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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-26
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In a debate in Congress last week,
General MORGAN exposed the Adminis-
tration's corruption and dishonesty In
the following plain manner:
Il hold in any hand the reports of the
Secretary of the Treasury for 1869 and
1871. In his report for 1869 the Reg
lister Of the Treasury states the public
debt to be, on July l. 1869, S2,409, ,002,.
4SO; willie in the report for 1871 he
states The public debt TO be, or July l.
1871, 1888, ,2l1,332; amount Of re
auclion in two years, S135.795, l4S-
The revenues collected during that time
amounted to $500, 900, aad vet thc
debt was reduced loss than S136,000,
000! What, ST., want with the balance
the remaining 366l,000,000? In gooG
part they were squandered, as We are
now asked to give way Sl,000,0G0 ;
year to this Pacific Steamship Company
The other day the gentleman from Mas
sachusetts Mr.. Dawes said that du
ring the three years OF President Grant
administration the debt had been redu
ced S300,000,000 What are the facts
Provided the reduction Of the debt du
ring the months which make up tn,
third year Of this Administration wa
equal to the average amount Of the re
duction for the two fiscal years alread,
named, the whole amount i'll the tire
years would be less than S204,000,00
while our revenue amounted 10 $1,000,
! 600 O00r'
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shielding by Crafty Csaceulm emf

shielding by Crafty CSnceuln emf.
The postmaster editors who are pet
tifogging TO acquit GRANTS administra-
ton ,f Illegal completely in furnishing
arms and ammunition to the French,
rest their case now upon shser quihble
They itera.e and reiterate, they affirm
and rsaffirm, that in the specific instance
the arms were sold before it was officially
known that tie purchasers were agents
OF the French government.
By this spcCia! pleading they misIosd
and deceive those Who have no othsr
information on the subject than such as
is derived from post master papers
They sedulously conceal the fact, proven
beyond cavil, that although the more
nudum pactum, the naked contract, was
entered into without snch knowle1ge, yet
before the arms were delivered, aad be-
fore sny payment had been made to
| bind the contract, il was kaewn that the
purchasers ware agents OF the French
Government. In spite OF this knowl.
edge and of ths law, payment was re.
c.ived to make binding the contract,and
the arms were delivered at the vharves
OF the French vessels.
1t is not merely because the admins
trston is convicted of trsnsgressing s
Law, that the postnastsrs sre so exces
sivsl sensitive upon this subject; it has
vielsted both the laY and the Constitu
ton in other instances, without invoking
h.lf the ingenious defenses that have
been employed in this csse.
Fastening this charge upon GaANrf
administration is peculiarly distressing
to bis henchmen. Partly because il
shows that he acquiesces in violation
of our duties rs Il neutral in order tha
certain fayorites might 3ecsms enriched
thereby; bst chiefly because it is likel!
to deprive him Of The votes Of the gres
mass of ths Gcrmsns who do not relisl
the policy Of furnishing guns and ana
munition with which the French were K
shoot their kindred in the Fatherlsnd.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-26

1t seems almost impossible to stem
the current of Misrepresentation that is
going hence about Justice Davis. He
has just succeeded in exposing a bogus
correspondence, in which he is made to
appear as the author of letter accept
lag the Labor Reform nomination, when
he statement comes out that he intends
to decline it. The latter is as untrue as
the other Judge Davis proposes to all
here to the telegraphic acceptance which
he sent the Convention the day he was
nominated, and may or may not write q
letter OF more formal acceptance.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-26

Let all who think protection is bcnef-
sial to the People read and ponder the
following facts:
The bark Sandusky arrived at New
York . few weeks ago from Trapani,
With cargo OF salt. The salt cost 81, ,OOS,
geld. The freight was s4,302 90, cur
rency, and the duty was S3,69O, gold
The Onondaga sait-boiler is protected
by freight 430 per cent al vslorem and
BY legislation $50 per cent. This allows
The salt-boilsr to charge 100 per cent.
above es st for salt Of the sams grade as
imported salt. Not long ago The bark
Niphon arrived at Boston from the ssine
port with cargo Of salt The cost of
the salt was invoiced nj Sl,S00 and the
duty on it was about $500 go!d-ovsr
800 rer cent
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End of the Reform Movement,

The Appropriation Committee ON the
Goth inst, dealt the Civil SslVice Re,
form movement severe blow by reject
ing Senate appropriation Of $50,0G0
to pay the expenses of the Civil Service
Advisory Board. AL but tive Republi,
can members Of the Committee voted
against it, and on the ground that the
rev policy Of the Administration had
proven to be humhug.
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Weeasaeld. March 26. 1872
Tbs Gen mans and Carl scanrz

There is No class Of c;tiz ens ia the
United States upon whom mere party
lies rest moro lightly than upon the
Germsns. Their natural and most CON
genial affiliations are with the Demo
cratic party, because that party advo-
Gates a larger individual liberty than any
eths., because II is less lisoted and less
iaclined than any other to enforce puri-
taiieal restraints by penal legislation
Du,ing the war large share OF the
Germans left the Democratic party in
their zssl to hasten emancipation, and 10
show what appeared TO be devotion 20
their al Il tel country. Although thi,
was 4 too kasty impulse, it was sn hon
est error, and showed that party preju.
dice could be easily laid s,ide.
In New York City the we'll informed
Germans mostly remained with the
Democratic party throughout the war,
and eoincded with the Democrats upon
most OF the questions growing out OF
the war
But when the frauds of the Tammany
ring were brought to light the Germans
we're foremost among thoss who crushed
out that engine Of corruption. True,
issding Democrats insugurated and con-
Quoted the war which resulted in the
overthrow of Tammany, but in doing so
thsy had to array themselves against the
ring that controlled the local machinery
Of the party. The Gsrmans in solid
phalAnI, regardless of party Affiliations,
rallied 10 the fsg of reform,
In other sections various causes have
carried 4 majority Of the Germans insn
che ranks OF the Republicans But the
daily disclosures OF widespread eerrup-
tion throughout GRANTS administration
% having It's usnal effsct, End the Ger
man Republicans, ,almostin = solid body,
have cut loose from the party which ia
laboring to Per ,etuate that corruption
CARL ScHURz is neither lea ling nol
following his countrymen-as is simply
marching abreast with them. 1t is alike
honorable TO them and fortunate fol
che country, that they will support nc
,admia;straiion which has not integrity
fer . Cardinal principle.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-26

The April Galaxy will contain an srti.
Gle by Secretary Wciles, on Lincoln and
Johnson, and their plans for rcconstruc.
ton. The last Cabinet meetings which
Mr.. Lincoln held are described, Only a
few hours before his assassination, Mr.
Welles says, Mr.. Lincoln related re.
markable dream which he had the night
before, and which presage,l vejy clearly
Ills OWE fearful end.
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AFRAID To ANSW Err
W. ". spragne Fairly Represents
the RadICHIP Parry of the l5iG
GhiO District,
Let Foreigners Remember This!

In The SPIRIT of January 30, we pub
IIshed the following resolution offered
by Mr.. MoEGAN,oi o iir, ON the 23 day
of December, but which She House re,
fused 10 suspend the rules to allow its
consideration:
WHEREAS political equslty is the true
basis of republican institutions, and
whereas slI the citizens Of the United
States under the Constitution. as amcnd
ed, without regard to race. cO!0r. or pre-
yious condition are eligible 10 the Offices
of President and Vice President, except
naturalizeA citizens, who arc alone extlu-
dcd: therefore, be it
ReSolUed, dc That the following arti-
Gle he suhmitted for ratification by the
Legislatures Of the States, and when rat,
iied by three fuurths ofthem, said article
shall be declared to be part Of the Con
stitution oi the United States
ARTICLE -.
| SECTION -. Naluralzcd citizens who
have attained the age Of thirty FIVE years
and have resided fourteen yetrs in tAe
United States. are hereby declared eIigi-
hle to the office Of President and Vice
President.
WILLIAM P. SPRAeUE, the man who
misrepressnts this, 18th Ohio, Di,tric
in Congress, voted against suspeSdin.
the rules to permit The ADORE to be con
sidered
WILLIAM p SPRAGUE was an arden
supporter OF the 18th Amendment, TN
provisions of which make the dirticst
meanest Nsgro in the United States, O
that may come in, eligible to The oiflc
OF Fresiient AMI Vice President.
But when the question comes up @
permitting intelligent foreign born eiti
zsns to become eligible 10 ths ssme po
sitions, he votes, NO!
Tae Democracy "f tho District favo
the Amendment,an condemn the kroT
Nothing oppositi pnthat defeated its con
siderstion
The editors OF the Marietta REGIS
TER, .rs
i Pomerov TELEGRAPH,
Athens MESSBNGER, ta. ..i
Athens JOURNAL, and
Morgan HERALD,
1 Have lodged and qnibblsl, bat hav'
not had the courage to condemn th
Y. Radical opposition to the Amendment
but dodge with ''ifs,' lands" aad see
SAW worse than those tecterilg bird
found along our creeks.
The truth is, the Radica, party, th
leaders and managers, bitterly hste an,
despisa Forqignera; bat, since thei
rout as Know Noihings, have not tn
courage to publish their belief concern
ing them. .
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egA reporter of tie Reading, p

@A reporter of the Reading, Pa,
Eagle interviewed WENDELL PHILIPs
not long since. Among other things he
said:
"Mr. Sumner will not, under any cir
cumstaucss, support General Grant. He
entertains tue most contenptuous cpin-
ion of him. During quite recent con-
versation ] had with him, at Washing
ton, Mr. Sumner said that the President
was the most ignorant, corrupt, dishonest
man living! If there was no other
choice Mr. Sumner would rather not
vote at all than vote for Grant, If
Grant be reconstructed the Republican
psrty will lose the influence Of some OF
their. most prominent and powerful
members during this campaign"
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GF Horscc Capron, late Of the Az

Eff Horscc Capron, late Of the Ag-
ricultaral Bureau at Washington, writes
from Yeddo, his headquarters in Japsn,
"that he and his assistants arc domiciled
in one of the palaces of the Mikado,
fitted up with great tsste, partly Euro
pean and American furniture, but re.
serving enough Of the Oriental to give
it an air Of elegance and refinement. 1t
is constructed with sliding panels of
lacquer work, ornamcnted with delicate
tracings OF goA aud silver wreathes OF
flowers, etc, which allow tie floor 10 be
suhdividcd into ,ooms or thrown into
whole at will, and although we have not
one pane of glass in The building, but
oiled paper instea' you have no CON
ceptisn Of is chee ful aspect. All tic
panels are in this way doubled, 30 that
while they ohstruct the view they admit
tie light. We have The retinue of a
prince"
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4 "SsrOgTesSive" Eaisifias. Cheek
nfaSpgf

niAseH'
Ia the SPIRIT Of February y We pub.
Hshsd an article, tsksn from the New
destination. Ohio, Hcyoyd def,ndino
W,fr1AvG W,yEec from . cowardlv
attack m+de by an irresponsible charat>
ter tclnu0rayi}v in rhsrre of thc Mari
,.o p..,.,. 3.r,. ,...,.;..,
'',' ',|'''1., -'o "e,else ""s 'e4''. 0''
"he'e hf' WAY was KNOWN, Dat lew
copies Of the HcyiSicr were piSced in
the hands or man who misunderstood
,b. me,,er Tho y,rgly .r,ia,s sat ,l,ou
.:,.
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i,., ,r. 1,s'i,t,a ,T,n,sa :.t,o,,t ,,.".1
or cop,m-n, shoyrisr ,,lsinIv that t,c
.,1;.,,. ,,,,,1'1 - -, 49, ,s f.',.,,
=, >',''' "'' ,'S'c'" 'uH 'I'~ I'!" -
| i'e"lo''a"c $taa"Po'ht. DuI III" rP''tI
the MOnf0e County organ of the De
mocracv. nulIishes the srtie1e and comes
TO the yslicfof Ey U,,y eJjforjelIy
lie lIsiics are ours.
The Shirt says.
.7,f,,, -,ositio., - n. -, al, ., -, all
o.bor ps,,o,' ,;t t,at of to 'rf t,-1,v
is Win ttr cTicnc;S4 ,i, Of The Tine"
Further or, tie Spirit says, 'Mr
Way is Ysarg, and hopes he will oNt'iye
s'l snch con'einplIoIe opposluoh As las las
! IN -. moment Of exritement lie hss
slrrady ou.livcd it, Mr.. Spirit, so far as
Republicans are concerned"
The extracts published above, as cdi-
rial Of the SPIRIT, were taken from the
Herald's article.
Here is the only editorial comment,on
the matter, writtsa by the editors of the
SPIRIT:
william WAY Fso-Ap article On on,
, hiHhiN ~ " ~ H'>& An "''rt' VA ~ ~
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kNnfksEr HnEnglstnr-

General David L. Stanton, Collector
OF the Fifth Maryland district, has been
arrested and deposed from his position,
charged with being defaultcr in from
$4,000 to 10000.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-26

A Washington journalist says that
the members OF the Japanese Embassy
wear gloves two sizes too large and boots
two sizes too sma!l,aud that they walk up
four lights of s.airs at the Arlington in
order to ride down in thr elevator.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-26

awThere are many c,p1h'e AMI hon
est men in the United Stat"'. "hF
s.n,tIa suificient number Of voters agree
N elect one Of them Pl,si eat of the
United States
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The Divorce Law of Illinois.

From the Freeport Qll.) Journal
The following are the only grounds
for divorce in Illinois. and, as will sp-
pear, are already sufficiently liberal:
]. A prior marriage.
2. ConsanguinitY, or blood relation
ship s.t....,.t-.
8. Affinity, or marriage relationship.
4 lnpotency. 0 +
= 5. Adultery.
g. Extreme cruelty. r4.. .4ss
Z. Willful desertion, without cause,
for two years.
s.. Habitusl drunkenness for years.
8, Conviction of felony, or other in
famous crime.
For any of the above cause either,
party, husband or wife, may, by procee
ding in the Circuit Court, obtain a di-
yorcu in Illinois But the party apply
ing must have resided in this State one
year, unless the ground OF divorce srose
in Illinois, in which case the bill can at
ones be filed, without. waiting for, a
years residence
Minneapolis, since its absorption of
the neighboring town Of St. Anthony,
is now the largest city in Minnesota,
having nearly $4,000 population.
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From the Louisrille.Cunrier Jnnrna

PROM the iIo"'S'Lie-Co"rler 0ournaLj
Horace Greeley says that if free trade
is made plank ia the Cincinnati plat.
form he may he counted oat The re
formers shonld lie willing to indslsc Mr.
Greeley his tariff notions as far as prac.
ticable for the sake of more fundamen.
tai questions which are involved in the
coming struggle, knowing very well as
we all dn, thst free trGle is sure thing
which no power can resist many yesrs
longer The counting Of Horace Gree
/ lev out of the new noysmsat would
make an ugly gap.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-26

From the Cincinnati Commercial, Radically
We are bouaI to teiieye that the
President is very in lignant. but Leet
still has the cream of the general order
b1sincss,and lie has twice recently made
pleasant calls at the White House.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-26
EEA number Of Republicans ha

EyA number Of Republicans have
called another National Convention to
meet at Parkersburg, West Virginis, on
Thursday, April IS, for this purpose OF
considering the Presidential question,
and perhaps suggesting the names ol
candidates.
4 general demolition Of tho Radical
party is progressing. Each wing de-
sres the honor of nominating cand ,
date who can defeat the Present Taker.
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eyWENprLL PH1LLIpp, saws: re

WENDELL Phillips says: "Rc
Gently, while on visit to the West, in
the vicinity of Grants former home, l
asked friend OF mine, at whose house
l WAS etnpping, what the people there
thought Of the President and lie replied
that they had very poor opinion of
him; they did not think he was an hon
est man My friend asked me to ride
around within the reiehborhood and he
would show ne at least 1--WE grog shops
where the now President Of the United
State. hes yet whisky ILLS standing
against him-the scores. not having bsen
wiped ont"
Presume GRANT had 50 many scores
OF that kiad he has been unable, fnsn
cially, to settle all of them, and live
from his salary Of $4,000 per snnum
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EyThs post master editors would
have US believe that GRANT didn't want
his pet, LEBr, to receive the general or
der business; that he was exceedingly
anxious to have this swiadiing machine
~ taken from LEFT, but somehow
couldn't get it done.
That pretsnse 10 toe fiimsy.
That GRANT knew ali about the swim
die is conelusive}y proved by A T,
STEWART, his first Secretary OF the
Treasnrv, who went all the way from
New York to Washington to press it
upon GRANTS attention, and to beg that
it might be reformed.
That GRANT could have had LEEr re-
moved, is corclusiveiy proved by the
fact that lie does have every petty OFF.
cial unceremoniously kicked out who
falts-s in his devotion to GRANTS per.
sonsl aspirations.
If LEEr had been opposing GRANT
raaominatjon instead Of being engaged
III swind.i 2 the paoplc, be woulln't
have lasted six hours.
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S,asSEs Badge.

1t is understood that majority Of the
Custom House Investigating Committee
have determined t. withhold their repart
until the last LAYS OF the session, in or
der to prevent the minority report from
being nsed against GRANT It the Phla
delphia Convention .a
@DAxID JENKINS; one Of the co.
orcd troops who fought poboly' is being
pushed forwa d as Il candidate for Sec
retary Of State on the Republican Ticket
OF course the Radica's denounc,
every one who makes any distinction on
account Of color, race, or previous csn-
dition of servitule, bat somehow or
other, DAVID won't be nominated
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: Abolish the Office.

In the Ohio lie Lesislature. on the 2Oti
inst. Mr.. WHITE, Of era wford, present,
oil D, ti,ions from JOHN NEwMAN and 81
others .of sai county, in Favor vi aho!-
ishing the Office Of Inirmarr Di ector
Also. from C. +. KEIsE and l6J others
for the ,ans object.
We hope a bill will he offered, and th'
Office of Infrmary Dir'c;o" lie abolished
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s~The New York Snn has turned it

e~The New York SRn has turns1 It's
attention toward Pennsylvania. II is
engaged in exposing the thicYinss oi
the iEoRyEYs sn state Officials nat
nest NJ Harrisburg, HAETaAxFr,k r,k2MHLE,
EVANS, MAcKEr, YERKEs AMI otlicr', are
the equals If not the superiors,of TWEED
a. Go. ~
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WHISKY GOOD FOR SOMETHING.

sentisels and escaped, taxing Wits them
the arms Of the Indians. Wandering
about for some time, they found q path,
and went on toward Utah, from whence
Sidle returned to Yuha, near Prescott
and resumed his nomadic life.
SENATOR TTEMAN's INFLUENCE.
Travelling ovar q great deal of the
Western country and suffering many
privations, ha again returned 10 San
Francisco, and then back to this city BY
Panama aud the Isthmus, striving here
on the 18th ult out Of fuods as he says
but a friend of Mary Mills told an Off
car that he gave Mary large quantity
Of gold dust on bis return
Through the influence of State Sena.
tor Daniel T. Tieman, he secured stu.
alton or the Second Avenue Railroad -
A few nights ago while intoxicated he
boosted of bis past career.
Superintendent Kelso WAS made aware
of it, and at once put himself in commu
nication with the police Of San Francis
co. He was assured that Thompson
was the long looked for Sid!c. Hearing
that the detectives we're on his track, he
kept himself dark. but once again liquor
looscd his tongns, and at length he was
tracked to the cars OF the line on which
he was eaployed, Friday afternoon he
was traced to his hone in Chrystie
street, BY Detective McCord. Detective
woodbridge then disguised himself as
an exprcssman, and Sent up in Sides
car on Saturday and recognized him -
Yesterday the arrest was made, as 81
ready stated.
Side ia occupying cell in the Police
Central Office, awaiting requisiior
from Gornor Noyes, OF Ohio.--N. Y
Sun.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-01-18
From the New York Tribune
Who Mourn Fisk?

Many of the friends Of the dead who
were admitted into the Opera House
evidently felt that the glory of it, the
beauty, symmetry and massive gran
deur Of the Erie offices, would suffice
to cover the sins Of even a greaterc cul-
prit than the one so suddenly sum-
moned to his account. A close study
Of the surging crowd without showed
few faces tnat bore the stamp Of re-
finement and civilization. Especial
ly was this the case as far as the wo-
men were concerned. There were
many costly dresses in the crush, but
the true ladies of the city seem to have
determined that, whatever of natural
human interest they may have felt In
the last sensation OF this prince of
comedy, they owed It to themselves
and their sex that their faces
should not grace this pageant except
casually as spectators from their
own windows. BUTT was not so with
the general multitude. A more jOvi-
al, rOllicking crowd was never seen
In this city They appeared deter
mined to be all Fisks in these respects
at least. Nothing would disturb Their
good humor. From the usually gruff
pOliee-captains to the.raggedest gamin,
with some few marked exceptions,
all were resolved that he who had in
troduced into this city just such de-
lightful and Intoxicating public en-
tertainments as beguiled the sens
uous lives Of the Romans In their de-
clining days should have no cause to
complain that they did not show
themselves his true disciples In the
last act Of the tragedy that ended his
hurtful and demOraIfzing career,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-01-18

LnaI -ae E.sii instantly be torn to
pieces, but al Indian intCrpOsed and
saved her. She W lashed to a tree,
and brush wood haaped around her.
She felt that there was no hope, and
she resolved to meet death without
eXhlDiting any weakness.
The sun was low in the west. The
avengers had pushed forward with all
possible speed, and had arrived with
IN half mile of the camp. 1t had
been decided to delay the attack un-
til midnight.
A guide was sent ahead to recon-
nOitre. He stealthily approached the
camp, and at q glance saw what had
transpired. He was satisfied what
the result would be, so he hastened
back and informed his friends.
An advance was Immediately or
deFed and it was not long before three
numbered rifles were leveled in dead
ly aim at the hearts of the Conan
ehes, while they were still uneOn-
seious of danger. Then came the vol
ley, followed by a charge, deadly in
Its results. The Indians attempted
resistance, but it was q feeble one,
and brief. Many of their number es-
capped by flight, but the dead covered
the ground in every direction.
That lesson and the one received at
the settlement were indeed salutary
ones, and the COmanches did not soon
venture to mOlest the white man
again.
The joy of Jennie was great when
she found that her parents and her
lover were still alive; and the joy
they experienced at the recovery Of
their treasure was no less than her
own.