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National Republican., 1878-03-05

Hall oftI,e Hiberniann.

The ball of the Hbernian Society, last evening,
at Odd Fellows Hall, was perfect jam, and every
one present seemed bent on enjoyment. The DIFF
ereut committees were indefsdgsbe in their
efforts 10 make every one at home. and asa proof
that they were successful, many murmnrs Of dis
g tent were heard when pis!ono played Home
-Nppt Home"
National Republican., 1878-03-05
=. SIngIn' slIeMl."

Hon. Hiram Price will lecture At Masonic Hall
this evening before the "W"nen's Temperance
Union" Subject: What ! saw IN Europe"
National Republican., 1878-03-05
"IInrnnn pnssihIIItIes.,

Hon AlonzO Bell Assistant Secretary OF the In
terror will deliver lecture this evening, at Poun-
dry Church, entitled Human Possibilities" The
wcl-known elOqucnCc. research. aud extensive In
formation of the distinguished lecturer will doubt
less Gttracl lar.c and apprcCi0tlye audience.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fail TO procure MRS wISsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP for all diseases Of ,eething In children. II
relieves the child from pain, cures wind collie
health TO the child, gives pd 70 The mother.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
Church of the Redecmer.

An elegant entertainment, including vocal and
instrumental music and select readings, with the
solid and quite ns apprccIabc additional attraction
Of nice supper &C. will be rvcn, at willard Han.
this evening for the benefit Of the Church Of the
Rcdeemcr (R. e.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
The Presidency of the Y. NJ. q. A.

The resignation OF Major Thomas p, Morgan,
vre,dcnt OF the Young Mems Christian AssociA.
don, was presented to the board Of managers last
seeouIt OF die pressing duties Of his new office.
seneTai meeting Of the association will By held Sat
krday night when q new president will be elected
National Republican., 1878-03-05
Dram, of Bible History.

Drew's Drama Of Bible History" consisting Of
large number Of oil paintings, exhibited with
beautiful mechanical effects, will be presented this
evening at Assembly Church.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.

Mn. Waters and Mrs. Dougherty. Of Philadelphia.
are sniuurning at the West End Hotel.
Mr. Richard Ellis one Of the oldest residents OF
GcnTgctnwn, died after short Illness at his resi-.
,,cnCc No % Water street sunday night, of c"ngcs
ton OF the brain. Mr.. Ellis was over seventy three
year. Of age.
The supervisor of streets is engaged in repairing
DaE NIL
National Republican., 1878-03-05
THE TRAINING-scuooLFoR NURSES
TRAININa.scHooL FOR DOMESTIC LApoR

Of oil kinds This effort has been brought TO the
notice Of the labor Exchange. and the plan hav.
ing been Dund TO be 4 good aud practical one q
meeting will be held shortly st the residence of
slider the matter aud cooperate with the coiored
citizens engaged In this cOmmendable enterprise.
The Labor Exchange Is unable TO supply the de-
mand for good servants. The great mass Of those
who cannot obtain employment is composed Of
persons who have never been trained to do any
thing well,
National Republican., 1878-03-05

Aunt Polly Eas.et will bold her final Washington
session at Odd Fellow Hall near navy yard)
this evening,
National Republican., 1878-03-05
dEORGE1OUS SEUS.
ARRIVAL OF FLOUR.

By rua-Onc hundred barrels OF flour to J. q. and
J. n. Waters.
THE CANAL.
A letter has been received from Hon. A. r Cor.
mar, president Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, to the effect that the wafer will be turned
on the canal between Tre Is. and 10Th OF April at
which time navigation will be resumed. There
are now about one hundred boats in the upper por.
ton Of the ranul that were loaded and consigned
10 coal companies doing business In Georgetown
prior to the frcshCt Of last winter.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
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NEU ADVERTISEMENTS.

Popular dime lectures.
Dissolution notice OF Arplemnn 4 Mumper.
Vocal and instrumental concert at willard Hall.
Drew's diorama Of Bible history ut Assembly
Church.
street northwest.
Farrai's new book Eternal Hopo"-William Bal.
lantyne I,s Seventh street northwest.
Auction salc-Stock remaining of Taunton
Silver Plate Coinpany-Thomas Downing.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
GREAT
1875 3
1873

TO the IdR4f sHHTfrtHATIA Nif ARS ESuIE ugI5Egrnwrsr
sr1rxBiD B2Ftf TkTk aadSlfIthsf sIE Efi EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE fE&RsAI WRsf iN,rSg ls' om Depot, cor
For nGE psr and and the FSS %ss II" d Sws a. m daily with
PlttsbIrg TO Cincinnati. ~. Louis, and Chicagoi
sIraoRE tx Il SSEE ND G!b F9'fS fS f
ror Canandagu3 Rochester Bunalo; Nas9r., ,,iF fSils
viii With p PaSSe ' tsrs 10 10 waiIiSs For WIiliain.pOTt
Icsk Haven, Ell1lra, ard Watkins at lCiOa M
For MN YSft e.@ ,Ss last, 10 m. and A. ssS q NJ u
pres Of Pullman parlor Cars 02O a. NJ daily cH'
For SIP gProoSTn Kew York all through trains connect
at jersey Glty viii boats Of !BToookIyn Annex"
nnoIling direct transfer TO Fulton ssrsss; ayos
SUNDAY, Win Sleeping Cars rom Washington TO
For S Ia S 81! % sry Ny a shStp fG' hs
pres, 9;os. m 3 ds,l,y, e1eep; sunday: % m m, .oO
For Pope's Cfcck Line. sS m. and 40 p. m. dany,
For Annnpons Gi aad $50 a m. and tsvp m daily
ALEX1xDRiA AND FREpERICKsBuRG RAIL
NAY AND hLLXANuhIA AND WASHING
G on 9hHy %ISdO st @O NJ s.S and / m and dp P M Sna
Trains leave Afessndfia Tor Washington: G.7 $40
I'm Sunday Sun la a, sio o. aud 10 an 4. IN. and nd s:ie @ m.
Tickets, Information, sleeping ai,d paTlor-cm as.
east CORNER of Thirteenth street and Pennsy
enue. northeast CORNER Of sixth street and pennsyi,
len for the checklng Of baggage to destination nom
hotels and Iesdele,S ,,.,,..., y,,,.,ro. ,,on,
FRANK TH6asoS, General Manager. apf jal,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
SArTiJNAG TiI!E GfN HiAE R0ssi RSb sHohF EE6SurE
tothc
NORTH, WET NoHTHwBsr ASTtsSr, ASS sGTI'wrsT " is
LEAVE wAsHIS0ToS.
100 q. M, Baltimore and way stations.
s,rasbure. Winchester and Way stations, via Relay.
SiS a. NJ NJ Psd.nGni sIffssurg. Winchester, Hagers,
town, Point er R9cks apG n way s,rons mud ps,
,!more express PXHLoR CAit5 New York and
".iI a n,. st Louis Cincinnati, Chicago, PigsHprs
Fns"l sAssSi o s@S%ay fGE
willie. Cincinnati Columbus, Chi"aso. Junction and
tst . a. m. baltimore, Annapola aud way stations
@ i$IS a. a. m m Baitimorc Eiiicot, city, Annpaois and
.io D M, New York and PhIladslphis EaTyrsss
$40 y. ni Baltimore and way stations Wiheh''te
Hs' p m. baltimore, Bludensbury. and Laurel Eek
n fTeaeTles r. S ~ oess Esa redsr Winchester An,
way stations On Sunday TO Pt of Rocks and WAL
stations only.
$50 .. m. Baltic, ADnapoll4 and way stations
$50 p. M, Phiade plil, Norfolk Rnl Baltnor
express. Eicot City. Passengers for Norfolk tnSei
In the direct " boat AT Canton No connection oi
Sunday for Norfolk
$3.50 p. M. Baltimore and way stations.
'6.S5 j.. M, Chicago and Columbus express SLEEP
ING CAR to Chicago.
.7.30 p. M. baltimore express.
#925 i. M, ST. Louis. Cincinnati and PittsDurg ex
press. SLEEPING CARR To st. Louis and Pitsburl
! No connection for PittsbuI on Sunday.
$50 y. M. New York, Philadelphia and RRliimor
express SLEEPING CAR TO New York. and SPE
CIhL SLEEPING CAR to Philadelphia
Trains marked daily; other trains daily eNcep
Sunday. myl3u
National Republican., 1878-03-05

DunIsos RHEuAATIc REMEpY. is no guack nos
trnm gotten up To deceive the ncredulous but
scaI b1oOd puTifsT that cures rheumatism by iu
posjtiys action on the blood Try H.
National Republican., 1878-03-05

A suPERb collection Of rare and valuable pew
roahs inst opened at the great book auction, Penn
ESXania Avenue, corner u Eleventh street.
National Republican., 1878-03-05

was secured nearly hfly years ago. the military
atrocitcs by which the Irish people were tortured
them.
ireland Is no longer the Ireland Of the past The
harp OF Erin, though not yet walked to jubant
strains OF triumph, rings with more cheerful sound,
and Hope SMILES once again upon the green hills
and beautiful wales Of that
National Republican., 1878-03-05
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Universal r. r. TICKET OFFICE.
ELS to or from all points bought
erchnng ed or sold at q reduction Of ONE DOLLAR
upon any other office or depot In this city.
Tickets good TIL used. Bag gage CHECKED through.
nhiI,vs pa3 Pennsylvania avenue, shoe store
National Republican., 1878-03-05

"Tmr Church of God" is the name assumed
by the German Baptist, organized in one body
by the Rev. John Winebrenner. They num-
Der $1,000 comnuuicants, found mostly in
Pennsylvania Their general conference,
which meets triepniaily, will be held in SYRIA
rilse. Ind May 20
National Republican., 1878-03-05
CITY ITEMS.

YouNG PEOPLE do ray attention to your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them BE wise In time.
Clean them daily with THuRsroS's IVORY PEARL.
ToUTn POWDER the nost perfect dentrliCe known.
II will keep them through life In good condition:
white and sound, will harden the gums swcetcn
the breath, and prevent toOthacLe. Sold BY oil
druggists. 2j and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-03-05

ARE you bilious troubled with headache, dizzy.
ness sick stomach, constipation &c? Are you dys.
peptic, nervous, Gull, and languid? Ayerse TO all
rxertiou. Is your life miserable? You require Il
blood. Take QuIRK's IRISH TEA, The great house
hold remedy. 1t will soon relieve you Sold by. all
druggists, 25 cents per package, which makes O
quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-03-05

WELLS MACHISESPREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsT
ERS arc still the best known. Their curative pow
eTs far suTpass ah others.
National Republican., 1878-03-05

HARD times demand economy; practice 1t by
Tenovnting your sOilcd gloves with JOUvES's ISo
pEGors KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 21 cents pei
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-03-05

is your hair harsh. dry and stiff2 Docs It refuse
to curl? Dress IL with THoNPsoN's PoMADE OPrlNE
An Olcagnous compound of singular merits. II
will improve it. Sold by druggists, &c. Price 10
and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
A Murtleruus Assault.

Yesterday morning cOlored thief named John
Williams was arrested aud locked up at the Eighth
Precinct Station, for Hssuultiug Mr. William
Arendes with stone, Williams has been in the
habit Of loafng around the Eastern Market, and
picking up whatever he could. Mr. AreIlcN having
missed several articles from his stand accused the
prIsOner Of taking them. He denied 1t, and when
MIR Areudes' back was turned, lie seized stone,
and struck him q murdcrnus blow on the back Of
the head Telling him to the ground, The wounded
man was taken 10 his residence, where medical aid
was rendered His physician stated that the wound
was rather serious, but not necessarily fatal.
To AZ already wei. established reputation are
eonstaptly added the warmest praises Of travellers
who have enjoyed tbe inequalities Of the Grand
Central Hotel, Now YORK
National Republican., 1878-03-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. J. H. SQuIER Il Co,
Bankers, l4lO Pennsylvania avenue.
Leh-of clothing, watches pistols. &c, bought at
HeTZOgs Olj ID street Orders attended In.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
Indications.

For N,r England pdnd he Middle States rising
barometer, colder northTeserly Tind', Diminishing
b, force and backing 10 pestcrly or Tdrmer so"'h-
n1y, aud generally clear wedther. folorsd IN latter
lv falling barometer.
National Republican., 1878-03-05

Amuseinents Tonight
EArIoSAL THKA1RE-John 7. Raymond.
THEATRE CosieuE.-Jake Budd and new Va.
Tiety Company.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
At BALTIMORE AND ONO prroT, NEW JERSEY AVE,

At BALTIMORE AND ONO DrroT, NEW JERSEY AVE.
NUE. AND STREET
Morning. EtrT'inp
N:is n. Phil a Bos ex. $50, Baltimore ncCom.
st.., baltimore express 40. Baltimore aCtOnl
80, Western express. bOO, Y, PhH q loS ch
IN, ,BEltin ore accom-. $50, Western Mall.
t1A, Fred ac., tMet. br'ch st1. baltimore accom-
e22, Baltimore, Annapolis sr,t. BAL mOre express
and way, ~, Western express.
kgs, Mnrtinsburg and IIa- ssua Ihnltmare eS press
Epr>towu ac Mel br'ch,' -nfS \ Y, Phil & Hos eN.
eiuao, Baltinioresccom. lnIb, baltimore accoul'
n:3o baltimore express.
sArriye daily Others Sundays excepted
aA- For the lime of departure OF trains see adNer-
themsnts elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
ATTORNEYS.
HOUSES.

IVOR RENT-THE NEW AND ELE3ANf
4 residence containing twelve rooms viii, every
OF WM STfCKNEY. National Savings Bank, cornq
OF Fifteenth street ana Now York ave. sclSs
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HOTELS.

T AFAYETTE HOUSE. EUROPEAN AND
l. American plap.l corner SECOND and streets
NV. Washington d. c. American plan, 800 and s2oo
ocis,Sm JAMES A: DoNNELLY. Proprietor.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
Yational 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.

~ BALTIMORE AND roroNAt DrroT, SIXTH AND
sTREIIsI
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FOR SALE.

BILLIARD! BILLIARDSl
FOR SALE.
One:hnf interest Of one OF the largest and hn,s, Bill.
lard Rooms IN the city, Inquire IT No. 5la Ninth
strecl northwest Ola. NJ. nMIf M&ruN.
National Republican., 1878-03-05
GEORGE G. BELL,
The ELECTRIC PEN.

Lady and Gentlemen Agents wanted on salary n
f.bll l.3ul
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The Peace Congress.

The following is the text Of the
AlIerman note Of invitation to the
Congress: The undersigned, the
Ambassador of the Emperor OF
Germany, has the honor, by or
ders of his Government, to convey
to his Excellency the Marquis OF
Salisbury, Secretary at State for
Foreign Affairs to their Majesty the
Queen of Great Britain and Ire
land, and Empress of India, the
following communication:
In conformity with the initiative
taken by the Austro-Hungarian
Cabinet, the Government of his
Majesty the Emperor has the
honor to propose to the powers
who are the signatories of the
treaties of 1856 and 1871, to meet
IN Congress at Berlin to discuss
there the stipulations of the pre-
liminary treaty of San Stefano
concluded between Russia and
Turkey. The Government of his
Majesty, in giving this invitation
to the Government of her Britain
mic Majesty. consents to admit the
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Washington Letter.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 1, rs.
Washington is lovely in the
month of May, and no spot within
her limits is more sweet and beau
tiful than the Park opposite the
White house. 1t is known as L.
fayette Square, though than eques-
TRAN statue of jackson stands in
It's center. Some one has said it
is one of the idiosyncracies of this
city to put a monument of one
hero IN reservation known by
the name of another" Yet, lovely
as is this place, it might as we'll
be called the Capitals tragic square
so many startling and fatal asso-
Citations are linked with it and it's
surroundings The block of houses
fronting this square have saddest
memories, all of them, but none SO
dreadful as that in which Gen.
Beale now Twas. Many Cabinet
Ministers and other high govern
ment officials have lived in that
house, and never one but has suf
r
Tered some dire calamity while
living there. 1t was occupied by
a club of aristocratic gentlemen at
the time Sickles shot Key in front
OF 1t, aid the latter was taken with
III It's walls to die. Belknap lived
IN 1t when he was Secretary of
Wax. He lost his wife and Oldest
son while in public life, besides
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free discussion of the whole of the
contents of the treaty of San Ste
fano, and that it is ready to par
ticipate therein. In the event of
acceptance of all powers invited,
the Government of his Majesty
proposes to fix the meeting of the
Congress, june 18th. The under
signed, in bringing the above to
the knowledge of his Excellency,
has the honor to ask him to be
good enough to acquaint him as
soon as possible with the reply of
the British Government.
The following is Lord Salisbury's
reply to the foregoing: The under
signed, her Majesty's principal
Secretary of State for Foreign AT
fairs, has the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of his Exsellency's
communication, inviting her Ma
jesty's Government to take part in
a Congress at Berlin, for the dis
cussion OF the stipulations for the
preliminary treaty concluded at
San Stefano between Russia and
Turkey. The undersigned taking
his Excellency's verbal intimatioD
that the invitation has been sent
in the same terms to the other
powers who are signatories to the
treaty of Paris, and understanding
that those powers assent to the in
vitation on the terms stated in his
Excellency's note, has the power
10 inform his Excellency that the
Government of her Majesty will
be ready to take part in a Congress
at the date mentioned.
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Only fancy the Instructions to
which the action of submarine cables
are subjected 1t is said that the
sunfish has repeatedly injured the
cable between Portugal and Brazil
and along the east coast of South
America. Splinters of bone have
been found thrust into the cable
through the several coverings so
deep as to affect the electric wires.
A species of marine animal also APP
pears to devote. its special attention
toward boring and destroying cables.
Whales have likewise caused great
damage. A short time ago the
cable in the Persian gulf ceased to
work. Examination was made, and
it was found that whale, which
was entangled in the cable, had bro
ken it. The animal was covered
over with parasites, and i'm its effort
TO free itself of them by Rubbing its
body against the cable the latter
was broken, and one of the ends
then coiled around the whale in
such way that it was unable to
free itself. and was suffocated.
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On the It'll inst, before the In
vestigating Committee, in the Lou
isiana case, Judge Levissee had a
prolonged examination, the uain
points of which were that the
Judge was offered $4,000 to vote
in blank or otherwise make his
vote null, but that the Judge asked
100000 with a view, as he alleges,
of finding out who had the money.
Levissee occupied the entire day.
Dispatches from the Florida Com
mittee indicate considerable pro-
gress in unearthing local irregu-
larities, but McLin has not yet
been reached.
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District Court Postponed.

The following letter from Judge
Blackman explains itself:
ALEXANDRIA, La, June 12, 1878.
s. b. Shackelford, Deputy Clerk Parish
of Grant:
Dear SRI received your note
giving information of the destruc-
ton of the court building and
records. 1t will be impossible for
me to hold a session of the court
legally in July, as the jury list has
been destroyed and no grand or
petit jury could be inpaneled.-
After consultation with a majority
of the bar here, / have concluded
to postpone the session until the
first Tuesday in October. To at
tempt to hold the court in July
would cost the parish several hun
dred dollars, and no good could be
done. BY October the civil records
may be re-established and place
for holding court provided for by
the Police Jury.
Please have q notice inserted in
your paper notifying all parties in
interest that there will be no ses-
sion of the court in July. but on
the first Tuesday of October next.
The Jury Commissioners will meet
and draw jury according to law.
Very respectfully,
if w. F. BLACKMAN,
Judge Ninth Judicial District.
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Mr.. Levissee swears that "there
is virtue in Louisiana Radical pol
iticians, strange as it may seem. "
We are willing to admit great deal
of latitude in IN investigation like
the present one, but such an ut
terly unnecessary and superfuous
perjury as the above cannot be
tolerated on any consideration.
Mr.. Levisse should be indicted
Washington Post.
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figuring in such political scandal.
Secretary of War, John Spencer,
occupied it in 1871, the year in
which his son was hung from the
yard farm of a vessel for leading
in a mutiny. Upshur and Gilmer,
the two Cabinet Members, who
were killed by an explosion on a
pleasure-boat, were either living
in this House at the time of their
death or had lived there during
their Cabinet term. Secretary
Seward resided there at the time
Lincoln was killed and he so near
ly; and the daughter of its pres
ent occupant was recently bitten
by q mad-dog in Paris. Commo-
dore Rogers, of the Navy, built
this tragic house with prize money.
"For all they that take the sword
shall perish by the sword" Com
modore Decatur built another house
in the same square, also with prize
money, and was living in it when
he was killed in duel at Bladens-
burg near Washington.
RICHARD.
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The sensation which the Potter
committe expects to give to the
country will be the publication. OF
ex-Congressman Darrall's letters
to Anderson. The letters, it is
said, give complete history of the
alleged frauds committed in Lou
isiana. Darrall became discon-
tented with some of the Republi-
can managers soon after the inau-
guration, and in his correspond
ence with Anderson he talked
plainly of matters. A member of
the Potter committee says that the
developments already made are as
nothing compared with what is to
come within few days.
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Newspaper Laws and Regulations

|. Subscribers who do not give
express notice to the contrary, are
considered wishing to continue their
subscription.
2. If subscribers order the dis
continuance OF their periodicals,
the publisher may continue to send
them till all arrearages are paid.
If subscribers neglect or refuse TO
take their periodicals from the office
to which they are directed, they are
held responsible until they have
settled their bills, and ordered them
discontinued.
4. If subscribers move to another
place without informing the pub
fishers, and the papers are sent to
the former direction, they are held
responsible.
5. The courts have decided that
refusing to take the periodicals
from the office, or removing and
leaving them uncalled for, is prima
facie evidence of intentional fraud.n
6. Any person who receives a
newspaper and makes use of it,
whether he has ordered it or not, he
is held in law to be subscriber.
z. If subscribers pay in advance,
they are bound to give notice to the
publisher at the end of their time, if
they do not wish to continue taking
it; otherwise the publisher is au-
thorized to send it ON, and the
subscribers will be responsible unit.
an express notice, with payment of
all arrears is sent to the publisher.
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A Berlin dispatch says: The
subject of the Congress has become
a matter of indifference and even
the Grosser Kurfurst calamity is
hardly spoken of in the presence of
the attempted assassination of the
Emperor. The country trembles
with the shock and tho disgrace is
deeply felt every where. That the
socialist ranting should lead estray
Hoedel is ineligible enough.
That a doctor of philosophy, an
intelligent, highly cultivated indi-
vidual, the scion of respectable
family, could have been deceived
by the absurd philosophy of the
commune, and stimulated to force
his individual madness upon the
common sense Of the sane millions
was unexpected. The people were
not prepared for the extreme re-
suit OF the theories rife in their
midst.
Ii sober, intelligent man, of
some position in society and as
niripoy IN ooh olont;o lo,>x III
be- betrayed into lifting his hand
against this kind-hearted old man,
the venerable sovereign of his peo-
pie and the living impersonation
of their long designed unity, there
must be an infection in these doc
trines which no one would have
attributed to them few day ago.
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