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FOREIGN.
Gort.chakon's Resignation.

VIENNA, Nov. l3.-If the report OF the
retirement Of Gortschakoff is true, 1t may
be inferred that the approach Of St. Peters
burg towards Berlin and the resignation
of Gortschakoff, who is credited to some
extent with the enlargement between Ger
many and R1ssia, are not altogether
disconnected events.
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Grant Abroad-WorSs OF Ne'come
from she Princes ana Poten-
tales or the Ola World.

ain Utah there still remains remnant OF
baIDaIism Tepugnart 20 ciShn fiion' W &c
r. pcy. ard TO tn- laws of The United States.
Inc seli-styiei saints wI!i De protected IN the
worship OF God according ~ Tie dictates Oh
their cJnsciznc-s, but nOt Ia their El"iatlon
If law under the COAX oI Ie IsIOn." -ihifu
Annual Message, ISL.
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Fatal Ere panp ExplosIo,

LONDON, Oct. ban explosion Of fire
damp in the Short Heath colliery, near
WoIverhampton, caused the death OF si1
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The Mutineers Delivering Up Their
SpOils.

LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch from
Cabul of the eth says: The mutinous
troops of the Amer in Turkistan have de-
livered up nearly 500 stand OF arms, 100
c,mels and some equipage.
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Withdrawal OF troops Ordered-Wil
Take . Leave OF \ bsence.

CoNsrANrINoPLE, Nov. 13.-The Porte
has ordered the withdrawal of a greater
part OF the troops stationed at the. Turco-
Greek Frontier.
Fourneirs, French Ambassador to Turkey;
will leave here in January next on several
month, leave Of absence.
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Going 60 the Peaurensiary.

Major II. A. Bshuey, OF Cherokee county.
Kansas, with Il NJ. Willis and William Cot
tonham as guards, arrived In the city yester-
day morning, having In charge the following
prisoners sentenced to the penitenitsry:
l;eorge Melton, for manslaugh t-r, three
years; James Blair, horse stealing, four
years; ]. Nonskrie'H. horse stealing, three
years, ard VIM. Ssxion, another horse thief,
four wears
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NEW YORK, Nov. ia Harrisburg
dispatch says: The Governor OF Penn
sylvania hss decided not to respite Charles
Draws ard Frank Siichier. sentenced to be
hanged tomorrow At Lebanon"
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Captured by the British.

SIMLA, Nov 13.-The troops Of the ex.
petition under General Baker surrounded
a town in Ehordes valley and captured
fifty prisoners and large quantity OF
arms.
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A Good Example for the Other Tramps

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 1S.-Mrs.
Matte Potts. who recently completed a
walk from Philadelphia TO New Orleans
and return, attempted suicide last night by
placing her hesd upon railroad track
Poverty and failure TO iod employment led
to the act.
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9esr them, and should entrust power TO one
who has shown mat he knows so well how
10 WELD it."-LncIus Robinson. present Gov.
error Of New YORK, May q, 1864.
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~ am glad TO welcome General hrant 70
Gsrrnsny HIS Majesty command, me u
say that he feels the greatest Interest IN ) our
heroic achieve m-nis, and the distinguished
part you have played IN the blsioIy oi your
country. "-B!smarck, June loio.
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.You are washington's legitimate succes.
eor, and occupy q position OF almost danger.
Gus elevation but II you continue, rs here
tofore, to be yourself-simpie honest. and
unpretending-you will enjoy through lie
the Iove and respect OF friends and the hom-
see Of millions, who Will award you q large
shsre I'm securing TO them and their descend
ants a government of law and stability. -
Sherman to Grant, March, lS4.
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An Aptiaua,ed Building Burned.

LONDON. Nov. I3-A fire at Frarbach
Prussia, between Frier and Cobleniz, de-
s.royed sixty houses, among them the town
hail building, dating from the l6:h cen
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"ihe cItv OF punlin wecomes General
Grant the heroic soldier aud the VII states
man and presents him with the freedom OF
the city. "-Speech CT the Lord Mayor oil DuU-
lin, January, ls1I.
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ain The name of the Khedive of Egypt, l
extend a most cordiai welcome to General
Grpnt.--Sp eech o. the Governor OF AieIan.
uria, January, lS.o
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HIS Successor.

PARIS, Nov. l3.-General Aymand. Gov
ernor Of Paris, succeeds Marshal Cours-
bert As President of the Commission for the
promotion Of officers in the French Amy.
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GRANT ABROAD.

ave admit and receive you to be a burgess
aud guild brother of the city and rUysi. burgn
Of Glasgow. speech o; the Lord ProEosi,
September ISIS,
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PRICE Is CENTS.

Be careful thst yoa are not deceived Into
bcyina some v0rthleD plnster nd 20 oee Qua!
Reofricity and Healing 6alnAnc = aoaa II
ahovOe nk Sold ~ III Dg1uEig1 0sslnE11
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Confessed His Crime.

CooPERsTowN, n. Y, Nov. 13.-Buii,
who is to BE- hanged Friday, for the muir
der of CAthr;ne Richards, has confessed his
crime
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G.rtb.,a,.s divorce suit.
U.laeky seraieves Again visited BY

ROME, Nov. 13.-General Garibaldis
divorce suit will come before the Court OF
Appeals on the 18th inst.
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"When relieved fIom the responsibilities
of NV present trust by the election oil a sue
cessor, - neither il be st the end of thIs term
or Inc next, hope TO leave TO him as exs.
cuII,e a country at peace within It's own
borders with outside nations, with n credit
AT home and abroad, and without emb irTa>s.
ing questions To threaten It's future prosper
NV - rGuL'- Letter vi Acceptsnce, 49,
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GRANT Ar HONE.

$40 Major General Grant: do not remeIn.
b that \ GU and 4 ever met personally j
write this now as q grateful acknowleig-
IN. mt Of the almost ines;imAble services You
have done the countIy."-Abraham l. neon,
July Is 1853.
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ALIFETIaE OF torture is often endured by
the rheumatic. Their pangs may, however,
b promptly relieved. and the disease eradi-
Gated with Thomas Eciectric Oh, which 1
moreover, swift and thorough remedy for
neuraigia. lame back. sores. bruises. frost-
pito, CORN, exooriated nipples, ipnAmed
Sftho Es1afhing cnSana For iunher parttcu.
i1ss - ear adragtias0sns- In aAoehee
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AS long as live n0'hinu shall be spared
to continue this friendship" The Emperor
of Russia, July. ls1S
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

81 greet YOU as a soldier and ooluraie.' y
President NacMahon-
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at is my honest opinion that Grant has no
more ideS OF what he may do In the futnre
than you have. II yon were TO ask MIN, ne
couldn't tell you. He acts only when the
moment for action comes. He never ttoSs
q fog horn. John Russell Young.
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at is especially gratifying 10 me TO wei
come YOU as "a guest OF this country
Speech OF the Prince OF W aies, June, ls.'.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed of in
Police court yesterday:
John Brenner was fined $40 for being
drunk.
AIoT 70 Smith, for b ling drunk and for or
scene and indecent language, was fined slo.
frankie Miller, the boisterous female men,
toned yesterday morning. was fined SO for
being dIun K. street walking, disturbing the
p.ace ANA uziug obscene language.
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vienna, Nov. ia large fire occurred
At Sefsjsvos Monday. Many buildings
we've destroyed.
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seuth Leayeu~or.a Drug store.

A complete line Of drug. pants, oils, var
utshes, patent medicines, window glass and
putty Also ths celebrated homeopathic
medicines Of Humphrey Z Luytsr. Every
osll OoEnee Fdh and ChAtnut
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There is no man living VINO Spain
would tel more Delighted 10 AoLor. king
OF spain, August. 1873
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Simmons LIVER Regulator
or Medicine,

OF "SO'CtIIS,
IL em;nentIy Family Medicine; and by
ug Kept ready for immediate resort Will
save many an hour of suffering and many
dollar in time and doctors bills.
After over forty years trial IL Is stlii re-
ceiying the most unqualified testimonials 10
its virtues from persons OF the highest char.
acter and responsibility. Eminent pnysE
cians commend 1t for all diseases oil the
liver.
OPINION OF THE CLERGY.
simmons Liver Regulator Is certainly q
specific for that class OF complaints Wnlcn IL
claims to cure. IL any OF our fellow beings
are suffering from hepatic disorders ana
have dou BITS in relation to the efficacy OF thus
nopular preparation, we can only offer them
the simple and candid argument OF Philip 10
Nathaniel, Come and See Try the pro
posed remedy and then you can Judge iur
yourselves.-Rev. DAVID wills, Pastor oi
Presbyterian Church, Macon, Ga
Take Sin, IN ons' Liver RcHu-
lutOr.
THE SYMPTOMS of liver complaint are un-
cas- mess and pain In the side. sometimes
The pain Is in the shoulder, ana Is mistaken
for rheumatism. The stomach Is affected
with loss OF appetite and sickness, bowels IN
general cOstiye. sometimes altering win lax,
The head Is troubled with pain, anu uuli
heavy sensation, considerable loss OF MEM
ory accom- panied with painful sensation OF
having left undone something which ought
to have been done. Oiten complaining OF
weakness, debility and low spirits Sline-
times many of the above mptoms attend
itls sease, and at other times very lew
Them, out the liver IS generally the organ
most involved. The cheapest, purest ana
b.st family medicine in the world For Dys-
p-psia, Constipation, Jaundice, BillouS
| Attacks Sick Headache. Collie, Depression OF
spirGts, Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, etc.
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LONDON, Nov. H.-The.heavy gales yes
terday at Scarborough, Liverpool. Kirk.
wall aud Dundee caused some damage to
shinplrR.
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Anew Anthem Book IL nearly ready.
The Musical Record Is always new. " U
DER year, d cents per copy-
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GRANTS PLATFORM.
as G,yEy BY HIMSELF IN his
LESlEKs, SPEECHES AND
OFFICIAL ITfER ANCiS.

Grant at Hsme-What Was Thought
or the Hero Of Vicksburg and
AppOmettON by Lincoln and
Other
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Reference. from WellknOwn Physt'
clans, Druggists and Citizens.

Geo. W. Hou .htcn. Esq Waltham, Mas
care! after twelve years Of suffering. ".
Chas Main. Boston. writes: 81 consider II
sup.r,or to any preparation laid down IN
apy Textbook with which I am familiar
Nm. Bowen, Esq, of Mediation, Grant q
Rpwen, 225 Pine street, II. Louis, writes IN
the warmest terms of IL to his FIRE nd, Il. A.
MeIiier wholesale druggist, urging that some
more rapid means of introducing IL 70 the
,,-onIe of his city be taken. &. ID. BALDWIN,
4 Co. druggists, Washington, Ind say they
never sold remedy giving such universal
satisfaction. samuel Spinney, Meadow vale.
n. =. saws il operated on his ~ stem in way
fuat nothing ever given him by physicians
mad DONE Geo +. DinsmOe. Boston drug
cist SAYS that the cure effected IN MS case
was so rema: < able that IL seemeitG msny
mat in could not b.. true. He therefore made
oath To IL before Seth J. Thomas, Esq, JUS
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sANEoRD's RADICAL CURE

aJ-Iesrs the Head and Throat 20 thorou2hly,
that, taken in the morning on rising, there
are no UNPLEASANT secretions. anu no disa-
greea BILE hawking during the entire day, bot
An unprecedented Gle lrness OF Voice ana
Respiratory Organs" Price, with improved
Inhaler and Treatise, 81. sou oy All prus-
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.Sitn the expression of desire 10 see a
sneedy h.aIiilg of al bitterness OF feeling be-
tween sections, raIt.es. or Faces oil eltlZsns,
and the time SLea tie title citizen carries
with AZ an rs. protection and privileges To
rh,. rurab!e-t that II does To the most exslt-
ed, / subscribe myself. very respectfully,
your obedi.nt servant, u. >. Grant,
of Acceptable, loIS-
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IT believe that the hopes Of the people are
rssslne upon General Grant He hns DIS
played the qualities whi,h give AL men
conhdence. Victory hss attended him
VhargveR he hae gonA In ny ludement,-
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Discovery OF LXteasive Frauds On
me Reyenue In New York.


New YORK, Nov. l5.-Whst il sup.
po.ed to be an extensive series OF frauds on
The revenue has Just, it ia claimed, been
brought to light through the seizure OF the
stock of a large importing firm on Barclay
street. The latitude allowed by the United
States laws in regard TO the importation OF
articles intended for sac-fdotsl use free OF
duty afforded the alleged opportunity for
the carving out Of part OF The operations
alluded to. 1t is said that the fine for the
alleged frauds, If imposed, would amount
to upward of 100000.
The result Of the Governments investi-
CATION of the present case has tended to
show alleged frauds OF three classes-for-
gery, differentiation, and wrong clas,ifcs-
tion-and of no less than eight different
kinds:
/. Altering ard forging Of priests
oaths.
2. The passage of goods free OF duty on
forged osths.
3. The passing OF church statuary, man.
ufactured of mineral substances, az works
Of art.
The wrong classification OF silk
goods.
5. Passing books free Of duty under the
law allowing books printed and published
over twenty years to be counted.
4. Church ornaments passing az church
regslia.
I. Passing of gold crosses "a iewelry.
S. This alleged fraud consisted OF a firm
giving goods out of their stock when they
should have imported the articles IS the
law directs.
In frauds on statuary alone it is stated
that the government lost $4,000. 1t Is
estimated that the Government has lost by
these alleged frauds during the last tive
years 100000 and altogether not less than
$40 600
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That the unprecedented growth In pnpu.
IatIoa and products OF The whole cpunlr'
will require sddit oDsl facilities ana cheap
.r ONES for The transportation OF more buhki
articles of minerce, II demonstrated.
won a. Therefore sugge.t a cpmmiSslo1 10
consider how Congress can appropriately
I-gisIsta upon this sut Jsct.-Fourlh Annual
Message, sI2.
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Lolita oldham had puIloined two rings
which, as she ssid To The r pos Ter sue uldh
knoyV EaS 50 pr.ciouS.r She l. young col
or.d sirl, scarcely In her teens. She was nned
81 90 al a costs, amounting in alto near
slO, which her parents We're endetNofihs 70
raisa Tor her yesterday afternoon to prevent
her from going to jail
VIM smith. on r peace warrant, was put IN
hoods of $50 10 keep the peace, giving IBIS
prrsonal rtctl.nlZanCe.
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Applied FOR a Writ OF IIabeas Corpus

LITTLE Rock, AK, Nov. I5'-In Inc
case of Harrv sisson, before United
States Judge, Parker, OF the western dis
trict court, on a habeas corpus from u
Cherokee court where he had been sen.
terced to death for murder, Judge Parker
remsnded the prisoner to the authorities
of the nation. The application was made
upon the ground that Sisson was OF mixed
white and Cherokee blood. The Judge
decides that the Cherokee constitution
gives citizenship to children having Indian
blood from the other side, and thst the
prisoner was amendable to the Cherokee
law
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81, Ulysses Grant, call attention 10 lne
Acl of ongr, s., and direct that no Teduct
ion be made in the wages paid to worklns-
men and mechanics on account OF tue re
ducliou of the hours OF LABOR. B
Proclamation, May ii, ls12.
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the
of
81 FO,TER
Bin TAO
In nwOthby
scens-
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Lottery Companies In Trouble.

WAsHINGroN, Nov. l3.-Upon the repre-
sentarion OF numerous af'idavits OF special
agen,s of the Postoftice Department, Poet
m ss,er General Key has arrived at the
conclusion that all lottery companies and
lottery agents are doing q fraudulent bust
ness within The purview of his statutory
powers concerning schemes to defraud the
public. He has therefore to-day COM
menced the issuance of special orders to
the postm asters at specified cities directed
by name, against all persons known to be
concerned in the lottery business, forbid
ding postm ssters to pay any postal money
order or to deliver registered letters to per-
ous thus named. The money-orders and
reg. stored letters are TO be returned TO the
.enders, and the letters are to be stamped
with the word fraudulent"
In view also of the fact that most OF the
persons engaged in selling lottery tickets
are doing business under assumed names,
the department has also Issued instructions
for the rigid enforcement Of the existing
! regulations which requires the postm ssters
10 send all ordinary mail matter addressed
| to names that are known to be fictitious TO
the dead letter office. The special orders
issued to-day are directed to the postmaster
at New York city, in regard 10 the follow
| ing. namely: Wiley Barrow, alias I. j.
Com merford, alias Thomas J. Hayes q Co /;
w. h. Porter ard W C. Creighton, aliss
b. II. Porter q Co; Theodore Seyock, alias
B. Nathan 4 Co; B. Frank Moore, ALA
| NJ. A. Dauphin; Williamson n Co, alias
Royal Havans Lottery Co., and Brathan
Il Co., all advertising New York city as
their postcffice address; to the postmaster
at Louisville, KY, in regard TO Com
! merfori, alias The wealth Dis,ri'
button Co. and 10 the postri 'ster st New
| Orleans, in regard to NJ. A. DauphIn.
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"But must dissent from one remark OF
our Consul, to the effect that / saved the
country during the recent war. Ii our
country could be saved or ruined by The
(, forts of any one man, We should not have
q country, and We should not oe now ceie
nratiug our Fourth OF JuIy."-Speech at
Hamburg, in response to American Consul.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
~ For A
L. CATARRH -

Is a nsvcr.failing specific. When every other
remedy has failed, when physicians have
nra- ouneed cure impossible, II has by It's
powerful alternative aud resnlvent properties
acting through the blood, and by its healing.
bsISamic properties acting upon the diseased
nasal surfaces, lifted the afflicted, as IL were,
from the very grave. No other remedy has
done this. for no other remedy possesses In
ia-rn 50 pure and simple, yet 40 powerfully
effective, the real sences, as II were, OF the
barks and shrubs from which II Is prepared
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"There are many men who would have
done far better than did under the circum-
stances in which found myself during the
var III had never he'd command; II
had fallen II all our Generals had faleD,
ther. we're ten thousand behind US who
would have done our WORK just as Well, VINO
would have followed the contest to the enc,
and never surrendered the Union."-Speech
at Hamburg.
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| Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This Institution Was regularly 1ncorpora
ted by the Legislature of the State for Educa.
tional and Charitable purposes in 1858, fer
ehe Term Of twenty Five Wears, 10
which contract the inviolabie faith OF the
state Is pledged, with a capital oil ,,VoUy y,
m which IL mas since added "A reserve fund OF
s35OCOO, Its Grand single N0mb her
aorawiugs will take place monthly On
n never scales or posipones. Look al the ioi-
lowing Distribution:
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1.-THE free schoo. Is tue promoter OF thst
Intelligence which is 10 preserve us Tree
nation."-Speech at pes Moines, November,
1879.
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"Therefore, Il Is q mistake and reflection
upon the people to attribute To me, or 10 any
number OF US who held high com insnds, the
salvation OF the Union. We did our work ss
veil as we could, and so dad hundreds oil
thousands OF others. We deserve no credit
Tor it, for We should have been unworthy Oh
our country al d of the American name II We
had not made every sacrifice To save the
Union. speech at Hamburg.
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"AIthou. h a soldier by education and
profession, have never felt any fondhess lot
war and have never advocated IL, except
as a means of pesce."-Reply 10 the Lord
Mayor OF London.
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let us ali labor 10 add all needful guaran-
tees for the more perfect security oi Tree
thought, free speech, and free press, pure
morals, unfettered religious Sc htineu.s, az =,
~ eousI rights and privileges To al men, II.
resp.ctiye of nationality, color or reils-
ion Speech at Dss Moines.
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"WhiIe remain Executive, all ;he laws oil
Congress ana the provisions OF the tcnNiitu,
non iucludipg he recent amendments will
lie en- forced with Iigor."-Grant's sixth An
nusl Message,
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at is my conviction That the c!slIl.eu
world - tending toward government by the
people through Their chosen representatives,,
and that our own great Republic Is destlneh
To be the guidIu. star TO all offers. -pfdhts
second inaugural.
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"Wnen education Is generally diffused we
NAV feel Assufei of the permanency ana
perpetuity O. our Installations al
Oakland.
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1--WE are a Republic whereof one man is as
good as another before the law.'-Grants
SIKH Annual Message.