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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-11
A MEDLEY.

A MEDLEY,
With Children's Dress and Fancy Dress Ball Mt
EXPOSITION HALL.
Thursday and Friday, May 10 ard IL, 1877,
For the Benefit of the
Protestant Episcopal Home.
JACKSON STREET.
Tic-cts Is cents. Doors open at 8 o'clock.
PROGRAMME:
!. Jableaux Union Restored. Musio-star-
isss ,eee,s March of Co.'S
Suite. MasfcLs File de Madame ea Ape eoa
4 TaMb d Waship gton Reception and
8. Grand Tabeaux. Music~Dixie.
r. REFhEsHMENTs Chicken Salad 2sc,; Toe
G Ia and Strawberries. 2sc; Biscuit. asc.:
We horea ,an l fe. straawberries 1sc
loc. Cake. &C.; Lemonade, &c.: Soda WATER. Sal
Tne guests will enter by the Carondelet street
door. and the children performing In the Ia.
bleaux by the st. Charles street entrance. W"
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
n. D. Wallace, Chairman;
Judge +. A. Monroe, Geo. Bratton,
f. Y. Payne, Buchanan,
a; Brittin, Scott McGehee,
". r. Pinckard. Atwood Violet
FRANK Kennedy, Deas Huger.
Robt. g. Day Harrison Watfa
w. A. 8. Wheeler e. A. williams
E. r. Violet Hugh Brovn
waiter btauffer. e. DobelI,
A. NJ. Yznaga r. Chaffe.
II. NJ. Preston r. w Mol,oII
Thos. G. Hanna, J. Given
w. r. Huger Henry Denepre
Edward Mccall, T. Irby
Frank Thompson.
The gentlemen of the Reception Com mittae
are requested to be at Exposition Hail each
evening; at o'clock promptly.
my6 I'd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-11

sHFVIvOfS OF the Army Of Tcnncssce-
Persons DESTROYS of joining this organization
can appy In writing to either Of the nndersign
ca. T. Y. Box IDA, stating in full name, com
parole or discharge from the army
JAMES LINGAN
Chairman Of Committee on Membership.
F. A. LUMINAIS, Secretary
N. B.-This committee will meet at 1872 Gravier
street on MONDAY EVENING, 14th inst, at 7
Q CLOCK p. IN. my1e
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Benevolent Association Louisiana Diyi-
sion, A. N: V-Regular monthly meeting SAT-
UhDAf. May IL. 1877, at TX O'Clock o. M, at
Teutonia Hall, corner Exchange Alley and Gus
to n1;n street. The Executive Committee are
nQtlf1ed to be punctual In their attendance
BY order of the President
my11 1t w. b. KLEINPETER, Secretary.
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succession NOfice-AH persons having
claims against the succession of ABNER IL.
GAINES are notified to present the same to the
undersigned without delay.
SUSAN T.. BURKE,
By her husband. E. A. BURKE,
NJ Ernrr ix,,.1 ,f-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-11

The Divisions will be formed in the order
above designated. Their completion must be
reported 10 the Grand Marshall. whose head
quarters will be fixed at the intersection of
Canal and Camp streets.
BY order Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
G. E. GIRARDEY,
myl1 3t Grand Marshal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-11
ORATOR OF THE DAY.
DIR. THOMAS LAYTON.

COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS:
Hon Howard McCaleb Chairman;
Hon b D White, Col Eugene Waggaman,
Hon Frank McGloin, Col q LeGardeur,
1hos G Rapier, Hon Chas Kummel
James Timony.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-11

For the Lake Office Of New Orleans
City Railroad Company, No. 1874 Canal street.
for the Lake will leave the city at and o'clock
a. M. and every hour thereafter until o'clock
q. m. The last train will leave the Lake End at
9oclock .. m. G. G. LEWIS, Secretary.
ap1 tt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

The execution of LEE BY shooting was .
success. He was instantly killed. This
fact is favorable TO the adoption Of this
mode Of capital punishment Hanging II
barbarous, because so often unskillfully
managed. Six tenths OF the cases where
men suffer the penalty Of death on the
scaffold are terrible exhibitions Of bodily
torture, such IS disgrace civilization. and
are repulsive 10 all the sentiments OF human
iiy. There have been casas where men have
been hung twice before desth ensued. Others
where they have been brutality strangied.
suffering iorturts both shocking and in
human, and sgsIn Others whsre the head
has been PARTIALLY jerked loose from the
body ard the VIC in taken down 10 die
amer passing through indescribAble Agonies,
1t is the duty. therefore, Of the States 70 i'm
prove the mode Of capital punishment aud
fpossihle the shocking and CHASTITY soeoeA
The showing Of LEE wss so successful thai
y sIr'rr ir'ussi"n fss betD favorable 10
this mode Of punishment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
7HE 1xrExD1ye COMPROMISE.

To our mind there sg1A he ssl,eshtnx
s,rsngely ipcanrrpsus kb3 unsafe u any
proposition On The pkr1 0f Inc CABINET 10
CON promise the 6itbclhi.s IN the tspuret
Stsies by asking fbk CaAMsLK1AIS AMI
PACKARD shah he sjscnes - Tie Senate Of
the Cniied S:x,ss @ rsos5Ts ether rsrlgnf-
ton II the hands Of those vhO isk1ae them,
and are ln.thea N rerE1. ~ eIusit8era-
ton for Their khEniInDsri Il The Otis,. Of
GOverDm. II Is iDrsnrrpgm because d
does not seem suisrs - he sh,rscrer and
dignity Of the Executive CIHDci1 Of the
nation % be gagged IN my xhswss which
have fm their oslcrs lie .cclmqEshnento Of
political Enss@. q s-r.aegy al any slrts xni
because n ID DOf osr1sms bgs ~ element
which il treated x1th tsherrersR ~ . basis
OF local power n Er1hCrily. and which
consequently ccnvIlss Tia Ses.< with In
preiensiaDs can b. else than .
disturbing Cause WHEN made the agency
Of The Fe5erL rsakzaln Il Is
unsafe, because n trenches u7on ground
outside Of the Fa3srL Jurisdiction and
resrAsses against The rsEh1 Of ;sqrsssntl-
tor; and because hslng without the
bounds Of legrimt.s kr1h1ray. Z nay be
rtjsci,d, and tins ensarrkss n1c only the
Administrators. hun tie xslfkrv Of the
country by cnrtT5lut5rr 10 further elupE-
cstionS Suppose the FrIessiriln be ukts
and is not scotTcs6 ~ tA,ls< rrpresenting
those SsKies n tie Dsrocal5snss The
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
THE CLEAN CEsrOMs LAKs

Spain has made q notoriously unjust dis
elimination against the United States by
her Cuban customs laws, which should be
modified at once. The policy Of the De-
partment of State should look to an early
revision of these lava The commerce be-
tween the Island and the Omitted States has
been seriously damaged by their existence,
and the modification Of them even at this
Lie date would go far to remedying the in,
tplerahle abuses which the Oubans have
suffered so long from the despotism Of
Spanish rule. A practical free trade or re,
eiprreity once established between the
United States would render work fol
crurercial prosperity which would be
smphaticaIly felt by the trade OF both
countries. The Madrid Government should
Of once be given to understand that 1t h
alode by the suffersnce Of the United States
that Spanish authority is permitted to hold
+w-N over Cuba. Rv the very laws ~
nature. by tho principles OF the Monroe
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
BERLIN is iull of feverish excitement

BERLIN Is FULL Of feverish excitement
and threatened with riot from the lsboying
classes; Who present q picture Of distress
and wre,chedness such as the scenes in
Lyons, France, and among our own people
in the mining regions are but pigmieA.
Before the great Franco Prussisn war Ger,
many was said TO be the most prosperous
nation on the Continent But it sppesrs
with her as il has with all countrics which
have passed through the storms Of dos
perate conflict, that the reaction has come
owing to the fact tbs; the war stimulated
various kinds Of unproduc;ive industries
which exhausted the bealt by. vigorous re,
sources Of tie Empire and caused pros
tration at present of her Industrial inter
esfk
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

Of the functions OF the once with the
tssent ard Co operation Of the people.
here Is always danger in entering
UPON unvsrrsnted projects, however
parv OF patriotic the purpose. II tho
proposition were to be made and
rejected. 10 II Is to be feared il would be.
What would be the consequence The Ad-
mtnistrstion would be compromised in place
Of the differences. and the governments Of
Hampton and Nichols would have to be
r-cugu.zrd al the same for IL would not
70 To cpuceds their rights IS Endorsed by
the people Of their respective States, as
vGgd hx done, in effect. by making such
a proposition, and then because they
we're not able or willing to respond by
counter concessions, refuse to accord the
rights thus tacitly admitted. This would
be 10 place the Administration clearly in
he uruus. and deprive il of moral as well
% Of political support For these reasons
ve do Tot believe there is any such pur.
pose in contemplation on the part OF the
Government
Ii the conferences proposed have In view
the better security Of the rights and privi-
ieges Of the eolored race they can result in
nothing but personal pledges on the part
Of prvmfuent Southern gentlemen. and
cannot. therefore. be Of any certain sdvan
age. 6rr IL is BY no means sure that repre-
sxuative men Who step forward at such
times can accomplish the undertakings
they engage to perform, in respect Of mat
go
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27


There Is general impression tba' dead
deads abound In the journalistic profession,
but If the p<ople will quietly sit down and
Of dead heads which they have been suspect
ing existed In the journalistic profession really
exists among themselves: Nine out of ten
who live, breathe aud have. their being like
now and then to see their names In the paper.
II citizen slips up on an orange-peel he has
tens to the newspaper office, and demands
that the editorial quill shall WELD the
weapon which is said to be mightier than the
sword against the lazy citizen who will allow
orange-peelings to lay about on the sidewalk,
endangering the lives and comfort Of passers-
by. The member Of Congress when he says
sharp thing, which he thinks ought to 60
down in history. he casts q ely glance at the
reporters gallery, and none of them were
ever known to commence a speech without
first looking whether there was any one in the
reporters gallery to jot down the bright
points. The press is the victim Of the pub
lies rapscious and uncoasing demand for SER
vices without pay. Social gatherings, town
meetings, political organizations, prayer-meet-
rgs, balls, public dinners-all these have
their demands upon the journalist, demands
that pay nothing, not even thanks, no matter
how ereditably they may be compiled with,
and yet the outside barbarian thinks that the
journalistic profession abounds with dead
heads. There may be some good-for. nothing
men connected with the press; so there are
bad men In all professions; but you take the
average journalist, and you will End him an
Intelligent, polished gentleman, the soul OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
ORR CLAIMS ON MEXICO.

Tiers Is st present q balance due the
United States from the Mexican Gov
eminent amounting 10 nearly four millions
Of dollars. Some time since the Mexican
CLIins Commission, organized under the
treaty negotiated eighty years ago, con-
GUIDED its arduous and protracted labors,
eirsed their shutters, turned down the gas,
sold their furniture at public auction and
retired from the 6eld Of action, and now
the question l.. how much better are the
American claimants of for the labor Of the
cummlssiont 1t has been found that Mex.
leo owes them nearly four millions Of dol.
hrx But Who is going to pay them the
money Who il going to undertake its
sOlIeetion, and on what terms. What
poser is there in Mexico that can gusrsn-
tee the payment even Of the interest on the
principslt 1t may be paid this year. but.
owing to the unstable government Of that
country. 20 by default the next
II is the duty Of the United States Gov
eminent to force the payment Of this in
drhtetnsss. At present however. there
seems 10 be but one way to secure ii. 1t Il
veil known that Mexico is in feverish
state Of excitement, The government oil
the usurper DIAz can maintain itself
but Q short period Of time.
There are unmistakable evidences
already Of an early dissolution Of his
power. Therefore, in the present condi,
ticu Of that country the United States in q
xuirif Of self defense and in Justice to itseli
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

The next Democratic candidate for the
Presidency will be . Southern man. If that
party thinks best to run any one in 1850.
His name is HAMPTON. That he viii be q
formidable candidate no one viii doubt
During the last campaign his conduct won
for him the respect and confidence Of al
classes North and South. He wa for fouI
years bitter rebel, but that Is oounterbal
anced by the fac, that he has been . gen
tleman for iffY YEAR
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

IT is EASIER for the Egyptian sphynx to
60 through the eye Of CLEoPArRA's needle
than for the Northern Democrats TO become
reconciled 10 the pacihcation policy. They
dread it as a burnt child does fire. and look
upon 1t as their mortal enemy. They can
see no good in il because II has the subtle
power which they so much fear-;hAt Of
dividing the white vote in the South.
They know that the consummation Of such
q work would sound the death knell Of Al
their homes
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

URAT ZEE WV ToEErT NEISS.
Aver the tle,a ,r.Czri q s7ssIlszila re-
esrdins the ''usx rsEicy Of ths AAnnris-
trHtiun thsi has necessity srea ipSlArri m
BY TIE pres of the csurnr n may BE vel
for Us 20 o1nsi8Cr TIE susS<1 mi b SINE
extent iDterrrrs is mssrinE
The rev pGhcy means i'm SSaGl ssrs-
government n Jbt south. VIII = .rrp;a re-
gard TO al ot The Fe3erk clnsGE1GVa,l
provisions
While II is expcc.r1 thti he -lrrs n.a
OF the SOrih VII cCarrrl ihs PSGiGicsl fairs
in AL Of the southern Ss.asS YEA tA<r nlst
do il by winning the ruces 0c the
negroes by kindness xpa Dsrsl sr.a1u.
instead Of by force nd lr0amary
coerccn. Recon. eITxrispc- has t.zrat
rs that priDciTScs vhaAtr PolGRl cr
Otherwise, cxnpOt he .rtHr-.-5y 5arrrt rvsn
any community. or II 30 fsccrs rrsn them.
the results insesd d ssiag Frsanrtirv Of
the greatest good - the rrr.a<sa nrnssr. -
only leave those rr1pcrsrs 10 exist While
the portr that irfrcaDccs tbtz. ssknas 10
their ssppor1
The Rel Shcsn party n ths S1usA hs
heretofore tried 70 rlls y SlcSx Il srns
and Fe 5erl hsySp, n nd a S.stS- While
the pepccrxts have sn5exr-rrs I, ruiz ~
I'm HuIisn md srfavry. nd hare se-
cone IMPOVERISHED
The new polcy Dexls .ss . nnfr,l
change Of policy. Bra 4 vl - in2s.i-
ble 20 aav,pce f.r n the pt~ rs5ry znless
the Admins trHtin Is Eure q s<iay ues IN
the same kind y sprn Il rsdxu rsa uhica
ii >dv.Dccs- II Al sarses were renewed
and the Aaninisr-zrisn f,a1 sure az sas
responsive srriDcrt. 4 tasy kta o,nvnrsi
thsi the legal osnstrri5oul riEass uf vhfts
and colored Rrpuh5ckns were nAss Axli1sf
| Outrage and violence. ve here assert an.
thori;stively that IN tha--y a.ystbre would
/ NO, be . single Feseri saaa<r sezss,aef IN
any Of the Gulf se.,ss cren3. a rsxaA
Not withssaDtinE In. hs~xser. IL Admin,
istn ton VII 60 fsr~,rs .v1a n ~
policy. and Il 4 r.srSa N tae nu
der Of Negroes and orrnEs UPON Re
puhlic.ns. the ena vl he . r.scts,n
that viii cmhips . ssl5t NrsA
Sesinst south divides y tse coG,c linz.
So determined d The P--zisrns n In
course thst he VIII risk svsrytaag N IL
new policy. kns vi Ds tLks . xagIe SGT
backward Ths only spescian NV IA
whether the turSR-ens sitDtaa8 Of tn
South VII ADss jusriCs mi TrlezSs6sa ID
white and hl.ck Republicans - BE e.rrie,i
70 the same extent ss EDorr Themselves
With reference - the .xr7lxm,.ns 0s Ii.
dual covernncna N J7uHlkla M Susi
Carolina. 4 is only ns,rsay - hrin;
iorethsr IN ope hotr tie Drmhs-s vh,
are cunicsscdly elsSaea - each Of tie t1a
Legisistura Nine ,rrtm If each Lexnla
ture krs nOs confessed xna 20 fhe 4r.rsi
ahoui lev mcnnn eaSaae sssa Les'sl'
ture into tvo h,sls sssi,x Tins xAruh
Dot be- and any enHs IN ~ Farf % u
Adninnrxnon sS~Aras rs1us1FaaS u1'
meet the universal .7prSs.zira Of u
country. SinlAT caarrsrerses have Pes
nousy oooHiroa N sener sSAaes Anf nav
been se'pea ~ c''neessoans AM raG1nHlr.
Nov . cClmmlnzlcn d eU-ntu1 AMI IN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

Of the nhuruh. rne Alluded IN M rumrnImnm no
had unluyod WIN TN mnuiluus N . vsfr 1rsttng
mnnper, and assured zfsr mrnifars ~ -mftnrs,f
sYmrsnt ind regs-h lruuiianlr nss ErraN zlas
hupes and their Rpd htr 6ssA M nv sFIsH sar
was moved % tun-x. md M nprI win Aar 4sxs
buried IN . hnnd trrfihird vHs ami anrs nsysrs~f
slowly and mnry wR1rt ~ ns7rps ssmifg -
rnr0k
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

Is THE South there is . gradual f.di ng
away Of the Bourbon Democracy. and q
the Old Line Wings come boldly to the
front they presents dissolving scene which
augurs the abolition Of sectional lines and
the removal Of sectional hates.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

Ex.SPEAKER RASDALL's friends claim
that he hiss over one hundred Southern
votes pledged for his reelection. Tue
pledged" vote Of the average politician
can be depended upon as much As the pre-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

lby ieIeRrhph 70 the NAuonA hephbnoAh1
New YORK, March s6.-Mrs. Ranaford
preached to full audience At the Church Of tho
Good Shepherd, in Jersey CITY, on Goods
Peace" During her sermon she quoted from
Pauls epistle 20 show that once = person wRs
committed TO GODS work, there should be no
turning back, and said that TIA pEs'or was n6t
wanted In one church, duty demanded q oOntinu-
aDoe Of the work in another.
ct the glOEg Of lLe seTIn.u Ms. Aal4iJd1 AZ
nouncod that this was hst last sorppa a. pAstsr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

The new sbnys Away associate all kinds
Of sensations with the terrible things Of
life. The other day they cried out, Ere s
yer NATIONAL Publican L&ies, news
Terrible news DR.. MARY WALKER bull
doxad 80
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

The plsuet Vulcan is al untrusivorthy
fellow. He has disappointed the scientific
world for some time back by falling TO put
in an Appearance. Perhaps he is too busily
engaged At his snvil TO make his transit
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

THE shrewd politician says. "'Give the
President q chance" and then turns
around ard asks his Excellency for chance
to serve the dear people in almos, any CO.
narity
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

Civ E The Administration time to test in
Southern policy. Above all things needed
at this juncture is patience, harmony and
good. v i'll,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

THE DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
CAN BE OBTAINED In NEW YORK AT
BRENTANO'S NEWS EMPORIUM. -
UNION SQUARE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

Tx doubled headed government Of
South Carolina has been decapitated, and
the erAniums viii be in this city for q few
tiyA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

PRESIDENT HAYES has theoretical and
practical men in his Cabinet. and the one
Hampers the other. so that the country is
BIZ sed with happy medium.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
A Stock Man and His Son Murdered by .
Negro In New Msnoo.

IBy Telegraph 70 The NATIONAL kepubhcAn.l
DENVER, COL, March 26.-w. Maxwell
and his son, aged sixteen, stock men, lately Of
stuart, Iowa, located in OolfAK county, New
Mexico, were murdered on Friday last by Q negro,
who has since been arrested Robbery was The
probable cause of the deed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

Threatening wea;Acr saS rd,-, 'oiic s,sd BY
clearing Etstser Il. the sousscra d-d rssiera POI
. ioT ehGnoe, u frrSpersisre a.i ior s-i risiSe
barometer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

TUESDAY ::..,...:::'''::::::NAECH "a. ~.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES

R~EyERT MEMKEk TIy GupR STAND
ingD al v s,nlnr1m Cilri,A IN n Il q ~ N
hereby nutlfee NJ nrsspr a,t --gtinr Fsss,sa %
1irrle. TH1< lTpr-onsb rNHN1NS- N = N s7-f,srs-
Business % rtfnl aul.WbHp-s s~frv Dfmf1sr w-iH
be considered. By ora>r % mr. glr-rfsf.
mig gpHx G. AXE ASN
81 MES. WAvK1yS HlUEH VICE
frtsiasni AZ NE Wnmtn4 1fnr-1nfe,naf Unuu.
has brtn. aud VIII rnnatrnr N AruT Hosn rsm-
pernnce and ufhU sufrr1t I'd nrnrlsr m Ws~a-
tng1on md warrffr m fi,t r1srssr sf NJ e,rnf isr
Fricnflezs Women md fatrls- NIE<pAN HvHN-
Inc. March q. MIS- sH7psr vii l-uia-s - r,sinss
Brtha church rurnu SrrurA xnt Smff sr<--sss~
NH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

We beg leave to state that -e decline to return
rejected CommsnicstiOns; and to tAis ruls ve
can make no exception
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

Daily {. paFrsl by eSrrierf . coats pr ncu,s-
aud Il for mr.. mohths- Tl-ss Iav.-issly IN as
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27

Dsiiy-p cents line for Ordinary advertising,
On editorial pare q per line ftrsi paEt- e.
tgna
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-27
as-NEE FUrlpiNo ASSrc1arToN-i

s<yEw BU1Ln1yG ASsucIAvVON-A
NEEDING VII be hsld nuz.-t I'd r-sas Drs-rns,
Ninth errrsr Hso Fmns-frr1fn rr+un.. rHRs
fTncshnyD EvEN1NG- Hssri e &C r4uq7rlrra- abr
The purpose al forming nr~ Hi1ilnnr As-nfi.ffssn.
Tht fplipvfnr nxrn-e rtnftif VII mnEr- tt.r,
believing thxi me Chs Cd " nsfIrf1m
fnr upun q cd 1r'b1sr-fu and 1usfpsss a.
rfv1sy- have ervu-rssee m IN wiihfrDrs ma.
pAr1 In tnsrifuIfnr ms suis. riss
mtsmhErS - scrurt 1nnts nr nfrhnr- . rznzfu.-
shlt rxfe Of in1trssG md ssr 1fms NJ
fnrding q secure ss1,ps1srE- via rrnt lrsdrs a,r
tht mrnIhtt sHstncs a rhf Irna-sn and srnnilnfr.a
Gnbratl T. Chase i-bk e-fpru rh.psui<- Ma B<ak
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