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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20

DANUBE. leaving SATURDAY, the twenty
second. viii take freightfor Minden. Homer and
Of oil ogeg bsgo JogB r. AkN
je20 st III Gravier street.
once Chief Of police, june 10, 1875
Notice to all whom 1t may concern Poisoned
meat will be distributed fnrougnout ths Glfy
limits from and after tho TWENTY.FI KST IN
SLANT until further notice from this Office.
Owners of valuable dogs are therefore eau
toned to either keep sneh INDOORS pav 1r mgzze
je2o 81 Chief of Police.
MofTett Register-A general meeting of
the Liquor Dealers Association will be held at
the Coliseum Hall, No. 81 Bienyille street. on
THURSDAY, twentieth instant at 1880 D. m.
Every member is requested to be on hand. as
business OF the utmost importance will be
brought before the meeting.
By order Of the President; 49,.
sOuFhern Yacht FIub Regular meeting
on THURSDAY EVEN @. twentieth instant.
Reports of committees.
Regatta business.
A full attenH aHce Is requested.
BY order of the Commodore
je192t OWEN JEMIsON. Secretary.
New Orleans water work. Company,
Office No, ~ Camp stTeetoN2tiee is hereby 4,1g
DIRECTORS of the New Orleans Waterwork s
Company viii be held at this Office on MON
DAY, July /. 1873, between the hours oil II
= ''0'A o. H. "a" AK. BoNNEVAL, Secretary.
New Orleans, June 49, 1878. ie19 I'll
| NOttce-At u Regular NJ ell = "a the
Board of Directors of the Louisiana Ice Manu-
featuring Company dividend of TWO PER
CENT has been declared. payable at the office
| of the Company, Nos 16 and Is Sf. Louis street
on ana alter the TWENTIETH OF JUNE, In
| stant
ie18 st W. A. BILLAUD. Secretary.
| EIeGEiOn NOtiCe-Tn accordance with the
New Orleans and Red River Transportation
Company'g charter, an election for five diree-
| tors to serve during the ensuing year will be
held at It's Office No. III Gravier street, on u ES
| DAY. June Is, 1878, between the hours OF II
je1s lot - ''' = ED. BURK. Secretary.
ONCE PLANTERS OIL Company, 1S6 CWna.
mon street.-The annual election for Directors
of this company will bo held at the comDany's
| office, on THURSDAY, June 20. 1878, between
| the hours of ii q m. and o. NJ.
je11 lot JAS. NJ WIN9HIP. Secretary.
Office Of New orleans city Rnilr0at
Company. No, 1874 Canal street, New Orlean
June 8, Certificate No. 1919 In favor OF Mis-
Adele Jackson, for twenty-five shares OF tn
capital ttock Of this company, bearing dat
January Q, 1878, having been lost or mislatd
notice is hereby given that unless the same bt
produced at this office within Thirdly days from
date hereof, new certificate will issue In liet
thereof. and said certificate No. 1919 be declared
null and void.
| ie6 Inn g. 9. LEWIS, secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20

pY CHARLES Fl. REED, Auctloneer--Offi
IO No. 1874 Gravier street-aATURDAY. june
%. 1873, at 1O1z O'Clock g. m will he sold
THE CONTENTS OF THE LITHOGRAPHI0
AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. at the
corner of Cont street. and Exchange Alley.
Terma-(aah ia20 at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20
second ward Registra tIon-The regis


tration books of the Second Ward Central Club
for the registration Of the Democratic and Con-
sentative voters of the said ward will be opened
daily from 10 o'clock a. m. to IL o'clock M, and
from o'clock .. m. to 7:3O D. M. at the follow
ing places:
On the fourteenth and fifteenth instants, at
1791z Calliope street, opposite No. 1873 engine
house.
at corner of Euphrosine and Magnolia streets
On the nineteenth and twentieth fnstants at
27 Tehoupitouias stTset qpp9ffits ss nmarys
President Second Ward Central Democratic
Conservative Club. le14 1t
The sixth WARD Registration once
will remove and open at the following places
and DAYS. Office hours O.. m. to IL M. and
June i il, 10 and 10 at corner Bayou Road and
June H. Is and II at Grand Route Bayou St,
John.
June 10. 10 and 20 at corner Hospital and Levee
streets.
June 81, % and 81 at corner Charities and Bar
racks streets. for revision OF registration.
je11 lat r. BREWSTER. Judge.
second Ward Registration - The office
for the registration Of voters of the Second
Ward will be opened daily from 4 p m, to ..
CINE house. and will remain open at that place
je7t If - '-'- E DIAMOND. President.
Attent ION Democratic and Conservative
voters If the First Ward-The registration
office will be OPEN DAILY from a. m. to Z
.. M
from June 10 to June 26. inclusive.
Any person not registered in the ward DOCKS
cannot vote ut The primary elections.
Judge-A. T Donovan
Commissioners-Thona Brennan, E. NJ Fox,
T. Conn RS.
Clerks-John Barrett T. J. Whitehead, o. G.
By order of President EMILE J. O,BR1EN
| je5 t je26 W r. RICHARDS IN. SECRETARY.
Eleventh ard RegIsGrA' On-sew orr
| leans. June 8. 1S78-Tn accordanc9 with q reso-
| luton unanimously adopted by the Central
| Cub The Registration Offices of the Eleventh
| Ward will be located as follows:
| No. l, June and 4. corner Fourth and Tchoup-
| itoplas.
No. D. June and 6. corner Ninth and Tchoup-
| itoulas.
No. 8. June and 8. corner Harmony and Mag
azine.
No. 4, June 10 and H. Magazine. between Third
No. S. June 70 and 10. corner Washington and
M. 6. June IA and Is, corner Eighth and Caron-
No. 7. June IT and 10. Dryades. between Second
No. 8, June 10 and 90. corner Washington and
Commfssionera-Jno A. Mcdonald. Alcide ].
Dur estre, Jas D. Conway, NJ J. Grehan. Jno.
| P. Casey, Geo. T. Cotton, J. G McCants, Hugh
! Mccormick. Judge-Oapt NJ. W. ] wee.
J. r. ALICE GAUTHREAUX,
President Eleventh Ward Central Club.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20

LHOR RENT, CHEAP-NO. 457 TCHOUPITOU-
n las street, between Orange and Race: con-
tains eleven rooms. Rent $40 per month. to q
No. tenant. Apply at 1874 Tchoupitouias street.
je19 ST.
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

ARRAIGEED.
Murder-Henry johnson. Pleaded not
guilty.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20
REMOVALS.

DBMovAL- REMOVAL = OWING TO THE
IL destruction OF our old stand By FIRE. We
have moved to
Second door from Tehoupitoulas street.
where our friends and CUSTOMERS will ffnd
plenty OF Hay, CORN. OATS, BRAN, CORN
MEAL, GIFTS and COW PES.
je2O Nv GEORGE HECK Il co.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
E1IRgT ANNUAL REGATTA
SOUTHERN YACHT CLUB.
The First Annual Regatta o: the Southern
Yacht Club will take place on
MONDAY, JUNE "a, 1878,
AT THE
AyT-yxy ARR I-NTN

NEW LAKE END.
For yachts of the First. Second. Third and
Fourth Glasses. following measurement:
First class, measuring over % feet.
Second class. measuring from 20 to % feet.
Third class measuring from Is to 20 ieet.
Fourth class measuring under 18 feet.
For this Regatta SILVER PRIZES will be
awarded, and all boats will be sailed by mem
bers Of the club and amateur crews.
On ] TUESDAY, the twenty fifth instant, q Re-
gatta will be given. free for all boats of same
classes, to be sailed to the best advantage, under
the rules of the club, for which the following
prizes will be given In money or silver:
$50 for First Glass. S7S for Third Glass.
loo for Second Glass. SD for Fourth Glass,
All yachts from Mobile. p int Clear and Mis-
Siasippi Sound are specially invited to attend.
By order of the Commodore.
je9 16 18 I'd OWEN JEMISON. Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20
YELLOW FEVER, DIPHTHERIA
AND ALL
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES,

Can be prevented or graduated By the free use
OF CALYERT'S No. 5 CARBOLIC SCID.
F. G. CaLVERT d CO.,
FINLAY & THOMPSON.
WhsI-sala agents
ie2 3Gt New 0 leans. La.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20
ATTENTION

No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET.
Here will be found full assortment Of
Trunks, Travelling Bags and Valises, all az low
prices. Also. TRUNKS made to order and re-
naired, enN sTn cod 6thD
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20

TITO RENT-THE TWO STORY HOUSE NO.
4 1872 st. Andrew street, ne II Magazine street.
VIII be rented for s25 month until October 1.
1873. Applyto G. e. GIRARDEY d Co, or 10 Mrs.
J. P. HIGGINS, corner Laurel and Fourth
streets js24It%
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POLITICAL NOTICES.


Conservative Party, No. 116 Poydras street,
New Orleans, June 10, 1878 = An adjourned
meeting of this committee will be held at these
rooms on FRIDAY. tWenty-hrst instant. at 8
O'Clock D. N.
Punctual attendance Is requested.
HENRY G. BROWN, President.
A. j. KELLY, Assistant Secretarv. ja2n Ut
Attention voters Tenth Nara-Ghe re-
g'stration office Of this ward Will be opened 7
on THURSDAY. June 20 from a. m. TO D. M,
and from to D. NJ. This being the last day OF
take due notice and govern themselves accord
inRly. I. j. BATE,
Secretary Tenth Ward Central Democratic
COnger yatiye Club, je201r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

special Notice TO MInden shsppers--The
DANUBE, leaving SATURDAY, the twenty
second. viii take freight for Minden. Homer and
all Bisteneau landings, reshipping at Coushatta
or Loggy bayou. jos. 4. AIKEN,
ie2O 81 III Gravier street
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20
HOUSES WANTED.

yxTANTED-To RENT-A HOUSE WITH
w five rooms, in the Fourth District. Rent
must not be over SIS per month. Address G. ".
b. Democrat office. my24 II
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WTANTED-BY A WHITE GIRL, A SITUA-
w ton to do Homework in private fam
reference can be given. Address M. K. p. this
Office, je19 3t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20

w ton TO do homework and nurse or the
work Of small family. Please address K.
r. G. This office. iots r.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20

VNTANTED-A SITUATION. BY A REtIA-
w bic woman. to do housework, sew or take
care of child. Address A. NJ. this Office.
ieI93t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALRs.

yETANTED-BY A NEAT, TIDY YOUNG
w girl, situation to nurse or DO light house
leave the city. Address kO5ANNA NJ, Demo-
crat office. i.'19 3t
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WTANTED-BY A KkSPECTABLE WOMAN.
w a situation as cook. and young girl rs
nurse. Good references given. Address B. L.,
thia office. ie1S 81
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WANTED = SITUATION, BY A RE.
w spectable woman, as cook, washer, and
reference If required. Address X. g.. this
office Js1S 81
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
GEN ERAL NEWS.

A democ atic meeting in Augusta, G a -.
Saturday, indorsed Mr.. Stephens cours.
III Congress, aud appointed delegates tc
support him for denomination. Four
counties have resolved also to support
him.
An attempt was III ade to murder Mr.
Robson the Dominion paymaster, at Vie.
toria, British Columbia, last week, by q
lunatic named Oliver, who fired at him
az bis house for ABOUT an hour, when b.
was seized and disarmed.
Tie resideDce of Gov. Van Zandt, al
Newltft, X. J., was robbed Saturday eN.
enibg OF IA watch aud .jswelry, valued al
$4,000. A reward of 81 $50 is offered for
the arrest OF the thieves and recovery OF
the property. The thieves probably enter
ed the house while the family were at
tea.
By the decision of Judge Lord, in Bos-
ton, In the Taylor divorce suit, Mis-
Taylor (Laura Joye-, gets alimony TO
the amount OF Si,SUo annually and 81 ,0O0
Tor cost and expens es of the sut. BY an
agreement between the parties the far.
ther takes the eldest and the mother the
youngest Child, and by order of the court
neither parent CAT take the child in his
or her charge ont of the country with
out the consent of the other in writing
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08

THE KIsH WASTE 1t is sale
that in less than quarter Of a century the
of this sum about $4,000, 900 have beer
spent in ornaments, military and naval
and the balance has gone to enrich viz
iers, pashas, middlemen, tinanciers, com
mission agents, and to maintain the luxu
ry of harems and royal palaces. 1t il
thought that the present movement
among the deluded bondholders OF
England and France will possibly result
in combinations of speculators who will
buy up the present scrip at little bettel
comparatively than the price of waste
paper, and then by much intriguing ant
great patience they may secure some kline
of compromise.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
What MIR. Randall Think a
About Ii.

Boston Globe Special.
New YORK, July 3.-The Hon. Sam'l
j. Randall, Speaker of the House of
Representatives, was asked by reporter
who met him at the New York hotel this
morning, if it was true that Ex-Governor
Tilden, as had been asserted by Henry
Watterson, was opposed to the Electoral
Commission which arbitrated upon the
presidency. 81 have invariably declined, y
replied the speaker, ''to be interviewed,
and feel natural delicacy in telling
tales out of school. Mr.. Tilden was dis
Greet enough to keep his mind to himself.
saw him once before the House consent
ed to the formation of the commission
He was very serious, and realized that the
state of the country was very critical, and
that any undue agitation and excitement
would possibly result in disorder, if not
disaster to the country. He agreed with
his friends that the most peaceable way
to settle the dispute was the best way
did not myself favor the commission,
but, as the majority did, l Of course ac-
quiesced."
"Do you think the Democracy will
carry Pennsylvania this fall ?" Il do"
"How about Ohio?" 81 see no rea-
son why they cannot carry that state as
we'll"
"Will the next Congress be Democratic
or Republican ?" 81 believe we shall cap
ture both Senate and House,"
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
Charley Ross at Milan.

SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCES CONNECTED
WITH FAIR HAIRED AND BLUE EYEI
BoY-ITALIAN BEGGARS HIS MASTERS
HE SEEMS TO UNDERSTAND ENGLISH.
From the Chicago Times, July 8.
MILAN, Italy, June 20, 1873.
About one year ago some excitement
was created here among the Americans
by the appearance in the street of stroll
ling party of musical beggars, having
with them boy supposed to be Charley
Ross, the stolen boy of America. This
opinion was based upon his actions and
the picture and description of the boy
seen n America. When attention was
first attracted to him there were several
children listening to the music who con-
tinued speaking to each other in the En-
glish language, hearing which he left the
performers and joined them, and seemed
to recognize the language. This was
noticed by one of the keepers, who in
apparent alarm, hurried to him and rude
ly jerked him out of this company, and
the party left. This excited the suspicion
of lady from Cincinnati, who saw the
affair, and the circumstances and the re-
emblance were talked over among the
Americans.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
Gov. Hampton Defines his TO.
kiliOn.

At celebration at Blackvllle, S. c.,
ON the Fourth of July, Gov. Hampton
made speech defining his attitude in
regard to the coming campaign in that
State. He said that he was satisfied that
the democracy could carry South Caro-
lima upon the platform of 1876 aud upon
no other; that If it were possible to sues
coed by any other policy, in his opinion
itw"u'd be victory more disastrous than
deieat, as 1t was far better to TAI ia doing
right than to succeed in doing wrong. II
the platform of 1876 was adhered 10 and
he could aid the state, his services were
at the command of the people of South
Carolina; but if, through the machina.
lions OF demagogues, other policies were
injected into it during the coming con-
vention, he could not, no not even fol
South Carolina, surrender his principles.
10 save the State he would willingly sur
render his life, but his honor, never!
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08

A SILENT SENAToR-A Northern
journal remarks that Senator Conkling is
very extraordinary person, and his
senatorial career for the past eight months
has been very extraordinary, to say the
least. Notwithstanding his decided views
on the question finance and the currency
and his facility of speech, he scarcely
opened his mouth during the late session
in defense ofanything except Arthur and
Cornell, or in opposition to anything ex-
cept the administration of President
Hayes.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
THAT SHERMAN CHUCKLE

Rosina Vokes has the finest laugh and
Kate Claxton the most artistic shiver in
the profession, but there never was
stage william who could simulate chuck
lie so deep, diabolical and vindictive as
that historic ebullition of delight to which
our Secretary of the Treasury gave vent
when Eliza Pinkston was brought III on
a shutter.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08

In Steuhenville, Ohio, Thursday night,
John Stewart, while Intoxicated, was
refused liquor at McCaun's saloon. He
then hid behind Tree outside and when
Mccain and his little son apps AIRED at
the door shot and killed them both and
wounded "a passing citlzen.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08

EDWARD Belts, PREsIDKNr.
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, CAsHInh
Paid up Capital, s5OO,O0O.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
.,.I and Commercial.

xrSeroN, Del. July . :; ( dS iSs ~,
pest stocA Cisyton House building
81 bel, at IL M. to,iay.
tnng0n ~ ~ 9UOTATJONS.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08

and New York Exchange fur
nished TO regular DepositOrs without chsrgr.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-08
Transparent Teaching Cards.

Instructlon and Amusement mblned'
Important to parents and teachers; 26 diff
ferent artistic designs. The entire pack
sent free for Is cts currency or stampa.
Van Def & Co., 20 Ann ST., n. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-03
Kill Him on the spot.

Ncy, in order will be the declaration that the
United states Government. having the power TO
create money. Is it j. needed TO develop the
ministries OF the United States, shall never more
borrow dollar. more or less, of any person.
tut that il shall never more issue United States
bonds &C any kind or class. into which money
can De converted 10 draw interest IN id'cneSs,
anal 8lI thi, interest 40 the expense of labor,
industry. morality and correct financial integrity
Then j. B., that this assembling OF wise aud
patriotic men, who are intelligent enough 10 be
independent will declare Committee of Safety,
who's. business 10 will be 20 watch the work OF
..l. >llt8reS and Others and whenever President,
IS Cabinet officer, q Judge, a senator, tonErc>N
u.a. Is Member of The legislature a Governor.
.. 5uy servant of the people. shall belray the
.crc>.s OF those who elected him, 20 kIll him
rl Che spot I, is abou; time this iooliNhncsS
guna.Iice and enduring of thousand, OF evils
hcareL upon MS by public pluudcrcrs was done
away with, and wc 10 thank God, and thank Him
.rrcutly. that iu this country an element J.
..uniy coming 90 The front determined 10 protect
.ac 1--we, and industries OF those citizens who
.e ly labor no matter what becomes OF that
-..- CHS, thar lives by plumber
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-03
Threat To Overthrow the Govern
mont.


..In the face of these truths and defence OF
thi, living principle pertaining to the Republic,
we demand that the Government nj once eNer-
Else its legitimate constitutional power, and for
the benefit of the people recall that money which
has been destroyed and create enough more
thereof 10 pay every bond in full, thus relieving
the people from the payment Of interest Tor the
support of the idle untaXed. pernicous ari>toc-
racv that is now. as it has been from the first, a
trcspasser upon the rights Of man
Ii the Government will not do this thing, then
we. the people, in defense OF our lives, our lib
critics onr homes. our families, and all that the
future holds ont 10 Us a. q promise through the
work of the founders OF the Republic. must
overthrow this Government, rcpudiate all oil l'S
unconstitutional contracts, wipe out the indcOt-
cducSs OF the lnitd States, and commence anew
Therefore we say 10 those who administer the
Iaws-pay the Bonholder to the uttcrmost tdith,
inc i'm erecnbacks. full lcgal-tcnder money and
ever atlcr hold 10 at par With gold, or any other
material of which money is made. DO this, or
We. the people viii be compelled, in Sclt-dc'cnsc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-03

.i4 'ue Organization OF GrecnbacN Clubs. we
u-- every ablebodjcd member oil tacse
.--aul1ltiou, 20 become 49, proficient as possible
T.. rac manuel OF arms In time OF peace il Is
s.,,I COB prepare for war Ia every Grecnbock
Dlll there should DE q dril-master-that is. in
every club whose members are brave enough 10
stand a, al times, under all circumstances, 10
c'tul their rights rs citizens
Ne. the people. are I'm rebellion against the
u,aNcl nobility OF this country We, the people
propose to have our rights. peaceaby. and 10y
means Of the ballot, ifpos>ihe. by The hAyonet'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-03

Richmond, Virginia, and declared itself to be
"a Congress so TO speak" but that after about
four years it adjourned without day" much to
the disgrace and disadvantage of its members
and all their supporters. And il this Grccnback
Convention should ever make such n declaration
rs is here avowcd, it would be adjourned in the
Richmond Convention-all such threats tends to
promote discomfort, to foster strife, and to
destroy respect for law and order. But hcle is
another sDccirDcu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-03
Create Money and Wipe out the
Debt.


Ear oa, OF This National Greenback party will
..-uc Congress. 80 90 speak, OF patriotic men.
t.i these men will declare platform and
principles that shall have no uncertain sound.
Inc point directly 10 the front. 20 The making of
AVS Tor the creation of IN absolute GrCcnbaCk
money that shall bc PERPETUAL MONEY OF THE
UNITEp STATES and always a iull legal tender for
t,e payment of debts. OH DOLLAR or MONEY
AtWNS To FAY OH DOLLAR OF DIET. Then
The demand will bc the payment OF every United
states bond and claim against the general
government in this absolute money, thus forever
wiring ont the National debt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-09-03
Strike for Reputation in 1850.

We mean that the debt of the United States
shall Doe paid in grecnbacks. and right here we
inform YOU from the western pralrleS. that so
sure As God lives, if this question Is not settled
bv 1850; if the law then does not declare that
the bonds shall be paid in greenbackS exactly as
the soldiers of the United States were paid IN
rrecnback money. we shall never again ask for
such An issue Of money. bat will. from that hour,
strike for the reputation of every bonded obll-
cation of the Government. and thus wipe ont
from existence every United States bond, and
their holders shall have nothing. Put this in
your pipe and make the most of IT. Ours Is an
absolute goreyHmenE II is a government Of the
people. and by the Eternal il shall be a govern
mcnt for tie People, or it shall be smashed into
so many fragments that each separate State Will,
in comparison be 4 complete world.