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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-30

A BREATH OF SPRING. Now that we
are on the threshold Of April, we feel we
may safely say that the backbone of the
winter is broken: We feel confident the
mercury will not visit zero, or the Ohio
beClosed with ice, again.ine this year Of
grace, 1879. The winter has fingered in
the. lap OF spring most provokingly and
almost without precedent. But now that
the gentle spring Is here, we may expect
the ethcrial mildness to come with rush.
Those who breathe country. air and
delight their senses with rural sights
and sounds are aware that the birds,
those harbingcrs Of Spring, are already
here in force. The red birds and robins,
many Of them, stayed all winter and
severe as it was they have been singing
gaily nearly all through March, cold as
1t has been. six nights ago we slept
under the country sky, where solemn
stiffness and pure air favor the drow-
sy god, and where neighboring trees
furnish perch for the teathered songsters.
We were wakened at daylight by a cho.
rus of bird singing, which, raw as the
weather was and early the season, was a
complete surprise. There were robins,
and ibluebirds, blackbirds, fedbirds, mar.
tins, and others Whose notes our ornithol.
ogy does not enable us to name; and they
warbled as il rehearsing torsPA Gill
MoRE's coming day, of Jubilee. They
were as ,blithe and joyous as if the air
had been calm as Araby the blest, while
we listened and shiyered at the thought
Of the raw Arctic atmosphere without.
The bird is your true philosopher. He
looks only on the bright side OF the
world. Whether skies are blue or the
heavens black-whether the season be
kind or unpropitious-whether nature
fills him with feast or pinches him with
q, ,famine-he, is the same glad, thanls-
giving little creature, whose untahght
lays give voice TO the spirit that pervades
all animated nature, except, shall we say,
unsatistied and nnthankful man.
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The Black Iiills Cold Mines Ia.

ST. PAUL, MINI, March 2O.-Major
General Hancock, commanding the Do
partment Of Dakota, has addressed q let.
ter to the Sioux City Times for publica1
ton, announcing that as the Black Hills
region Is an Indian reservation he shall
prevent, by the use ot troops, II necessary,
any prospecting parties entering. de
adds an official letter from Gen. Stanley
in command In that region, says nogold
has been found in the Black Hills. a
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March eO.-To.night the
locomotive on a Short Line train, while
coming in on Jefferson street, came near
running into a car at Shelby street cross.
ing. Henry Caflgross, o passenger on the
street car, seeing the danger, sprung of
and fell under the locomotive, which run
over him killing him instantly.
The convention OF Railroad Ticket
Agents adjourned thiseyening. The rates
underwent a thorough revision, the chang.
es made being generally slight advances
'on the old rates. A'
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THE OMAHA BRIDGE WAR;.
AyTransfer Company Making Con.
nections. "r

OMAHA, March 29.-The consignees Of
the westward bound freight are univer-
sally responding TO- the request Of the
Transfer Company, and are ordering the
eastern railroads to deliver their freight
to the bridge transfer. Twenty-Five cars
of through and local freight was brought
over 'to.day.! Notwithstanding the re-
ports to the contrary, the published rates
Of the bridge transfer, including switch.
ing, is $3per car less than the old boat
transfer rates. .,, e
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ifLEAVENWoRTH.

LEAyENwoRrH, Ks, March eo.-The
Republicans to-day nominated Col. u. R
Anthony for Mayor. The election i
next Tuesday. Ie iis. .-,T',I :
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
railroad laid its track across the Missouri
River bridge to-day. Trains will cross
next week. -''l c..l lltl |..
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The Anti.Grant Republicans
New York Organizing.

NEW York, March 2O.-A meeting was
held by some Of the leaders Of the Liberal
Republican party at the Fifth avenue
Hotel which was. attended by Horace
Greeley, Whitelaw Reid, Frederick Conk
ling, Sinclair Tousey, Judge Fthian ant
others. The deliberations were conduct
ed with closed doors,
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Educational.
WEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
197l-72.

The last Catalogue shows an attendance OF II,
Students At this Institution. Five distinct De
pAftments Of Instruction, with . full c0rpS o
competent Professors. ~ 1jlfi -
The Ancient and Modern Languages; MAthe
@aties, pure and applied; Psychology, EthicS
Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric, the ScI6nces'
1e., &C., carefully and thoroughly taught Prac.
ueal Chemistry, aud Physics, illustrated by'ap-
study Of Geology. - :. :
Agood Library Extensive Cabinets OF Min.
etaIogy, Geology and ConchOlogy; together with
many specimens In other departments Of Natural
nss,1yI nstG1y Eins buildings; beautiful aud healthy
~ FAIL TERH begius September 9Th, Winter
December bth. Spring, March 2Oth. Commence
Boarding from q To a per week.
TaluOn, nom SIS TO 81 per year.
Fos tarther particulars, INQUIRE OF
l.. ALEX. MARTIN, President
EO MorgantOwn, West Va.
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WANT Supplied,

IelAim that II cannot be excellOd. ist. In purI.
y and quality; ID, l9 economy, because Ii ia
ntm and hard ~ soon as made and will mot shrink
when exposed 10 the atmosphere like most
soaps do. II will therefore wash half as much
more as the soAp8 now In market at the aame
price; 3D., For perfection In washing. You must
wash with pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes U1s M Fdporib Soar and
you will have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and hultlcss, and guarantee that
II will not inlure the skin Or the most dclicate
habries, 9TH, claim for Il an advantage over an
othera In that j will bear leaying In water for
or 10 hours without inJufingi IT, lother soapS are
rendered useless BY forgetting them In the mi
or basin after nsing, Please enquire oi youS
grocer tor The Payorite Soap, and yon VIII be
convinced that II 10 tho best : - '''
CAvTien.-RAeh bar Ia stamped "A1nfrs' and
4tehdnIeF Fdt0tik Soap, tEdIiafdcteirSd bv II
BAD. HIlAtlR0, w, Ha.n y. -
Manufactured and sold At Wholesale BY
.so.. -, II EDWARD REID,
euRH wheeling, W, Va,
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South Carolina Colored Convention.

CoIuMBrA, s. g., March sO.-The Col.
rored State Convention met to-day and
nominated Secretary Of State Cardoza
State Senator; Lieutenant Governor
Rausier Congressman; Elliott Il. Frost
and w. ]. Mckinley delegates TO. the Ma
tional Colored Convention at New Or.
leans. A delegate declared that the New
Orleans Convention must demand Of The
Republican party that colored men be
put In the National Cabinet. Only one.
third Of the State was represented The
proceedings were very noisy.
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TURTLES are no longer alone in the
glory Of having names and dates carved
upon them, which they carry about for
years like animated tombstones. There
is story now of a pickerel four feet long,
which man caught in Minnesota six
years ago, and ornamented in this manner
upon the head. That pickerel has Just
been caught again, having survived the
dfsgfaceIall this while. Tho story has a
very gfsh like smell."s 8
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A Very Important st,Message from
ilillIlLlil tthe Aeal,

WARRINGTON, March 20-Rear Admi-
raj Lee telegraphs 10 Secretary Robson
from Havana that, having been notified
by Captains Germanf Of athe ftigatc Ga.
zette, that to-day was the birthday Of the
German Emperor, and would be observed
by, the German, war vessels there, he
had the vessels under his command
dressed with flags, and o salute oftwenty.
one guns was fired. On the "a ol March
salptes were also fired in honor Of the an
niversary Of the Russian Gar.
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Tho barometet.Will continue, falling
west and throughout tho Mississippi Val
ley, with southerly to easterly winds
Cloudy and threatening weather tonight
and will gradually e1iend It's influence or
Saturday TO the Upper Lakes, over the
Ohio Valley and Eastern Gulf States
Partially cloudy but pleasant weather will
prevail from Florida to the Lower Lakes
and eastward to the Atlantic, with light
and fresh winds.
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The California Earthquake.

SAN FnANcrsco, March 2O.-Advices
from the vhlanic country, north Of Ma
Jane river, show that an earthquake was
felt in terrific force ut st. Leon. Eleven
people were killed and 81 wounded, and
4S houses were demolished. Tho town is
in ruins. .EL. IN .a :
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l1i IS,illit,i LEWIS s49ENvWkNVlIIAStf
The TriJunGS editorial on the call says:
"The letter of certain New York Repu6li.
cans to Col. Grosvener, herewith printed,
Is the first unequivocal response from the
East TO the overture ofthe Liberal Rcpub-
licans of the West for a consultation at
Cincinnati, on Wednesday, May /, and
Others will follow lE There Is not
any ,excuseto doubt thatithe Convention
,wfllsbe held and .Tespect ctablY attended.
We presume that should any important
action be taken at Cincinnati, those pres
ent from each State would designate their
member TO cast the vote Of that State In
the Convention, but no one is excluded
from attending, and the invitation is 90
broad that many will doubtless be present
who have not been invited. Cincinnati
proffers to all a generous welcome,
"Whether the Convention will put
forth declaration OF It's principles to the
present national candidates, or adopt
some other form Of appeal to the country,
no one Is entitled to forecast. Whatever
Il shall dc or PROFOUND, will ;bet done to
necessarily derive TALL its iorce from its
accord with public sentiment. This
Convention speaks with no authority, and
claims no power but that which
be accorded 10 It's intrinsic worth"
u 3 4 "
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IoEer at private sale the Patterns, Flasks ant
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging to the lAtt
arm Of ". W. Miller d Co.
The purchaser can secure reasonable lease o.
The Foundry and grounds. The building 10 q
feet by 65 feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot DO obstructcd, and contains all the
necessary appliances Of 6rst-clAss JObblns
POundry.
Por further particulars Spply on the premises
TO 4. y. MILLER,
IAn9 Receiver.
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CATHOLIC New York is enraptured
with the eloquence of a recently arrived
divine, who is described as combining
the rhetorical grace OF Bossuet with the
fire and force Of Whitfield. He speaks
with impassioned freedom equally well
in English, French, Italian, and Spanish.
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all tho lots offered at $500 each,
except two, now offer ten lots ftonting on Inc
east side OF Elm and Chestnut streets and ex.
tending 10 the river. Price from $500 10 81 ,00C
each. according to size and location. Terms,
Oue'tOurth cash, residue In equal lnstAllments n
Que, two and three years. = I-'T' !
JNO. P. aILCHRIsT,
AugA = At Top NH.
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ang49
~ H. QUIMBY,

Dealer in BOSks, Pss.siodRIsals, eric. Stationary, Al.
scopes and Views, &C, All The Popular Perio6i.
calls n nlehed by single number, war and to
clubs At Publlshef'e prieeS. New Tofk. Ba,u.
more, Pittsburgh and clnelppAti DAIlles 10 mali
orc OF st Market W street between John
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Correction as TO the Democratic
Hith Caucus at Washington! ~

WASHINGTON, March 20.-several
Democratic members Of Congress request
the publication OF the following para
graph y'hh' N.N'A NN ..t 1T
The, statement recently telegraphed
from this city that, at consultation here
Of prominent Democrats with Mr.. Bel.
mont, opposition to Judge Davis was ex.
pressed, Is without any foundation what.
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FOREIGN.
Unser Fritz Going to See Ills ROYAL
MOihhF.In. Iaw 1sFlH

BEIIS, March 2s.--The Prince Impe.
riarot Germany. Frederick William, will
visit HIS molhcr'in law, Queen Victoria,
a. Baden, where sue is stopping ill after
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uOTEL FURNITURE & LEASE
Il. PoR RSALE.-Any person desirlng to keep
d arVtclAss paying Hotel, with moderate and &C.
commOdAting terms As TO furniture and lease, can
lam Of good chance by enqulring Of
Q. 4. HOOPER, (
uarii Revere House, Cumberland, Nd.
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sufficient for four horses, and carriage house.
ANY one wishing to purchase can examine the
premises at any time.
Sept25 JNO. r. .MoDERMOT
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NATIONAL ROAD BUSINESS Sst
IN STAND FOR sALR--I am author lllI
iSedto ian a nFst rate Tavern stand stu =,
M In Ohio county on the National Road. Th'
improYementS Are q good House OF rooms, ne
coSsGry ont houses aud stabllng to accommodate
i5hOrseS, Tho grOunds-about acfeeIare oc
eapIed In part withA good Orchard and HegeIa y
Biz Garden. For the right sort OF 0 man lhls Is
tlptOp chance for q good money'rnakirg invest
uleH'' 1Oo'' " THOs. O'BRlEN,
Ds,4Q Real Estate Agent.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
AT PUBLIC SALE.

At PUBLIC SALE.
In view Of tho opening OF John street 70 Rail
road and business purposes, the undersigned
Trustees 0I the lgt Rng. Evan. Lutheran Church
viii offer at PUBLIC SALE, on
TUESDAY, April ID, 1874,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at front door Of Court House,
50 feet on John street by CO feet on 4th street, ol
their valuable Building Lot
TERMS OF SALE one-iourth thepurchaso mon
ey 10 cash and the balance In one, two and three
years, with interest from day Of sale: .l
GEO. W. STONER,
GRO. T. ZLMMRR, IT,
HENRY A. KNAPP,
mArl7 Trustees ist Eng. Lutheran Church.
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Unwilling HOUSE
FOR SALE,

offer for sale the houe in which nowro- ~
side, situate on John street, few doors NJ
east Of Fifth. The house 10 substantial lil
two.story brick containing eight rooms, b.
SIdes o bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, with good cellar, hot and cold water In
bAlh.r00mA The hOnBe is In good order and
well located and In every way desirable prop
erty, being but 4 little over q square from the
Post Onlce. There 10 also on the premises good
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.IltcoLoRED CONVENTION.

The Massachusetts Colored Convention
last evening chose six delegates to attend
the National Colored Convention, 10 be
held in New Orleans, on April 10.
A fire this afternoon in the rope works
OF Pearson Bros, & Co, on Norfolk
Avenue, destroyed the building and con,
tents, consisting Of stock and machinery
valued at $4,000; insured. There were
forty men employed in the building who
barely escaped with their lives.
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THE PRESIDENCY.

An Important Manifesto by New
York Republicans -.. They are
Going to Cincinnati. .s Xi
New YORK, March 29,-The following
willappear in to.morrow's Tribune:
To Col. Wm. Groscehor, Chairman Rrec,t,
tire Committee Of The LtberaI Republican
Convention Of Missouri: ,i.ar" !
SIR: We, Republicans Of New York,
wish to express our concurrence in
the principles lately set forth by the
Liberal Republicans Of Missouri We
make this departure from the ordinary
method Of party action from deep con.
viction that the organization to which we
belong is under the control Of those who
will use it chiefly for personal purposes,
and TO obstruct the free expression Of
opinion on the important matters which
the gentlemen whom you represent have
laid before the people Of the United
StAtes. We believe the time has come
when the political offenses OF the
past should be pardoned. We be-
lieve that all citizens should be
protected in the enjoyment of the rights
guaranteed, them BY the Constitution ;
that Federal taxation should he imposed
;lor revenue, and so adjusted as, to make
the burden on the ipdustrylofthe country
as light as possible; that reform in civil
service should be made, which would re-
relieve political action from the influence
Of official patronage; that the right Of
local sell. government should be reasserted
and Entertainments by the Federal power
checked ; and we also believe that at this
time special duty rests upon the
people to do away with corruption in
office. The exposures recently made
in this State have brought 10 light
evils which arc not confined 10 one party,
nor to q single locality, and disclose dan
gers more formidable than any which the
republic has yet encountered. With
honest effort that movement in Missouri
may spread through all the States, and
influence every party. t,. IVA. ~
We accept the invitation TO meet in the
National Mass Convention at the city Of
Cincinnati on the first Wednesday in May
next, and we invite all the Republicans
Of New York who agree wftii US, to co..
operate with us.
TSigned1 HRNRY r SETDFN
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NOR sALE-BANK STOCK

r,rtreleh. share, Of Stock In the Merchants
N.,lopsl Bank Of Wheeling, VIVA.
IL. J.J. GILL,
a.SS " steubeuyIlle, Ohio.
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weather Ren,ort.
PROBABTLTTIRa,

.hrhA.l ,,NriiY j,luW4R DRAR11rENF,
oPFiCE or Tm CHIEF SIaNAL oPPoER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Mar. '27-7:30 p, n.
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ThR mostimportant political manifesto
that has appcaredahus lar bearing On the
next Presidency, next 10 tho call Of the
Cincinnati Convention, is printed this
morning in our dispatches 1t is q letter
from number Of eminent New York
Republicans, OF whom HORACE GREELEY
is one, announcing their acceptance oi
the invitation tolmeot inc Convention at
Cicinnati, and their adhesion 70 the
principles to promote which 1t has been
called. The Tribune Of this morning
says other similar acCeptances will follow,
Now that the ice is broken, we may OK.
pect ReptblieapSfslI over the county
who believe in the Cincinnati movement
to come out and organize for representa-.
tion there.
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HENRY Is. SELDEN,
HORACE GREELEY,
FRED. A. CoNKINd,
WM. DoRsHEndER,
SINCLAIR ToUCEY,
IRA o. MILLER,
EDWIN r. REYNOLDS,
WIN. II. BRIGGS,
CHAs. w. GODDARD,
HENRY D. LLOYD,
WM. w. GooDARcH,
WALDO HUTcnINs,
BENR. A. WELLS,
HORACE BEKIs,
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BOSTON.

HONOR DECLINED BY SENATOR WILSON.
BosToN, March Ex-senator Wilson
declines to preside over the State Con.
Yenton at Worchester for the election OF
delegates to the Philadelphia Convention.
Ex.Governor Clifford will be invited to
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For Sale.

TT0RsE FOR SALE CHEAP
11.olsudid Ave year old Family HOf''' O'OWH
,.n,,r "Ir snS insured good worker
For particular tnqulfe''
81 Main Street.
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dkeG'ttellig

We print, this morning, o card from
Mr.. GOODWIN Of the McLure House, in
reply to the remarhs Of General BUREE
referring to him in connectlon With sihe
Generals arrest aItappedrsI evident de
General Inexperienced what Mr.. Coon.
WIN saidAu did, and has done him in.
Justice.
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PlTrsBuRoH, March 2O.-Monongahela
river 3 feet and rising. Weather clear
and pleasant.
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An Important Faet IN Grape Gull
ture.

Here We would mention fact which
has come within our observation aud
experience, which, if generally tue, Is
of some importance. l. Is this:
That the third fruit bud from the
base of the past year cane throws out
larger and better developed lunches OF
grspes than either the first or second
The grapes from these buds seem also
better favored. and generally suP-rior
10 those on toe first aud second. 10 &C
corisnce With this hin: sc have adopted
the plan OF cutting the cane of at such
len gin a. u leave the third bud gener-
aIlg, snd som =times the fourth, when a
good strong one, and then rubbing of
tee first aud second buds, leave the
laird snd tourth Tor fruit The lumber
OF irui. buds lett on any vine must de
pend on the age and strength Of the
vine. II the vines are stroog and
vigorous at three years, from TWO or
three lunches OF grapes may be allowed
10 mature on each without injury. The
next year the number may be Increased,
ard so on. increasing the quantity o.
the fruit with the age OF the vine.
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How TO FIX the Clock.

When the clock stops do rot take it
to the repair chop I'LL you have tried AZ
follows: Take off the pointers and the
face; take of the pendulum and its
wire. Remove the ratchet from the
tick wheel. and the clock will run
down with great velocity. Let it go;
the increasing speed wears away the
gum and dust from its pinious, and the
clock cleans itself. It you have any
Sperm OIL, put the least bit on the
sxles. Put the machine together, and
nine times ont OF ten it will run as well
a. if it had been taken TO the shop. In
fsct, this is the way most shopmen
clean clocks. II instead Of q pendulum
the clock has a watch escapement, this
this latter can be taken ont 10 an In
stant, without taking the works apart,
sni the result ia the same. II takes
about tSeaty minutes to so clean brase
clock, and saves dollar.
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TIT Bxftinofs sSsssf 4 Snssed1ftkess
parties sho demasd thatWesdel Phil
lips shall be CONSISTENT and says that Is
might ~ ven be required tnkts comet
should move in the orbits of the or
derby and systematic plausss- 4 comet
must be eccenrc or nothing. No oas
could be more astonished and Disguised
than Mr.. PHILIPPE himself, II he were
found obedient to any laws which re-
gained regularity and order. Some
body has sought to annihilate the Mas-
sachusetts oddisy by e1humipg . speech
which he made at Suampscos Aaasa-
cOusetts, about 8 year ago. in which he
sas coDtemptuously severe upon the
Grant party, with which he has re.
Gently fallen Violently in love. 1t vas
in this Swsnpscot speech that Mr..
Phillips said ia his best bittersveet
manner: "Gentlemen, the Republican
party is dead; the only mistake is that
1t isncies itself alive and reslsts burial
IL Is 8 MIL without any graf The
party has nothing to do, and proposes
nothing It has achieved all il was
organized to achieve. Il is sontented
TO mold office, to reap the harvest and
enjoy the houors Of It's history.