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oAKlaA.nl, aL".Y GoNE.
uois Believed io a." Unconscious Tool
al Ilehlsn ming nen.


RoME, November ll.-AchiIle Fszziri,
IN .mber Of the Italian Chamber Of Dspn-
ties and one Of Gen. Garibaldl's compan.
Ions In atm4, has written to GAribaldt ex.
pressing the regret Of himself and maj n.
ity Of the Generals friends at hisgiit 4 TO
Gtnoa aud thus openly encouraging Ihe
l.cli ms and rem .Iks OF the Impossible
Republ can party. The writer sSyt: Il am
tt1,ly convinced thata Republic in Italy
would certainly lead to the restoration Of
the b ,utbIn, Papsl. Grand Dacal, aud
other traction e, and you cannot pa cipAte
iu destroying that unity Of which you
were the chief fsctor.n Its very broadly
limited by the Italian press that Garibaldl
is an Unconscious prisoner, entirely 10 the
hands Of those who desire to use him as y
mere instrument for The furherance ol
tiieir own se hIh aims and wild ambition.
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1,IE N,N.I. REVIEW.
presentation Of rrtzrs a, d Close of the

NKw YoRK, November ll.-A Fortress
Monroe dispatch says: The day Is beau
,ifnl ore, and large excunion parties have
arrived The President fsnd party went on
board the A,g ship nj 0 O'Clock, and were
soon lined by the oNmin 4nders Of the yes:
sells Oi the fl4pt. The pr'z's we've presented
by the President Ia short addresses Of con.
graduation. Following are the recipients.
O. N. Benton. frat prizs for general etiic.
iency; F. O. Messenger, nahlpren prizs for
cunning Both priz4 menbplonged 70 the
steamer Kearaige. Fra Gls Moore, Of the
Constitution, was awarded the third prize,
for seamsnship. The boat race aud sail
drill followed,
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Co..r,rn,,...,i.,. 10 Council.

ST. Lorls November 1.-THE National
Cong ega,ional Council met at Pilgrim
Church here this morning with q very
large number OF delegates present from all
.narts Of the conntIy, particularly New
England snd The East. On molion OF Mr..
Baistow, of Providence, Il i, DE- II. NJ.
Drx'pr, Of Boston, editor u the Co'gn0a.
iiyn-Est, wRs el,cted Moderator, and Dr.. ].
n SEutws,;, OF GIinnel, Iowa, First Az.
sIst4nL After appointing business
committees the Council adjourned until
afternoon.
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The Most crsdi'nble tli,rrsncs Ever A..
tribuied 10 liiun--He Wants the a 'ieEe'l
Ha",ack letter 10 an. q rlny ameer nj
Washington praduced.
Ne, YuRx, November 1l.-In an inte'-
view with General Hancock at Governors
Island this n orning, the General denied
that the let,e- purporrirg TO have been
written b. him to an stnv officer al
Washington, ,orchingihe New YoIk vote.
was written by him, and said he uas one
oi the few persons who coul ! not discns'
the Presidential election at present with.
cut indelicac-. lie also ssid II there was
a le Ter In existence from him pnrporling
10 be OF that tenor, let 1t be produced.
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cISciSSArt. November ll.-,!ue promife
Of low rates to the Fast reported last night
In the dispatches from St. Loui,, based On
an agreement between the PAS eager
agents OF the Wabash, vandalia aud Ohio
and iii Bissippl rosds, IL not Kept The
officers Of these companies here deny irat
such an agreement YVES mace, aud epy it
will not be made. The low rates we.e TO
have taken ELECT today
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GLre 9ateItigetrter,
o1ne. Ao>. ss and " So"r,eenIh s'rre'
TINS Cleveland, Ohio, real estate agent

Tus Cleveland, Ohio, real estate AGENT
,y ,ba. there Is qnite revival Of specu
,i,s interest 10 real estate in that city
I, seems inevitable that this should be the
.,.e all over the country-in every city OF
,osu ths. is doing prosperous business,
whit has future before 1t. The tone Ia
S,mer here 10 Wheeling, and an advance
!. real estate may be looked for by next
.o,iu. Money is all the time getting
DIeoI.r. Every month adds to the coin,
'rs Of g I'D and silver, aud veryweek adds
!, lbe receipts from abroad. This money
vill make itself felt in the cities Of the
country before long. and before another
y..r elapses We usy see rampant specu.
i.llon iu real property. 10 Wheeling no.
toIy ever ye,s wild iu that way, but new
srbslsss, with our present laigs and grow.
iOy p pul4tion. We are likely to see
m1yeu,ent upWarlsin corner lots. e
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ANAFsA,n PnoAUR.
Redpath Lamposss o'DonneII and the
Latter wants 10 AsenEe His Honor
Details OF the AH.lr.

cnlc4oo, November ll.,-A pauy M@,
London special says: Among the latest ~.
mors is one that Mr.. James Redpath, cor.
respondent In Ireland Ct the thioaso
Inter eceaH, has been challenged to aSht :
duel BY o'Donnell, member Of I'arliament
ircm Duuganan. The canse a the d o.
Guilty ia as follows: A few Wteks tgl
Mr.. 0'Donnsll, With Mr.. JnsIin Nc
Cafthy and other, made application IoI
admission TO memhership in the Lard
League At yeste,dn's m.eting letiei
was read from MT. o DUnnrll withdrawing
his application. The ieaH0ns which
prompted 6im 10 take this step are said ,t
he that at the recent meeting VI the LeaRu'
! Mr.. Redpath used language insulting o'
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SOME SENSATIONS
THAI HAVE CAUSED CONSIDERABLE
ExcirEnESr RECENTLY.
Tho sonumeniai Liars OF tho age On
earihed in the Cbinese Letter InSts.
iiEaiion -BaneoeG aIso the Vie. !,
lim or n Forged Letter
Election Echoes. &c.
THE moREY LETTER BUSINESS.

Examinaiion of th. Perjurrd wiinesse'
HsGprs the GrHnI jury me tes int"ny
WitnheId ON Account OF It's ImpiicaI
Ing otter PeIs ,as.
NKw YoRK. November ll.-Af,er the
prisoners Morey and o. Brien had formally
signed confessions OF perjury in the
Morey letter case, Justice Morgan CON.
mitted them 10 default OF s5 900 bail each
to await the action OF the grand jury.
o. Brisn was taken back TO the Tombs and
Morey's friends started out 10 look for
bail. The papers we've at once laid before
the grand Jury. Tue confessions are held
back, 1t is said, because they implicAte
persons not yet arrested.
Solomon Sullivan Morey, Fr,nk p.
Morey, OF Lawrence, Mass and John W.
M0rey, nf Boston, we're conducted 10 the
grand jury room. S lnmon Morey war
bowed 6y physical infrmi.ies. lie lnoked
worn aud hagk4r |. and nee led constant
support. He was before the graud jury
for some time.
Al tie conclusion OF Mr.. S. L. Morey's
examination hs entered the ante room and
Rat on banch converting with his son
Harry. Sud len'y he fell on the floor In
an eplleptic tit. His son Frank, aud Bos.
ton police ciEi :er. J Jlhn W. Morey, ran TO
his assistance. He finally recovered, and
was placed on bench, where he lay At
full length.
James Reid and K s. Howell, Of Cumber-
land, Md gave tee imony in reference TO
James 0'B,ien. E,ch said afterwards that
the Prosecuting Attorney told them not
to diyulgs the facts to which they had testi
fed
INV YORK, November lin the case
OF James 0'Brien alias Lindsey, and S. s.
Morey, charged with perjury in the
Morey letter trial, before the Grand Jury
Of General Sessions to-day, indictment
was ordered for perjury against o Brian,
aud Morey was used as States evidence
and cent to the house OF detention as q
witness. Other and important arrests are
said TO have been made, and arrests are
expected tomorrow.
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Tug slIkma.s ,.ErrEa.
DaisefI Denies that there Was bad
FaIth 10 Pubitshing II.

CALDwnI. o, November ll.-Hnn. j.
NJ. Da'zsll having beea Shown the press
comments Of yesterI.y as to the publica-
lion Of the Sherman letter, says they are
very unfair to him. He wrote Secretsry
Sherm an for letter that ehnlld define
his position on the Senatorial question,
adding that his friends in Ohio desired 10
know inst where he stood on that qNes'
ti6n, The Secretary replied very cor
daily the next dsy 10 the no'e which was
accoTiingly ptblished for the Information
oI lis friends, ~ Fath manifest inten;;
lion Of both partiesr and there yss no bad
faith sboptit
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A fQuARR DRHilL,

LAWRENCE. MASS, November ll.-A. g.
Clark and John O. sanborn, implicated
by Morey's statement, vera interviewed
by press reporter Tonight, and b,th de.
MED any impropersc's on their part 10 con.
npcliOn with the matter, and ssid they
we're abundantly able to prove their In
nocence. CLARK formerly kept pool
IoOm mere, and Sanbirn Is q prominen,
attorney and Democratic politician, and
has been member Of the AS emb'y.
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Ob,tquI,s Of tue nutdrred thIunman.

ob,tqul.s of tae nutdered ,hiuamau.
ClncAG }, November IL -Yee Won, the
Chipsmsn who was Murdered by un.
known robbers, was buried to-day after
the Chrislisn form, he being member Of
the Mirsion shcoOi and ihavlng tuigoSn
many Oi the superiiIiUns ui his race, al
though not convert Many Sunday
School children, as well as Chinese reei'
dents attended the funeral. Rev. E. y.
Ilutlburt, Of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, tfieiAled.
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aArn rhr.ll.sIyes Up

JAcKsoSvlLLE, FLA. November liz
Rour Of the citizens Of Madison, who were
forcibly rescaOd from the Deputy U. 8.
Marshal on Tuesday night, ctme to ,hlS
city voluntarily this morning. saG deliver
ed themselves TO the Uniled States autho..
ities. The fifth citizen Is sick, but will
come as soon as he Is Rbte.N Tney had an
examination, and were released on light
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J, "c'elon.-"ns :, wa" "'lnH mud nnry

BY aCJeione-i'he Ma" hili'd mud Macy
Fatally InJWrrd
New YonS, November MA special 10
the I,l<,ram from New o-Ieaus reports
that dtspatch from smeveport say: "a
cyclone pAssed over Eatehe, Louisiana,
yesterday. literally demoIi-hirg the town,
ProtessIr Reynolds, of the B,pisi Church,
was Instantly killed, aud large number
of persons injured, SOM, it Is thought,
fatally. The deslI uclipn ul Iropery Is
sad 70 be very aea', many hCules Icing
completely wrenked.
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FIFTY worhme" Covered 6y the Gazing
tn"i u RHilr vn,I ,uI.

"hu 'u''
ORANGE couHT tl,u.g. VA, November
ll.-Thls morning tho sides Cf the deep
cut on the q. &P. Il II, about one half
. mile west Of this place, caytd in while
the construction train, with Gfy hands,
vas working. An immense mps OF rick
aud dirt fell, c'u.hing several men sgaiI Ut
he side Of the ca 8, ard killing iu,i.ntly
PUwhAlan TtylJr and Il IN nd Eeldl,
coloted, and seriously iiiuntg fiEe 9th.
err, All coloied. l. Is tupl o.ed that others
are yet undes the f4lpa idck4
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BRooKLYS, November ll,-Ex.Alder.
msn ppun, who made q bru'sl stack up.
on ex Judge MorIiV, was indicted by The
Grand JuIy Tor Gsaaplt with intent TO kill.
,The Judge Ia suffering iptensely and Il
nnAhIa 10 move or RreAk.
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cLEyxLASD, Novembsr General Gar.
field aud wife are here this evening, at.
lending the Wedding Of the son Of State
&c jlosist Newbnry and the daughter Of
Dan. p. Ellis, 0 brilliant society event.
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wAsurNoroS, PA, November l1.-A
two nonth's-old child OF Martin Wendell,
near waynesbutg, was found dead In bed
yes erdsy morning, SmotheIed by bed
clothes,
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ESTA BLlSHE AUGUST o. 1852

in assuring them about this secret orgsni-
cation, Just tell them you are bound BY
oath not TO divnlge any secrets. II they
ask you any questions answer them right
HAT saij: II suppcae they viii bring
Gar field and nut him on this Piand," and
Howe taid, Il wish they wonld." When
/ came did not know that ] wonld have
10 do any sseariny at all. II l had known
thai. I w0nli not have come.
From the statement It seema that Truth
published an siEidayit rnrportinR to have
been made by Robert Lindsay, OF Gum
berland, and them sent the man Walton,
who proiessed to be connected with Truth,
to find l.indsay. or someone who would an.
aWer 10 that name.
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Ecmogs or ,mE ELEorloNs.
The Onirlai Pisnrr- coming tn Matter
OF iuierrst In SHrions ticiaiti's.

SOMETHING DgPISIrk FRiM KANSAS
ATcMlsoN, KANSAS, November II The
Oh unpioa has official returns from all the
countic, In the State except twelve on the
remote frontier. The vote Too up: Gar.
fisld IT5 Sc H.ncock 5GOr7. Viewer
lS $50; G,rlislds plurality b. 6o0. Tnis
will be increased to shnnt 0!O00 The
total vote OF the S'a'a will bs about ZOO.
OOO, an increase Of " 00) since 1873 rns
Greenbark vote was abJut 0,OOJ less than
two years ago.
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san FRAHcIsc' ;, November 1.-THE ofIi
cisl canvass Of the ci'v vote gives Garfield
1900, Hancock 3l,477, which makes Han
cIck's plurality In the state l22. Rose
rraus hests Davis In this district ] 800
lodge Terry, Dem cratic elector. runb 20;
behind his ticket, insutiug his defeat.
MISSEsorA.
Sr. Paul, November ll.-Complete re
turns from al Int tiVe frontier counties
give Garfield 3 $50 sjnriiy. Dunnell has
| 1856 msjnrily for Congress over both com
petltors Strait 5,9lS. Wsshburne, l3,GGl
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock. November 1.-THE re,
turns of the Presidential and Congress.
ional elections come ia slowly. Enough
ia known 70 give assurance OF the election
ot four Democratic Copgtessmen. In the
First district Dnnn leads Johnson 5000
votes with five counties 10 hear
from, which will not alter the re-
anlt. In the Second district Jones
Is elected by l94 plurality over williama.
who leads Gilard, Green hacker, 600
votes. In the Third district Crave's j.
,e elected over Bales, Republican, by 5 000
majority. In the Fourth district, Gunner
is reelected by plurality over Peel,
Demo crat, Of about 1000. Murphy, Re-
publican, being about 1000 bshind Peel.
CORRECTION IN ouIo's vUrE.
COLUMBUS, O., November 1 The Sec.
rotary Of State asserts tina. owing to mis-.
take in his office, the official figures Of the
recent OHIO election Ss furnished the press
last night were not correct. A re.examina.
lion OF the vote shows the following re-,
suit: Garfield. 315 0iS; Hanenck, $40 S2l /;
Weaver, G45B: Dow, GlG. Ga ti4ld'r
plurality, 84.2l7; GarfsId's mrj Irity,
%, l4z. sri SE
oFFEEsIs AGAINST TIE ELEcri7N LAWS
CHARLESTON, S O.. November II -1'hir.
lynne warrants OF arrests for otrnses
under the elec ion laws have already
been issued by the United States officials
in Charlestnn. Without exception, the
accused are Democrats. A number OF ar.
rests have b4en msde in Ricnland and
other counties, and the d ckAts OF the cir
cult court will be full 10 April.
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A vILLAiAOUs An0 DAnaADLE CON.
spIHAGY.

The Contemplate husioess 20 Which
she u. feuse In the Phiip Ease Mere
MiiIins to Descend TO Bvisier up their
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sr. Paul, November ll.-Complete re
turns from 81 Int fve frontier coun'ie
give Garfield 8 $50 msj,riiy. Dunnel ha
1856 msjnrity for Congress over both erm
peli,ors; Strait 5,9lS, Wsshburne, l3,GGl
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"A dispatch from Constantinopls says
the latest news from Athens Is that the
Cabinet Is actively advancing military
bu: the amy will not be
reailv mil Ma rh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15

jay Gould die not succeed In getting control
Ia the management OF the Western Union Tel
egraph company at the annual meeting Of the
stockholders. The old board headed by Dr..
Nofyih Green, was reelected. The prospect
now Is that the fight between the Western
MON and the American company VIII 90 on
with increased intensity, anu the public viii be
penen,ted by the lower rates clused by the
competition. Gould's avowed policy in aiming
10 gain control Of the Western Union. az well
as the American, was TO make COMPROMISE
between The two companies. by which the enor-
noJsly expensive rivalry could be ended The
annual report OF the Western Union states that
the exhibits OF the business Of the year show an
Increase over the previous year In gross earn.
ingS OF sl,659,i9I.do, and in net earnings or
so'6,S6i.l2. Deductlng srom the net earnings
fixed Charges for interest and sinking fund.
Sl6o.5li.i3, leaves balance OF net earnings OF
si.Gss, 81, being little over II flo Der cent
On the capital stock OK the COMPANY outstand.
Ing. or this eight per cent mas been paid 10
stockholders during the year. amounting 10
a%,Z2c,2.G2J, the remainder being invested in
lew property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15

Tie Richmond state hitherto uncoLnoromIs.
Il sly hostile TO any sort of union OF the demo-
crazy Ia Virginia that did not involve the sur
render Of the readjUsterS, has changed its tone
since the Indiana eltction. It now insists uuon
union OF The democratic factions and pro-
p)ses that the minority shall surrender 20 the
majority; that II IT can be made TO appear that
the re&dJusters have the larger number OF voters
tLen let The Tunder5 so to them and unite Ia
support Of the Malone electoral ticket This
proposition. coming from the Sate. which IN
doub;ecly represents the most stalwart anti
Malone democrats. is significant. IL Is an indi-
cation that TIE democrats or Virginia Will prob
ably join forces in order to make sure OF the
state FOR Hancock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15
The Double sheet Tomorrow.

THE STAR Will be issued to morrow In dou-
sle-sheet form OF ffty-six columns, or eight
pages Advertisers and newSdealers Will please
send in their orders early as possible for this
enlarged and extra edition. The number OF
new advertisements printed thus far In october
is ga2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15

II IS estimated that the peanut crop OF this
country viii reach 2, 22o00O bushels this year.
Last YEAR 1,92s,990 bushels were consumed In
the United states In 1876 the total crop was
only coco bushels. and the rapid Increase In
production and consumption since then proves
that peanuts must be classed among our staple
prOdCci5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15

The eject OF the Ohio and Indiana elections
seems TO Inspire the republicans vi h DISPOSE
ton 10 spread out their work even to include
several SOU bern states, while 1t has caused the
democrats 70 contract their laborS. The demo
cratic managers. apparently intend TO select
the few close states and concentrate all their
efforts upon them, leaving the solid south to
take care OF itself. New York, New jersey,
Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire and the
Pacific states are those In which the democrats
propose TO make their battle, while Mr.. English
Will be left to do the best he can towards reor-
ganizing bis broken forces In Indiana. II
spirit OF hOpelessness takes hold OF the dernoc
racy then It will not be difficult for the repub-
hcans TO carry two or three OF the southern
states, perhaps. But the strong probability is
that the southern democrats viii be persuaded
that If they do their whole duty, Hancock can
be elected, and this Will induce them 10 make
even greater efforts than before. The great o.
Sracle 10 republican success IN the south Is the
fear OF return TO what is 50 wei known in
that country as negro rule" The great bulk
OF the republican party In the south consists or
colored men. Since these states passed into
dt mocTaJiC control there are but few white re-
pubiicans who are office seekers, or who would
hold Office even IL rendered to them When
there Is talk OF democratic defeat In the south,
the white people naturally conclude that such
result would once more put the c0loced men
Into political power; and it Is for this
reason that the whites generally vote the
democratic ticket. II any southern state
had such republican population as any OF the
northern states, democratic sway would be
easily broken. But it Is generally held in the
south, ami by those who claim TO be the best
friends OF the colored people. that the latter are
not yet qualified to rule. They have been free
men, 1t Is urged, but few years, and the rising
generation, that is getting the benefit OF educa
ton, is too young Yet TO I'LL legislative halls
While II Is true that many, perhaps majority.
OF the republican candidates for Office In the
south are white men, it IS argued that when a
political party wins power the element that
does the most Of its voting must and will natu-
rally share the benefit Of such victory. It is
the fear OF NEGRO rule that keeps the south
sold more than al other causes.
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~ FRAM MRS at the FAIR. The best in the world
Makes Curtains lo.k nice SIS new. For this week
addross j. GILhAY, city. octl1-5s'
Holm PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as
- to the responsibility of people, with abstracts OF
liens real estate, SOC 10th st. NV. a. N. to 10
pm. Always i'll before and from to 5. ocl1-Ims
M II. ALBUBGER, successor to /. p. LIBBEY,
w Matchmaker and Jeweler, has removed to
corner of 7th and SITS. W., in Drug Store, oppo
site u. s. z. o. sep1S
NFME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS
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While one great political party Is glad aud the
other sorry over the result OF the late election
In Ohio and Indiana, the whole country finiS
ample occasion for rejoicing In the fact that the
apprehens,ons Of violence and blood shed at tie
polls were not fulfilled. AT one time it looked
as though strain almost stronger than could
be borne might be put upon a republican form
OF government by the acts Of foolish and wicked
men moving, as it was feared, with the conn1v-
ance If Eo under the direct instructions OF party
leaders on both sides; and that this danger has
been ayerted is good cause for congratulation
all around. The quiet and good feeling with
Which the exciting struggle finally closed justi-
fes and strengthens the popular faith In the
capacity OF the American people for self-govern-
ment, and furnishes security that, no matter
Which party may be In power, the republic Will
be safe. The only dark spot In the bright picture
Is the too free use OF money in elections by both
political parties This is an evil that Is assum-
Ing more p0rtentous proportions every year
and che which, unless it Do speedily checked
VII be 10 less dangerous in its results than
resort to arms. IL Is against this abuse that
coed citizens, without regard to political belief.
should now band themselves. With it out O,
the way the Old ship Of state Will have smooth
and pain sailing.