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Dan DreM,s Big Snec.

It was rumored on Wall street to-day
that Dao. Drew settled with Bischoffsheim
aud Goldschmidt on his contract for $4,000
shares. The terms are variously stated,
one authority says Drew received check
for ten per cent profit, equal to $780, 600.
Further, that Bischoffsheim sold one hun
bred thousand shares of Erie in London
before the settlement Of the contract it is
reported publicly, and that he bought back
part of the stock since at lower prices.
Interview with Gen. Banks.
Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Gen. Banks was
at the St. Nicholas hotel to-day, and con-
versed with a Sun reporter. The General
said: "The political situation is healthy
and revolutionary. l am for Mr.. Greeley,
and told Mr.. Sumner as much in Washing
ton, last Sunday. If Re made the state
ment it was right, and l have no desire to
deny it. ] have done more than that. l
have declined to speak in support of Gen.
Grants reelection. L left my home in
Waltham yesterday, to come to this city by
the afternoon boat from Boston, and while
dining at the Parker House, in that city,
Just before leaving, | was accosted by
Mr.. Lewes, of Lynn, who, as chairman
Of the Republican Committee of that city,
extended 20 me an invitation to visit that
city, and address Grant ratification meet
ing. | informed MIR. Lewes / could not do
so that my heart was not in that move
ment, and that it was against my judgment
of right. Considerable conversation passed
between Mr.. Lewes and myself, on the sub
iect, which it is not necessary for me to de-
tail. when he expressed to me the opinion
that it would be difficult for him to make
his people believe that l was in earnest. L
addressed him the letter of which you now
have copy"
Gen. Banks withdraws In his district as a
candidate for reelection TO Congress as
Grant Republican. If he concludes TO run
be will take the field under the Democratic
and Liberal Republican banner.
The General was waited upon by several
prominent gentlemen of this city, who de-
sired to obtain his consent to address the
business men of New York, at an early
day, upon the question OF finance. Inc
General replied that it would give MIN
great pleasure TO do SO.
The General took steamboat Tor Boston
and Waltham.
Another influential German Paper
Endorses Greeley.
The Stats Zeitung, by far the most in
fluential German daily in New YORK, has
finally come out squarely for Greeley, md
ing additional reason in Summers letter
to support Greeley. Il thinks Sumner
the chief of Greeley's friends, and that his
letter will give him weight, influence and
position with Greeley, when elected, espe-
cially in foreign affairs.
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Short RatiOus.

The election of County officers being
over, and no other struggle of similar sort
near at hand, individuals who appreciate
tbs liberality of candidates as sometimes
shown in the expressive words stake some
thing" find their liquid supplies from that
source suddenly cut of, and themselves re-
duced to the necessity of resorting to other
means of supplying their wants in this re-
spect. A gentleman who knows by expert
ence how bad it is to have such rations
suddenly withdrawn, suggests that the can
didates who were successful might very
properly set up free drinks with which to
taper of.
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DEMOCRATIC WARD AND DISTRICT
COMMITTEES OF Davidson COUN-


At a recent meeting of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee of Davidson county, it was re-
solved TO appoint subcommittee in the several
wards and districts of the county in order TO per-
feet the organization Of the party and do what
ever may be necessary to render its success com
plcte. The following are said committees;
LIST ward-John Mclaughlin, W. II. cry, n.
l.. Hamilton.
I'd wardNMartin Dalton, Geo. Wells Dr. j.
W. Morton.
Sd waTd-Pl4yer Martin, James T. Brantley,
3. X. Cutter.
4th ward-Dr. Roscoe, X. x. freeman, Lee
Adams.
9TH ward-R B. Cheatham, DR.. John Horton,
Tom Craighead.
eth waTd-H. Hill, W. D. CovingtOn, W. c.
Hurt
Moore.
9Th ward-Chas Kircher, II. Buddeke, Ton
Hudson.
10th ward-Tom McRoberts, T. s. Hays, John
HOlOran.
I'd district-Jerry Bowen, j. H. Sloan, Henry
Buchanan.
Sd district-M. j. Couch, j. B. Davis, Squire
WhitWOTth
4th district-w. j. Wade, Sam Wright, Il L.
lIadiey.
5th district-A.F F. GOf, 10. Bigley, Sam "a
chanan.
Gray.
eth dlstrict-A. j. Baker, James Phillips, VIM.
Robson.
Sth iistrict-Plcasant Smith, John Williams,
Geo. II. Hogan.
9th district-A. G. Merritt, ALI Douglas, Bob
Howell.
10Th district--Y B. Jones, 10. ETliston, Horace
Scales
18th district-Chas. B. Chickering, Sam. North.
sarn, Waits O'Neal
10Th Jistrict-M. n. Brown, Alex Mcqueen,
J. s. Davidson.
ISth district-Jasper Taylor, Barny Hinos,
ut I9th district-Ed. Bradford, W. W. FuIshum,
't 18th district w. Bush, j. j. Corley James
'' Ggfh district E. Wright, W. J, Chandler,
oI nth 'dhtstrict-Phfip olwin, RObt Miller, f..
4; Ism MHG district-watt weakley, William Martin,
10Th RI district. E. Sloan, J.K. P. Hamblcn,
25tb district-J. o. Bass, james Roscoe, }. w.
: 2ist distlict-T Harris, j. D. Vaughan, 7. T.
s3i district-Wm Smith. A. Shaw, John Mar.
20 Jistr.ct-C. W. Nance, DR.. j. w. Jordan,
r. Il SsBith
oath distIiat-Ike Lanier, W. Garrett, F. G..
18th distrlet-Esqr. Curtis, DIR. Hampton, -
alternately.
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
10. c. HAMBLIE, Chairman.
w. X. DILLARD, See'y.
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WASHINGTON.
More Cuban Prtvateers.

NEW YORK, Aug. "a Washington
dispatch says that United States Reven ne
cutter Moccasin is still watching the Cuban
privateer Pioneer at Newport. Her guns
are shotted and the orders are TO sink Pho
neer should she attemnt to escape. These
orders withdraw the Moccasin from police
duty and it is rumored that Cuban sympa-
thizers, taking advantage thereof, have
started another expedition TO Cuba under
the most favorable auspices.
ROward's Damages.
WASHINGTON, Aug. "a Washington
dispatch says that DIR. Howard has for
warded claim for damages for his impris-
onment by the Spanish government to the
American Consul at Cadiz. His claim will
probably come before the Spanish-American
Commission sitting at Washington.
A Mexican Middle.
There is said TO be a rupture between
the members of the United States and
Mexican Commission, which virtually hind
ers the transaction of any business.
The Administration Consumption for
Campaign Funds.
Special TO the Cincinnati Commercial
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The Washing
ton Chronicle Grants organ, and run by
Senator Harlan) to-day editorially demands
that all those clerks in the Departments
who refuse to pay the assessments made
upon them for political purposes, be re-
moved. The DEPARTING hts every day now
are being thoroughly canvassed by Admin
istration agents for subscriptions to Grants
waning cause" The various State Assecia-
tons here also have taken the lists of clerks
credited to their States, and sent them let
ters importuning for 1.-THE of the meager
salaries paid them.
Examination Humbug-
gerry. -s.ss
Other examples show how thoroughly
imperative are the Presidents rules for the
reform of the civil service, especially in re-
gard to examinations. These have come
10 be regarded as the most melancholy
humbugs. A lady, an applicant for de-
partment position, upon having an eXami- |
nation which the Board declared to be I'M |
was afterwards informed by the |
Board that not having the proper political |
her application would have to be |
passed over in behalf of much inferior |
who had a responsible Con-
FRESHMAN behind her.
1CO OAU IOE t1c COnscCIptI0n.'
The following extract from Fred. Doug
ass paper, published here, and which is a
trong supporter of Grants reelection, also
ives another exhibition of the farce which
he new regulations have become: ga
riend Of ours was competitor for one of
he. vacancies in bureau of the Interior
Department the other day, but for some I'M
reason to him, as he felt that
e had proved his competency according
0 the test of fitness adopted by the Presi-
ent, the position was refused him. On
lquiry in the proper quarter, how
yer, he was informed that though be
ad passed most successful examination,
nd that he came fully up to the standard
qualification laid down in the Civil Ser
ice Reform rules, the Board of Examiners
ad adopted another test, which would ex-
ude him from an appointment. They had
ecided that no one beyond the age Of So
ears could be appointed to the position for
hich he was competitor, and SO he was
.jected. Is this just or authorized?r
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Another Influential German Pape
Endorses Greeley.
THE TURF.
The Opening at Long Branch.

HE UpCHIHs M H7V11s DH '7'7
LONG BRANCH, Aug. 3.-First race for
5000. two miles, eight hurdles, was won by
MIesian, beating Lochiei. Time, 1921.
The second race was a trial race, purse
$50. distance one mile. The entries were
Henrietta, Fadladeen, Platina, Preaknesss,
Venita and Bazaine. Preakness won, Fad
laden second. Time l:45
The third race was for the Ocean Hotel
sakes valued at $1,000, for colts and FLIES,
foil of 1869, mile and three-Quarters. The
en,ries were Extract, John Doe, Boss
Tweed. Mate and Anthatrian. Mate won,
Extract second. Time 3!l5.
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elected Chairman of the lberal Central
Committee.
Grants Civil ServicReform.
Russell alias Robinson W, shot Croldt
last night and was arrested ian old con.
Wet, but recently a deputy / the United
States Marshal at Salt Lake. .
Three Hoodlums who INJURED a Chi
naman Monday have been arsted.
BoOrabooiagai
ST. LOUIS, Aug. IA lett. from IRON
Ton, MO-, was received by aGovernment
oIhcial here yesterday, whic states that
mos. Lawson was recently hipped and
driven out of Carter county bmasked Ku-
Klux. Col. VIM. Lawson. fatheof Thomas.
and formerly well known meber of the
Legislature from Carter count was also
driven from home. Both thesgentlemen
are now In lronton, where theyodeed in
formation before United State Commits
sloner Stewart, who issued warrlts for the
arrest OF the perpetrators of Il outrage.
several other cases of a similarcharacter
nave occurred in Carter count but the
parties upon whom the outrages ere COM
united are afraid to do anything for fear
they will not be protected. :
Minnesota.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, July Hon.
Demos Barnes, of Brooklyn, MY, ad-
dressed an immense Greeley m assneeting
In this city tonight.
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Of Humphreys county for Congressman is
as follows: Thomas 1,O12, Atkins SO.

DRESDEN, Tenn, Aug. 2.-The election
for this county (Weakley), passed off quiet
ly yesterday and resulted as follows:
For Supreme Judge, Cook 975, MeFar-
land 4O1; Attorney General, 18th, District,
L. d. Cardwell 1,150, j. P. Mills 9O2,
Dunlap 2s2, Barker 23s; For Circuit Court
Clerk, J. G. Thomson 1916; For Sheriff,
j. E. Vincent 9s5, J.F. Cayce s22, w. P.
Duke 52S, A. j. Coston $50; For Revenue
Collector, W. Fl. Cantrell 1901, N. Ed
wards $50, o. Carlton 526; For Trustee, c.
F. Finch 1914, j. G. Moore 1885, Digs
21S. --.I
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EAST TENNESSEE.
McNfnn.

McMinn. I'll. --
Below give you the vote of our county
yesterday: E
For Supreme Judge, Mcfarland 1867,
Cooke 697; John A. Gouldy, Sheriff, Dem
oeratic, 297 majority; Robert Snider, Trus-
tee, Democratic, 123 majority; ]. NJ. Kelly,
Tax Collector, Republican, 149 majority.
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ONLY FOUR STATES.
A Washington correspondent says:

n " asIIIIIss0Ul COT sEJII1SII5 Sd y.
'Senator Sumner received to day another
large batch Of letters and kilograms con-
graduating him upon his recent declaration
in behalf of Greeley. Some of these are
from prominent Republicans in Massachu-
sets, whose names the Senator does not
care to make public Just now. From the
individual responsei and assurances which
lie has already received, and is still receiv-
ing, the Senator continues firm in the be-
lief that Grant will not carry more than
four States next fall.''
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100000 Stolen by River Pirates.
Suicide at Sea.

The Russian brig Sampo, arrived to-day,
reports that her Captain, Augustine Kobbe,
committed suicide By drowning at sea, July
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i"Potatoes!" cried a darkey pedler in
Richmond. "Hush dat racRet; you dist-acts
de whole neighborhood," came from an aged
uncle in a doorway. "You kin hear me,
kin you?'' "Hesr you, kin hear you q
mile" sThank God for dat; rs hollowin to
be heard, 'tatoesp'
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seven Women and Children Buried
by Falling Houses.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3.-Two buildings in
keokuk, lava, fell down yesterday, bury
ING seven women and children in the ruins.
One woman was fatally wounded, and all
more or less injured. =
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HeHsG washed AWay-TwO ChiIdreS
DrOWned.f

BINGH. MToN, Aug. 8.-During the
heavy rain storm yesterday, Rudo creek
oveIhowed IS banks and the water swept
everything before it. q house occupied BY
a family nsme4 Ovens was carried away
and two children drowned. The parents
escaped. AZ.
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Negro Rights ON street Cars.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Aug Accommodations
er Wayne this morning rendered his de-
cision in the street car case, discharging
Godfrey, Berrier and Segar.
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More EeiRhbOrs

UTICA, n: Y, Aug. 3.-Dr. Peters of
Hamilton College, reports the discovery of
two planets on the night of July 81, both
belonging to the asteroids.
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FluanciaI Tlauksp,yiug.

PARIS, Aug. 3.-Thiuksgiving services
for the great success OF tie new loan are to
be held in all French churches tomorrow.
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WEST TENNESSEE.

Shelby. -f
MRMRHIs, TEEG., Aug. S.-W. J.. p.
Doyle, elected Sheriff of Shelby county,
majority 654, others, majority larger.
Humphreys.
WAYERLY, TENN, Aug. 3.-The vote
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NEW YORK.
Geo. wilkes Seriously HI

Geo. Wilkes Seriously HI.
New YORK, Aug. Geo. Wilkes, editor
Of the Spirit Of the Times, is lying very i'll
with typhus fever.
100000 Stolen by River Pirates.
Last night gang of river pirates forced
entrance to the VIVA: f of the Hamburg dock
at HObOken, and stole watches valued at
$4,000 to $4,000. It is believed the work
men on the dock aided the pirates in the
robbery.
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Smith.

CARTHAGE, Aug. Below send you
returns of the election in Smith county, as
follows:
Supreme Judge-R. Mcfarland 1,246 /;
j. B. Cooke GIG. For Chancellor 5th di-
vision-A. A. Swope $50, S. Fl. Collins 400,
W. W. Goodpasture 500, W. ]. Crowley
442, James T. Quarles 100, Il. Denton A.
For removal of county seat, 600; against,
1904.
James II. COwles elected Sheriff; Robert
Scruggs, Tax Collector; D. j. Lynch,
Trustee. Respectfully, I'D.
The above is the official vote. .
TouN Firm
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PRDs mit yoost der same kind of fedders
yM gone togsther Nit dhemselfs.
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JOHN A. FITE.
Jackson.

GAINEsBoRo, Tenn, Aug. FL send
the vote of Jackson county on yesterday:
For Supreme Judge, j. B. Cooke l 200, Maj.
Mcfarland IS. Chancellor (official)
j. T. Quarles COS, H. Denton Ill, A. A.
Swope pa, S. Il. Coins 1876, W. W. Good
pasture 125, W. G. Crowley 246. County
offi"ers-S. W. Smallwood is reelected
Sheriff. Geo. NJ. Ray Trustee, VIM. S.
Johnson Revenue Collector, r. E. Mousell
Register,
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McMINNvILLE, Aug 1.-The election of
yesterday was very exciting for county of
fcers, sheriff and tax collector especially.
The caucus, wire-working and pulling not
equaled since the war. Below find official
vote: For Supreme Judge-McFarland $40,
Cooke 900; Sheriff Burks 9O4, Harding 924;
Tax Collector-Morrow 354, Webb 1,O39,
Higginbotham All; Trustee-Christian 654,
Bailey 1856. Morrow 204, Hammer BAT.
Warren county gives the following MAORI
ties! for Supreme Judge, Cooke, $50; for
Sheriff, Harding, 20; for Tax Collector,
Webb, 628; for Trustee, Christian 1869.
Stewart,
As far as heard from the vote of Stewart
gives Atkins for Congress $50, Thomas
34S; Supreme Judge = Mcfarland 615;
Cooke 1T. ......... ..-
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Grants Civil ServicReform.

Committee. -
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The News from other Quarters.
Indiaua-Henry WILSON.

RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 3.-An immense
Republican mass meeting was held here to-
day. The number present was generally
estimated at from eight TO ten thousand.
Hon. Henry Wilson made the first speech.
He was followed by Gov. Noyes, of Ohio,
who spoke an hour and a half.
MOrtOn-COIfax-Our Unhealthy Fl.
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COTTON is more active in New York
at an advance to 2lac for middling.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

Oucu be dismissed the service; but In coustd-
Grafton Of Smiths peculiar condition that
he was the only one Of his race within the
halls Of the academy, that In measure his
presence there, as the Secretary Of War 30
well expressed II, twas signal Illustration Of
the policy Of the Government sentence
was committed 10 a comparatively light and
trining. punishment. II Is sheer absurlliy
and stupidity for Mr. Clark to get up aud in
tho face Of these facts make, for mere polit-
ical effect, the ridiculously false charges that
no has made. The country will not believe
him, and no decent man can have the least
respect for him. 10 the entire affair, from
beginning 10 end, Secretary Bolknap and the
President have acted with the utmost lcncucy
toward Smith, and il they arc 10 DO ccnsurcd
at all Thrust be for au extreme leaning toward
the side Of mercy and charity in the case.
We trust that this Is the last Of the whole
thing, and that Clark will save whatever Of
reputation for good sense and fair dealing Is
left him by retiring ~ gracefully as he may
from dispute in which his morals or his
memory have played him so lrcachcrous u
~
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THE SPIRIT or THE CAMPAIGN.


lFron the ~, Louie uhbal
Our duty a. journalist requires ds 10 express
our deliberate conviction that the social habits
Or H. Gratis Brown are not such, and arc not
likely to DO such - can commend him TO the
American people for one Of the highest and
most Responsible positions In their GIN To
choose him Vice President aud reject such a
man as Henry Wilson, with his sober habits
cool aud Nollsbalpncei brain, perfect cquipoiso
Of character and absolutely lrrsproaohabie lie,
would no little short u madnefa To make NJ
uralE Brown President Of tho Federal Senate
rather than Henry Wilson, would argue inca
paclty for solfgoycrnment In tho American
people Tho mightlost lntellects have not been
able to resist the ascinaiions Of tho flowing
bowl and many OF tho nohlest souls have
yIthered beneath this dreadful curse; but, Just
as business mon prefer sober clerks, Just NJ rail-.
way passengers desire sober engineers, Just as
shIp.uwnerS will employ only sober captains, 80
the people Of this nation, whatever may be their
private personal habits, arc coming more and
more to require In their public servants the
highest and purost type Of physical and moral
life. II Il we'll for young men, and for ambitious
asplrants for place and power, 70 consider these
manlfost tendencles Ofthe American mind. In.
tegriiy honesty, capacity Of self denial and
genuine grandeur OF cunduct and character, arc
Increasingly demanded In those whu would be
at once tho servants and the princes VI tho poo.
ple.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

FOR PRESIDENTS
ULYSSES 3. GRANT,
o. ILLIHoiA
FOR WE PRESIDENT;
HGNRT WILSON.
or MAssAcHuBETTA
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
MORTON p. cHIPMAN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20


From Virginia, North Carolina and othI r
Southern States We arc In receipt Of numer-
Gus communications going to show that the
discussion In the Democratic ranks is daily
becoming more and more intense, and that
h undreds Of thousands Of them will refuse TO
be guided by the action of the Baltimore
convention, and will, on election day, either
remain away from the POLLS altogether Or
vote for Gen. Grant. The feeling In Virginia
is particularly strong. Some of the best
citizens Of the mother Of Presidents" have
already announced their opposition to Mr..
Greeley and their preference for Grant. They
remember the generous terms he gave 10 Gen
Lee when he surrendered at AppomattoX that
he was almost the first man In the country
after the war closed to extend a helping hand
towards some Of YlrginIA's most cherished
Institutions, such as William and Mary col
lege, &c.
In the city Of Now Berne, n. C., a few nights
ago, O meeting Of democrats was held, at which
the following resolutions were passed
'"RSIoiBSd, That we, tho simon pure Dem &C.
Tacy Of Craven county In mass meeting Asse IN.
bled, TleW with distrust the action Of the so
called Democratic Conservative party IN Indoors.
ing Greeley and Brown thereby iOrsAking a nd
eoneeding 70 the nominee o. the Liberal Re.
est Democrats hold dear; that we consider such
sell out dlsgraceful to the past history Of our
party and establishes a dangerous precedent in
"Rs5oibed, That We do not wish to have our
names associated with any party guilty Of such
dlsgraceful conduct, and In the name Of Justice
and humanity We call upon all lovers OF liberty
70 come with us and We will do them good
"ResOlpcd, That We consider Il all important
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

FROM the New Haven Palladium
Mr.. Greeley, who has been compared to Pick.
wick, has now come out In the character OF
Pecksnln. His grafton at Portland was TeEu.
lar stump speech, and not q bad one OF Its kind
But when he said he had struggled for the unity
OF cur common country, his memory played him
a treaoherous trick. He must have forgotten
that after the election Of Mr; Lincoln he per.
and, even during the rebellion, wrote that
should the time ever come when the Pacific
states "shall say deliberately, kindly hTmly, to
those this side Of the Rocky Mountains You
are stronger than We-Older, more wealthy,
more pOweTiUl-but We ask you To let US got for
We believe We can do better by ourselves than
with you, the wise and Christian answer TO
make them would be- 400 In peace"