davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Scion Chase Protests.

SCION Chase publishes letter In IN.
Portland Lcdier. protesting against the.
programme Of rtllsbury. Mcclellan 4 Co.
To count oui enough republican Senators
and Representatives to give the democrats
a majority In the Legislature. lie con.
eludc. by saying:
"fhe crcenback party sill put Il. heel
npon any Irregular procecdings-wiII not
mix up with stealing nor receiving stolen
goods The duty of the t;oyrrnor and
q uncii - plain and simple. They are to
be governed by the law aud the consiItu-
ton, and not By precedenis established by
the republican party The greeuback party
cannot aford to adopt course that must
be defended by technlcalliies and specl Al
pieadirg. Each House and not the GOV
ernor and Council is the Judge OF tue quail
ihcatlons OF it, own members. II the re-
pnbiicau- see ~ 10 count In men elected by
fraud. The greenhsckers can stand IL bet.
ter Than 10 have the Governor and Council
count out men who are elected on the face
OF the returns"
Unfortunately Scion Chase speaks for
oniy 1c~ OF the better class Of grccnbAck.
cfs, although he is regarded as the father
Of that doctrine In this State. The gast
mass Of the party are already SO conpN..
ly under the lead OF r,ll.bury. Mcclellan
4 Co. a. to stand ready To endorse any
revolutionary measures they may adopt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
-----------------
Democratic Tactics.

The Republican Advisory Committee re
gard 1t as fact OF large Importance that
not one member of the Republican party
has been permitted To see the election re-
turns since the day OF election. CsnJi
dates counsel. Senators elect. Represents
lives elect and County officers OF the Re
publican party have all in turn applied and
all In turn been re!u-e
On the other side Democratic G,ver-
nor. Democratic Council. Democratic
lawyers and Democratic town officer. have
al! been permitted to examine the returns
and one member of the Advisory G .nnit
tee says they can prove that return. from
Democratic towns have been und.ro.,n,
correction Tor the past six weeks ana thar
ia the case OF one particular town. vel
known To the committee. the returns w.r,
corrected a lately as the early psrt ~ lac,
week and The corrected return sworn Ia A.
having been made In open town meeftnO
September Sth
And -, this is Maine and not Mi...sir-
pi. But then. We have Democrats herr. aud
they are always the same wherever they
are found.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
viii Governor Gs1celou Keen His
Word

There seems to be no dispute that Gov.
Garcelon expressly assured Mr. Dinyley,
Mr.. Lindsay. aud Mr.. Emery, that as soon
as the returns OF votes were opened. all
candidates and their friends should have
free access to them. that ample opportunity
should be given for Inspection OF the re-
turns and for amendments where they
were smendsble. and that full hearing
would be given on any point that might
be made against any return or candidate.
All three OF the gentlemen named agree as
TO what Gov. Garcelon said. and they
thanked the Governor for his fair and hon.
orable ASSURANCES, and stated to him. thar
their apprehension OF unfair conduct we're
much relieved thereby. These gentlemen
subsequently expressed elsewhere their
confidence In Gov. Garcelon's integrity
ana fairness. The Democratic corre.pon-
dent OF the Commercial gave a very similar
account Of the conversation made by Gar
celon TO Dingley, Lindsay and Emery.
That Gov. GarcelOn gave the above as
surances Is settled. Will he keep his word
he cannot svoid il BY claiming that the
talk related To County offices. Senstors
and Representatives were expressly men
TONED BY Mr.. Dingley and Gov. Garcelon
well knew that members Of the Legislature
were what Republicans were snxious
about. Nor can he take refuge behind his
Council He is the Governor and his Coun-
Gil can do no act without his concurrence.
Gov. GarceIon has given fair and honora-
BILE assurances. will he keep his faith :
Has he got firmness enough and integrity
enough to stand by his pledged word?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

Inc genius OF the Angle Saxon race has
always been opposed TO secrecy, aud con-
cesimen, in governmental operations.
The freer the government. the more open
and public has been its exercise. De-pot-
Ism seeks concesl,nent Liberty demands
publicity. No stsr chambers hsve had
place In true republics. nor since the days
OF the Stusrts in any Anglo Saxon nation.
Court sessions are always oper. Court
records and files are open TO public inspec-
ton, ahd copies can be had on demand
Legislative sessions are always op.a
Town meetings are always public. Town
records aud files are aIways public and
copies can be had. Everywhere publicity
Is the rule. for publicity is the best safe
guard of liberty. SO IL is with elections
aud the counting of votes The list. of
voters have to be posted TO public view.
The election meetings are public. The
ballot box II always In full view. The
votes ar, counted. the record thereof made.
the lists thereof made. and sealed up all in
open m"eting, In iull view of all the cleo
ior-. Publicity is the safeguard srsiu,i
mi.-counting. mis-rccording. mIs-return-
ing OF votes. so has IL been heretofore
with the opening and counting these Re
turns by the Governor aud Couocii. Gov.
Washburn. Lot NJ. Morrill,, A. 4. Mnrri.I.
Ferhsm Dingiey aud Conner all concur
that there was no secrecy amer the returns
were opened. that any person could see
the returns. and see the count. Their. l..
the same reason for this publicity, as Tor
the publicity at the counting at the polls.
The Founders OF the L. :. Constitution
were so impressed with the necessity of
this publicity ia the counting OF returns.
that they provided tina, the returns from
the Electoral College should be onen.d
and counted In the presence OF both houses
OF congress. The people OF Maine have
SO m1eh desired publicity In th. matter
OF returns that. while they recognized
the necessity of the returns being Kept
sealed until they were opened by tn.
proper authority. they enacted thst other
lists should be at once sent in from each
town. snd Immediately opened In the
Secretary OF States Office. In order that IA,
people might not have to await the formal
counting.
There Is no occasion for conc.ament OF
returns after they are opened. nor Tor So.
crecy IN the counting. All talk ,boa,
danger OF their being changed or stolen.
i hosh. Court dies sre always open. but
their mutilation or loss j. very rare. aud
then usually traceable TO carclc.sne.s; so
With town flies. la the case OF los, returns.
they can be supplied by copie. OF the town
records - there need be no sp-ctal
ANXIETY nn that score John Il Fus,er
nav iIquuc Where the Iaa Is r,yalrlHg lhe
Governor and Council Ia permit Inspection
Of the returns. We would inquire OF Ll.u.
where the ia~ il. permitting him snd hi.
fellows "a hide Official returns aftcr they
have becu opened. Why do they Wish to
do M Whv are they afraid OF pubHc.ty1
II may be the supreme Court vii! be
obliged TO saw 1t has no jurisdiction to
compel publicity, but the question viii
remain, 'rhy are oficia! returns hid from
the people?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
The Yazoo Plan.

Lewiston Journal. I

The part PLAYED by the shotgun in
the recent Mississippi election is gradu-
ally being made known. On the night
OF the election ii will be remembered il
was promptly telegraped North tina,
lazoo county had gone democratic.
This county in 1873 gave 2,499 Iepubli.
eau votes TO 63o democratic, but under
the shotgun policy gave 2 for SIR. HAYES
and 1872 for Mr.. TiIden in 1876. The
Nicksburg Herald, democratic journal
which dissents from the policy OF fraud
and violence, saws that the recent elec.
ton IN Iazoo county was criminal
farce; that as many as fifty shots were
hred near the polls in Yazoo CITY; thai
iusiiiades OF shots were fired at different
points nearly all over the county during
The lew days ust before the election.
and that general determination was
expressed 10 carry The election at all
hazards.
The Herald. In referring 10 the voting
in DE Soto county. in which, preyious
to the shotgun campaign of 1875, the
republicans had majority OF abont
1000. but where, since that event. the
democratic majority has been about 900
saws that the election was overwhelrn-
ingly fraudulent aud that ballot BOXES
were stuffed aud votes thrown out la
Lowhdes county, where the republican
vote has been 1000 but which in 1876
gave two votes for Hayes and 2O73 for
Iildcn. a prominent democratic poli-
tlcian told the Cincinnati Commercial
that the democrats carried the county
oy not allowing the "niggers" to vote.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

An old physician, retired from practice, hav.
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma,
and all Throat and Lung Affections, also a
positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after having test
ed its wonderful curative powers in thousands
OF cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows Actuated by this motive
and desire TO relieve human suffering, will
send free q charge to all who desire it, this re-
cipe, in German, French, or English. with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp. naming this
paper, w. n. sHERAR, 149 Poeers' Block
Rocaestev, N. !. A.e.o.w.1at.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Gov. Garcelon. 4 Word In Your Ear.

Look before you leap" Before vcu
have gone too far To re,race your steps.
look well TO the end. lie assured. that
your political opponents eau stand it.' If
5 Gu and your coadju,ors can. It',adanrer-
ous game, YOU are playing. dAngcrou, to
the player.
Where, iu the solid south" dIl vour
Exec lcucy learn the plantation trtcA ,er's
slci.ht OF hand; /, BOBBY roomh.. whose
doleGul voice cries death to the mon" -
one IT your pronptcr, AID hackers: No
matter whom !. may be- yours is the re-
sponsibii.iy. NJ matter how many Eben
r. may stand hrhfaI me curtalI. yog
must face the hi.-c~ u az Indignant aud
c"cc, /; may be- port 10 goo. but j. J.,
death To- the Fusion ia MAtuc.
During the bricf term OF your accidental
power, you may thwart the nt4j Of The pco-
pie, you may count ouI" whom the peo-
tile have chosen, YOU may hl.jry Your
oath, violate the Constitution, warp and
twist. ana ,iul,lly the return. !" ave
more, 10 your craze Of power, sou may
count y5arssif Ia, aud a. = Gubrrnatortal
Fraud, Occupy u position which you can
not MI, and 10 which, another, and bet
that each pettIfogging quibble, Ike Dead
Sea ftut, will turn 10 lshc. on your lips "
The time Ia the immediate future, viii
come. when, wiki shame and sorrow, and
m.ny regret, yonI review the part Of a
fool YOU are playing.
should you per-i-t In your counting
ont" scheme Of fraud and folly, when those
Who are bounding you on, haviu. no lurth-
er use Of your paw To rake their nuts
from the fire" will drop you Ike hot
potato" and should you survive the fall. il
will be, to be swamped By an oyerw helm
Ing wave OF contempt.
II you persist, remember, that an allo-
pathic dose OF social prescription is a "shot
gun" remedy. Remember, that YOU are
not Governor by the choice of the people
but gnbernatorial come-J y-chdncs, at best.
You never was the first choice OF the Deu-
ocratic Party, neither was you put in nom
nation, with any thope that there was
ghost OF chance for your election; but
"tet-toetAer" must be selected to keep the
hook together two-year-old wether
makes capital mutton.
Ere /. is too late,
"Dare to be true; nothing can need lie:
\ fault which needs It most, grows two there
by.r
FAIRPLAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

HAScocK. ss.-Sov. stth. ls-p.

HANCOCK. ss.-Noy 2tth, ls-g
T HAVE this day taken on Execution from Tie
L supreme Judicial Court, tho right which Charles
/ Mcfarland has or had on The third day OF July
49, The Iinc Of the attachment ON the orisina
Hfit' oil reieeEntnE from a mortgage ~ l.. A.
Emery, daisrt February 9th. A. n. ls.s AMI re
ror'iei IA Hancock Registry OF Deeds Vol I65
l"io -, certain parcel Of land situate, in Ellis
Mof N an sAii county. aud described as follows
FeSInhing on the north side OF the Townssnd
Lane and near The corner Of the field and PASTURE
ichte thence running north 6t," west forty seven
rods thence south ~ east sixty one rods thruc,
south 3 west twenty hve ru,is thence south y.
east To The east line Of the lot thence westerly ON
tie pond line 10 Thomas Towns.nd's line thence
hoFth a. west on Said Townsend and Irr,miah
hoF Ht"u's line one hundred and fourteen r,.I.
more or les. Ia the place Of beginning and con
a4nths my acres. more less and being the
same premises conveyed 10 said Mcfarland by
ihonaS townsend. by deed dated oct ilul l--i
anu rncor'io,i ~ the Hancock Ksgistry Of Deeds
'"t lid. Page i!.. And shall sell said right NJ
Fupl' auction % the highest bidder At the 3tfire
81 hale 4 EmrrE, ia Ellsworth. IN Naid & ounty GA
saturday. the s'ta lay Of December. 4 u ,I.-3.
al - O'Clock noon.
\ l. bEyEEEJN \. ShcriG
\ true cupT-Aitest-
S"As a. IL DEEERtEN. Shcrtx
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Thanksgiving.

Aside from individual causes 70: Civ
ing thanks, a. 8 people. we have abnn-
dant reasons for thankfulness in the i'm
proved condition of all classes during
the past year. The closd that has over
Swallowed Us for so long las been dis
PEELED; confidence has returned and OR
people are again hopeful OF the future.
Labor is in demand aud is Justly remu
nerated. Old industries have been re-
vived and new ones have sprung mp.
Money is circulating more freely and the
Injuries Is well as the necessities Of
life are again attainable. Our country
is not only feeding its own people. but
Is. in large measure, contributing 10
the wants of European nations. We
have added 10 the wealth OF the world.
during the past year, more than any
other Nation and this wealth has largely
found its way into the hands OF pro-
ducers. Let us not forget that the Glver
OF all good things has showered His
blessings on Us most abundantly and 10
him should our Thanks be gi.en.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
SheriH's Sale.

HANCOCK, ss.-Nov. 2sth A. D.. lssp.
T HAVE this day taken on Execution from the
/ supreme Judicial Court. the right which Reuben
G. Durgsn has or had on the 18th day of January,
A. u, ls7f, being the time of the attachment ON
the original writ TO redeem from mortgage to
Joseph I. Hinckey. dated July End. A. D., is7s.
and recered in Hancock County Registry of Deeds.
Vol, 49,, Page iaS. the following described real
estate situated in Buehill. bounded and described
follows, TO wit: BEGINNING at the n, T.. corner
bounds of said Reuben q. Durgan's homestead
farm, and running by the fence s., ~ east
eighty three rods 10 corner bounds thence $, 42A'
west seventy-seven rods. thence s. 81 east
twenty three rods TO corner bounds, thence west
eight rods, thence s, thrty-iour rods thence $,
IN west fifty six rods to the highway; thence
said highway s., ~ west eighty-oue rods; thence
=, IN west seventy rods TO corner bounds,
thence n, ~ west one hundred and one rods 10
Lemuel Z. Cushings land; thence n, Az" west
two hundred and seventy-on rods To first men
toned bounds. containing two hundred acres more
or less.-being the same premises conveyed TO said
purgan by Joseph liinckley aud Robert w. Hinck
ley, by deed dated Oct 18th, A. D.. 1873, and
corded in Hancock Registry, Vol, lol, Page wi.
excepting one piece Of about twenty. dive acres,
sold 10 Lemuel Z, &. inekley, aud one piece of
about twenty acres, sold To James McSamars.
And | shall sell said right at public auction, at
the Office of Hale & Emery. in Ellsworth. in said
County, on Saturday. the 9th day OF December.
A. D.. 1872 at nine O'Clock in the forenoon.
A. X. DEVEREUX. sheriff.
\ true cOpy-Atlest
3ats a. X. DEyEREUX, sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Sherifl''s sale.

HANCOCK. IS :-sHERIFF's OFFICE. Nov. "a. is7s.
7 HAVE this day taken on Execution, issued from
1 the supreme judicial Court the right which
Charles A. Hayward had on the 18th day OF Sep
icmber, is1>, the time Of the attachment thereof
on the original writ. Of reteeming from y mort,
gage IN Henry Darling. datc, July H. ls76 aud re-
corded in the Hancock Registry Of Deeds, Vol I51 .
folio 81, three undivided Gourths of certain parcel
OF land at Bar fiarbor in the town of Eden In salt
County. being the parcel formerly known as tho
HsyH ard House Lot. and now known as the W esq
End Hotel. and particularly described as follows:
beginning at clefted stone between John
Ro,iicks barn, and the foot of the bar thence ten
rods ave feet four inches northery TO stake thence
eastcriy fifteen and one half rods land formerly
owned by James HamGr deceased thence south
eriy by said fiamor's land ten rods feet four
inches 10 stake. thence westerly afteen and one
half rods u first mentioned bounds containing one
acre more or less.
And shan sell the same at public auction 10 In,
highest bidder therefor. at the Office of Hale 4
Emery IN Ellsworth. in said County. on Saturday
TOE . N day OF December. a. b. Is7p, at eleven
o'clock in tho forenoon.
a. r. DEvEREuX. sheriff.
4 true rOpy-A,test:
Swss a. Z DEVEREuX. sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Sheriff 5 Sale.

HANCOCK. ss--N0y. 25th. A D.. !-7y.
| NAV , thts lay taken on Execution, the RIGHT
L which Eliza 4. sargent has ~ had On the > d.
day "i June 4. y, !s,J. being the lime Of tbs at
tArhment on the original writ ~ ry-ierrn nom /,
mortgage % George farcheT. dated Oct llsI 4 T. .
-. and recorded IN Hancock oGnty Rrgistyv u
Deeds, Oh loo. Page j., the following described
real estate situated IN Ellsworth. IN sall , o4ut,
bounded anil described a. follows - vii. Begin
h4hs on tho casLeEiy side Of Franklin street al IL,
south east corner bounds Of the latc Jo,rE.h
Moorea homestead lot. thence eastrrly on and
Moore south line six rods or less Ia land ii
hclrS OF Joseph 4. Dean thence southrrlv and
parallel with Franklin street. ~ forty four tc.
thence westerly on John e. Jur,iAn.a north line l
FraHslh street. thence on Franklin street ;D place
81 neglnnlng. with the buildings thereon sLanalus
Ah' -lals .eI SAID right At public auction At .ic
once OF \ b IIuruham. in Ellsworth. on ~atur
lay, the ssth lay OF December. A. II. I--y at t.l
O'Clock IN The forenoon
\. Il DES EREt \ sheriff
tru" ,upy-A.test.
3"t~ A. L. DEVEEEI. X. AAer.F
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
THURSDAY. E.vExsEs o. 1873.
A Thanksgiving Proclamation.
Nv the Governor.

AUGUSTA. Ne, November Il.
Is advice OF the Executive Council and In
compliance with established usage. / here BY
appoint Thursday, the 21th inst, TO be observed
by the people of this state a day OF public
Thanksgiving and rejoicing tor the manifold
blessings which have been youchsa TO them
by Divine Providence during the past year.
No wide spread peslience has invaded our
borders. our hsr.ests have been abundant. and
the rsin and the dew have fallen In fair pro-
portions. Neither foods nor droUghis. nor
commissions Of nature have been permitted to
disturb our rcpO.e. and heAlth, peace and pros
perity have been the common lot OF our PEG
pie.
For these and all other blessings let our peo-
pie rejoice and be exceeding glad, and from all
the congregations of the land let songs ofprAse
and thanksgiving be heard.
Given Al the Council Chamber. the seventeenth
day Of November. In the year Of our Lord,
1879, and OF the Independence OF The United
siAtes OF America the 10th.
ALoNZO GARCEIoS.
Rv the Governor.
l.. II. Cow, Secretary Of State
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

The New York Tribune shows q re-
markedly clear understanding of the poll
teal situation 10 Asins. Is Is shown by the
following:
LAS il becomes evident that the vigi-
lance of Senator Blaine and the other Re-
publican leaders in Maine will thwart the
Democratic plans for stealing the govern
opent OF the State, the whole Democratic
press remarks with beautiful assumption
AZ ipaocence: why. bless your heart, we
didn't intend to do anything of the kind.
what are you making such fuss about,
Like Q professional burglar, who is caught
in . suspicious attitude near burst safe
with jimmy in bis sosttail pocket. they
sre amazed that a3ybodV should suspect
Them Of felonious intent. Also like the
burglar, they have no idea how The jimmy
os into their pockets"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Notice OGFOrcclOsurc

w Chariss Hayward. Eliza Hayward and ,
~ \. Hayward Of Eden, 10 Hancock County
hereby give public notice, that we have A clam
Dy mortgage upon one uBdlV ided half part "a .
Int OF ihhd situated at Bar HaTbor in the tnWn
81 Eden, Hancock County, Stale OF Nan.
formerly Known a. the Hayward House lot ami
nov called the West krd Hotel prousrtv ami
more particularly described as follow. brr min,
Al eieitei stone between John A kndic. :
barn and the foot OF ue bar: thence rupn{fy
Yen rods, I'VE ieet and four inches notthcrly "a
stake and stones; thence easterIv nitecn ana
one nan rods to land formerly owned Nv
James manor, deceased; thence soutbsriy bs
aatd h-mors line ten rods, Ave feet ana
-FOUR inches 10 stake and stones thence we,trrl,
Hltech Anti one half rod. to the place OF beg,n-
h!hs containing one acre being the ZANE urp.,,
i.es conveyed by John A, Eodlck BY deed iat+d
nov ~ "A. ID. $50, and recorded in IIanc0ck
hesi'tfy OF Deeds, Vol, is. folio, 3G5. The
sAia mortxhse was given by jaime r Arrsbrukt
anu Is dAt ell July It'll. A ID. 1873 and recor,l-
20 IN SAID Registry, vol. 1875, folio. 80. The con
dtleh IN said mortgage has been broken Ly
reason whereof, we claim q loreclosure ~ m.
sad mortgage as by law provided ami We givs
this notice thereof. e'e
CHARLES HAYWARD
ELIZA HAYWARD
A. A. HAYWARD
Y,,-,.., Hale Emery, At,ys.
7""i'"' nov y, lsis 3wss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

The election in Portland TO dill the
vacancy caused by the death OF Represen-
tative-elect Butler. has resulted In elect.
ing smother Republican: The Press OF
Tuesday says:
1.-THE fusioBists did not have the courage
70 make . contest yesterday, and Mr.. Yer
NIL was elected To the Legislature by a
practically unanimous vote. They evident.
~ had no desire to test public sentiment
on the Pillsbury ploe-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27
Home and Foreign News.

Nine thousand deaths have occurred In
Japan from cholera.
Country people ar, unt aIvay. good
The wife sometimes ribs ana darn, in the
house. while tie husband goes down To th,
meadow aud dams tile brook
-Jn.hua k.rr ,,.1 IA
death Ia I,wr.,,r.. ua-.,...,.'.,, r-iI,,
urortf,,, f.,a,,,,..,, - '''t
-o,,.,...,. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-27

Rev. Collamore burlington of Fair.
HELD. who has been pastor OF the Universe.
list church al that place for the past ion,
years. has renouDced Universalism. n.
gives i've reasons for SO doing. In suh.
stance they are as follows:
]. That he sees no good effects from
preaching UniversAlism.
2: That there are widely extended nrs.
JUDGES against ii and its ministers.
3. He has found but limited sp,ri,n.l
cooperation in IL.
4. He thinks it wise to recede from thu
discussion OF topics which conduee m snir'
ituai alienation. disfellowship and disin.
tegrstion. "'s'"'
o. He wants freedom to follow hi. own
convictions as to his future course.
Ar' t. was formerly Free Baptist min