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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-29

| DEMOCRATS are noisy and shake
their heads oninonsly about Gran,
assuming the powers Of n Dictator
because q few troops have been order
cd TO Washington. ,sG,.s, $50,
\ Well, let us reflect moment. When
Lincoln first journcyed to Washing.
ton as President elect his life was
sought at Baltimore, by democrats
and finally, after five years of toll, in
the Executive chair, he was assassin.
atcd by democrat. On the other
hand, after four years hard fighting,
and finally, subduing the rebellion, as
Commander-in-Chief of a million OF
lmen who idolizcd him, Grant quietly
| disbanded his army, rejoicing with
everybody else in the return of peace.
Never by word, thought or deed, has
he cvinced the slightest disposition
to do aught that looked like assump-
ton. Of unlawful power. It is cer-
tainly justifiablc as an act of prudence
to be ready and prepared to suppress
incipient acts of violence that may be
inaugurated by those. who deluged
the land for four. years in a terrible
rebellion. If precautions were not
taken, IL would be burning shame
aud a lasting disgrace to those in
power, should, trouble ensue for the
want Of proper precantion. The
New York Hera,ds Washington
special, under date OF the 2lst inst,
says, regarding the presence oftroops
in Washington, General Sherman
said i,'t'i ,diitu,e ,atf nie4
We, must protect public property,
you know, and we must guard partic-
nlarly the arsenals. Whatever the
eventual settlement of the election
dispute may be, it is not impossible
that some OF the hot headed. reckless,
and desperate partisans of the candi-
date who is most In favor with the
people of the adjoining States Of
Virginia and MARYLAND, might make
Ia dash into the city, and thereby
effectually destroy their ease and that
OF their candidate. Baltimore has
hundreds of such mad spirits, and
the country to the south Of Washing
ton would send them plenty Of COM
pany. No matter how much their
Presidential candidate might disavow
their conduct, and no matter how
fruitless might be such an enterprise
eventually, it would in the heretofore
defenseless condition of the city have
put its buildings and public property
at their mercy again. A desperate
fracas Of this kind might sacrifice the
President to its rage. IL is no secret
that detectives have already warned
the President that he should be cau-
tions in his movements end not ex-
pose himself in situations where he
might be made the victim of plot
against his personal safety. The
Treasury building would be Tempt
ing object to a band of desperadoes
cloaking their purposes under the
disguise of political partisanship. Its
$lOO.OO0,0O0 Of gold, silver, currency,
and bonds would alone be prize rich
enough to tempt raid.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-29
Younger

The Younger brothcrs havs
plead guilty. at Fairbault, and been
sentenced to hard labor for life, the
extreme limit Of the penalty on their
plea. }is, ,,9 -, sttss :,
/ This result illustrates the differ ence
between the civilization Of Missouri
and Minnesota. f
This Younger band of assasins was
the remnant of a guerilla company
which ravaged Missouri and Kansas
during the war and robbed and mur.
dered Unionists with impunity wher,
ever found.
Since the war they have overrai
Missouri and Kansas, robbing and
numbering, and in many places re.
ceiving the quasi countenancc of tho
authorities. At any rate they were
never pursued with any vigor or de
termination, and the officer sent from
Chicago to Missouri to ferret them ouv
was murdered, and the murderer,
were notpunished.
When these bandits wen,
to NorthfieId, Minnesota, and
murdered the cashier and rob
bed the bank, the people of that Stat,
from the Governor down arose il
arms, pursued the outlaws to tn,
swamps, captured those they didn'
kill, and dnow inside Of three month.
from the time the crime was commit
cd on Minnesota soil tho villains ar,
imprisoned at hard labor, for life
The public will regret that they wer.
not hung. H{
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-29
Ann,vey sa,y 81 Feni.a.n Marty,.

Z Nrw Yonk, Nov. sf.4!'i'hc ninth
Anniversary of file feninir NJ a0clsester
martyrs. AllcR Larkin and O'Brien.
WAS commcmoratcd under the auspi
:ces efidhe |Ecnian BvotlIcrhnod at
Cooper Institute last evening. Adj
dresses were made by Col. John O.
'Maiioncy, Cen. +. +. Burke, Thomas
o. L'ibysJ. lUsI,SnevaK Kosss, Gcn.
h. IL MeMilnn. aud. .atlsrs.ia The. G9th
kegimopt Irish Brigade, and Irish
volunteers were present..
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. eo.rnonIllo ourL Look

We feel confident that for the next
four years the Executive of the Ma.
ton is to remain in the hands of the
friends Of universal liberty in the
hands Of the party and the men who
saved the Union, and wiped out from
the Republic its dark stain of slavery.
We have long, however, had q far
from hopeful forecast of the future,
beyond the immediate years to- come.
Az we passed along, State governs
ments in the South have fallen into
the hands Of the ex-rebel element,
through fraud, intimidation and MUIR
der, means equally as disgracefnl as
the deeds done in tho days Of slavery.
We hare become satisfied that thcir-
rcpressible conflict has not yet been
satiated with national woe. Among
the last sentiments uttered by Abra-
ham Lincoln was, that he did not
know whether the nation had yet re-.
ceived d punishment sufficient to atone
for its great sin Of slavery. As time
rolls on, it becomes more and more
ominous that the fearful education,
inculcated by centuries Of indulgence
in this most heinous offense against
God and man, has not yet been tread
out between the upper and neither,
mfllstones Of affliction.
True, il is, that the poor colored
race, through tho veins of onc-half of
whom courses moro or less white
blood, may be crushed beneath
the heel Of the whites for a time
again, throughout the Scuth, by means,
of democratic State governments, but
the wrath to come, which will as
surely come as the sun shall continue
to rise and set, will at last light the
scourging, purifying fire, and in |
which the whole nation may. again
suffer. When Thomas jefferson said,
in the light Of American slavery, that
che trembled for his country, when |
he reflected that God was just" he
uttered q simple, ethical axiom, that
will attend upon the terrible retribu-
ton that may await the people Of the |
South, and the North, too, because
wc are joined to them, for the fearful
crimes committed against the colored
race. Stubbornly and willfully,
The southern people, seem to be
rushing madly again upon a day Of
Justice. There seems no
other way for them to be tanght JUS
lice, save passing through the refiners'
IRE. Throughout the democratic
party, both North aud South, there
'eigns supreme the principle that
democracy is lie-that all men are
lot equal before the law, but that
here is o race of rulers and a race Of
'laves In this country. - aaia&
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Feraorn Icondisioa ef ;sess, TNssd.

.NEM YoRk, Nov. PA gentle man
who saw 7 weed lvcsterday,fh Ia answer
to an iaasiify adiit lte1 is crushed and
broken down, has alost his old .huov-
apey and defiant sptrit; in fact he is
suffering from. plctirisy now and is
nctuatly III. ffc seems only anxious
ITO Knew abeut his old acq,ta iatancc-.
He seemed desolate and dcsifels of
cOmpanionship more than anything
Eefse.. He is a mere wreck iof iris for
ner self. Ills s.est isA thifaatOol large
for. hi M and his featurcs are isl.rAnken
and Rinched i he has suffered intense
lN; he, is entirely; in. the dark,as tc
what to do, and il cvcn without iega
advice; and ne necds Observation-Disclosures
moro sissm ANYTHING. a3ss3 .,aJs NJ
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-29
BRleHTENlNe.
Hayes Prospects Steadily
Increasing.
The Florida Perfected Count
M Elects the Republican
r& Electors.
And Now We Want Returns
from Louisiana.
And the trdic AtIons Show q Rspub.
iican Victory There.
FLORIDA. OFFICIAL.

LOKIUA' UFF1tIAE. - y
WAsHfSGToN, Nov. 23..-Thc repub.
lican committee have received fele-
gram from Tallahassee, saying the
returns from the 80 counties are ali
in, giving a minority Of 763 for the
republican electoral ticket. Good
day,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-29

- This is pretts- cool. The Atianta
Constitution, says of the bluster Of the
Northern democratic papers; "Some
of the, Indiana papers are talking
'war-ttfk..o Very we'll. But do, dear
Northern and Western democrats,
confinc the fighting to your side OF
iithr line. We have had enough of il
down this way Chicago Times
please copy. 4'''ss. 'ass tssSS3gft. Il
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-29

qsi A.dispateh In Secretary Ghanilici
from w. L. Chandler. at Tallahassee
FlaYs says there is. no cause for I'M.
ensincss among, rcpublieans--that the
prospect for success could not be bet.
ter and that tho confldence heretofore
tained. 'F~esss't = & s's
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-29

The Chicago Times special New
Orleans correspondent, under date of
the 18th, instant, says;
"Thc unfavorable news from South
Carolina has dampened the general
expcctation and prccipitatcd every
body into cave Of gloom. The
effect OF this is to intensity the bitter.
ness of the people toward the local
officials. sft ~
8ff THE OUTCOME @
is liable to be anything but compli-
mentary to our civilization. The
fact Is that our people here are so
robbed by the cxactions Of republic
an officials that they are driven to
desperation. Ii they perform one
half of what they threaten, the result
viii be carnival Of murder and OF
| general anarchy. Should such be the
case matters would be little or no
worse than at present. In the belief
that South Carolina has gone for
Hayes, and that no relief is to be ex-
pected from the general government
during the next four years, and
knowing that they cannot endure an
other lease Of carpet-bag rule. the
| people are at a point where any little
occurrence is liable to begct wide
| spread and disastrous consequences.'
Editorially and from its corres-
pondents,s this blood and thunder
Tilden organ would make us believe
that at New Orleans, ST. Louis,
T. V.N. +. ~fE = - A..h
| Washington, and elsewhere, the Con-
federatc Tildenites ar. about to pre-
cipitate another war upon the coun.
try, and when the President, as he il
in duty bound, sends his national
police force, to>wit tho regular army,
to these belligerent localities with
instructions to his trustyl officers te
stamp out rclcntlessly the first ont
break, the Times and its fellow con
spirators raise great oatcry'againsl
Grant for ovcrrunning the country
with the military. tits just now the
principal business of Confederate or.
gans north and south, to show the
great danger of an irrnption, and al
the same time the great sin Of sup
pressing or preventing 1t, .,,t
Such are a few among the lovely
and patriotic aspects of modern dem
,ocratic journalism. tis "A
/ In the meantime, if any Of the Con-
federate bummers in these places OF
elsewhere, who like Micawber, have
been waiting for something to turn
up, want to ornament the lamp post;
Of their respective cities, let then
commit the overt act.
| The old democratic drama of 1850
the meeting Of State conventions Il
deliberately take their Stptts ,oht,, 81
the union,s and similar lomfoelery
d wont be. hcalthylwith Grant. Slr4.
man and Sheridan areainth hltIoai ~
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.4psSssss ssssssa.lsss

MoSyrEHIRR.a Nav. .2arnAlayicLs
bdem0crat u eQgtesting ,,e PresidehtiSf
Elector, has served protest aS 4issst
the Issuing Of I celtincate to 6ajace.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-29

SAN Francisco, Nov. ,s4.-Hetarns
at the Office OF Sec'y 1T State aiEa
Pachcco, republican. q MINORITY for
Congress in the Ah,djstrict ofil vote.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-29

New ORLEANS, Nov. 23.-On board
Of Canvasscrs meeting to-day Judge
Spoitord of counsel for democratic
candidates submitted the following:
The undersigned of counsel Tor CAN
didates submits the following: Z ~
The undersigned, Of counsel for
candidates on the democratic conscrv-
ativc ticket. respectfully represent
that they are informed and believe
that the supervisors Of registration
for fourteen parishes, had not filed
their returns. here at the time the
board adjourned Yesterday; that ma
ny of these returns are, and have been
for some time in the city Of New Or
leans, in the hands of republican, su.
pervisors or of the rephblicalf'candi-
date for congress; that proof of this
fact appears in the affidavits filed rel
ativc to the parishes Of Ouachitta,
Layfayettc, East Baton Rouge. Red
River, Franklin and Others. That it
appears from the statelmepts, made by
Gen. 4. c. Anderson before the board
on Monday last that the returns for
st. Landry, were in New Orleans ca
that day though report not filed yes-
terday wherefore the undersigned
move, TINT the supervisors or other
persons holding said returns be or
dercd to bring the same before this
board 0ffcturning officers forthwith.
The annexed proof shows that Nj. j.
Gfhdy, supervisor for Ouachitta has
had his returns here in this city for a
week past. j. A. Vesey, supervisor
for Lafayette, had his returns here O
week ago; that Il. A, Clover, super
visor for East Baton Rouge has, been
here with his returns for ten DAYS
past; that "A. w. Cafpugh; supervisor
| tor Red River, has been here with his
returns for sever" days past;s that III.
Mckay, supervisor of Franklin, for.
warded his returns on the 18th inst.
and is now In the city, and that Geo.
S. Smith, republican candidate for
congress in the 18th district is I'M the
city OF New Orleans and brought
with him FROM Shreveport and has
had and still has under his control
some ot the returns from Red Rive,
parish, and said 4th district and tho
anneXe 4 copy of a circular letter tc
/ the supervisors OF registration from
| D.J. NJ. "A. Jewctt, Of the republican
campaign committee, shows that the,
were Instructed to bring the rcpubii
fcan vote of their parishes upto i pre-
scnted figure.
i On motion OF Gen. Anderson tht
a president of the board, the secretary
!, was instructed to issnc orders to al
] supervisors in the city to file their re
] ports Immediately.
I. A request was made by democrati,
counsel, that they be notified MS Il
the, order in which the contcstct
parishes would be taken up So they
might have time TO summon witness
es from distant parts OF the state. 8.
! President Wells said the rule
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-29

4, 4kkD.Nl, *, 81, ,Noy. q IA butcher
this AFTERNOON cst 4 hoy Y throat, and
Fthcns essb his iilHias jSG sliasn0 Sbncc
WAS aiTestcnoa yTaasa.sa SIT via
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-29
DeMocRArIc "sL oopy sn,aT,

OeOWNVW oEOOOJ oH1HT-
We hear a voice from Texas-nor
is 1t "a still, small voice" or a strang-
er to us. We heard it quite distinct
ly in 1861. 1t finds vent through the
Houston Age. ts'1~'i ~ 81
If Grant, Chandler and the other
conspirators attempt to force him
Hayes on the people whether or no,
then revolution becomes the duty Of
the democratic party, who have elect
ed Tilden BY clear popular majori-
ty of 200, 600 voters who will not ccn-
sent to, be disfranchiscd to satisfy the
radical MOloch. Either strict, fair,
impartial justice or the sword. ..f
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} aeFroml0HlsiA!Nasn.

|, CmcAGo, Nov. gE-Tkc, yVNiNai's 5
New Orleans spetial sHy tic return
ling oillec4s iiavc ssswislieA alb &iaH un-
n0nte estcsti parishes, and. atl,s republi-
eas ss9hagsm y.ajority in these IF :, PA.
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-01hca4t Nots sof: NNIssSvs,s

y AT. AT.nEotls,4sN Nuv.a 24.--Fhesi0 on iciat
w9tGDf this. state fer President is as
i9llows 1, TIilden + aQs 6a7 5 Hayes, sl44,-
.E1; Cooper, 3,4g6. =. : s''''.s.'-s
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-29
New hNncp ehlvs 0tylcial votS

CoNcoRp, Nov, yl,-'rhe oniciSi
vote Of The State gives Hayes At .ssa,
Tikien as,4H scattering 7lQL,i ,.an
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~ ~ 4 d.
4 NEW YORK, Nov. a3.- Attornev
General Cooke, of Florida. tclepra phs
to thcf Herold, in answers 10 an inui,i-
ry respecting the power and d utieS of
the state Board of Ganyassers Of
Florida also respecting the claims Of
Toy. Stearns to canvass the votes of
The people Of that State for President
.ial electors. and nalsO respecting the
delay to begin the canya,sing Of the
vote of the State, as follows: s.
lst. Gov. Stearns has no authority
under the laws Of sFiOrida.to eany,,ss
tho vote for PresidentisI electors. 34i'
2nd. A State Board Of Canyassnrs
is constituted by tho laws of Florida
by act Of July 2Tth, 1879, consisting Of
the, Secretary of State, .Comutreiler'
and Attorney General, The san,e act
requires the votes to he first received
By member of the Hoard, to-wits
The Secretary Of State, and 9aiso re-
4Hiies him to notify islSe otAetotwO
members of the Board Ito assemble
aud proceed TO canvas i 4! the 4 teeoss.a.llIylfcs
turns. as,
5d. The day fht.' 'ssSralssta Sccalsastaarss2 IL State
has notified HIS assoc intc 11c nihcrs
i'm the State. Bosrti .of Cnhyasscr. Is
assemble and pro cct,f nj 4 canvas IS
Of the retnrng N i fci,s he. has rrcrrivc.t.i
has been pnbffc1y protestcl against
by electors voted fof III the Ihstricc
ton. Moredvtr, members OF tho
BsavAs sli9rB leaeh Of tlaena inea con,-
Imansthst ly = acompetent4 Court of this
STATE to show, cause why they SHOULD
not go on with their duty. and d con-
tinuance Of such delay on The part Of
the Secretary Of State w woul.tAavc the
misfortune Of preventing proofs Of
alleged fraud from being exhibited
before the Board as a ground for purgr
ing the returns; or the misfortune,
possibly, ofprcventing thc d Neaa 81.
Presidential electors Of; Florida from
being cast in conformity 70 The willot
the people. -''' ,-l'a ~.
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NEW 1oRK, .Noy. D. zAc, Wvr,ds
correspondent at Columbia inter-
viewed Gov. Chamberlain yesterday,
upon the action of the Board OF Can
yassers and the Supreme Court =.
The Governor sustains tho action of
the Board, and says that, under the
law, which is mandatory, II could do
nothing else but adjourn. The Gov
Eernor says that tho Hoard did only its
duty by certifying to tho election of
the Hayes electors, and in throwing
ont the counties Of Edgeticld and
Laurcns. The Governor does not
admit tho power Of the Supreme
Court to control the action of IN
Board during lis existence, and Il
Icertai,i' that the cnnit has no powel
ITO extend the timc. He. also Insist
tthAt the Board has not been guilty 3
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!. MOI pride but vanity goeih before
q "a Ii
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-11-29
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WOULD M
TEREERE

as it has done in. similar cases. and
settle matters one way or the other.
The correspondent afterwards saw
General Hampton, who takes the
mattcrquitc cOolly, and, says lie has
no fears of the result. He maintains
that the Board Of Canvasscrs arc
clearly in contempt, and has faiti in
THE POWERS OF TiIE SUPREME coURr
to compel q fair count. To-day the
Supreme Court issued an order 70
converting the Beard Of Canvasscrs. i.
To-day q member efstl1e Board as-
sures the correspondent that lie will
not obeyrit. I'D. II :
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FLORIDA IDA

TALLAhASsEE. Now 81 The USr-
cult Court to-day issued an iniunc!-
ton restraining Gov. Stcarns from
canvassins the returns Of the electoral
vote, and . mandamns rcquirins the
Board of canyasscrs. 10 begin thc
count. The injunction was applied
for by the. democratic mana gers, and
was. .thus!temporariiy granted by the
Circuit Court. 1t orders Governor
Stefrnsto show cause Thursday next
why The injunction should not be
made permanent. The rnandamus
commands the Returning Board to
show cause why on Thursday next it
should not be made permanent. The
Court is not now in session, and will
not convene in regular session until
next January. Iflit does not of hts
own yolition convene in extra session
before the; 9Th Of December, when
electors certificates are obliged to lis.
sue. there can be no appeal from
Judge Whites decision. as there; viii
be no Court in session 10 swbich an
.appcal!ean he made. ,a8st ga.l.9 -
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contempt, because the Court in all its
proceedings has put no restraining
order on the Board. .
When asked what would be the ef-
feet OF the action Of the Board, tile
Governor said that he was not GER
tain. but thought it would be the
opening act in
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From the New Orleans Repnblican

mOeslnk the eIoltOWlng DAY and under
existing circumstances we would car
ry tha parish by at least 200 maiori-
ty. i They having lost control or the
colofcd people, were resolved ii pos
sible to prevent tho meeting. The
next day again under the protection
of United States troops, we met at
st. James Chapel. On our way thither
we encountered 100 or more armed
democrats, who rode before ns in d
hostile manner, aslOn the preceding
day. On reaching, the chapel. Mr..
Astwood being designated as the FIRST
speaker, on taking the stand was SUR
rounded by those armed men, and had
not proceeded far before he was as.
sailed with the epithet, s.You are a
Cd. d--n liar by several Of the
crowd, who instantly. attempted to
Ndrawravolvprsss He copllytoid them
that. he had come there to speak, and
would speak or die in the attempt;
they could assassinate him, but should
not trampleo on his manhood, and
called on one William Howard, li.
lrectly in front of him. to take his
hands froms his arrrolyera 8 Eor i some
time the sntnaOst confusion prevailed
Colonel Hale, ,nf tho army.wasllrOmnt
In restoring order, hut the Democrats
EwercRnllem md threa & From
bthonco the rcign of. terror began
which will be cdcscrihedl after giving
tho FACTS lofontragcs ai,feccdcntt0 tho
canvass. .suat.tsli1sg EsassyIf. gss
About the latter end OF August lT
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4
in which this nation might be c,callcf
| upon to take part.
When asked his opinion of the, SIT
premc Courts action, the Govcrltp,
said he would not question its mo.
tivcs. and would only say that they
had acted in a feeble and tampcrine
manner. it had made a restrain.
ing order in the first place, such dc.
ton as the Board had taken TODAY
would clearly place the members In
contempt. Idon't know but that 1t II
the, intention. of the Republicans to
CARRY rnE MATTER INTO THE FEDERAL
/. CoURTS, --.s.
but il is my impression that anv tlal-
ties OF the ii Board affecting the cleo
ton of members Of Congress 81.
Presidcntial.E Electors might be taken
up by the U. s. Courts, If the State
supreme Court should take anv ac-
ton hereafter that would effect or
threaten to laflcct the Presidential.
Electors or members Of Congress.
In answer to the question whether
the Z. s. Court could I'M any way In
tcrfcrc with State matters, the Gov.
crnor replied that the Court might
say that to re-convene the Board OF
Canvassers for any purpose wOnld
effect Government officials. and might
interfere and stop. such proceeding.
II IS my opinion that by. an honest
corNT HAVE NOT LESS THAN HrGHT
THOUSAND MAJORITY. y
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