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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-21
NOTICE!

V,O j. SULLIVAN AND NJ. HAhTWEIL,
1 and their grantees: \ GU and each OF you
are hereby notified that have performed
labor on the Delaware mine, on t~rospect
Mountain, in Eurekn mining district. Eufeha
county. Nevada. to the amount Of the legal
assessment work on said mine, according 10
the law OF Congress OF the United states,
approved May 10, 1872. Said mine IS o"nea
as follows:
II IIartwciI 40 feet
j. A.. Nesbitt..-....-~....... ....-"-"r~V leus
That unless you and each of YOU, within ~
days. pay your proportion OF SAM hinoIus
your and each Of your interests in SAID MINE
j. A. NESBIIT,
Eureka. Nevada, March 10, 1910. mhi'-Va
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-21

TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE THAT, IN
pursuance of acts If the Legislature. you
are required TO make out a statement under
oath or Affirmation according 70 the form fur
Iished by me. so ar N the same IL applicable
to your case. ard deliver the 50 ae to me or a,
my office. within FIVE days from the day de-
maud j. made, or the Assessor will estimate
The value Of yOur property snd assess the
same accordingly, and 10 deduction will be
made Ey the Hoard vt Equalization in the az
made by the Assessor: and you are
further notified that IN ease you have net
Real Estate within the %couity, Of sufficient
value to secure the taxes, demand will DO
made for immediate payment Of The same.
and if not paid without delay. II viii be my
duty to collect the same b, distruint and sale
of property.
Assessors Office, Eureka. New. April y
1919. j.. e. POWELL, Assessor,
apI9-tf Eureka county. Nev.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-21
Caution.

VIZ L. PRITCHABD, AND IA, ALL AGAINST G~
w, ployes arc hereby forbidden n as With.
taking any timber, eqrdy W"%,e e,' Mining Com,
n nngs or ali Of tho following mines, m sl.' Kear-
land ' Chief. Any wood taken from San t a ". i;
named places and found b ~ r pensslevied and
Pritchard's stations, VIII 20 ced against
proceedings instantly commence
the same n uoMURCIl"
myi2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-21

And in %accoTdance WIth. law, and an
order Of the Board of Trustees, made
on the second day Of April, 1875, so
many shares Of each parcel of said stock
as may be necessary will be sold at the
office Of the Company, room No. A, No.
fornia, on Saturday, the Ewenty-nfnth
day Of May. 1875, at the hour of twelve
O'Clock N. of said day, to pay said delinquent
assessmen thereon, together with costs OF adj
b. Il. MINOR. Secretary,
Ofice-Room No. 4, No. ala California
street. San francisco. Cal. myl3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-21
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. "a.
Fts 49,
u S. LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, April q, 1910

u S. LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, April u, lo'@)
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Ihhi
~ Jonas b. Osborne, Geo. W. ~; oowaS'
and George j.. Gardner, whose postollee :,
dress is Eureka. Nevada, have TINS "a,
filed in this Office n diagram, togethe,
with q notice of application for a raten. sn-
the United States. under act a. tonglsss, tx,
proved May 10. 1872, for fifteen hund,euNisT~
linesl feet of the pinblo lode my 18th.
running 10 feet portherly and 10 ZEE, g loca.
erly from the location monument attho I Tred
don shaft, with surface ground Two h unu
feet in width, situated in secret ,an'VJf
Mining District, Eureka county, culVs oid
Nevada. and described in the plat anu .eN
notes on file in this office as follows 10 VIZ
U. S. Survey, nc. e3,
Beginning at a post marked mo. !, +; ,hs
Survey No. S8.n whence the flagstaff N w ~
town OF Eureka bears n. deg. - n,m,
2i,4s3 feet: the post marked VI, MWVnmnntain
| No. 3. on the summit of Moosae Moun unst
bears n. IS deg. 3 min. W, 30 ieet, ~
No. /. OF Survey, Ne. 80 Hoosac lode, DENTS,
q deg. 2 min. h., 2,l67 feet; and ire Woi p;n'
| shaft upon this lode bears Nj II deg. q, I dsr.
W, 77s $40 feet; thence running = x Sur
vey,No 81: thence y. lQA deg. W.,i,goSN M S.;
| most mark ed No. 3. [. 5. Survey, Noortsd
thence n, 7gM deg. f., 200 feet, to posi- mpa" I.
No. 4, Y. :. Survey, No. %; ana ~. H. nlace
l0A deg. f., 900 feet, 70 posi- 40, IN, acres.
of beginning; containing, . e9-i" opidian
Courses expressed ironl the true hasrses
with a magnetic variation oil lV>a
east. .,enryeyed
This claim is located upon, pnst ,hs Bug
land and is bounded on the south by
This claim is recorded in book D 'Ninins
30, Of the Secret Canyon Distilo' and plat
Records, and a copy VI the nolcu, shaft
| can be found posted at the location
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EVERYTHING As REPRESENTED -
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Music tar. draws by IA Dtnn"arica ancr which - H.
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m,.r.r can H. heard t. NJ es. "Nohing kc Il ever seen
before Wortl h,ty miles travel to it--lN .. Plea
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-18

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To speak Of our Commissioned seems
almost work Of sugeseroeation. Moth
vithsiandiag it i the most difficult posi-
ton IN the county 70 Illl, Jet We believe that
the present board have given general sat
isfAetion. This Of itself i q sufkeien.
eulogy Of the Commissioner ticket,
Louis G. Trumbo received the nomina-
ton for the position Of County Treasurer.
He is native Of Westminster, about 40
years Of age, is well aud hvorably
known, i a good clerk and accountant,
having spent the earlier portion Of his life
in the mercantile business.
For County Surveyor, J. Henry Hoppe
was unanimously nominated. He is a
veteran in the cause and has grown gray
in the service Of the Democracy, and is too
well known throughout the county to need
an introduction from us He was elected
to the same position two years ago.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-18
MoRTGAGEE's SALE
Desirable Small Farm

pY virtue Of the power and authority eoa.
~ tanned in deed Of mortgage from VII.
liam Brosius and wife to James Aitcheson,
dated on the seventh day Of May, 1874, and
recorded among the Real Estate Morgr
Records Of Carroll county, in Liber T. !. )
No 3, folio 257, &c, the undersigned, asihs
Attorney and Agent therein named, sill
sell at the Court House door, in Westminster
On Wednesday, the iSth day Of Octo5er, is'i'
at ~ O'Clock, NJ, all that parcel Of land i,
uaie and lying in Carroll county, in Hsn7
stead district, and thus described: Beginning
for the same tas now distinguished By LotNo.
z IN a division Of the Real Estate OF Willaa
Honek, deceased, at a stone standing at ib'
end oil the fourth line Of lot No. l, Il being
corner of William Shingagle's land, ihenss
bounding thereon south II degrees, west %
Perches, until il intersects the aorth II Dc,
grees, west 1874 perches, line in deed Of
conveyance from Michael Holman TO jobs
henneman, then bounding on said line nora
IO3 degrees, west "a perches, until il inter
sects the Goth limo Of the west "Wee BIT By
iarged; then bounding on said line reyersely
north 81 perehes to stone marked No. 81
north "a degrees, IS perches, to stone
marked No. d3; thence north 4l3 degrees
east S5i perchcs, until it intersects the ID ln.
OF tract Of land called '.Spring Sprangs ps
SIRE, thence bounding on said line reverseE
south I6i degrees, east 81 perches to hs
end Of the first line Of said land and cornei
81 lot No. ]; thence bounding thereon soa'9
y degrees, east 10 10 perehes 10 stone, and
thence with straight line to the place Of he
hluulnV fanfofniuU
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-18

D. n. MAYNARD, President.
tR1 W w 4; NETnrIIr' Secretaries.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-18
20 where. tell me where. =

Why was Senator William Pinkney
Whyte not among the speakers announced
for Monument Square on Wednesday
night? Is there no market for his bril-,
liant and sparkling Irish jokes aud anec.
dotes at the present time? The absence
Of his name is significant Bayard, Ham
ilton, Carroll, Findlay, Walsh, Clark
Thomas, Latrobe, were all mentioned, but
where was Whyte, the high-priest Of the
City and State Ring2 The whole arrange,
meut was incomplete without Whyte
We shall be unhappy until we know what
has become Of Whyte. 10 where, tell me
where, is my Highland Laddie gone"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-18

Thos. T. Cover, Isaiah Ham. New Wind
sor, }. j. Smith, r. J. Bennett, J. w. Eng.
lar Union Bridge, Hiram Davis, NJ. G.
McKinstry, Johu Hartsock.
On motion adjourned TO n p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention was called to order prompt
" by the President, who stated that nomina.
tons for State Senate we're in order. The
names of Col James Fenner Lee and James
II. Steele we're Presented. Voting began al
once, with Capt Wn. P. Anderson and j.
Oliver Wadlow as tellers. The vote resulted
in the choice Of Col. Lee.
For the Houseof Delegates the names Of
Dr. Jacob Rinehart, II. II. Lamotte, Frank
Brown, +. !. Wheeler, DIR. s. r. Waters, G.
W. Gilbert, John I. Hill and Thos. C. Brown
were presented. Thos. c, Browns name
was withdrawn. The ballot resulted in the
choice ofDr. Jacob Rinehart, II. H. Lamoite,
DIR. 5. r. Waters and Frank Brown.
For Orphans Court the nominations were
Ira Z. Grouse, DR.. f. Butler, L. P. Slinglua
Adam Shower, G. W. Crapster, David Fow.
BILE, Henry Gait and Brice Shipley. The
name Of the latter gentleman was Withdrawn.
On the FIRST ballot Adam Shower and L. p.
Slingluif were nominated, and on the second
Henry Gait.
The name Of d. N. Henning was presented
for States Attorney, and on motion his nom
nation was declared unanimous.
For Sheriff the names Of Peter Wood, Jas
W. White, K. c. Matthews, Emanuel Schaef.
fer, Daniel J. Mitten, John I. Ingels, NJ.
Buchanan and George A. Flickinger were an.
nounced the three last named we're with.
drawn before the voting began. Four ballots
were taken before the contest was decided,
when it was announced that Jas. W. White
had received majority Of the votes of the
delegates On the second ballot Emanuel
Schaetfer and Daniel j. Mitten were with.
drawn, aud on the third ballot R. C. Mat.
thews' name was withdrawn. The third bal
lot resulted in tic between Wood and White.
For County Commissioners Mordeeai c.
McKinstry, John W. Murray, John o. De.
vries and Hanson 7. Bartholow were nomi.
mated. The three frs, named gentlemen were
elected on the first ballot.
For County Treasurer Jabez A, Bush, Louis
c. Trumbo and VIM. l.. Corbin were nomi.
mated. Mr.. Corbin was Withdrawn. The
voting resultedin the selection of Mr.. Trumbo.
For County Surveyor j. Henry Hoppe re.
ceiyed the unanimous vote Of the convention.
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88 ACRES OF LAND.

more or less. The improvements lhersn
49, consist of a comfortable og
ASAS DWELLING HOUSE,
M.,msA large bank barn, newly baih.
81 - = dairy, wagon shed, hog hons,
and other necessary outbuildings; there /, ,
neveriailing spring OF water at the hou,e
There is on the premises a large Young '- :.
chard lG'; coming into bearing condition.
About acres IS IN timber, and about aere
in meadow land. The balance Of the farm /,
in a high state Of cultivation, and il has ben
recently lined. The fields are enclosed i,
good fencing, aud al the buidings are n Il.
cellent repair.
This property is about two miles west ef
Taneytown, mile from Crapsiers station,
on the Frederick and Pennsylvania Line RAJ
Road. Of mile from Shaw's schoolhoas,
and adjoins the land Of William Bruhaksr
William Rider and others.
The location Of this property, character y
the land and buildings, convenience 70 nail
road, town, schools, churches, &C., render
this little farm worthy the attention Of pur.
chasers.
Also at the same time and place will ssa
the following valuable personal property ~
Ia superior young work horses, Two Z,
90 which are good brood mafe
-USsAcolts, each six months old; 2 milh
cows, heiier, threshng machine y-N
and horse power, reaper and NOW. VlA
er combined, one-horse rake, plows, s=1&=A
harrow and culiiyators, roller, narruu.
tread wagon, nearly new, with stonebe oas
rockaway buggy, one set single harness,
sets bfeeehbands, sets lead gears, collars,
brides, wagon saddle, halter chains, fo,ks
and a variety Of other farming utensils TOO
numerous to mention. Also 10, Of has arA
rye straw, 10 acres Of growing corn, and de
onehalf Of II acres Of corn growing on DE
farm Of VIM. Brnbaker.
Terms Of Sale Of The Real Estdis. One
third cash ON the day Of sale, or on the raa
tcaiion thereof; one.ihird in one year, aad
the other one-third in two years, the credi
payments to be secured by the notes Of he
purchaser or purchasers, with approved seer
rity, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
Terms Of Sale Of The PERSONAL Property
All sums OF five dollars and under cash; o.
sums above FIVE dollars credit OF six months
viii be given on notes with approved security
bearing interest from the day OF sale.
GEORGE A. FLfCKlNGER,
Trustee.
CRour 4 RRirsSIDER, Solicitors.
a. Smith, 1uetioHecr. sept ISIS
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So "a ACRES OF LAND,

NOR. or less, it being the same land describe,
n said mortgage, and which, by deed daiea
May llh, 1874, Emily A. Gardner conseyeo
to said William Brosius, in fee. simple, re-
corded in liber +. I. s., No. a., folio ~
one OF the land records Of Carroll county,
The property is improved By log DWELL
Ing, spring house and stable.
Taxes paid to day Of sale.
Terms Of Sale. 0ne.half cashI balance =
SIX and twelve months; interest charged ~
~ money paid, and the deferred payments Y
be secured TO the satisfaction OF the under
signed.
j. SELLMAN SIMPLIFY,
Attorney and Agent mentioned in mortgage
NO, CORTLAND street, Baltimore, ma
sept ie.ts
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semblcd in this city on Monday last, have
presented their ticket for the suifrages Of
the people. The proceedings were con-
Quoted in an orderly manner, which was
very great disappointment to the large
number Of Radicals who were present on the
occasion. We were very much grati6ed,
indeed, to see so many Of the Old Fathers
present, men who have grown gray in the
service Of the party, many Of whom, while
not delegates, took the greatest interest in
the meeting The convention has done
its work, and it now remains for every
Democrat, every lover Of good govern
ment, to give to the ticket his hearty
support. Our friends throughout the
State mean business this fall, and we Of
Carroll should give such majority as TO
blot Radicalism out Of existence.
Col. james Fenner Lee, our nominee
for the State Senate, is farmer of Wool
ery's District, where he has resided for the
past nine years. When boy he was sent
By bis parents to the famous SiIlig Insti.
tnte, in Switzerland, from which he enter
ed the junior class Of the Lycee St. Louis
10 Paris. On his return to Baltimore he
entered the law Offices Of Messrs. Brown
and Bruno, and studied law under their
direction for two years, and before being
brought to the bar he went to Harvard
University TO follow tho law lectures Of
Washburn, Parsons and Parker. He then
began the practice Of his profession in
Baltimore city, and gave close attention
to its business for three years, during
which period he published in connection
with J. /. Cohen, Esq, the third volume
ofthe Maryland Digest On his marriage,
iu 1866, with Mrs. Carroll, the grand
daughter Of Col John Eager Howard,
his father presented him with his present
home in this county, where he has since
been actively engaged in agricultural
pursuits He has always been a Demo-
ocrat, and was two years since placed by
Gov. Groome upon his staff with tne rank
Of Colonal.
DR.. Jacob Riuehart, one efthe Dele
gata ticket, Of UniontowE district, was
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-18
EsTRAY NOTICE.

State Of AaryiaHd, Carroll Conaty 70 wa
hereby certify that John r. Hoffman Of
4 Carroll county, Nd, brought before me,
the subscriber, one ofthe Justices Of the Peace
IN and for the said county, this l4th day OF
September, 10 the year 1875, as a stray tres
passing upon his enclosures Red Brindle
Cow, with horns, about 3 or o years old
Given under my hand,
GEO. A. FLICKINGER. j. p.
The owner Of the above property Is hereby
notified 70 come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take the COW away.
sept 1881 JOHN f. HOFFMAN.
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Democratic County Convention.

WESTMINSTER, Nh, Sept. IS, 1875.
The delegates to the Democratic County
Convention we're called to order at 10. 80 a. m.
by Richard Manning, Esq. Chairman of the
County Central Committee, who selected d.
II. Maynard as temporary chairman, and B.
F. McGlone and W. H. yanderford as seereta-
ries. On motion committee of one from
each district was appointed by the Chair on
credentials, permanent organization and rules,
viz:
Taneytown, Louis Elliott; Unioniown. Jno.
II. Jordan; Myers, PiusJ. Little; Woolery's,
II. 7. Bartholow; Freedom, Joshua Beasman;
Manchester, Geo. A. Shower; Westminster,
Joshua Corbini Hampstead, Michael Bach.
man. Franklin, Vim. p. Anderson; Middle
burg, Isaiah Ham; New Windsor, William
I. Smith; Union Bridge, Hiram Davis.
The committee reported that the creden.
tials ofall the districts were correct, exceptthat
in Taneytown district there was contest be.
tween two Of the delegates, and they decided
to admit both with the privilege of casting
half vote each; as permanent officers, Den.
mis- H. Maynard, President, Hiram Davis and
Louis Elliott, Vice Presidents, and Frank I.
Newbele and J. w. Weant, Secretaries; and
that the rules Of the last House Of Delegates
govern this convention as far as practicable;
that each delegate be entitled to one vote, and
that thirty.one votes be necessary to choice;
that the nominations shall be made in the fol.
lowing order :--Senator, House Of Delegates,
Orphans Court, States Attorney, Sheriff,
County Commissioners, County Treasurer,
and County Surveyor
LIST or DELEGATES.
Tdaestopn. Augustus Arnold, Peter Smith.
Louis Elliott, Henry Gait, Chas. A. wacsche,
WIN. Fisher.
UaioRtoTR. A. Brown, George p.
Myerly, Alfred Warner, George W. Gilbert.
Myers John Lester, J. Fl. Knipple,
Plus ]. Yingling, Samuel Cover, Noah STAINS
bury.
Woolsry's. Welsh, H. I. Bartho.
low,J. II. Taylor, J. H. Hollingsworth, John
Schaeffer.
Freedom. -. Oliver wadlow, ]. NJ. Dorsey,
J. Beasman, c. A. warheld, Freeborn Gard.
ner.
Manchester. John A. Balm. c. Hunt,
George A. Shower, George W. Everhart, John
W. Tracy.
Westmiastey. Thomas b. Gist, Josiah
crowl, Alfred Barnes, Joshua Corbin, Samuel
Sauble.
Hampstead. Michael Buchanan, Jeremiah
II. Smith, Francis 7. Newbelle, Lewis Green,
Alfred N. Roby.
Rsankiia. Nv. p. Anderson, 4. Sellman.
Jr. W. H. Hooper, John Penn, Lewis C.
Franklin.
AitidlebaTg. jacob Sharretis, Isaiah Ham,
). W. Weant, Jacob Peifer, Lewis Cash.
New Windsor. 7. Smith, P. J.
Bennett, B. Bowersox, D. II. Maynard, j.
Wilson Englar
Union Bridge.--J. G. wentz, John Hart
sock, Theodore A. Clay, NJ. Gosnell, Hiram
Davis.
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
On motion each delegation presented the
names Of three persons to serve as members
Of the County Central Committee, except
Westminster, which was granted the privilege
Of naming Eve, viz .--sifaneytown, W. II.
Grouse, Peter Smith, Henry CALI Union
town, John II. Jordan, John A. Brown, Jno.
R, Haines. Myers, James E. Dudrer, John
Mane, Samuel Cover Woolerv's. II 4. Bar.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Democratic County Central Committee
Ind the Candidates fer the several Offices are
notified TO meet at the Court House, West
minister, on Monday next, at 10 o'clock, a. M.
II Is hoped that all win be present, as business
ofimportance will be brought to the attention
ofthe meeting.
RICHARD MANNING, Chairman.
W. H. VAxDERFoRD, Sec
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TUE MAINE ELECTIONS have gone as

Tue MAINE ELECTIONS have gone as
everybody expected that they would
Republican--though the majorities are
smaller by far than las, year, and the
chief city. Portland, has gone Democratic.
But the elections in the pine forests Of
Maine have very little significance.
There, they go on voting the straight Re-
publican aud Democratic tickets. There,
the vexed questions Of hard money and
rag money, disturb not the thoughts Of
the lumbermen. They only dimly see
that Republican rule has made times har-
der, and 50 that party has lost ground
The result Is reduction Of the former
Radical majority of II 900 to 1000.
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Notice to Creditors
NO. 1863 EQUITY.

NO. 1869 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
GransilIe T. Herring, Trustee, VS.. William
Caple.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditor.
AZ Of William Caple, who were such on Or
before the 10th day Of November, A. ID. 1872
TO file their clains, properly proven and anthem.
ticated with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court fot
Carroll county, in Equity, on or before the
I'D day Of November, A. d. 1875.
J. J. BAUMGARTNEl&
Sep IA, is75-sep ls-st Auditor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-18

The mass meeting that was to have been
held in Monument Square, Baltimore, on
"Wednesday evening, was postponed until
Friday evening, owing TO heavy rair
occurring just about the time the meeting
was organizing. There was every indica.
ton that il would have been the largest
gathering that has assembled in that city
for number Of years. Many Of the
leading citizens, from all parts Of the State
were present, and great disappointment
was manifested.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-18
Political Mosaic.

In the proud city Of Monuments the
opposition to the Democratic party has
separated into as many particles as usually
appear when the attempt is made to min
gle oil and water. First, there was the
revival Of the old, secret, oath-bound,
dark-lantern know nothing organization;
then the peoples party, the citizens' party,
the merchants party, and tie citizens
reform party. What is to be ultimately
evolved from this extraordinary medley
does not yet appear, but il is believed that
the joinder or jungo cannot be made per-
feet, and that the job win be spoiled.
Too many cooks, il is said, are sure to
spoil the broth, and when the stew is done,
the residuum win be found to be only
fetid radicalism, pure and simple.