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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
The Finding OF the Beecher Committee

The Investigating Committee which
Mr.. Beccher asked to try his case. made
Il full report on Friday evening. Their
verdict was ''not guilty." and was fully
fnrcShadowcd in the abstract given last
week. The report is lengthy, and we
give only the summary:
Upon Il review of the evidence. with
an earnest desire to find the truth and
advise what truth and Justice shall re
quirc, we feel bound to state that in
oar judgment, the evidence relied upon
by the accuScr utterly fails to sustain
the charges made. We herewith sub
NIT stcnographic copy of all the evil
dcncc before the Committee, with some
or irrelevant exceptions:
First. We find from tlrevidrncc that
Rev. Henry Ward bcechcr did not com
init adultery with Mrs. Elizabeth II.
Tilton, either mt the time OF times, place
or places, set forth in the third and
fourth subdivisions of Mr. Tilton'S
nor at any other time or
place whatever.
Second. We find from the evidence
that MIR. Bccchcr has never committed
amy unchaStc or improper act with Mrs.
Tilton, nor made amy mnchastc or impro-
per remark, proiltr or solicitation to- her
of any kind or description whatever.
Third. If this were ii question of
errors of Judgment on the part of Mr.
Bccchcr, it would he easy to criticiSc.
i'll the light of recent events.
Even To the extent of regrets and cen
sure. we are sure no man would join
more sincerely than Mr. Brrchrr him
self
Fourth. We find nothing whatever
i'll the evidence that should impair the
perfect confidence of Plymouth Church.
oI the world. in the Christian character
and integrity of Henry Ward 1rrchrr.
and now let the peace of God, that
paSSeth all understanding. rest and
abide with Plymouth Church and her
beloved and eminent pastor. 81 much
and 50 long afflicted.
(Si@mcd 10y all the ComnIittecl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

ID scoundrcis hunting for homes in
their state. and, taking the prisoners
our of the hands of tn" guard. killed
Homer Twilchcll, Bob DawecS and
Frank Edgcrton on the spot. Three
others, Howell, Holland and Willis.
escaped. but were recaptured. and 1t Is
supposed shared the same fate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

incomprehcnsibir occurrence are per
fcctly compatible with the personal
purity and whitcncSS of soul of the III
dividull whose usefulness and rcputa-
ton have been 81 Indignantly assaulted.
I-BosfoR Transcript
This clear vin,lication 10y men "f cs-
tabliShcd character. acting under Il live
" sense of their responsibility To the
public us we'll aS to their own con
sciences ought to remove all doubts. if
any Yet remained. of Mr.. BccchcrS in
nocencc. He has been tried us 10y fire.
and for two months has been compelled
to see even those who had stood near
est him, to say nothing of the great
multitude Throughout thc.countrl whose
good opinion he had enjoyed. hcSitating
whether OF not to leave him helpless
with his enemies. The trial has been
terrific. But the suspense is over. And
we believe the sober sens" of the us
ticc-loving public will acquit him of
all guilt and of all i'll intent as cordial
~ as he is acquitted 10y the committee
of Plymouth church. B0sioH Adrcr-
fiscr.
The report is II fair and logical review
of the testimony so far as il has been
made public. and there Is no escape
from the conclusion that the charge has
not only not been sustained 10y "Ni-
dcncc that would Stand in court. but
is not even male probable Ia the minds
of laymcn. Hdrifo,d Post
While We believe the verdict of the
committee to he entirely justified ~
the facts in evidence. and share in The
confident hope of the great majority of
decent Christian men that the eminent
pastor of Ply mouth church will live to
see thc last cloud that dinI> his fame
diSpcllcd, We cannot conceal from our-
selves the fact that the Triumphant
Vimdicatinn which his friends have
looked for So long j. still Deferred
There are rumorS of letters Vet to he
produced. and new statements" of an
pallimg length and nastimcSs upoil
which the accII>cT> are working night
and day. They NrIr my tied to pre-
sent their proofs (" 4 committee oi the
church. They accepted the invitation.
What they advanced ~ proof did not
sustain the "h:ii"c. and after the ycI-
diet they assure us they have much
stronger proof which they purpn~ci,
kept back. and :" they viii Try the cast.
over again in the streets. No laugua"r.
it seems t." H.. can Ice to" SEVERE t"
sti"natiZc such Il pinrrrdmg. But
What:'NcrI he natives that have prompt-
eel il. We SAY let Us have. the Statements
as soon as possible. Weary and dis
guStcd as We all alc with the vhnlr
wr,tchrd business. v,. have "nu, ton
tar To Icccdr If there i ANY letter in
his domestic. archives which Uh,,Lnr,
,r.I,,. I.. "
.'.' 80" ~ NV
~ "l 'i''''''N "' '''' l'i III,
~ ''',' i any N'ti' ii W.
'''' IONS WIN Ih' mon
''"'''H "'' ~, "'>'"'>'''' any 'ii'""l-
''''''' II" II nv ''''> no, "' ~ lI"Il\
+" "'''''' "'''' I"I\ ''' Us N"'" u I'll once
80 '',i '','' "''''''''',' 'I';'>'N' "''-
.I' nv ''''' >'',''> '@1I', ENC over
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

SHnCKING vi RIDER N INDIANA
August -tiarlmcI. Il Frcnrllm,n while
Walking on the railroad track. near
Henry lille. Indiana. Saturday night.
WIS attacked 10y three men who robbed
him. tied him nu the track over Il small
culNcIt. and left him. Gardner SIG
rccd"d i'll "rttiu" all the f;nStcning<
ln"~r except those holding the left foot.
NIIrn Il passenger train coming along
ran over his leg. crt ing otf' his foot
lie fell int" he ruIyrIt. crawlrd ont.
lay there till m"rmin" and was then
found and hrnu~l,t Ia JctlrrSnnvilr.
where he told the above stony. and then
died.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

believe the opposition to him started
from that, although that argument may
not have been used in the canvass
against him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

more i'll five minutes than, a,l,.,
IN an hour-and the contest va, y, H., '''''
ly one. After Il battle of about t +, ~, T.
minutes. i'll which both partir, .,.
gled calamity. the quail> v,r. t., ,.I
To beat Il retreat and retired il, '''l
order to IL ncighhollimg brush ,. -'|''
They left the ground covered. Lo,F', ,.''h
with the bodies OF tn" enemy. Yr>rrr
day the G. HIS We're advancrr ,1 ,',
ward, with IL thanking party down ~
the north part of the city, taking r,,.,'
thing clean as they went. st. .L,
HcrdH. y"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
Another Reign of Terror in the South.

WA>HINGruN. -. C.. August 81
y private despatch received hrlr
from Montgomery. Ala. SINS that Tom
lNcN WIS shot and instantly killed. on
the northern bound train OF the Alaha-
ma and thattIuo"ga Railroad nu Fri
day night. Reports from Lee County
state that the c"l"rcd church WIS fired
int" on Thursday night. and fnu per
SONS killed. The church WIS then
burned
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
Election Notes.

st. bloomsbury pollcd her largest vote
on Tuesday. The total vote for Con-
grcS>nlau was Sl:}, while for Governor
it stood II less. 1t will he seen that
the Republican vote for Governor WAS
an even 700, while the Democrats hard
~ pollrd their usual strength giving
- votes, sc> crhl coming from out of
town. There was ii close contest on
representative and congress vote, al
though everything was good naturrd.
The vote for representative stood aS
follows
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
FoELEnpING> At WASHINGTON.

The outbreaks which have. in the
last two uI three weeks. occurred in
different parts "t the south attract the
earnest attention of the authoritic>
Every mail brings To the Department
"t Justice lrttrI> relating {" Violations
at the rights of citizens. The Attorney
General has also received Il letter. civ
lnT an account of recent mur,lclnIIS
outIl%c> IN Tennessee. TuraN. there
are quite Il number of leading Rcpuhli-
cans here from the States of Arkansas.
Alabama, Georgia and South CaroIina
They confirm the reports of disorder
and local disturbances which come from
then States. AMI nearly all of them r\-
press the opinion that. Ia preserve The
peace. il will he necessary luI the COY
eminent t" distribute troops throughout
the di>;Itlrctcd districts. If it shall he.
decided that troops are Necessary to
protect the rights of citizens. they will
Ice sent. hut under strict instructions.
The Attorney -Gcmrral has not H. Vet e.
gone t" Long Branch To consult with
the President on this matter.
The Attorney -icncIil WIS waited
upon 10y Senator Spencer and Congress
man Hayes. also 10y Senator Patterson
and Secretary BriStow. I'LL of whom
Told the same story of the fearful crime
daily committed on the negroes in the
name OF the White Mans PARTY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

Hines OF Mis-. BEECITEE. Services
"rI" hri'i III Ply mouth church. SUNDAY
morning and evening. but no reference
Wa~ made at either service I" the Beech
81 Illt"m matter. Al the evening sci
Vie" Mrs. fccchrr had an attack of
hclrl disease. la which She j. subject.
amd had To hc taken from the church t"
her home
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

VI. W. Whitney OF Boston. the noted
,aSSo. has made Il six months engage
mcut at the Royal Albert hall. London.
in "latorios and classical concerts
f. W. Cummings. u merchant oi
Manchester. hut recently Il resident "f
Worcester. Mass. was killed "n FIldu
10y an ovcrdo>" of chloral. He Wa~ ~
Years old.
Willie White, II Years old. lniu-
near indianapolis. took Il coli Ia the
water on Thursday. tying the hlltcl
around his wrist The animal. hrc"ul.
ing scared, ran several times around
tcmacrc field and then int" the yard.
where he broke loose, The boy va
picked up dead.
y Syracuse, newspaper SLY. todd
smith Maid went Ia lc >hnd IN SPIN
field the other day. and the nails t'"m
her shoes were choiccll preserved l"i
watch charms 10y the fortunate fellows
who happened to hr around. one MN.
more audacious, pulled tw" hans I"m
the sacred tail and aNnWcd his intention
of having them braided int" Il ling.
Says M"ullnn | said "Mr. Errrh'l-
! am not il christian, but il l"n wish
will show Nou how well Il hcath"n can
serve YOU" Mr. Bcrchcr found "ul To-"
late. that the tender mrrri,.> al the i"'
then are cruel. Nrw lork T"mm''"
lircrfiScr
S"phronil Hanover of New l."nd""
has just died from Il trouble M hr'
stomach that has been Il great my -l'll
fen - NcHiS. The difficulty NI~
planned, Il few nights ago. when -I''
v"Imitcd up Il piece "t ramlII' ,I","-
which it WAS then remembered -l'
swallowed Il dozen NcaI> ago. NhIlr l'''
throat Was being Swahhcd for dIl'l''''
ria.
Most people think there are i"l','-
enough in New Hampshire, l'ui I>.'''
Adams. inventor of the Adams PlinI''-
press, has bought up L'l2' '''I
of land. which includes his native ="
lagr of East Moullnnh"r". Ih" W.
boarded up the houses and ~t"pP'" '''
mill. intending to let the land grow
forest There are II un"ccupl'd no"
ScS and three occupied ones q" u"
tract.
An old man, who served under hl","
er at Waterloo. met his death Al w.
field. H.. last week. III Il peculiar ''.''
ntr. lie attempted I" clIInh 'I"'
window ON the first floor OF hi> ""''
ing during the ah>cncc "i the ''>' IN
the family, when he Slipped an" H.
forward. The window, falling %" ~
legs, held him tight, while llIN ",'
hung down on the outside within ILL.,.
inches of the ground. II" WAS ",'',
to cNtricate himself, and. n" person
ing within sound of his voice. h' "'
there until sutiocatrd to death
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

an even 700. while the Democrats hard
~ pollrd their usual strength giving
D. votes, sew ral coming from ont of
town. There WAS IA close contest ON
representative and congress vote, al
though everything was good naturcd.
The vote for representative stood aS
follows:
Whole No. votes 7}l
Necessary to Il choice BIT
+. ID. Blodgctt had 81
w. L. fairbanks 253
Luke BuZzcll 81
Scattering 3
MI. Fairbanks was run mainly. if
not wholly, 10y the anti-Poland party
and although he gave ont previous To
election day that he was not IL candi-
date of that party and against Mr.
Rl"dg.tt. til" leaders of the opposition
determined to run him any way and lis
he did not come out publicly and de
cline, votes were east for him that 9th
crwisc would not have been.
In Lyndon there was Il split on rep
rescntative. The nominee was W. A.
BemS, but it WAS known that he would
vote for Judge Poland, and that was
enough for ii few Republicans to know
who were dead set against the Judge
The consequence is that in il Rrpuhli-
can town an antltcmpcIancc Demo
cratic representative is elected, and
that 10y Il few Republican temperance
votes which the same is food for re
Election for the said voters
In Sutton the gIangcrs were the I'M
known quantity: and here to" the wi
ley Democrats stepped in with Il popu-
lar.,nan and elected him. C. W. vii
ley was the granger and anti-P"lilnd,
and \. II. Ball the Poland candidate
both Republicans.
In IIardwick both Poland and the
grange were discarded. There il WAS
.Judcvinc and anti-.Judcvine. The .Ju-
dcvinc patty nominated j. NJ. Stevens.
Il man of Nhom nothing could he said
'S'iiIiH's ''t 'iI' iIh'll nlill
and entire list of.iuStices by handsome
majority.
In Wheclock the grange and anti
Poland men elected their man after
hallotiug five times. DIR. Il. r. Stiles
was the Poland candidate, and Ferdi-
nand Darling the Democratic nominee
In Sheffield the Democrats run Brad
ley Ingalls,, granger, az well as the man
finally elected. John Ferguson was
voted for 10y the Republicans.
Cabot gave Mr.. Willard more votes
fnr Congress than either of the nom
iuec>, the ballot standing Willard ~,
joyce ~, Ilcaton II. The ballot for
town representative stood n. X. Alb
hott l22. :. l.. Wiswall %, scattering
H.
Stannard continues to he the banner
Republican town of this county: not IL
democrotic vote being cast there last
Tuesday.
Montpelier finally elected NJ. ID. Gil
man, Democrat and rum. on the seventh
ballot. Fred. f. Smith was the Repub-
lican nominee, but there WAS il bolt on
the temperance question.
The question of the removal of the
county buildings entered into the Or
leans County election, and the towns
put III their best working men. Gen.
Grout goes again from Barton, and his
brother. Major Josiah, from Newport
ii. III. Powers represents Morristown,
and he will he IL prominent candidate
for Speaker of the House, being every
way admirably fitted for that difficult
position.
There Is but one Democrat in the
Senatc-Eictor Atwood of Franklin
County.
AN OPINIoN.-We give on the first
page the summing up of the Beecher-
lillian affair bv the New York Nathan
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

a RYE BEACH VENTURE. The l,,
important development of She t,.,,,.,.
Specializing in real estate on th,
coast of New Hampshire is the ru,,I,,
10y Col. Cyrus Eastman of Lirrht,r
- acres of land on Odiurmc'> n,;,.,
Rye. where the .irst settlement il,
Hampshire WAS made. and ul,,,. IL
state historical society are gojug T.,
erect Il monument. tins year. IIu, Il,
will build ~ cottages, most of lhrrr.,
he ready to he sold or rented h, prf
season. The location is about llr,.
miles from Portsmouth, and Il lalnr,IJ
one for summer residences. Col. I,.,
man is Il wcll-known capitalist. and IN.
for several Years owned and nccurl.l
the cottage ut Little Bears Head that
WIS built by President Pierce.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

y DNNGEEoG = Cot NTEEFEIr \ most
perfectly executed counterfeit 80 note
of The Merchants national bank of New
\ nlk WAS discovered. SATURDAY. by Il
lady counter in the treasury. after il
had PASSED through the hands of sever
III counters. 1t will hr added To the
already lengthy list of national bank
notes 1" he called in lnr cancellation.
the rule hcin" +" call in and abolish 10y
cancellation the whole issue of each
denomination of Il bank that is success
fully CnuntrTicitcd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

\ SINGILAR CASE. DIR. A.C. Sml
win reports Il rather singular ease. il Ice.
Ing that of the infant son oi Geo. l.
Fay. of Sharon, which WAS taken sic,
early last week. with raising blood. and
notwithstanding" all that could he dom.
for it. died "n Thursday. At ro>f
m0rfcm examination, conducted bN d.
Shcrwin and Spc,rN, it wa> discovered
that the cause of death WAS gcmuin,.
bleeding at the lungs. which we arc
gwen To understand Is Something en-
tlfcly mnhrard of in medical records
the popularity of the case r"nsistu.
III the fact that the boy WAS onl, ~
day old. - " OOdSfock Sfdnidrd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

MIDpIEII IN tuIIEGE. The fulltrl
of Middl"hurl College commences ON
Thursday next. September ID. We are
pleased /" hear that the prospects of
ia, institution aIc looking mp consider
amy ana th1t thC new cfnrs viii MINI
der :Ih"ut twenty. with Il fair prospect
81 u few more. Some ni the upper class
men who had arranged Ia leave have
ais" determined /" return. and aItogcth-
cr The institution will hc in better shape
than II has been tnr some time
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04
VERMONT ELECTION.
Republican Majority Over 10000.
Second Congressional District.

CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Vote for 1872. Vote for lrIi.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

y ta>tlrt"u boy. T.! "l II years of
aye. Il few days ago. was thrown from
lI"I>' and broke his ann. His parents
did up his ann with Il handa.c a> best
they c"rild and sent him fnI the doctor.
! lr'' hoy lived - quarter of Il mile from
tn" doctor and after Walkiu" and wait
IN" around ion an hour az two his bro
ken limb WIS attended {" aud he wis
ont "n the street ~ lively H. ever ut
his play ~ though nothing had occur
red. He l. Il good specimen OF Yankee
pluck and pcI >cNclancc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-09-04

WOODSTOCK RAILROAD. W ork is al
ready commenced on the WuudStock
Railroad. and the road is to Ice com
plctcd from White River Junction. aud
the ears running rs fan aS Qucchcc
village. 10y January I>t. 1873. Two
hundred thousand dollars. las been
guaranteed to the comtracioI. who i to
complete the road and put il in running
order.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-09-05
BEN ulLL's FAREWELL TO ALEX. H

BEN uILL's FAREWELL TO ALEX. H.
STEPHENS. And nov let me tax,
leave Of Alexander Hamilton Steph-
ems. I have known him long ano
studied him well. In 10Y opinion b.
has inflicted upon the Southern peo.
pie more injury than vas ever infict
ed npon any people by one civilian
For much Of this injury a too chari
ably and easily de'udea people an.
press are responsible. 70 what sbal
'e iken him ? We must not bias
pbeme the dead by hunting amont
hem for his model. We will not in
>nlt the living by seeking among
them for his rival. We cannot libe
the innocent unborn by supposin.
that among them he could ever hav.
an i,nitator. No this defame. ,.,
Davis aud enlogist If Gram, TIM
reckless accuser Of despotism in til.
Confederacy, and ready apo!ogist o.
nsnrpati> Ms by rad'calism this p.e
tent ous oracle Of State snvere,ent.
and supple prosecutor Of mnnac.et
Louisiana this wicked malien+r o
others and worshippiny adn|ator o.
himself this lord Of slanderers, kin.
Of demagognes, and hero of marplot>
must be left forever alone-unap
proached and nnapproachuble, in til.
>hos:ly solitude Of his own irrecon
"!.b'e and anomalous self, serene.
:9ored ord ;r!:n nousr'
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-09-05

LIVED 1T DOwN.-An honest
black smith was once grossly insult
ell and his character int:,monSly de-
famed. Friends advised him ia
seek redress 10y means of law, but
to one and all he replied, "No: I
will go to my forge and there in six
months will have worked ont such
a character and earned such a name
as all the judges, law courts and
lawyers in the world could not give
mr.' He was right. 1t is by hon
est labor, manly courage, and y
conscience void of offence, that we
asSe't our true dignity and prove
our honesty and responsibility.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-09-05
WHITE LEAGUE.

The Louisiana State Register which
seems ~ be more honest than Repnl,
lican Journals in this State usually n,e,
after commenting "n the organizati ion.
IF the White Leagues, the ohjerts oi
which. it either m:suuderstands or mis-
represents, says:
Let ia for q moment examine the
other side, and zee what excuse. If any,
the White League has for its existence.
Since the reconstruction III the seeded
States, tle republican party has had
full control OF th. legislation If this
State, and generally the offices have
been filled 10y mcmM rs If that party
The party was pledged tn give the
state an honest, economical govern.
mtnt, {" FIJI its offices will, Respectable
nei, ~ whom, the community could
have confidence N" sane man will
deny that the republican part, has st,
far. utterly failed ,n give the people
he government that was Promised, aud
which they had 'igh! !" expect. We
need not ,er"nnt the jobs. that have
been put up i" the Legislature to en-
rich it's members aud tav"ritcs. or al
Inte :" the m"u"p"l,cs enacted by pre-
tended republicans that opprrs> tlm
people. Pledged to reform, forty per
cent IF Tie bonded debt IT the State
has been rei,n'Iiated, and the c"nSr-
H"rnt ,rlnr,l"n of taxes ie referred to
toy aspiring p"l.tiria"s, as amomg tie
good w"'ks Of the patty. But here
has thclc been any reduction If cxc.s
>l'e sa'a'its. Q, nf useless officers :?
y" where. The last State Convention
adapted the usual ,esolnti.u in favor
:" honesty and capacity for Office hold
r'S. Yet we see the same men. " ~"
hav" put ur jobs that curse the party
aud State. and VII" are unworthy al
any confidence ~ respect, clamOril,.
TOR seats in the Legislature. and the
rh'rf executive "t Tie State. is !cmlim.
his influence and patronage. T." secure
their success. The men " t,o arranged
the st. L""isll"trlSlar House l..:,st,.
which the Attorney General character
'ztd as an attempt :" rob the State, are
4" be returned. it possible when they
may yet he enabled I" complete tha,
most outrageous scheme If public rob
berry. In their efforts I" get back to-
'l'e legislature they have IT,. active
aid. and patronage Of !. republican
Governnr t" assist them
Can it be wondered ut after reading
the foregoing that large class "f til"
people "t the State are desperate 7 Can
We honestly attribute their lawlr>s-
ness I" the Inherent original ontlawr,
thar Iosscrses them There is one
sure cure for the White League, aud
which, If properly administered. would
'eav" it AS dead as the leyinns Of Julius
Caesar. LIT the republican party be-
honest, a;h true I" ,ts own principles
and promises, aud there will br o."
m"c White Lcaymr4. Instead ",
thieves in office. let h"n-et men IN
their places, and let the p'undrrin.
horde that has ,obl,c.l the State b.
buried. Then prosperity
and peace, and good will t" men, will
come I" rs all. The remedy is easy
but will it be applied I