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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18

INsuRANos.-W. p. Call ,wsy,
with L. J. Daley, is agent for six Fire
+ Insurance companies, and is ready TO
insure all WHO may desire his services.
Risks on dwelling houses preferred,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18

Or account Of the unfavorabe
weather ,ae sale of town lots in Kyle,
which was announced for Wednesday
of the present week. has been postponed
to one week from to d,y. 18th inst.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18

I The best selection Of clothing ev-
Or offered in the market We have
just received the second LOT of cloth
ing for this season, suits from Sc 90 10
$40. DALEY & BIO.
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Di.cereries BY Accident.

THE fact that many of the most
valuable discoveries have been the re-
suit Of chance rather than of design
or coatenplatioa. is again illus rated
n Days Kidney Pad.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18

DIVE regret to besr taat tie cotton
Prospects about St6ngtovn and elsewhere
have been diminished about one half 40
coosqgs1oe Of the r.vag< Of the vOrns.
In the mountains, however, it spIeIrz to
bzye safsred bus little damage
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18
GEORGE SHIPNAN.
To the People of Hays :snd Sur
rounding Counties. 70.

% INC L'cOVAc VI HAAy sfAU sui
rounding C0untie
l have located at this place for Che
purpose OF dealing in Cotton. Buying
as do for Eastern marksts only, l an
enabled to give better prices
thereby saving to the pro-
duoe, the commissions he must other.
wise pay Oil aisposing Of his cotton 10
any other market or in any other way,
spot cash for all that may be offered,
and hope by fair dealing in the future
as in The past, to merit the confidence
and goodwill of all,
CBAs. c. CAMPBELL. -
Sept IS II.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18

AYERS Ague Cure is 50 isfa:lible
cure foT Fever and Ague in al its
forms. The propTietors warrant 4 and
their word e a. good as . U. s. bond.
Try IL.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18

LINsEYs and fannels of all kinds END
shades we offer very low. Bargains in
lot sheetings. Jeans the best and
cheapest for working suits.
DALEY & Bros.
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Or. JOHN II. PAYNE,

Having permanently located 10 San Msress. re-
speetfay tenders bis professional ssrvicss 70 the
elxsns Of the town and Vicinity In The practice Vt
Medicine, Obstetrics and 0ynreoio9y. The cure
q The Opium Habit made specially. Chargss
Omee.- kaynolds D Daslsl's Drug sters. once
Asurs, . 70 - A. H., and 10 Pm.
AprilS-Sm.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18

The best Sewing machins-the
Home-with all latest improvements
for sale at BRIGGS.
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For Sale.

$50 tons of first class compressed
Hay, and 5000 bushels heavy Seed
Oats. r. j. SLEDaE.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18

DISTRICT Court began on Monday
Judge Moore presiding. Proceedings
in our next.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-18

SEWING machines, oils and needles
for all Kinds of machines at
DALEY & BRO.
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED

both Male and Female. 10 every Town aud County
10 Texas, TO sell the PERFECT WASHER, the
only Perfect self.operating Washer In the world.
We offer big inducements to the right psrsons.
Retail price reduced to .. which places it within
the reach OF all. Some Of our agents average
over 800 profit every month. Address at once,
DENTON MANUFACTURING CO.,
81 Chambers St., n. 7.
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TEE heavy and prOtracied rains vii
probably postpone the completion Of the
railroad 10 our town for short tine.
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SEE announcement Of Capt. Turner
for the Office of County Treasurer.
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SISGLE pies Of The FREE Pass
or sale at the S8ce, fse cts each.
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CALL and see specimens of Job
Work at this Office.
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GROCERIES.


The very rapid increase Of my
sales for the past two years
doubling in amount each year)
is the best evidence that this is
really the foremost distributing
market for Groceries in Texas.
Such a satisfactory result, in the
face of the sharpest competition,
from strong and influential rival
markets, is certainly a guarantee
that | am able to offer very posi-
tive advantages.
WIN. D. CLEVELAND,
Cotton Factor and Wholesale Grocer,
HOUSTON.
Aug. H-8m.
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Ague Cure!

~
Is q purely vegetable bitter and power.
full tonic, and e warranted Q speedy and
certain cure for Fever and Agle, Chills
and Fever, intermittent or Chill Fe-
Periodical or Bilious Fever, and all
malarial disorders. In miasmatic dis
tricts, the rapid pulse, coated tongue. thirst,
lassitude, loss Of appetite, pain In tho back
and loins, and coldness OF the spine and
extremities, are only premonitions OF
severer symptoms, which terminate In tho
ague paroxysm, succeeded by high fever
and profuse perspiration.
It is a startling fact. that quinine. arse.
mic and q o st Ss sysr snS Ir%
Il the sp %s1es Ts sns
lions made from these mineral poisons,
although they are palatable, and may
break the chill, do not cure, but leave the
malarial and their. own drug poison in
the system, producing quinism, dizziness,
other disorders der 1a more formidable than the
disease they were intended to cure.
Ayes A0UE CURE thoroughly Graduates
these noxious poisons from the system,
and always cures the severest cases. 1t
contains no quinine, mineral, or any thing
that could injure the most delicate pa
tient; and Its browning excellence, above
its certainty to cure, ID that It leaves the
system a. 1ree from disease - before tho
attack.
For Liver Complaints, Arms A0UE
CUaE, by direct action ON the liver and
hillary apparatus, drives ont the poisons
which produce these complaints, and slim
ulates the system to vigorous, healthy
condition.
We warrant Il when taken according 70
directions.
Prepared by Or. J. G. Aver 4 Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD IT ALL DRuoeIsrs xvYRYwHERB.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

m n n N 4 IA Stops, SUB Bass, Oct. Coup
Ik I'm M Ter, vox Celeste b vox Hu.
SS&k SSoSS mana. Sent OIL trial warrant.
ed, oDly SOS: yianos 4i25 up. Catalogue Free.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

Mexico Medical and Surgical Infirmary.
Rev. I. j. Wheat in the Church and Home.
In our last issue we predicted that
at no distant day the Medical and
Surgical Institute of this place, I'M
der charge of DR.. McMenamy, would
command the confidence of not only
the community, but of this northern
part of the State. We SAID before
and now repeat that we need just
such an infirmary in Mexico. LIST.
Because Mexico is n of the most
healthful localities on the continent.
End. Because many of the late appli-
ances in the medical profession can
not be had elsewhere. Not that
Mexico has not q number of first
class physicians. We are really
proud of our medical practitioners as
u class-they are noble, generous,
efficient and high minded class of
gentlemen. DR.. McMenamy's lnsti-
tute being just across the way from
our study, we bespeak of what we
daily see. Besides being a cultured
physician the Doctor is a real manly
mana gentleman. He doesn' 3toop
to splteful contrasts or jealousies, but
has manhood enough to cheerfully
accord proficiency and greatness to
others in the profession. AS the IN
Urinary is just opposite our study, we
cannot help seeing the large number
Of invalids that daily visit the Doctor
from this and adjoining counties.
The evidence to us of the Doctors
ability is seen partly in his having
built up so quickly a reputation and
SO large a practice. We learn from
him that $50 persons nav been treated
by him in the last three months, and
we have not heard of one who went
away dissatisfied. All. without ex-
ception, with whom we have convers-
ed, express themselves in the strong
est terms of approval OF the Doctor
and his treatment. A visit and con-
sultation will inspire the same conf
dence on the part OF the afflicted that
the Doctor has In the future of the
institution; Supplied as he is with
the most complete outfit of medical
instruments and appliances, which
experience has proved valuable, and
possessed, as his diplomas show, oil
a liberal medical education, and hay
:, ing had years of practical experience,
We believe he can offer advantages ii
chrome and surgical cases rarely
n found in this county.
We are glad to have so thorough
scientific and energetic practitioneI
. as DIR. McMenamy to locate IN ou'
e midst, and we insure him q heart,
welcome. LIE: the afflicted consul
the Doctor at the Mexico Medlca
Il Infirmary. As We understand it
: consultation free.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16
They Always DO 1t.

Do what: Why, they always buy
the genuine Singer Sewing Machine .
1t is the cheapest because it is the
best. But it has numerous imi-
tations. Why counterfeit it? Gold
and silver has its bogus; brass and
tin. never. Be sure you call for the
genuine Singer. Objective doors
north of post office.
| have also a good line of brecch.
loading guns, such as the celebrated
Baker guns, everyone fully warrant
ed; also the Parker, and various
other guns of English make. which
will sell as low as the lowest.
5. l.. MCkEAN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

Straight forward dealing, reasona-
bic prices. good workmanship, has
put Mike Gorth III his business of
harness making and dealer in saddles
collars, whips, &C.. N the front rank
of Mexico's best business men. He
keeps the cheapest and best goods.
and superintcnds every piece Of work
that leaves his shop. Give him Il call.
Just received 4 splendid stock of
new saddles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16
Mayors Request.

Il Is the custom Of all towns and
cities during their annual fairs, to set
aside one day as a holiday to be
observed by the business men clos
ing their houses. 1 would most re-
specially ask the persons represent
ing the business of our city, to close
places of business on Thursday.
10th INST, from 10 a. IN. until
4 p: M, to better enable all who NAV
aeslre to attend the fair. Hoping
tina this request may be strictly OBJ
served, l am &C.,
Your obedient servant,
j. G. BASSFORD.
Mayor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

l.. ID. Shippee's greenhouse and
conservatory; 5000 feet of glass {;
winter blooming plants winter bloom
ing bulbs; select hardy plants for the
cemetery hyacinths, tulips and lilies
for the garden; fruit trees, ornament
ed shrubs, evergreens, &C., for sale
at my office. l.. ID. SHIrrEE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

| am the mar that can black your
stoves. and do all kind of jobs.
| guarantee work. Hoping the ladies
and gentlemen that have any work
will give me q trial,
| am your servant.
EDWARD murray.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

Miss Belle Morris gave an elegant
little party Tuesday night in honor
OF the Misses Hunter. No one knows
better how to entertain friends than
Miss Belle, who is justly Il universal
favorite with the old and young of
both sexes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

Anyone in need of the services of
of a dentist will do we'll to call on
Drs. Flint & McWilliams. They are
competent and skilltul operators
and in every way versed in their pro-
fession. North side the square, over
Blum's store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

Lulu NJ. is owned by +. +. Mat
thews of Pike county. She is the
fastest trotter on the fair ground, anal
won first money in the trotting race
Wednesday with ease. She is a flyer.
and never breaks. Matthews is a good
horseman. He handles none but good
horses, and does no %jockeying.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

On account of some misunder-
standing, no telegraph wire has been
connected with the fair ground.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

No. Please take this seat, sir;
for No. 2 comes after you, sir. Next
No. 3, so graceful and fair, is well
entitled to the chair. And now fol-
lowing it on in order, we will serve
YOU all most faithfully.
PROF. JACK POLLARD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

S'SAy oleCLIOOu. |
Mexico needs a fire company.
Big crowd at fair Wednesday.
Mexico needs two street sprinklers.
The awards in floral hall will be
made to-day.
The Audrain fair is a C. in
every respect.
Charles G. Daniel of Vandalia, is
up to the fair.
Galloway county Is well represent
ed at our fair.
The Granite state is solid for Han
cock and English.
DIR. Potts has gone to New York,
en- route for Europe.
Close your stores on Thursday, and
join in the fair boom.
j. E. Jacoby is head clerk at the
Ringo House this week.
William Pollock has a fine display
OF flour at the floral hall.
Mr.. Clark has a fine display of
sewing machines at floral hall.
A street sprinkler is among the
curiosities at the fair grounds.
Gill & Garrett have a fine display
of buggies and wagons near floral hall.
b. p. Bailey, secretary Of the CAL
laway county fair, is attending our
fair.
Van Deman has a fine display Of
sewing machines under the amphi-
theatre.
Everybody is pleased with the
fairness observed in the awarding OF
premiums.
The Fair Daily is pronounced by
all to be one of the leading features
of the fair.
Hutton says he does not read the
LEDGER because it gives him the
nightmare.
If YOU don't see what You want on
the fair grounds in the way OF muse
: ments. call for it.
We trust by this time hat all oil
t our citizens can see how a fair benefits
: the town and county.
Give the Grecnbackers their dues.
: They at least saved Maine when they
, gave it to the Democrats.
Heed the Mayors request, and
close your store from 10 a. III. to !
D.. H., and take in the fair.
There are 1880 p~ost-otiices in tn,
United States, but the LEDGER doe:
h not go to over half of them.
On Wednesday 1,02O footmei
tickets were sold at the fair, ant
about 300 horsemen tickets.
t Ten thousand dollars worth of ne'
e boots and shoes just received q
Mitchell's Shoe Store. Call and Sc
. them.
r. The floral hall next year will b
used for Il dining hall. and 3 ne'
large octagon shaped floral hall wi
be built
g .,,.
- Mrs. f. f. Danley and son, Willie
if of Jonesburg, and Mr.. Terril of ST
dalla. are guests of Miss SaIie Jone
of this city.
!. Womack. of the Herald Comp:
IS nv, saws he don't like ReddiDgton'
democracy. Wonder what is til
matter now!
We
hs A couple of rural roosters had a
il extra pacing race at the fair groun'
1t was only called extra because
-, vas not on the bills.
i'll Miles. the maj who stole Carroll
nd mare, says he will plead guilty if
ir. can't find the man he bought b
d from. We think he will plead guilt
e. The three-fourths of a mile das
was declared off Wednesday afte
noon-n0t sufficient entries bell
IN made. 1t will be contested som
Is. time during the week.
NY We fear the g~reenbackers W
think our fair directors. appoint
las their awarding committees with
yer partisan spirit if they do not put
rth nan oreenbackers as Democrats
their committees. ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

d.. c. Knoderer has one price only.
Go to Mrs. E. A. Shootman's for
G. D.. Ferris & Co. sell the John
Burg wagon.
ID. c. Knoderer is manufacturing
all fine work himself. 8
Go to Mrs. Shootman's for the
incest fitting dress.
Wanted-1,OO 900 old heating stoves.
G.. D.. FERRIS & Co.
Gro to Mrs. Shootman's for hand
some dress trimmings.
d. c. knoderer has the best re-
pairer in the city of Mexico.
Go to Mrs. E. A. Shootman's for
the latest style ribbons.
Warranted for ? years-the John
Burg wagon, at G. d. Ferris & Co.'S.
Go to Mrs. f. A. Shootman's for
hats OF every description.
Bring in your old stove and get a
new n for it, at G. D. Ferris & Co.
Go to Mrs. +. A. Shootman's for
the Secret of Beauty for the complex
ion.
Wanted-To exchange new stoves
for old ones. G. d. FERRIS & Co.
For the best, newest and most
stylish millinery, 90 to Mrs. Rod
mans.
Don't leave Mexico until you see
the John Burg Wagon, at G. ID. Fer
ris & Cos.
d. &. knoderer is bound not to be
excelled, either in prices or good
work.
Wanted-l 900 second hand cook
u heating stoves.
c.. ID. FERRIS & Co.
If you want something handsome
60 to Mrs. Shootman's for plumes
and flowers.
Now on exhibition. the celebrated
John Burg wagon-warranted for :
years. at G.. d. Ferris & Cos.
Any "a caught wearing a pair o
ID. C. knoderer's boots or shoes
has a perfect right to do so.
A. W. Quisenberry & Co. are buy
ing and will continue indefinitely t,
buy, mules, at their yards in Mexico
Call and inspect the large stock G
millinery goods, notions, &C., q
Mrs. Muldrow d Clark's, south sid
of The square.
Go to Mrs. Shackelford's to bu
ladies' underwear, shoes, milliner
and fancy goods. Two doors east
Harper Il Turner's.
Visitors to the Fair
Will find bargains in millinery good:
NOTIONS, &c, at Mrs. Muldrow
Ciark's, on south side of the squar,
B. +. Wylde of the Benton Cit
Nursery, has on exhibition ju
north of the Floral Hall a display
fruit and ornamental trees.
Cash is what y. c. knoderer worl
! for. L want that distinctly unde
stood before ordering any of tho
good boots or shoes.
D.. &. knoderer offers S25 in ca
e to either shoemaker or customer
they find that he works any Amel
c can calf skins in any of his boots
shoes from this date.
D!essmakers' Magic Scale for CT
, ting ladies' and childrens' weariI
= apparel. A perfest fit without chan
IS of seam. Sold by Mrs. z. +. Shac
elford, two doors east OF Harper
a. Turner's.
10 Hunter & Evans, builders and &C
tractors, estimates made, plans dra'
and general information given in
/, gard to cost of building, &c, {
it'll Office four doors north of postotii'
Mexico, Mo.
81 r. Brooks & Co., having purch
~ od tho hook aud notion Stnrn Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

The entries for speed rings must
be made by 6 O'Clock, p. M, on the
day previous to the race.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

The big COW is big as a milk house.
The pool room is at the west end
of the ampitheatre.
Let us see. Is not Maine a
ssNorthern State!'
The Bloomington Leader man was
on the grounds yesterday.
The Greenbackers claim Maine.
They would claim anything.
Joe Stanhope has a fine display Of
buggies on the fair grounds.
The champion pie bitter of the
State is at the fair every day.
MFR. Garfield is making pumpkin
speeches at the county fairs in Ohio.
Our buggy is displayed just on the
outside Of the fair grounds near the
gate.
VIM. A. Mccain, prominent stock
dealer of Monroe county, Is attending
the fair.
The Marshall fair was a success.
Saline is one of the best coudties In
the State.
DR.. Joe Luckie has a fine lot of
turkeys and chickens on display near
floral hall.
The colored fair comes off at the
Audraln county fair grounds week
sitter next.
Audrain has the best looking wo-
men and the most enterprising men
in the State.
The directors deserve great credit
for the zeal they show in making our
fair a success.
Col. Hubble of Columbia, is here
With q string of trotters. He is the
owner of ''Baby."
There are three side shows on the
fair grounds, and a Thousand othel
lesser 60 attractions.
The State University at Columbis
opened Monday with 2SO Students
So more than last year.
Every business man in the cit1
should heed the Mayors request, ant
close up to take in the fair.
The yelled prophets will have
grand parade in ST. Louis on Tues
day, October ). Fair week.
The prettiest girl i'll the count.
will be at the fair Thursday. Wonde
if she knows who we refer to?
Sheriff Glascock is very promp
with his police force. Any troubl
is always '.nipped in the bud
VIM. A. Eubank has sold his inter
est in the livery stable to &. A. CLARK
son Of NJ. J. Clark, of Monroe county
"Uncle" Abe Hit is a regula
bulldozer. 1t keeps him busy, never
theless, to hold ''Uncle' Bill Sin
level.
There will be a big shooting mate
at Currie's Park on Thursday ever
ing. The club will be out in flu
force.
Ten thousand dollars worth of ne
boots and shoes just receceived
Mltchells' Shoe Store. Call and st
them.
The dustiess place in the Unite
States is the lane leading to the ia
grounds from the east. 1t should
sprInkled.
The Grcenbackers are still hOwll'
about the frauds in Alabama Ever
thing goes" Howling is one Of the
pculiarlties.
The receipts of the Fulton fair we
S,535.75; expenditures 81, l4S.6
net profit S3S7.l0. This is about
we'll as they did last year.
The booth mel are doing 4 Ii
uuslIltSS- lHclt diC SiAltCh pOc'
90 the grounds, besides a large nu
Der OF out~i ie refreshment stands.
We are glad to know that at lie;
tie majority of our business men "
close up to-day, so that they a
tbeir employees can attend the ia
Park Smith will sue the e.. & Il.
Tor So, 700. on account of injuries
feiVed while working for that co
lany.
j. Ed. Bolts eold last week a ia
$500 acres, estate of A. i. Bot
deceased, for Sc 5000, to Moses Ea
Of Illinois.
Thomas E. Day, of this city,
n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16
CT SATURDAY %
Races, Trots, Sweepstakes, &c, &c.

Cy Exhibits of fine stock and
trials of speed every day on splendid
mile track.
G.. ID. HARPER, Prc,'t.
j. Il. HANCE, Scc'v.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16
rg FRIDAY 8

Grand Show Of Stock and Races
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-09-16

Cy THURSDAY 80
Large Purses Offered for Trotting.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-08
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

a state convention Of the democratic and con-
sentative electors OF Wisconsin Is hereby called
Ia meet in the city of Madison. at II clock noon,
on WEDNESDAY. MAY 18th, 1870, for the purpose
OF nominating ten presidential electors TO be sup
ported al the next general election, and selecting
twenty delegates, four from the state at large and
two from each congressional district TO the
national democratic convention to be held in the
city vi Cincinnati, JuIe Z2nd, 1880; and Tor the
transaction OF such other business o. may prop
erly come before the convention.
All electors Of Wisconsin. without regard 10
past political associations, who believe IN pure,
economical and constitutional administration OF
the national government are invited 10 unite IN
sending delegates to this convention.
At the last national democratic convention held
in the city of ST. Louis in 1876, the following res
olution was adopted:
ResolUed That the states be requested TO instruct
their delegates 10 the national democratic conyen-
ton TO be held in 1850 whether ii be desirable to
continue the two-thirQs rule longer in force IN
the national convention, and that the national
committee insert such request IN the call for the
next convention.
Each senate and assembly district Of the state
i entitled TO two delegates in said convention.
BY order Of state central committee,
A. G. PARKINSON, Chairman.
Madison. March 10, 1850.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-08

THE liberal party won decisive VIC
tory in the late elections in Great Britain
and Ireland. The most that was hoped
for, was such a decrease of the conserva-
tive majority that the policy of the Bea-
consield government would have to be
abandoned. But not only has the con
sentative majority been wiped out, but
the liberals have secured such majority
that the government is in their hands I'M
til some other great change in public SEN
timept takes place.
The late government of Great Britain
was essentially aristocratic, and its for
eign policy unwise and ambitious of Sc
curing territory at any cost. The Irish
people may reasonably rejoice over the
liberal victory.