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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-03
TELEGRAPHIo GLEANINGs.

The Dollar Savings Bank of Allan.
ia has suspended. n ..1-
Faut, Washington & Co., of Wash
ington City, have suspended.
Wilkie Collins was among the ar
rivals from Europe on Thursday.
The failure of the banking-house
OF krause q Smith, of Toledo (Ohio),
is announced. j0fo aatt "
A telegram says the President has
rendered the Office of Chief Justice
to Senator Conkling, and that the
Senator will accept. .o.-. i~il
1t is said that bullion to the
amount of $500, 600 will be with.
drawn from the London banks to he
sent to America by next (this) Satur-
days steamer. afan ''~ r
The actual disbursements Of green
backs for the purchase Of bonds by
the Sub-Treasury since Saturday was
$13, 100000. HdI '77 r'5T =
During an examination Thursday
afternoon of large safe of the Union
Trust Company, of New York, a box
belonging to the missing Secretary
was was opened and found to contain
S25 900 10 q. S, bonds, which ma
supposed to be lost,
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darkly hints in his perturbed letter be
would have refraiued from any alIu.
sion 70 such matters in apolitical dis-
cussion # there be anything oi
which he iawofully ignorant II is ii
the nature or spirit oftlcse other o6Ei-
cations to which he alludes. Upon
such matters we can have no public
dispute with any one, much less with
one who is so foolish as to claim i'm.
munity from just criticism because of
his relation to them. If he has any
grievance against us on that score he
ought to know his means ofAredress.
We shall not descend to the level
of Mr.. Geary's style Of literature in
speaking ofhim. The diltyest scav-
enger that infests the city can stand
on the street corner and hurl the lie
at a gentleman without provoking
either notice or reply. II is simply a
matter Of taste and good breeding,
and if our reverned assailant chooses
TO resort to such language as graces
his epistle he is certainly at liberty to
do SO. But if he supposes that his
profession will shield him from truth
fnl and just criticism when he gets
down into the mire with the disrepu-
table ring that endorses a man Wis
has been proven guilty Of the yilest
offences IN the criminal calendar, he
very much mistakes the temper Of
Democratic and antrHippIe journals
throughout the State. If lie doesn't
want the lash Of truthful criticism to
descend upon bis political back, let
him stand from under. 20
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The New CHIEF JusrIoR.--The
dispatches tell us that the President
has at last decided to appoint Senator
Roscoe Conkling, Of New York, 10
the vacant Chief Jlsticeship of the U.
. Supreme Court. This ConEliug
has always been violent partisan,
having never breathed conservative
sentiment in his political career. His
appolntmenIment is in keeping with
all Of Grants official acts and an in.
suit to the memory ofthe great and
good men who have in days gone
adorned the exalted station which this
little whipper.snapper1 and Grant
satrap is only fitted to defiIe. Bog.
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"A RELIC.

| D.
Hon. t, J. Sites has placed on oul
table a fac simiie sheet of the first is
sue of james Gordon Benefits N Y
Morning Herald, issued May 6, 1885
-thirty-eight years ago, 1t is print.
ed on 10xl6 sheet, four pages Of
four columns each. The price of the
little paper was l cent per copy, or
$3 year. Its closely printed pages
contain many interesting items to the
relic hunter, among which we quote
the following under the head of
Court Circular: :" .l a a A5a.-
The President is still at Washing
ton. His health is said to be like the
late weather-bad to-day, and good
tomorrow, He goes out occasionally
in carriage to take the air, but is
seldom seen on horseback, as former
ly. He will visit Tennessee next
month, :
The Vice President is also at Wash
ington, where, unlike all his predeces.
sors, he takes up his permanent resi-
dence, with an occasional visit to New
York in the Saratoga season He
will not probably leave Washington
till after the 2, ,th inst.
The Attorney General Butler, with
his family, was in this city the other
day. He is probably off to Albany
now. ...s
Mr.. Barry, late Postmaster General
goes to Europe as Ebassador, and
Amos Kendall takes his place.
Messrs, Forsyth, Woodbury., and
Dickerson, State, Treasury, and Navy
are at Washington, but will probably
visit their respective States after the
cabinet and other arrangements are
completed in the capital. They will
take their families with them, except
Governor Dickersou who generally
leaves his at Washington behind him.
John g; Calhoun, Henry Clay, and
Daniel Webster are in their respect
i've States, recruiting their bodies and
minds, and preparing for the next
year. The other senators NAV move
here" " Ii s
Davie Crockett, at the last ac-
counts, was grlnning the bark off the
r irees IN Tennessee; and Major Jack
Downing Is busy in giving lessons to
LOUIS 4 PHILIPPE in the art and mystery
'f managing the Chamber of Deputies
q regards the American claims.
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SUMMONS.
IN the Circuit Court of the State Of
Dream, fnr Tss,a, (yo..,.. .t,.4ts - -

oregon, for Linn Oouaty. aslts s7'
The Albany and Santiam Water Ditch nv
Eanal Company, plaintiff vs.. Rachael ISitter
Margaret Ann Hardman, and II. r, 8Hardn1SnS
ner husband John Ritter, Emma BaekIls1 Tnhf
Haacknsi Albert Backus, Caroline Bellenger' and
Aierrlt bellenger, her husband Philin Rittar
Clara Ritter, Martha Ritter AmerIca Ritte,1
nelrs AZ law of John II. Ritter deceased AZ,
PENDANTS. = SH ueSSeaseu, ue-
10 Margaret Ann Hardman, and n. f. Hard.
i1ian her husband, John Ritter, Caroline Bel.
lenger, and MERIT Bellenger, her husband
I N IN tne name OF the State of Oregon Yoii are
l, nsre9y notlned and required to appear and IN.
swer the complaint filed against Vol, in ths
above entitled action in Tie ab6ve ent,tInsSS
oourC I az the next regular term thereof
--on the second Monday 81 Oeiober Iega
Ianu II you fail to answer, for want tbera.
OF the plaintlH will apply to the Court far tina
Tellel prayed form the cOmplaint.l to-yvit IA
tne appropriation of lands OF defefyinnta, for \,
rlght Of way for their Canal, fifty feet wide M
cunning az a point on the east line nf SAID A..
NJ IMenuahss land, in Section No. SO. TownsbI,s
NYe.i.ii III 9outh 81 Range 2, West OF Wiilamesie
SafI nfHIlluIan Ia IN Linn county, where the lno of
epaa.!i ot,e Sahal, as surveyed by said cbmnnnv,-
iaDsses ianSs the SAID east line of said defendanfs
IL anu extending thence in northwpster.
SAG "a S canal 80 feet wide, 25 feet On eacb yt5e
~ IVY chalns TO the point where said line ~ sofJ
snSi crosses The line between the iande ~
saiu uelendants and the lands N th 4 k4sS2s ~ y
- =, Settle, deceased. III y n shS heiEs OF
~ us LIS ~ mons Is published in pursuance ins
an ordeT q f oI the Judge OF said Court dated Az
PoWhEG FIVE 4TSIhBHs SlfEs, Attys for Ppr-psvs- !.
VII
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the islands Of the sBa ? The Convon.
Won attempted to cover those propo.
sltlons up by condemning the. coolie
trade and "all forms Of involuntary
sefvitnde," but how are the Courts to
know when a Chinaman preseiitS him.
self under those Increased facilities
for naturalization" whether he Il d
cooile or not, or whether he is id Oh
voluntary aervitude" or not.
we ask our readers to examine that
platform carefully and see if our com.
ments are unfair, and if not, then ask
yourselves 81" Can I endorse itY" We
may IN next weeks issue refer to 9th.
er resolutions in this platform.
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WE suppose after Rev Doctor
Geary has succeeded in ''cleaainr us
oas' and sqaelching our paper he will
so on the war path aAer the orr
gonian, Ne'cs, and other papers Of tbs
state that have had The etitontery 10
csisicise his mosaic political course.
Newspapers must learn that there are
some men who can't endure 10 have
.hsIr names sppear in print unless
shsy are enclosed in a border Of sol.
est velvet,
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SUMMONS. !


L" he Circuit Court of the State of
oregon, TOR the County Of Linn.
son, defendant 'T1f = tVfr'' r'it "''eA-
Suit for divorce.
In the name OF the State OF Oregon: To the
aboye-named defendant VIM. Patterson You
are her9by required to appear and answer the
complaint Of the above-natned plaintiff in the
aooye-entlted suit now on file against Won with
the Gierk OF said Court, within ten DAYS from
the date OF the service of this summons upon
you, !! served In the County lof Linn. but IL
served IN any other county within the State OF
oregon, then within twenty days nom the DAFT,
81 q the service Of this summons upon you; arid
II served by publication, then on the first day
ol sald term OF said Court, which said term viii
commence commence on the second Monday, the 18Th de-
oi october 1873, and ii you fail 10 answer IA
ao aoove required the plaintiff will apply to the
', Gourt Tor the relief demanded in the com plaint
SI %hlcn Is to obtain judgment and decree Of the
;. EouTG ulssolying the bonds Of matrimony exist
tthhg between you and the plaintiff, nndawarding
tna "a care and custody of the minor child, named
IN sne complaint, to the plaintiff. ana for sfich
oeher rellef as pertains to equity.
GEO. r. HELM, ATTY for pitfr
runllshed by order of Hon. b, II. Ronhain
August 20, 1873. WV ''F"iS na,se usse
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Since the above was placed in type
an apology has been communicated to
us from Rev. DR. Geary, retracting
his offensive language. lie says he
stigmatized US with cpprObrous cpl
thets while in the heat Of passion, and
since he has cooled off he desires to
retract the language and acknowledge
that be did wrong in using it. He
says ho has known us quite intimately
for several years and does not by any
means regard us in the light that his
offensive language would imply. He
says, however, that his letter in the
Register was written after mature de.
liberation and by 1t he intends to
stand. We have replied 10 that let.
tor elsewhere, in this issue, and by
our reply we intend to stand, Fdit
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IHh Bulletin says ''there are many
Democrats Dem who will refuse to vote
for Nessmith !" An old Republican
81 tins city who saw the assertion Of
., the B4i'eI'" Ss. offers to bet that paper
that Iii Smith will lose twenty Re-
publican votes where Nesmith loses
one Democratic vote. '7TTh
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-03
LrrrnR FROM ..THE FORKS"
SEQ, Sept. 80, 1873

\. SCIo, Sept. ~, 1875
i Editor Democydt:
Through the columns Of your popu'
Iar paper we wish, tolspeak Of things
wise and otherwise iii The Forks. Inc
signs Of the times ars, very favorable
Farmers have enjoyed d harvest such
as has never before been seen, There
are twenty threshers in the Forks, all
of which have been run TO their ut
most capacity, threshing an average
of 10000 bushels each, making in the
aggregate 100000 bushels Of grain
Irvine g Morris are paying 81 per
bushel for wheat at their mill. Money
is plenty and business is assuming
lively appearance, ela1 uoef y,
The old and popular finn Of Irvine
& Morris have sold their stock OF
goods to F. NJ Arnold, Esq, Of Port
land, who is filing up at the old stand
with well-selected stock. Of general
merchandise. Mr.. Arnold is an en-
terprising business man, and we pre-
dict for him the best Of success a
A. Goldsmith has purchased a lot
on Main street, on the corner oppo-
site Irvine & Morris old stand, and
are erecting large and commodious
store house for their own use, Sue
cess to them. 4 "a fu9l t9lga
On the 10th inst. Judge N. w. Gar,
retson organized a Grange in this
place, Hon. T. J. Munkers, Master,
and Geo. Frost, Secretary. There
were several ladies among the mem
bers. We heartily wish the enter
prise success.
Col. Nesmith will carry the Forks
by handsome majority on the 18th.
We are rejoiced with exceeding great
joy to find some Republicans in the
Forks who still maintain their integ-
rity, though there are quite a number
of them who don't want any "Hi." in
'theirn." <t.s, ~ oW'S -4 et
Hark from the tombs doleful sound
VI We see hideous myth. t ID Fo8
-. Old fogies cry discordant notes 5Na
For Hiram Nipple Smith. f[ as.r
SHAKESPEARE.
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COL NEsMITH is now canvassing in
Eastern orenon. Thus far his can
Vasslng tour has been one continual
ovation ton. He is marching on to VIC
tory such as no other man ever
achieved in Oregon. The people are
determined to bury the Nipple in
fanny and the Nipple candidate 50
deep that Gabriel's trumpet will never
resurrect them.
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GoPHERIEG---Hi. Smith continu.
ally refuses TO mecs Nesmithion the
stump or even to be caught in the
same town with him, He devotes bis
time 10 gophering around after "Nes,'
He appeared in Eugene the day aaer
Nesmith spoke there; also in'this city
the day after the speaking here, and
went Up Is Corvallis aday bchind me
Democratic champion Ho didn't
even dare to peddle his. OplRalmic
Ealve tracts on the Fair Grounds un-
iii aher "Nesn had LEFT tho county.
Between peddling bis tracts and TAX
Ing seventy Or eighty Of The boys in'
10 tho circus, and chartering two Or
three Of the saloons AZ the Fair, u IS
Thought that he has gained about fifty
votes in this county---oSer the len !
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.dcountry, not only for cooking put
poses, but we know Of lots Of young
men who would even be willing to
J take them raw, and for life at that. I
A teamster, named Glenn, had one
of bis legs broken, on Thursday last,
j about two miles out Of Salem, by
falling out Of the wagon and one OF
the wheels passing over it. DR.. Nc
Afee set the broken limb, and at last
accounts be was doing well.
Six Oregon horses figured in the
Boise City races last week; one a
three year old stallion, owned by
George Philips; one four-year old
geldiug, owned by George Elliott; a
brown flley and roam mare, owned
by David Bridges; and two-year
old geldihg, owned by Wm. Bridges.
The elopement business appears
to be in d fourishing condition in
Pierce county wv. T.J, as six have
been hatched in that county in the
last FOUR months, in three of which
cases the parties we're made happy
on board the steamer North Pacific;
and the other three proved to be
dead failures. to the great annoy
ance of the would-be's. 4t
Some fine specimens of coal are on
exhibition at the Office of Jones &
Patterson, in Salem, from the coal
mine of Frank Cooper, which is
situated on Butte creek, in Marion
county. 1t is pronounced good
article by competent judges. The
mine is situated about rs miles from
Salem, and 13 miles from Woodburn
Station, on the railroad.
The members of the State Grange,
presented beautiful cane, Saturday
evening, to J. W. Garretson, organ
izing officer of Oranges. The staff
is Of ebony with, gold and gold
quartz head, The inscription is
Presented to J, W. Garretson of
Winterset, Iowa, by the State Grange
of Oregon" Its value is not less
than seventy-fve dollars. %
The Corinne Reporter is informed
that a sudden and fatal fever is per-
petrating its ravages at Kelton, and
that six deaths have already occurred
from it. 1t is as sudden as fatal, I
and person generally dies the same s
lay he is attacked. 1t is said that
alarm has been OCCASION
ID at Kelton by its presence, and G
hat a number Of citizens have fled
rom the city. .l s0,. .ls. wv, /
Somebody, in the Laramie (Wyom- 4
ng) Independent, publishes an "open c
advertisement" to the Governor of r
hat Territory, as follows: "As Gov. t
may not be aware of the q
act that he is entirely unfit for the
ffice he holds, and that the people t
t this Territory almost universally Il
egard him as gubernatorial fraud, :
e is requested to state whether he \,
'ill resign his position providing he !,
g solicited to do SO by nine tenths n
t the voters of Wyoming. Answer, :.
es or no." un- nH ml mI .. -
The following gentlemen have d.
cen elected officers of the military Y
ompany recently formed at Eugene v
ity: Captain, William j. Shipley; y
irst Lieutenant, ]. O. Church; hi
econd Lieutenant, A. r. Van Hon d;
m; First Sergeant, Orderly, R. n'
I. Robinson; Second Sergeant, F. -,
arlington; Third Sergeant, M. D. 4
arris; Fourth Sergeant, R. Rush;
fifth Sergeant, J. Smith; First Cor D
'ral, JEFF. Smith; Second Corporal, a!
&c. Pennington; Third Corporal, ~ "a
Gorge B. Doris; Fourth Corporal, co
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-03

~. y 2 French court recently, as a wit.
ness. ness was about to give testimony, : an !,
advocate remarked: Il wish ). !"
,ln,;,IaS %afk 2 'he court that this witness !.
en,'ile9 81, s 70 entire confidence Il 'bsss Is y
not had time to consult his II lspsd. Us mas 4,
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!, IHn ravages OF the yellow fever il
the southern cities, is fearful 70 oon =
template sixty per cent. Of those j.
u, tacked have died in the little cilv of
Shreveport, La. Y
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= an old lady from the country, with
IlS ASnmI1a unmarried q daughters, went into
LOT I, ne Patrons Of HusbandrV H;Shg Sbg
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'nE ,I'.. GREAT : . FRENCH REMEDY;
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= n essss fI Il =. sssass ss the vsy . y, sn
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iron ibr..a r.. ~ ne aha.iy train Al hssyosg pp
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AT ALBANY PRICES.

TRAVELLERS ON THE W. v. & @. M
Il Wagon Road, as well as citizens OF Cehoco
chase Flour, Bacon, Groceries, Dried Fruit, etc
at the Pilgrim Camp, or BUCK HEAD STORE
Sweet Home Valley, at Albany prices. This Il
no humbug, but a literal fact. 2. B. MOSS.
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IN A4TnaIpT To suPrRnss u.

Is
Since the last issue Of our paper, 10
which we auimadyerted upon the po-
litical oscillations Of the Rev. Doctor
Geary, we received note from that
gentleman, requesting us TO dscon-
tinue his paper and send in our bill
to Conner's Bank for whatever was
due. On last Monday morning, in
compliance with the Rev, Doctors re-
quest, we called at the Bank and left
the bill, and in a couple Of hours af
terward, happening to drop into the
Bank again, we met DR.. Geary, who
Immediately began hurling opprobri-
ous epithets at us, in which the ex-
preston, "dirty-dog" was ofenest
chosen, He warned US never to let
his name appear again in the DEMO
CRAT, or he would show us how he
treated "dIrty-dogs" After he had
vented his pent up spleen until bis vo-
cabulary of slang seemed exhausted,
with scarcely any reply from US, be
turned on his heel and LETT the room,
with parting threat Of violence upon
US if we dared to again insert his
name in our paper John Conner,
Esq., was witness 10 this scene and
will doubtless corroborate what is
herein stated.
IfRev. DR. Geary supposes that he
can bully and brow-beat us into ST.
lence concerning his political course
he most certainly reckons without
his host" We have heretofore only
referred to him in these columns in
the most respectful and dignifed Ian
guage, and shall SO continue TO do,
notwithstanding the violent and un-
dignifed epithets with which he be-
fouled his mouth while threatening us \
last Monday. His language and at
titude were those of a domineering
bully--our conduct towards him was
then, and shall be hereafter, that Of ]
gentleman. /
We owe it to ourself and onr party {
10 animadvert upon or criticise the &
political course of every public oppo- v
ient of the Democratic party, and in Q
his respect have only treated the 1
Rev. DR.. Geary as we have others, d
ave in this, that in bis case we have
voided every reference to him which "
night be construed into a personal fl
ttack. 1t he is SO sensitive that he fl
annot bear criticism, let him keep al
ut of the political arena. He had a,
he temerity and effrontery to rush to pi
be rescue Of the Nipple candidate for lii
congress when but few others dare d
spouse SO rotten cause, and in that m
ct he invited the severest criticism o.
ON all lovers of morality and relig- gl
IN. In common with the Oregoniaa, ht
I'D other papers of bothpolticaI par re
es, we have assumed the responsible TO
y Of censuring Rev. Geary's course /.
this respect, and we shall continue =,
} do SO as long as we deem it our u
ity-his threats OF personal violence an
the contrary Notwithstanding. +,
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a Kansas pastor deeIino5

= A1nsas pastor declined an a55;
Ilgn Of a hundred dollars - 4.
ary, for this reason, ,a%oaD, 20 nls, SAL
,n, ,rss '''e hardest part OF bis iabor "eIs hsl
s"Iore ", bad been the collee,iooo oos p eeFe- 7
salary and il would Kill 'qo him q q ,, bis
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MRS. DuxIwAY has at mistaken the
stump for Iii. Smith. sho speaks 10
dis ciiy to.nighR Il anything else
we're Wanting to assure Hia over.
wbelming defeat this open cbampion-
shlo of hia cause BY Mss Danimay
Inv eqpplisd 81 - n
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FLAX CROP OF Rg7dI
Eagle wooden Mills q.

AIOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THiSS:
IN next regularannual meeting Of the stock- =
holders will be held at the office Of the Con-, :
pany, In Brownsville, ON Friday, the Sd dav ~
October next, at o'clock P, M. A full attend.
ance Is desired. 3 tgN.a- gii,jg ae ssfIT,
BY order OF the Board Of Directors N
n5w4. tt,ig A. WHEELER, Secretary.
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RESOLVED That whatever NAV have been
the mlsfortunes, faults OF shortcomings OF the
Hon ]. II. Mitchell, u s. Senator OF this
state, IN his early private life, we neither
apologize, pass Judgment upon nor justify him,
but express our unqualified belief that by his
many years Of consistent, upright and honor
able conduct, In this State, he has outlived
any lmputations cast upon him, and that to.
day not only the Republican party, but large
majority Of the people OF this State have entire
confidence In his integrity, ability and patriot
ism. and that he will faithfully and ably rep.
resent them In the us. Senate.
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Resolution Adopted by the Democratic
state Convention, mt Portland, on Sept.

RESOLVED, That the high crimes and revolt
ing misdemennors of j. M. Nipple, alias John
A. Mitchell, meet with our most emphatic
condemnation, and, In common with all good
men,: we demand his resignation or his expul-
sion from the United States Senate.
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ReaOlusion Adopted by the Repub1lcan
state ConventAOns at Albany 0n Sept.
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MIR. cEKfsx AND THE Nipple REso-
| LUTON AGAIN.

The Register Of September 9th
contains the following coloric epistle
from the Rev, Z. r. Geary, called
forth, as will appear, BY our very
moderate and truthful leader Of the
same date N w