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THOMAs DOwLIRG, Auctioneer.

AND MANsAkD ROOF PRESseD-BRIOK
fROET DWELLING HOUSE, ON STKEEr
sOUTHMEsT. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNEspAY. Auguit I'd, 1916, at 8 -
sell All q Lot le,tered &C, In o. B. Church LII
subdivtsion OF Lots and s, in square nam Der ID
between 9th and 7th streets Invest i'm proved by
nearly new pre- sed brick front Dwelling House
with 0tLsard roof; house Contains rooms. bath
room, water, gas and all modern improvements
Terms: One.foufth cash. balance In 6, II, Is aud
seemed BY deed OF trust on the property. Convey
anciDg at the cost OF the purchaser. de posit of
So required as soon a. the property Is sold.
jy2s-d THOMAS UOWLINC Auct
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UNIVERSAL h. n. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points
: s:ds:slss s1 q =: = DscSs,aa.s&Hs
In this city.
Tickets good till used. Baggage checked through.
Apply to n ID. wHITEsIDE,
apl-ly 027 Penn, ave ;, Candy store
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nUNOARsON BIOS, AuctioIeerr.

POSITIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
P asb dfaE SAs sa
BLEs, CANE AND w. s. CHAIRS, nat
OF CROCKHIY ANDGLs ssWARE srOVSs.
TIE FiATUkEs, A = / ,NG, &c, AT AUG
ON WEDNESDAY, MoRNIsG, August GAM
at o O'Clock, at Stsre No. 75l 18th street. u
spa We VIII LILLE sell the entire stock OF
In Dealers and private parties invited. EyerJ 10;
sold without reserve TO close the business
!yS9St DUECAESOE BROS ,Aucts
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A MANAND WIFE DRowNKD.--The bodies
OF man and woman who were drowned al
the foot of West Twenty.second street a.
10:45 O'Clock on Wednesday night, while the
passengers OF the steam boat Plymouth
Rock were being landed at their pier, were
yesterday morning identified as those OF
Charles Ohlweiler, barber, and his wife,
Ann Ohlweiier who lived at No. Cos Second
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Ohlweiler were
among the large number of excursionists
who went TO RCckaway on Wednesday on
the Ply mouth Rock, which IN consequences
of having grounded near the Neptune House,
was prevented from reaching her pier In this
City until late on Wednesday night. Dur
1ng the hunted Decentralization OF the be
lated excursionists the couple stumbled over
tie string piece and were drowned before
assistance could reach them. Ohlweiler was
forty-two years OF age, while his wife was
only twenty i've. Both were natives of
Germany. Seven children, the oldest OF
whom Is under ten years OF age, ara LEFT des-
ttute orphans by the sad occurrence.
Coroner Woltman, who assumed charge OF
the Gaze yesterday, endeavored without
success TO obtain the exact particulars OF the
accident--tN y Times 2sfh.
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nOWHMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers.
TRUsTEE'S sALI OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
knAL ESTATE ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF q
STREET. BETWEIN Sd AND 4TH NORTH
MEsT, CONSISTING OF A TwOsTORY

MLSI, UNSisIlNG OF TWO-ST0RY
FRAME DWELLING AND LOT, lsXxSI.
BY virtue Of deed OF tr ust, bearing date "a
december 9Th a. u. 1874, and duly recorded Nh
In Liber No. no, folio las, one OF the land ~
records for the District Of Columbia aud az the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby. will sell at
puec auction, in front of the premises, to the hi Oh
est bidder, on THURSDAY, Aug oss Sd, a. ID. 1870,
ss:5O m, all that piece or parcel Of ground,
situate In the city Of Washington, In said District
AID known as part Of Lot numbered two, CD in
square numbered nve hundred and wenty We 1875
beginning for the same point on north u street
ieet west from southeast corner Of said lot, and
running thence west along the Ii oe OF said street.
feet inches; thence north 81 feet: thence east Is
inches, and thence south 81 feet to the Of
btglnning. together with the i'm provements thereon
Terms Of sale: Oae third cash, (of which 100
must be paid at time Of sae AID the balance 10 six
and twelve months, In equal payments. to secur-
en- 1y purchasers notes bearing in terest from day
paid, and deed Of trust the pro perty sold Con-
yeyancing and recording st purchasers cost. II
terms OF sale are not complied with in SIX days az
ter sale the Trustee the right to resell at
risk and cost OF defautipg purchaser.
WIN. n. HoLTZMAN, Trustee,
Vz4-d No. 1921 n street no rthwest.
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AUCTION SALES.
- a. pARNxILLs, Seat Estate Auetioneer,
TRnsyi rs' SALE, AT AUCTION, OF yALU
ABLE ImPRosED wBAhF PROPERTY rs
ate Auctfoneer,


Tknsyfns sALE, At AuorIoN. OF yALU.
SaVt Gk1OwH. D q.
Nirius Of dee Of trust. dated oily asth, Ia
xStS, sat record among TIRE land rec erds Of 90
EN- ston County, y. in Lioer rs, folio -e.sZ
1s9 and By cir ction 90 the holaer Of The note se
S,rsd thereby, We will sell, ct public auction, on
IhohspAf, the 1eth day Of Ausust, 1876, Of 6
In trent q the prtmlses, all that cer.sin sfsce
Tbhn Vas tonyeJtd By Vim. Laird, ", TO John
Eavljson, By dead dated yay IS 1855 and rec srisd
emon the land records for said District in Lioer
: o, NO %, felio DO. and contained within and
o. nnoee ~ the following boundaries that is 20 say
cn the north BY Water street, on the west by the
channel OF the p tomse river, and on the ess. by
the property conveyed to ames y. Essex by Otho
Llnthfcom and others by deed dated Dec smber
TO- leso, being Also the eams property conveyed to
yoseph Savage by Charles II Lsub and wife bT
e9ee a be- ssE 81 ss sad property is I'm
Terms 81 sale, ~ prescribed By said deed, are;
3zSo, with 10 per cent. tnteI est from the 5sth dsy
ofJanuary, 1876, together with the expenses OF the
sale In cash, balance In six aud twelve m snths Sc
cured by notes earring interest deed of trust on
the Pre- perty sod which terms BIZ consent Of those
Interested, 10 modified 10 writing, follows: One
thiId cash; bnsnce 10 six and twelve months, Sc
deed OF trust on the property. ol00 In cash when
the property ts struck off. Conveyapcing at pur-
ohastrs cost. III the terms com plieo with In
day from SALE the Trus reeerye the rie ht
20 re ell the property Of the rick and cost Of the
dsfaultfng purchaser, after i've days notice Of
81 c. resale In some newspaper publis in the eiy
Pa DARs lille, Trustees,
iy3l dets D. ID CLEARY sAlesmao
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TOMAS BOWLING uctioneer.
TWO STEERS AT AUCTION.

On TUESDAY, August LIST, at O'Clock FSES
r; ~, viii sell, 1t Drover's Reet, one 4N
white steer, and one White Steer with roam neck, ,
marked with tar; taken mp ss estrsys By GEORGE
hepela, and heretofore advertised ss such
VIws SIN THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr
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AUCTION SALES.
YHIa AFTERNOON-
nOWHMAH q GREEN,
~ Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers.


n0wHMAH GREEN,
II Auetionsen and Real Estate Brokers.
TBgsIEns, SALE OF yEaY VALUABLE IN.
SSs sEF 1 81 sS ToS Ss
STORY BRICK HOUSE.
iSs and rsoer as Il IN III iisss 10 s
folio "a one Of the land records for the Dis' k.:
front q the premises. FsiDaf, JUS Il. Ap Iss,
Wit: Being the middle PORTION OF i5s No. t.o.ti
poat tssasS feet from sss east
ep q Sbs s.d a lot aSd rInnins thence west
sslo width Of twenty fest front to the rear Of the
:i..ins q three ssOrS and Sassmsni brick dwell
TIE Terms Of :.ls e prescribed By the deed Of trust
trust unpaid, and the Of sale In cash, and
bearing nrs.. son the dsg 81
sale and secured By deed Of trust on the property
ali osnvsy aneins .hsIl be 81 the expense Of the
With In one week from day OF sale the tru tees re-
ths 10 tine e. the s and
i,a q In.pl e. " (: d RSSsMDsSss.H'sr Trustees.
HBYAN AaREEMrNroF Alb PARTIES
DAY the 2sth Ct July, t a@w hSgF snd place.
yn a.wads Y. A. y. d RSHRMDSaAS'; Trustees.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
pONED, By consent ofths parties tn interest, until
MONDAf, July Z 81, same hour aud place.
X W. BOWMAN, 4 r,
U2S-S w. A. GORDON,
II II. WARNER, corner 7th and streets.
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
PRONED REAL ESTATE ON q sTREET, BE-
WIEN 18th And 18th STREETS H0RrH-
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated September -
"a, ls74, and duly recorded in Liber No. 76l,
folio gu, ct seq one OF the laad records OF the
District OF Columbia and by the written request of
the party secured thereby, we will sell. It pubio
sucti0n, IN front OF the premises, on MONDAY,
July 2 ,lH6, 81 % O'Clock D m, oil that piece or
parcel OF land situate, and being in the city Of
Warrington, District Of Columbia, and known and
numbered one THOUSAND and i've Il .0Os
months for which the notes OF the purchaser. bear
saie and secured by deed of trust the properly
Quirtd at time OF sale. All ancing az the
pense Of the purchaser. the Of sale are not
complied with in ten days from day of sale, the
Trustees the right re.el the operty ct
the risk and cost OF the defauting after
five days advertisement.
CHAe. =. FRAZER, r...
JOHN JOY EDrOH,f Nussees.
jyEeo6ds J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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nOWNMAN GREEN,
~ Real Estate Brokers and Auctfoneers,
No. 4l2 7th street northwest.

VALUABLE BUSINESS PRoPERrY on SOUTH.
MEsT OoRN6R or THiRp and K STREETS,
~ virtue OF Q deed of trust, recorded In -
Liber no 800. folio IS, of the land records Of IN.
the District 81 Columbia, viii sell at public .k
a1ct1on, In front Of the premises, in TUESDAY,
tAugsn LIST. lS76. at 6 O'Clock p. the north Is
feet inches front Sd street west, of Lot No Is
In square No. 643, BY depth Of 70 feet on south
street, to an alley three feet wide, with the I'm.
provements, consisting Of storeroom and cling
Terms: One third cssh; balance 10 equal install.
ments In g. II and ls months, the purchaser to give
his notes for the deferred payments, with interest
u eight per cent par annum, secured BIZ deed Of
trust or the property. Convey aucing al cost OF
purchaser. elO0 down ut time Of sale.
T. OARUSI, Trustee
VA-d6es II. O. LUrTRELL Salesman
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nUNOANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES BALE OF LOTS IL AND ~, In
uk10N1OWE ,WAsHlNGTOH COUNTY, q.
* viItne OF deed Of trust, dated May i7th, -
No ~, folio 446 ct seq, of the land records Of
the District OF Columbia and ct he written req
OF the party secured thereby, will sell, on MON
DAY, the 5th day Of August, a. D. 1875, ct $50
O'CLOCK ?. m. Ct public auction, IN fEent Of the
Warrington county, District Of Columbia, with the
Team Of sale: One siird cash; balance IN and I,
MONTHS ct Dor cent inter est, secured the prem
07S deDosit st time Of sale Right 10 RESELL ct pur-
chscsrt cost and risk, terms Of sale are not com
Dlied with In ten days:
sam. CROSS, (~-,.,...
ty0 jobs .. WHHEGnR,S 1l1s'-os'
y TsTArE sfT0ArSD MAI faE NAVY
By virtue Of decree Of the suprsve Court -
O the District Of Columbia, passed In cause 1:::
M osr Tor .. tss pubic .nss n
front OF the premises. on THURSDAY, the Sd day
day OF Aus1st. A. 1875. ct 6 O'Clock ?. N. I,
Wsshinefou, District Of Columbia, known and dis
tir gufshed on the plan thereof o. the north half
sart or mfiety Of Lot number twenty seven fD, In
Square zine hundred and seventy seven, fQ7I, I'm
Terms Of sale: One third cab: balance N two
equal u stalloents, ~ six and twelve months re-
sDectvey. TO b secured By notee OF the purchaser
BEARING interest from day OF sale, aud reserved
lien. depoait Of go required at time Of sale.
Oonveyanctng ct Durohasert cost
DUHoAHsoH BR0s.. 1assioSsss. iyio dxd;
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Having taks7 advantage OF the xres, decline IN
prices N the parchase Of our New Ssocz, We are en-
aoled % oner Coz far below the cost Of produc-
sion Mementlon tie following special bar gains %
Being yery attractive:
One case extra nne and heavy Quilts, rs cents.
New Hamburg EdsiDgs, very cheap.
GrAss Cloth for suits, cents Der yard.
New Lawns az great reductions
White End Figured Summer Dress Goods, at 6
cents Per ard.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-10
Winter window AdOrnment.

To crowd and cever a window with
plants is to spoil much OF its beauty and
fitness. both for the inside and outside
view. Ii we are to have only three or
four plants, and these the ft'est, let us
have, above everything else, two four
inch pots for the corners or jsmos, oil the
small leafed English ivy. These, with
their saucers, will stand OF quite mar
row sill between the glass and
the curtain. will grow easily, mod
erstely and durably, and Will snow
charming outlines and tints, both from
the inside and the ont. To have these
sdornments in the ncatest trim, there
should be In each pot stiff wire or sIen-
der rod reaching from the bottom "t the
DO, to ii, against the top of the window,
and is those rods and the pots are painted
with common mineral red, they vii! con
,ras, pleasantly with the green leaves
the white jambs and the snow
outside. Now and then the
plants should be lifted down and the
leaves well washed of dust and scales
Another plant for similar use is the Atri-
can Smilax NwsiphyiInml, like the IVY
it prefers a shady side window. 1t eNc
cells in delicacy of outline and warmth OF Of
color. and after dry summer rest II VIII
grow. if wstered well, 81 freely as to at
ford abundant spray for wreaths. The
Madeira vine seems to be adapted Tor
this use, by putting ripe tubeF IN a
small pot. ,
There may be added to these side Pli-
lars Of green a neat hanging vase OF
sedums or cscti, and on the sills b'igh,
seranium. or if the room is always warm
enough, cuphes for its charming port
and brightness of red and green, or Il
heliatrope, or foliage plant.
Ifthere is convenient room Tor a rsther
large plant on a bracket or stool at the
side Of the window, a lsurestinas VIII
bloom abundantly and beautifully IN the
rather cool temperature and moist ar
that SUIT gersniums and ivies. The new
brackets which are hinged to sweep
round like crane are very convenient
for use on the sides of windows. W.
THRONE, Pennsylvania.
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Repeal of the Resumption Act.

CLEVELAND, January S.-A meeting
will be held in this city on the 18th inst.
Tor the purpose of considering what
measures are necessary to secure the re-
peal OF the act of the last Congress known
as the resumption act. A memorial to
Congress has been extensively circulated
in this city, and received the signatures
of a very large number of prominent
business men, petitioniug the repeal of
so much of the act as provides for the
payment of U. S. legal tender notes in
coin upon the first day Of January, 1879,
and authorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury to sell and dispose of the bonds
of the United States for the purpose
of enabling him to redeem such legal
tender notes; also representing that in
the judgment of the petitioners the en-
forcement of the resumption clause of
said act would be exceedingly disastrous
to the business OF the country.
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OUR POSITION.

The Wheeling REGISTER of December
I'D whines out dolorouS half column
of discomfort at the GoverLo or's selections,
and industriously seeks to attach political
significance 10 them. The Governor has
become so universally and deservedly
popular, aGd his enemies have so l-ng
been quiet, that We imagine the little
croak from the REGISTER was needed in
order to save his cxcellency from the
curse mentioned in that part of the Bible
which says: "Cur,ed be he of whom all
men speak well.-Moorgield Courier and
AdCSrttSsr.
When we passed structures upon these
appointments, it will be remember
ed tha. we took the ground that His Ex.
ce!lcrcy had shown strong disposition,
by his appointments, to continue the
breach between the Democracy and the
independents of West Virginia. That
To keep up the fight he had ignored en-
tircly the Democratic Legislature, which
S,sed the patronage in his hands, and
.t,d seen tit TO appoint men
H. responsible positions who were
|notor.o,,siy Incompetent their only
lguahlc,.tion in his eyes, being that they
v ere of his personal following. We had
ped that this strife was over, and as far
5 the people of West Virginia are con-
{cerned, believe that it is. In the coming
SPresidcutiul campaign, We believe that
it WI, be scvn that We can nei,Aer afford
to be divided, nor 20 affiliate with Radi-
Gals, but II the tight is maintained
those who are not for us will be,
forever hereafter, classed as against
us. We toSk this position because
we felt it necessary to save the State
next Fail, and now, unless this senti-
ment is concurred in, we can look only
for defeat at the polls. We want the
breach healed and cannot quietly stand by
and see it pcrpc;uated. Willthe courier
ant .iarcrtscl. bc ready as u Democratic
paper to confess that it differs with US in
that these appointments were not made
with the one idea of ability to rise above
the party being IN view? Int does, then
it plays in the hands ofour enemies. II
il does not, it can Had no fault with our
position.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-10
PENNSYLvANIA PRESIDENTIAL
PALAyER.
Democrats ana Republicans Talking
About tue Next n nominations.


Harrisburg Letter in Fridays New York
Tribune.
This is the attitude Of the Pennsyiva-
MIA Democrats: They are for Hendricks,
Bayard, Thurman, General Hancock, or
almost anybody in preference to Tilden,
but they will give up their prejudice
rather than run u clear hazard of defeat.
Satisfy them that without New York
they lose the battle, and without Til
den they lose New YORK. and they are
for Tllden. What l have SAID above
applies to the general run of Demo
cratic members, VINO have not thought
seriously on the question, aud have not,
therefore, enlisted under the banner of
any particular candidate. A definite
programme has been mapped out 10y the
membe of the Wallace wing OF the
party, but it has not vet been commune
Gated to the rank and file. The plan is to
throw the vote of Pennsylvania in the
Convention for Governor Hen
ricks in return for the Western vote
of Ex-Governor Curtin for Vice Presi
dent 1t is shrewd and carefully
laid scheme, and is worthy Of the anN
ions consideration of Governor Tilden
friends. 1t contempa,es shifting the
battle ground from New York to Penn
sylyania, carrying the latter State by
the .sOld War Governors" popularity,
risking the loss of the former, insurlng
Indiana, and making a push Tor Ohio
and Wisconsin. The TlIden slate figures
out victory by the union of the South,
the East and the Pacific Coast the Hen
dricks and Curtin slate arrives AT
the same result by adding TO the
vote OF the South that of Pennsylvania
and Indiana, and taking the chances Of
carrying one or two ST the close Western
States. There is good reason for stating
ths, Senator Wallace is using his great
talent for organizing political move
ments to forward this scheme, and FOR
believing that Governor Curtin had it in
view when he surprised his friends BY
taking the stump for Allen last October.
Among the Republicans there begin
to be strong preferences shown, but no
preiudices. Ii is Blaine or Bristow with
them. A few months ago Mr.. Blaine
was without a rival in the etectlons Of
the Peuusylvania Republicans, but now
the Secretary of the Treasury has a
powerful following, gained solely by his
vigorous warfare upon the Whisky
Rings. A member from Washington
county, the birth place ofthe ex-SpeakeF.
tells me that three-fourths Of the Repuo-
licsns there are now for Bristow,
l know, hewever, that the sentI-
ment is no, as one sided throug hou.
the State, and it is probable that the
preference of,he member leads him TO eI-
aygerate the feeling in his section. Mr..
Blsine's hold upon Pennsylvania Is too
strong to be lost so quickly. A sudden
wave of popularity may apPea. 10 ralse
rival higher in public regard, but the N.
who control Republican politics and whC
will name the delegates TO the NsiionsI
! Convention continue 10 be sisunch
friends OF the e1-Speaker. The vote ol
the State will, l am confident, be given
70 him. Besides the two strong csndi'
dates. hear some mention Of Elihu b
Wshburne and q little Of Governor
Hsyes. No one else is spoken OF.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-10
CENTAUR
..I
LINIMENTS.

So nearly perfect are the recipes ot these
wonderful pain-soothing and healing
Centaur Linaments, that we can conn.
IDENTIFY say they will alleviate any pain
ments. We do not pretend that they win
mend broken leg or exterminate boils,
but even In such cases they will reduce
the Inflammation and stop the pain. Nor
can wo guarantee the proper results where
the body Is poisoned by whisky. Temper
ance Is rs necessary 70 . proper physical,
as mental condition.
The White Centaur Iiniment IN partiou-
larly adapted 10 all cases OF Rheumatism,
sprnss sp%S"sG HsHsnss CUTS Ei3gpss na Sa
Poisons, Scalds, sciatica, Weak Back.
Pains In the side, Wounds, Weeping
sinews, Burns, Frosted Feet, Palsy, Eer.
ache, Tooth-ache, Head ache, Ulcers, Old
Sores. Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bore
Throat, Group, Diptheria, etc. The most
OF these complaints the Centaur Liniment
will cure; all OF them II will benefit II
will extract the poison from bites and
stings, and will cure burns and scalds
without n scar. The following In but .
sample Of a thousand similar testimonialsi
"ANTiocH, ILL.,, Dec. !, lS7%
"My wife has, for long time been ter
rible sufferer from Rheumatism. She has
tried many physicians and many remedies
The only thing which has given her any
relief is Centaur Linament. am rejoiced
10 SAY this has cured her.
"W. II. RING, Postmaster"
IL is an indlsputable fact that the Cen
tuar Liniments are performing cures never
before effected by any preparation In ex.
estence-like Chronic Rheumatism OF
thirty years standing, strengthening nm
gers and joints which had been stin for siX
years, taking the soreness from burns, dc.
One dollar, or even nity cents, invested
In Centaur Liniment will be within reach
wi lan "A N accident mora
good than any amount Of money paid Tor
medical attendance. When physicians
are called they frequently use this
Liniment, and OF course charge several
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-10
Trade with Apain.

The TIM, IN leading article say. the
notice in the Gazette of January =,
warning The mariners not 70 approach
the Spanish coast cast Of Bilboa on Ac-
count Of dnnger from the Csrlist batter
les planted there will suggest the thought
that our government IL treating .
serious matter TOO lightly, and Dsing q.
peaoe With Spain, We have q fright 70
trade with any part Of her territory. The
government Of Spain Is bound 70 protect
the property Of our countrymen when
within three miles OF her coast. Were
sny OF our seamen murdered or our
ships burnt 10 one Of her harbors. We
should insist that the criminals be pun
nhet and compensation made. The
Spanish Government might plead that il
is TOO weak to control its unruly subjects
and too poor 70 pay. II such an eIcuse
we're false We should invite that Govern.
nert todo justice or prepare for reprisals
which would amount 10 . declaration
Of war Iftne government we're really
poxerless xe would have right 20 take
ia place and defend the lives and prop
eriy Of oar subjects. These facts safice
10 show the duty Of The government In