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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-30

HODGsON-w. I. HODGsoN,
X auct;oneer-Ofice No. l'e traVler s.itevo ~
SATTRDAY, April ID, 1872, at twelve Goio ,s ,se
% % Cb.rIes Auction Exchange, III 'ne pase
the 81. nda of the ST. Charles Hotel in this city
v urtu and in pursuance of three seIera
Of the Hon. Louis Duvishetahua' narisf Of OR.
Sea ns ated Respectively February Is and ~ ia.-
and sarch g. 1872 docket No. 3Sl"t; i Pas de.
of the succession OF Gnari will be sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, ,ose r..n
with the buildings and impro ~ ts citv in the
snrare bounded by Prytania Polymnla No ST. .l
ana Urana streets designated as o. - anu
ures 81 feet Il n nGes Az ~ feet 10 inches lines
brtweeu paral el lines, American meas ute, -
ing to plan male by houlS L. INV
T,a imnrovemen.s consist of very styl,sn Two
strrV frame residence known as No l4n Plytahla
s,rast with an ornamental iron fence ana manu-
80. corinthian columns in front, and contains
vide hall two arc he'd parlors dining room tt,u
e,c below with some SIX or seFtn looine aD4 ~
So+L roo,n wafer closets, clothes Closets paht!y
tive room etc. The house has gas ana gas II \
1nres throughout with very handsome marD5e
nantes in the principal rooms mas ,aa ~
cistern, etc, anu 10 III d 'oAJ '"
neisaoSTI'IT'aai ,rABIE LOT OF GROUND, together
-.b the announcements thereon, situated IN tne
Erst district of this city, in TIE square DoUhdtu ~
Girod Caroudelet Lafayette Gate heFial anu Do"
streets, Designated a' ~ d.n r Of ia fee,
II inches and 3 lines between parallel lines VIII
the privilege of comm-n alley SIX lefI W., er
ire Baronue street side, opening INTO 'lIoi SUI
All American measure, according to pan maui
Inv Lous II Pile surveyor dated March -, 70 -, :,
-Tna u,Droyemeuts consist IF an ehgloe ana WI,
| buiit tworstory brick residence, known as NO. ~
Grod street and has an ornaments, IRON nd CON
| IN front covering the entire banquo'te, anu coL
tainsa hall two hands parlors, large dlhngroonl
kitchen pantry, storeroo etc below Win n 5op a
four OF We large bedrooms above; mas gas anu d.
AT throughout; large yard, well paved, ny
drant, cistern, etc o,dar on,
This desirable property is IN superior orc a a
| renair and is to be sold Oh the following easy an
| acceptable go, -- ~ r-,iIa
| Terms aud Conditions-One.feurth cash ID uh't
! States treasury notes, and the aance II eqtta
| naym.uts at one two and three years WIN elsn
per cent interest, and special iortsase WIN NT
doris privilege from date until hnaf pay nlehI; ia
mort rare to embrace the clause of hve Per cent 10
ATTORNEYS fees in case of SUR; the buildings 10
kept fully insured, and the policies 'fan'ielieu
| the holders of the credit notes. -,
Acts of sale before a. Pilot Jr notary az ~
expense of the purchasers, including the s'aIhi
DIR" iio !" ~ mhI3 % 80 apo l3
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

ia published every Saturday morning, and contains
S,sm news by telegraph. miscellaneous reading, ed
Tuy.als local matters OF general pubhc interest
cgs,,ner cial and monetary reports and everything
eat appears in the Daily except such items as are
a; uTtts or no public moment. The WtshLl ,f,
pUBLICAN ia an excellent family paper, vauabie
10 well for instruction and amusement as lnIorLha
Con en- the current topics OF the day.
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DY NASH & HODGSON. Vt. :. HODGSOS
d Auctioneer-Otice No. 10 irav!er strtft.-On
SATURDAY, March 80, 1872, at IL NJ, az t4le 81
Charles Auction Exchange, in the basement rotullda
of the St. Charles Hotel i'll this city by virtue anu
in pursuance of an order of the Hon Louis D'i'
iuucaud Judge OF the Second District Court foT
the nar;sh OF Orleans. dated January %. loIZ,
tucket No 81 $751; tor account OF the succession OF
william. ". Hunter, deceased, al public auction
vii he sold =,
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, situated IN the Fourth
District ot this city, being the square No; @!v.
bounded b. seventh Harmony St paT.o anu Il D.
NV streets subIivided into thirteen lots, winch
measure about % feet front each by depths OF from
rs to Is, feet about, all more or less, American
MEASURE according to a plan made by Louis II.
Pile, surveyor. dated March l, 1872, Low Oh eA-
hibitiOu at the place OF sale
Terms-Cash on the spot IN United states treas
urv notes.
Acts OF sale before A. i A. D. DOrocourt, nota
ries at the expense of the purchasers, lnc!Uui lg
the stamps and the taxes for 1871, and up 20 the
day OF sale
fer mh2 IS % 50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-30

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 81 Toi.
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A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE RtSIDtSCh, 30.
POS CAROSDELET STREET BETWEEN De
LORD AND CALLIOPE STREETS, OPPOSITE
TIE NEW JEWISH TEMPLE SINAI, WITH
vNo LARGE LOTS OF GROUND. Of LONG
CREDIT, At PUBLIC AUCTION.
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DELTA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE CORNER CAROSDELET AND COMMON
STREETS, NEW ORLEANS.

CAPITAL STOCK DEPARTMENT
Shares 8 100 each. Annual interest dividends ten
per cent.
PREMIUM DEPARTMENT.
All dividends to Stockholders payable in Cash.
FIRE MARINE and RIVER policies issued By this
Company at Current Rates OF Premlums
TRUSTEES:
A. Bald win C. J. Leeds, L. H. Gardner,
G. P BlanCan3, F. Laborde, J. Lapene,
A. Elmer Bader A. H. DMtza, o. Hopkins,
o. BerCier, Emile Dupre Z. IL Moutin,
A. Tertrou John BrunasO, w. 8. COnger,
B. Huff D. Bouligny, E. BOrdeois,
&. ". Theurer A. PalacIo, T. Il. Alrey,
NJ A. dc Lizard, T. n. Simmons Joseph Alex,
Z. Ganucheau.
OFFICERS:
T. GANCCHEAU, President.
A. BALDWIN, Vice President
I. W. BAQUIE, Secretary.
n.2I N
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE lNsUA"
AScE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Established n 1889.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEI7ABLB.
CASH Oh THIRD NOTE PREMIUMS.
NO NOTES REQUIRED.
L1s. Cash Dividend Fifty Per Cont.
c.s,.,sa.,o-a, So o.. coo
Policies n force. <'''''''"o
Annual income 1000, OGJ
Lo.ses Maid saoe 1889 COZ, 900
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 8: 3r5
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DY NASH & HODGSON-W. I. HoDGSCS,
ID Auctiouter-O NO. 10 Gravier stI-et.-On
SATURDAY, April +. 1872. at twelve O'Clock NJ, at
the 81 Charles Auction Exchange in the base.
nent rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel in this city,
pv virtue and in pursuance OF two several orders
of the Hon. Louis Duvisnead, Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans dated
respectively the twenty fourth DAY o. January.
l372 aud the seventh February, 1872, docket No.
- 039 for account OF the succession OF James Nc
Cioskey. deceased, at public auction NIL be sold
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thercoA,
square bounded by CaTondeet Gate Apolol.
BarOnne (late Bacchusl, Delord tlate Triton Walk
and Callopt streets. said lots adiolu each other
and measure together about 81 feet front on Car
onelet street, by depth of ~ feet II inches and
lines between parallel lines, al more or less,
American measure according to a plan made by
Louis n Pile, surveyor, dated February p, 1872.
The improvements consist of story and
attic slate root frame cottage residence. known )
No PCS CaroAdelet street, with two story hlck pack
building. brick carriage house and stable. sheds,
etc all under slate roof. The main mouse cor.
tains six rooms. closets pantry. etc. and mas Gas
throughout The back building contains four
rooms, stOreToOm, water closets, etc, and gas
throughout The stable is large ana is a very
substantial building with feed, harness and oster 5
rooms connected The yard is large, contains two
c:sterns and hylrant, d is laid with shrub
cry. is brick paved etc; the whole IN good order
and repair
This eligible and desirable property is imme-
dately opposite the temple Sinai, in
OF construct on is uTrouuded by city street
railroads running III every direction, and is contig
10 some OF the HtS1 residences III llt CITY,
and offers a rare ilducement to procure splendid
property.
Terms and Conditons-One third cash in United
| States treasury notes, and the balance in equal
payments at one and NO years III the notes OF the
purchaser divided into coupons II reqIirrd} to his
own order, bearing interest at the rate OF eight
! per cent per annunl, with special mo, tgage and
| vendors privilege, from day of sale unit! 1na
| payment, the mortgage to embrace the clauses vi
| five per cent for attorneys fees III of sui;
and non aleua ndo: the buildings be kept fully
sured and the policy transferred to the holders
| OF the notes. In addition to which. the purchaser
will assume the taxes for 1871, aId up the dav OF
! sale, over and above the pilce of adjudication
Act OF sale before P. q Cuvellier, notary. al the
| expense of the purchaser, including the United
| States internal revenue stamps mh2 Is 30 apt
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND C0RNEE
OF ST. CHARLES AND LOUISIANA AVE
NUES-LOTS 6ixI26 FEET.
| SUCCESSION OF EDWARD G.. BRIDGE De
CEASED.
Parish Probate Court for the Parish oi j.Ar"soc-
| Docket No. lal.
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES N. PETERSON.
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By S. Guinault.
DE NRS RIINSl

MRS. JULES ARS0vLT vs.. EDOUAGD BUI&0l
EFT AIS.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of DREAMS
Docket No 81 U39.
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ONE yALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND Is THE
FOURTH DISTRICT.
S7-CCvssIoy OF WILLIAM ". HUNTER, DE-,
CEASED
Second District Court for the ?ali5l OF Orleans
No. 81 SOL
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Inst Cash Dividend Fifty Per Cont.

OFFICES:
". q. PECXHAM, President.
". T. HOOKER Vice President
L. McADAM, Secretary and ActIa!y.
G. A. FR2DRIKAR, Superintendent OF Agenc.eL
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Wy VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE To Az
II order OF sale rendered September 8, 1871 ana
to me directed by IL honorable the Second Distre,
Court for the parish of Orleans. in the abnSa
entitled matter, | will proceed to sell at public
.uctI0n at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ev
Change. on Royal street, between Canal and Cns.
Toulouse streets, IN the second District of thu.
civ on MONDAY, April D, 1872. at twslys
o'clock NJ. the following described property, to
THE UNDIVIDED ONEFO cRTH IN AND TO
CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, with all the In.
rrnv.nruts thereon situated in the parish of Ies
terson in this STATE, comprised within Navads.
St Patrick and Edmund streets and Clay ave1us
designated as square number ninety on pan nv
Nimeggar on the twenty fourth Of January, ls5,
deposited in the Office of A. ChiapeiIa iate notary
public in this city, as plan number sixty four, con
tanning twenty-seven lots, numbered from one 10
twenty inclusive and mea surfing acco' ding to saS
plan three hundred and thirty -hve feet six uss
front on Nayades street, TWO hundred and eighty
three feet ten inches front on Edmund street tbraa
hundred and twelve feet six inches front St. Pat
ricE street and three hundred and eighty one frs,
five, inches and seven lines front Oh Clay avenue
Terms-Cash en- the spot.
C. S. SAUVIEET b
mh2l apl0 81 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orlesns
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AUCTION SALES,
By Sheriff Sauvinet.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE EMANUEL BCargV
deceased.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. So O55.
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sooond District Court for the parish os Orleans
Booklet No. So, l3l
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Capital, Sj0O,00O.
Assets. December 81, 1871, S69i,j19 30.

Insures FIRE. marine and river risks, dividing the
profits each department separately to the in
sured.
For the accommodation of its customers, the
company will make marine losses payable in Lon
don J. TUYES, President.
J. ". HISCKs, Secretary.
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES AcCLoSKEy, DECEASED.
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OFFICE OF THE = UN VI CTu AL
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS
81 Camp street.............,..6l
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Second District Court for the parish of Orleans-y.
~ BIZ
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Less-Cnclaimed interest
and interest payable
July next On al out
standing scrps of the
COMPANY. s1s,I4s 81
Issues of scrip tor the
years 1868, 1854 and
1865 payable in July. l7e,8H ~
Cnearned premiums On
Msysl. l5.l.,......, 222 APO CO. S;3, ,C57 g
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-30

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
ONCE, corner of Camp and Canal streets.
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yry NASH a. yiDn.,sn.-w

Parish PIcjat, Court for the Parish OF !. f.."so2-
Docket No. lul.
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE OSCAR !. DUNN
DECEASED.

mb2l aplG 2l Sheriff OF the Parish of Oriesnz
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The above statement is q Just true and correct
transcript from the books Of the company.
P. FOURCHT, President.
G. ". MOTT, Secretary.
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Il Rema rlable Caracter-The Checkefed
career of Minister. Soldier and
PolStician-Preach and Dueling rs
Fine Arts-Fifteen Challenges in Twelve
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AUCTION SALES.
By Nash q Hodgson.
THE SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE, No lN
PRYTANIA STREET

VIE ELIGIBLE BRICK RESIDENCE. NO. 2oI
GIROD STREET
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STATE oy LOUISIANA,
Parish eff Orleans, City OF New Orleans. }
Sworn to and subscribed before NE the third day
Of June 1874.
JOSEPH CCvILLIER, Notary Pubic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-30

At . meeting of the Board OF Directors, held Cd
the third DAY Of June 1871, 1t resolved to de-
clare scrip dividend Of thirty per cent on the net
earned participating premiums for the year end.
ing thirty frst of May, 1871 fer which certificates
will be issued on and after the first day of Angus.
next. Also, to pay and after the second Mon,
day in July the whole issues Of scC-p for the
wears 1855 1851 and 1855 and six per cent interest
or ali outstanding scrip OF the company.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-07
A spy IN GRANTS CANT.

There appear to be grave suspicious that
a spy has crept into Grants Cabinet. A
Washington correspondent of the Atlanta
Sun refers to the matter as follows:
alt is believed by many that the present
Secretary of the Treasury-GeOrge S. Bout
well-an intense Puritan and devoted fol-
lower of Senator Summers devoting much
of his time and treasury patronage for the
prevention Of Gen. Grants nomination. In
other words, Boutwell, is charged by the
friends of the President as playing the same
role in Grants Cabinet as Edwin NJ. Stan
ton did in that of James Buchanau-that
is, acting the part Of spy and informer. It
is well known that the President has given
Secretary Boutwell, repeated hints to resign,
but the O5tuse Puritan has purpose in
view, and that purpose is the defeat of Gen.
Grant for the coming nomination. Gen.
Grants Ofiense against New England was
the dismissal from the English mission of
J. LathrOp Motley, the pet of Sumner and
Boutwell,, and the darling scion of Massa-
chusetts. Boutwell, is more than anxious
to be the Philadelphia nominee, and he
thinks his great financial reputation will
give him the nomination; may be so; every
Democrat hopes so for his defeat woJl /
be suresand certain
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-07
GOV. B. GRATz BROWNS SPEECH.

We publish this morning the speech Of
Gov. Brown, of Missouri, before the Lib
eral Republican Convention, held at Jelfer-
son City, on the Path january.
The Jefferson City Tribune Of the 10th
January says of this speech:
1t was an impromptu affair, but we are
unable to discern wherein study and careful
preparation could have improved it. There
has seldom been delivered a more impor
tant speech, considered with respect to its
bearing on the parties Of the country in this,
the gravest crisis of our history. 1t settles
that there is to be a Liberal Republican
Presidential ticket; and clearly points out
the political evils the Liberal Republican
party will attempt to remedy, and the bene-
fits it will attempt to secure to the country.
1t must cheer the determined Republican
opponents of Grant, encourage disafection
and concentrate aggressive effort.
The Governors speech in its main
features, will elicit universal applause from
Democrats. Whatever shape the canvass
may take, we Lave it here Enthusiastically
foreshadOWed that Liberal triumphs will
nevertheless be Democratic victories; for as
this foremost of the Liberal leaders de-
scTibes the objects of aggression, they are
abuses and dangers Democrats are even
more hostile toward than the most intense
Republican opponents Of Grant.
The Governors boldness and earnest
ness, and profound comprehension of all
the circumstances and issues of the ensuing
canvass, will peculiarly crafty those who
supported him in the last canvass. They
anticipated something more than the defeat
of Grants retainers in Missouri; they an
ticipated great national results in the same
direction; and their reliance was upon Mr..
Browns ability, experience, sincerity, pOpu-
larity, national reputation and well attest
ed devotion to everything he deemed right.
His speech at this time, when a retreat OF
advance must be sounded, raIying aud in
spiriting the Republican enemies Of Grant
throughout the land, proves that their antici-
pations were justly founded.
In short, a more damning arraignment
of Grant was never made. The fact that
an original Republican makes it gives an
added point, if possible, TO every specitica-
ton. So Republicans everywhere must re-
gard It. If they are not impervious to in
csive truths we must expect great good,
wholesale desertion from Radicalism on the
one hand, and loud demonstrations of i'm
potent rage on the other.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-07

IN the Kansas Legislature the Radical
opponents to the proposed Investigation as
to the allegation that Senator Caldwell
purchased enough votes to secure his cleo
ton took the ground that the procedure was
inexpedient because, if the charges were
proved, the Legislature could not reach
Caldwell or the most of the Legislators he is
said to have bought. The House has re-
fused while the Senate has ordered the in
quiry, which under such circumstances
can scarcely be as thorough as it should be.
The st. Louis Democrat (Radical) says:
"Disinterested people win be apt to say
that it is no whit less the duty Of the Le-
gislature to 60 to the bottom of such a
measureless scandal, even if no remedy
were possible in the event of its truth In
such event Kansas should herself win dicate
herself by at least thoroughly exposing and
repudiating the infamy; and if the charges
are false, the good name of the common
wealth and justice to the accused demand
that the facts appear. To leave the matter
wholly to the United States Senate, after it
has proceeded thus far, would be, for Kan
sas, neither selfrespectf~l nor wise"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-07

il vile as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-07

IT appears that the notorious Legate is
not to get off to Washington Territory SO
easy after all. The Washington correspor-
dent of the Cincinnati Gazette says, Feb. 4:
Senator Logan and Representatives Far
well aud Beverage have called the Presi-
dents attention TO the whole record Of
Legate, nominated Governor Of Washing
ton Territory, and asked him to withhold
his commission. Surveyor General Bah
cock, of Kansas. brother Of Gen. BabcOck,
Commissioner of Public Buildings, is au-
thority for the statement that Legate was
the chief operator in securing Senator Cald-
wells late election by the means charged
by the Kansas Legislature"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-07
rHIs oRGAN ANp THAT.

The St. Louis Republicans undoubtedly
one of the ablest papers in the West; We
might say it is the largest in circulation
the most potent in influence; certainly the
most sagacious in politics, and the most in
innate and familiar with the public senti-
msnts and private plans of the leading Lib
eral Republicans in the West, of any paper
in the Union. That paper, adopting fully
the Passive doctrine, says:
'Passivism" does not mean all the things
absurdly attributed to 1.-THE disarmament
of the Democratic party, the aban-
donment Of the Democratic faith,
a surrender to Liberal Re-
publicans and the election of certain
man to the Presidency; it does not imply
single one Of these objects; so far from it,
means the very reverse of them all.
The Nashville Republican Banner is not
in accord with the st. Louis Republican.
The Banner seems to think that the first
step in political strategy for the next cam
paign is the disarmament Of the Democratic
party, the abandonment of the Democratic
faith, and surrender to Liberal Repubh-
cans. We presume that the st. Louis Repub-
licdn is more conversant with the views OF
Schurz, Gratz, Brown, Trumbull and other
leading Liberals than the Banner, therefore
we take it that the annuneiations of the
Republican against the disbandment
of the Democratic party, etc., are Of much
more force than the pleadings Of the Banner
in favor Of that policy, the Paris Iltelligen-
Ger, the Union City Courier, the Memphis
Avalanche and appeal to the contrary not
withstanding.
Be the foregoing as it may, we are sure
that the Democratic party Of Tennessee
neither contemplates nor anticipates any
dissolution, DISARMAMENT or disintegrasion.
On the contrary, the Democratic organiza-
tion in this State viii be encouraged and
perfected. Thus only can it be made SER
viceable for State or Federal purposes.