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rent by the Land Commissioner At Belfast was
thrown ont by the Court Of Appeal, and the
tenant gets . material allowance.
News of conspiracy in Nepaul
against the British residents has reached Lon
don. The plot was discovered at the last mo-
ment- Eighty notabes wero arrested, and
twenty-one military officers summarily ex-
ecuted.
News has been received of the de-
structon by fire of the Circus Kremsier at
Bucharest The flames spread 30 rapidly II
was with utmost difficulty any person in the
establishment could escape, and when the fire
was under control the discovery was made that
many men and horses had been burned.
Important tidings relative to the crew
of the Jeanette are given in dispatch from
Engineer Melville, at Irkutsk, to the United
States Secretary OF the Navy. 1t seems that
Melville has returned to the Arctic ocean,
and that his search has been rewarded by the
discovery Of the log-books, instruments
and four records left by Lieut.. De
Long. He had obtained no tidings Of
the fate of that portion Of the Jeannettes crew
which left the wreck in the second cutter in COM
mand Of Lieut. Chip. The Cossack command
ant at Irkutsk, by direction Of Gen. Tschirnieff,
will continue the search during the winter.
Melville requests orders to remain with two
men and renew the search in March.
The Governor of Kilmainham Jail has
served notice on ParneI, O'Kelly and O'Brien
that they have been remanded for ninety days.
Mrs. Mccormack, Of the Ladies' Land League
of Dublin, has been sent to prison for one
month.
Burlington Smith. the American Vice
Consul at Bristol, England, died suddenly of
heart disease.
The Irish Land Court has before it no
less than 10, 900 applications for fair rents.
The revolt against Austrian rule in
Herzegovina and Bosnia is spreading fast. The
rising seems to have been simultaneously
planned and is not without organization. The
position Of isolated Austrian posts in Upper
Herzegovina is very precarious despite the fe-
verish activity of the military authorities in
dispatchng achievements.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-01-27
The Head Waiter.

Oh, no. my son, that dignifed gentle
man who looks down upon you with such
majestic complacency, who possesses the
grace of Apollo Belvidere, the proud
front of Jove and the equanimity of the
mummified remains of Rameses the First
that sublime parsonage, my son, is not
an Emperor, King, Prince or President
of some powerful nation, neither is he
the owner of countless millions, nor the
landlord of this caravansary. He is far
above all thrones, Nominations, prince
doms, virtues, powers. He is mightiest
in the mightiest. Look at him, my son,
and tremble. Behold the head waiter,
and shrink into nothingness before his
transcendent grandeur and-cheek.
Boston Transcript.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-01-27

Hon. Joseph J. Stewart, one of Mary
lands most prominent citizens, is dead.
Gregory Sternoni, an Italian mer-
chant Of Petersburg, Va, was convicted of re.
ceiving stolen tobacco, and sentenced to re-
ceive twenty stripes at the public whipping
pest
Anderson Jones, colored, was hanged
at Augusta, Ga, for the murder of John ID.
HARRISON.
A man named John Nelson, while
blowing on the farm of Robert Hicks, in Boone
county, Ark, plowed up an iron box containing
over OIL 400 in gold coin
A fire which originated in the candy
factory Of r. E. Black, at Atlanta, Ga, de-
stroyed seven buildings, on which the loss ia
estimated ct $500, 900. ..
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has bean abandoned BY the citizens Of Boston.
Seven souls persisted by the founder
ing sf the British schooner wsathsrgauge, In
the Gulf of Mexico.
The Louisville and Nashville road has
purchased controlling interest in the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois, obtaining 5000 shares
from Boston holders at 1l2h.
Lieut.. Mcdonald, of the Fourth
United States cavalry, has been scouting with
twenty Indians in Southern New Mexico Hav-
ing crossed the border into chihuahua after
Apaches, he was arrested for the invasion by
the Mexicans, and will be tried. The War De-
partment at Washington has been appraised of
his situation
Peace between Bolivia and Chill has
been secured by the former surrendering her
coast territory and breaking away from Peru.
The centennial birthday Of Daniel
Webster was the occasion Of the gathering of
q number of his distinguished admirers at the
national capital. at which 1t was announced
that fund had been subscribed to erect q
monument to his memory. The anniversary
was also celebrated by patriotic gentlemen Of
Boston and Chicago.
The steamships City of London and
Henry Edge sailed from Europe for American
ports in November, and all hope of their safety
has been abandoned. Their cargoes were val
ued at GOO, 900 each.
Lieut.. Mcdonald, who was arrested
by the Mexican authorities for crossing the
border, has been released.
The National Board of Health officials
at Washington maintain that represent small
pox epidemic originated from the emigrants
who arrive at Castle Garden infected with the
disease and carry it West in the emigrant
trains.
The National Board of Health has de-
clared the smallpox epidemic throughout the
United StateS
A mercantile agency of New York re-
ports 1T failures for the week, caused largely
by the clog in sales and collections arising from
the unreasonable weather.
The surgeons who attended President
Garfield have presented no bills for their ser
vices, and it is understood that they intend to
rely upon the generosity Of Congress. But the
House committee wiz insist upon being
furnished with bills covering the service rem
dered, and only such claims viii be allowed as
could be successfully prosecuted against the
estate OF the deceased.
An attempt to assassinate President
Solomon, Of Hayt, was made by five armed
men, who secreted themselves in the executive
mansion. Forty arrests were made in connec-
ton with the plot
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-01-27

ILLINOIS. annual meeting Of the nf-
nois State Grange was held at Nation, Coles
county. A large number Of delegates and
visitors were present The full number of
delegates is LOG, ninety-three Of whom were
present, quite number being women. Sem
ator Horace II. Clark delivered the address Of
welcome on behalf Of the citizens Of Nation
the response was given by Maj. K. Miller, Of
Green county. Mortimer Whitehead, Past
Master Of the New Jersey State Grange, made
an eloquent and lengthy address explaining
the "Aims and Objects Of the Order" The
next meeting will be held in December, 1882, ut
Belleville.
wIsooNs1N.-The yearly meeting Of the State
Grange Of Wisconsin convened at Milwaukee
The annual report Of the Treasurer showed the
total receipts during tho year were a, 432. SO
disbursements, a, 002.87 leaving balance Of
$430.06 in the treasury. The 6ecrstary's re-
port shows that 121 oranges are in ex-
istence in tho State, having . member
ship of $3.50. Four subordinate oranges
were organized during the year, and 800 menu
bers acquired by initiating. The following
officers were elected: Master. @. F. Carr, Beloit;
Steward, A. Sprague; Chaplain, L. Brainerd;
Treasurer, ]. Cochrane; Secretary, @. l.. Hux-
ley; 0atskesper, E. Wood; Correspondent, Mrs.
O. Sherwin; Executive Committee, @. f. Carr,
r. ID. Forrest; Trustee, ]. E Williams; State
Purchasing Agent. X. Niffin.
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u utnsst eomposurs Al - unst3sn that Dor
dsred upon tho ludIerous, the prisoner read on
with an attempt 1t every eonceIvable form OF
oratorisal and dramatic eject. Hs description
of the taking on Of NE President was given
with striking eject. At this time he closed his
eyes or turned them hssvenward. waved his
bedy back and forth, sank his voice TO . whis-
per or raissd 1t TO high treble. At times the
internally Of his uttsrsnses seemed 70 react
upon himself, but the effect vas but transitory,
and with the exception OF one instance there
was 70 indication Of breaking down
At frequent intervals hs paused TO
emphasize some sentence or senu-
nent by repeating 1t er commenting
upon It. At one time, pausing, he leaned
toward the jury and, emphasizing with his
head and hands, said, with an attempt at great
solemnity Of utteranos;
al tell you, gentlemen, just as sure ~ there
Is q God in heaven, If you harm . hair OF my
head this nation win 60 down in blood. You
can put my body in the grave, bat there viii
be day OF reckoning"
"The jury may put my body N the ground,
but my soul will 60 marching on The slave
holders put John Browns body IN the ground,
but his soul goes marching on"
Here he chanted most wsirdly one stanza Of
"John Browns Body" closing with "Glory,
Glory, Hallelutah !"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-01-27

A blood-curdling tragedy was enacted near
Lancaster, Gerard county, KY. James A.
Wilmot, farmer in good circumstances, was
rendered temporarily insane by brooding over
debt of s400 which he owed to O neighbor.
His insanity assumed the honiicidal type, and
eliminated in the wholesale slaughter of the
members of his family. Getting out
Of bed during the night, the maniac
sought an Ak, and with this: weapon slew his
aged mother, his wife and tive daughters, and
wound up by hanging himself in his barn. A
son, aged 20 years, escaped by outrunning the
maniac father. He alarmed the neighbors, who
repaired TO the Wilmot mansion and found the
body Of James A Wilmot hanging in his barn,
the dead bodies OF Elizabeth Wilmot,
his mother, aged SO years Matte and
Mary Wilmot, his daughters aged 10 and ID
years. lying in their beds, with one awful cut
across the neck and blows from new sharp
ak, found lying on the floor Of the room; also
the body Of Elizabeth Wilnot his wife, lying
on her face on the floor. with three or four
gashes in her head and back, made with the
same death-dealing ak. The deadly blows had
evidently been dealt while the victims were
sleepin0
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-01-27
Lynch Law in Washington Territory.

A telegram from Seattle, in Washington Ter
ritory, says James Sullivan and William
Howard were arrested here to-day on charge
of the murder of George r. Reynolds, young
man whom they waylaid and shot
last night. The prisoners were brought
before magistrate for prelimi-
nary examination. Evidence OF their guilt IL
most conclusive. The feeling was intense, and
at the close of the examination Committee of
Safety forced its way into the courtroom,
and, overpowering the officers, took the
prisoners. Sullivan and Howard were
taken short distance and hanged.
Their bodies were left suspended, and crowd
numbering 400 then proceeded to the county
jail, and, overpowering the guards and breaking
down the doors of a cell, took out Benjamin
Payne, who was confined for the murder Of
Police Officer Sears. He was taken to the place
where the bodies of Sullivan and Howard were
suspended, and hanged.
The bodiessswere left hanging some time, and
then given over to the Coroner. The Commit
tee Of Safety continues its organization, and
have issued q notice that persons guilty of
highway robbery in the city Will, il arrested,
receive the penalty of death in q summary
manner.
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"KNow thyself" may be an excellent
sort of proverb, but some people wouldn't
know very much if they obeyed it inn
plicitly.-Lanpton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

During !hs week business hs, been very quis.
and the weather hiss had very unfsvoratla eff.
feet upon sill outdoor operations. The condition
of tho roads in the ccua!ry renders i! alnos! i'm
possible 10 transport produce. and Is conse.
quencs the receipts srs q7ite light. Money mai
ters are quiet and unchargad. In Baltimorethe
demand for nj orey i, less active, and capital i,
aceumulating. The rates for loans are from 81.
6 per Ct The New York money market con.
tiruss very easy at 4s5 per ct for csll loans on
STOCKS, and 2aS per cen. on q. s. bonds The
rates for time loans and mercantile paper arc
unchanged. q. 8. bonds steady. Virginias
are lteady for ths leading bonds. but lower for
the cheap iHues, which have advanced 80 much
Of late The 10.10I were frmer and closed full
30 bid. Peelor bonds were dull at S.,Ss5. ard
Peeler coupons sold At IS and 81. closing a6ass5,
Black scrip sold at 81 and closed offered q. that
figure Tax coupons cold at 6ai and closed quiet
at G)kC9I. Deferred certificates Are neglected
and again sold o. ICY. Railroad stocks arc dull,
Richmond and Danvile offered at 20, but no
bid. Virginia Midland less strong in The bid.
ding. Preferred was wanted 9. lis and com mon
at 50. with the former offered at 125. Bonds ara
quiet. with vary moderate demand 10 any di.
rec!ion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
JEWS OF IHEDAY.

rSo Gases CT small peg wers,rspcr:ed in Bal
tlm,re yesterday.
A Russian paper says tho treutnens of the
Jews 10 husSla Is local matter. and that 20 IL
terfererce by foreign powers will b tolerated.
Ex.Secretsry Blaine gave a dinner party il
Washington last night, the President and ms
ny other distinguished ptr,ons being present.
A Bohemian named Z,ch hurled 8 stone
through the cirrirgs Of the Russian Ambssss
dor at Vienna yesterday, bat no one was hurt.
Zch was arrested.
A man named Cornell. who. it is claimed.
h:s bseD lhs leader of band committing ou.
RACES IN Ireland. has been arrested with s:val-
oil other members of The band.
L,rsan. 40 artist on the staff Of the London
News, lett st. Petersburg last event. 10 bin
40 expedition to search for Commander De
Long, Of tho Jeanette. and tn. missieg boat 8
orew.
Oscar Wilde. tho D,bete. passed through
Baltimore yesterday without oppiug, and
thus brought upon himself tho indignation OF
the society leaders of that city. So reception
bad been arranged for him. 1t was reported
that be fell out With Archibald Forbes Oh their
WY to Baltimore.
A season Of unusually high water is reported
from many sections 10 the southwest. The
lower part Of Goodman, Miss. is inundated.
A Mobiis. dispatch says all the lever landings
alo-g tho Tom 5igbee riv;r are Inundated. Fit
t5-;lx feet OF water is reported at Tuscaloosa.
and tho river is still Using. The ltw,r part Of
Chattanooga. Tenn, is covered with water, and
tn river is still rising rapidly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
The Guiteau Trial.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Jan. 2O.-At lC:lO
clock, without any preliminary Incidents OF
demonstration 90 the p irt of tho prisoner, Mr..
scovic resumed his argument.
GuIteau brought into court with him q roll
Of msousuript, said to bo 40 elaborate preface
to- bis speech (which has already been put
llshed.) His counsel seem to think this mcro
log that Judge Cox will allow tim-uud,r
certain conditions and restricliops-to address
the jury after Mr.. Scovis has concluded bis
speech.
Mr. SooViIle called attention to the testimony
OF Df. Hsniltop, zone tf the Government
conspirators. IS be terms him. lie rerd
from his testimony. and said that from tho very
start Dr.. Hamilton had perverted his own
tes lmouy, aud studious'y made uss of the very
sr,n3est adj Gives showing the intensity OF biz
feeioGs % though any ff,rs on his part wss
designed to SECURE beyond peradysuture The
consideration OF this PRISONER. Mr.. Scovle
pointed cut seventeen instances whero DR..
H:mlHon had usid strong adj i've where
none was needed and where. 10 tscs. its use
was both improper and ioadnissible. 10 short
bis feelings Id him to Transcend the bouads of
ruth. and .h 50 exnressi,os srs used by him
as 1t tppears to me TT the express purpose Of
manufacturing feeling 10 your minds against
the prisoner.
Mr.: scoville continued to discuss the subject
OF The head diagrams, aud the proceedings be-.
came somewhat tedious until a "spat'' arose DO.
tween counsel AID the District Attorney, in
which the former accused the latter Of having
boen u,d for wash bill. Guiteau, Of course,
"pu! III" several times. and thus malsers ran
Until Tho recess
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
Mr. Massey's Revolt.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
OFFICE OF AUD. OF PUB. ACCOUNTS,

OFFICE OF AUD. OF PUB. ACCOUNTS,
RICHMOND. Jao. 10. 1882.
Nr. Editor: After seeing the unlovs'y, Ut
kind end uowsrtnnted attacks upon me 10 the
Wbigi OF yesterday and te-isy. | should be
wap,Ing 10 selifespecs il wsre TO ask, or re-
oe W, any favor at your bands. [ wish, there
fore, to STATE that do not ask as tapor, but as
9 simple &C OF justice. tha! be allowed to ssy,
through your paper. to those who have saen
what you hsve ssid 10 it. sld who may
SEQ what sou msy yot say 10 it. that |
shall in due lime TAXA tuoh notice Cf it AID
such steps 10 regard to il, rs think it merits.
Publio duties require my attention at present,
and nevtr neglect public duties fer private or
personal matters. Ii the autoots,ic reig, to
which the representatives. ofa free people nave
bseu required 10 submit thus far. ,ntiLu: 8 10
control ,nem. | may soon bs roi,vsd from The
duties Of official position. | shall then be free
10 glvo proptr attention to your publications 8,
and to tho man who ,ro sseklug 10 destroy ev-
cry feeling OF indsp sndence, maolloess and SELL
respect: 10 both the peoDls and their reprsset- :
tativts, and to aubsidiz, The whale to crafty
their owo inordinaIe ambition.
With Gu, respIc'.
JOHN 4 MASSEY
-Richmond Wing.
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The ~ 8rkefa.

BAlrIMoRs. Jan. 2o.-virsinis ss old -; dc
I o;a se- -: DO consolidated So; DO Cd Re.
r'es Ss5 past due coup 81; new III 4Os 40 bid to.
day. Cotton steady; middlings liz. Flour
arm Howard street and Western super 4 25s
20 "; DO extra 25A$6 VI; do family 6 25sS7 10;
City Mills super 5Ol$5 25 do extra s 6O,SG Is:
90 family bOaS7 Is; do kio brands 81 %
ra!at eco family 1926. Wheat-Southe,n quiet
ana trmer; Western higher; Southern red
lssal43; do amber l43,l4s; Mol Nd I46all6;
40 Western winter red tpot 14la14l3; Jan
islsl4!t; Feb l42t,l4fa; Mar l454al4ss; April
i4uisl47: Corn-Southern easier; Western dull
sss steady; Southern white 7sai6; DO yellow
o7Ab9; Western mixed Jan c. bid Feb e9a 1891 !;
Mar 7la7ls; May 74.74i; steamer 81 asked.
Us a dulli Southern 1882; Western white Goa
.; ass 90 mixed oo 1910; Penna 5Oa52. Rye nom
lnslly 96.l0O. Hay steady: prime 70 choice
Penns and Md l6,$23. Coffee lower and du / ::
Hio cireoes ,dtnary to fair SIA9a. Sugar easier !;
soft %. Whiskey firm st VI ILL.,
NEW YORK. January 0.-Stocks IRREGULAR
an, and unsettled. Money g. Cotton easier; up.
lands u; Orleans II 5.l6 Flour firm and mod.
erately active. What fairly active and i,;c
higher Corn rather quiet and bate better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
Suilertngs of q Tramp.

MONTGOMERY. N. Y, Jau. 2O.-A tramp
took lodgiog 10 q milk station three miles from
here on Monday. apd during the night be WAS
tsk: n seriously i'll and dericus with q high {, :
YER. twas rumored the next day. by pc rs 90
who saw him. that he he'd smallpox, AID the
trains wju'd not stop or any one 20 near bin.
de remsined in that state during tho severe
c'ld IT Tuesday night. the mercury being below
z,ro. When endeavoring to remav1 him The
next day it was fouad that he was sufferirg
from high fever. He Was still delirious, AID
bis legs wetc frtz!n stiff Up 10 the knees. A.
tention was then given him AID be is now bsing
cared for,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
I0stfuolioD,

Where the supreme qlesliou Ct ct:ioo does
not ebrldn, AID whare tho tax payers only aio
the s1tfare,s. tho read listers are not lacking 10
generosity to me ainary thousand negro voters
who elected ham TO power. they are going to
establish negro normal sohooi at q c>st Of ono
hundred Thousand dollars ard provide for its
maintenance b. annual appropriations. The
democrats in the Legislature suggested the
prtpriety OF establishing similar school iot
the white rsoe. tus Mr.. Riddlcberger said such
thing oonid not b, done uoil he saw wa.re
tia means wer, to come from. So the uegrceH
will havs a uOrmsl school. bu! The white people
will have zone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkI.Y BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY %, 1852.
As some doubts have been typressi as to tho

As some doubts have been xpressd as to tho
d.tsc!i7o or!hog:sphy Of the Snpetiate; =
dent of Public losiru,!ioL- ;l:o, gentleman
has placed 10 our ia.d letter Of his in which
Tho following specimens appear: "Wedoesd7."
'ooses' for Iosss. "tditoral, 'c0liu, "co,-
rctp)cdants." "untramullid.' ''c)nt.oled.'
and, perhaps sCns Others. which, owing to tho
character Of the chircg:sphy, sro Doubtful.
Il, 90: this pretty dish to set before
tue educ ,tcd peoI |, of tho counirg IS a spec
men OF Virginia culture
Ii must be remembered thst the Superinter-
dent Of Pablo destruction is cur accredited rep
rsssnts.iyo at macy meeliCgs OF prominent
school men from all sc iors Of tho Ution'
What sort OF figure will he cut there aud how
will otbs- eentlamen from tho State feel when
QUA p,iled to acknowledge that ho is their lu.
parior officer in the school system The retd
iusser party has done many bad things. but
nothing e'se 80 ridiculous a. the election Of
RIohA,d r. FAIR SIS Superintendent Ct Public
IostiuolioD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
"BlACK-DRAUGHT" makes chills
and fever impossible.
For sale by &. 8. Leaibeater & Bro
Mothers ! Mothers Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken o. your
rest By sick child suffering and crying with
the e1erucAting pain of cutting teeth If 40,
60 once and get bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SooTaiN SYRUP: 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediAtely-depond upon il |;
there is no mistake about it There is not .
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tsl you at once that it will sulste the bow.
els, and give rest to the mother, and relief and
health TO the child, operating like magic. It is
perfectly safe 10 use in sl cases, and pleasant TO
the taste, and is the prescription of one of the
oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere. rs cent?
bottle. mh1I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
To'Da3's Congressional Proceedings.

SENATE.
the Senate WIS rot in Session to day. tsving
acJsurned yesterday until Mord.y.
HOUSE.
THIS b:iug Friday the House went into Com
m!ttee OF the whole 90 the private calendar.
[ Mr.. Camp, OF New York. 10 the chair.
The dras bill on the c,leudar was one 10 re-
''evo from the charge of deserion to soldiers
Who bad been urjustly tried on that charge
during the war, convicted and imprisoned spd
10 restore their right to bounty but not to pay.
a motion was made by Mr.. Holman, Of
indiana, to recommit the bill With instructions
TO report general law c,veriDg all similar
csses; but it was ruled out of order.
MIR, Randall, of Penoa.. expressed the hope
that the Committee Oh Military Aff.irs would
mature AID report bill giving to the War De-
par ment some power to grant such clsmency
aad thus relieve Congress Of that large GLASS Of
cases.
After "a hours discussion the bill was laid
aside TO b, repMted 10 the House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

Tho Wheeling Intcliigenccr a republican pa
per is opposed to he repudialop CT even the
tmll ponion Of tho Firiaia debt which i,
considers is lGus Ky IVES. Virginia. This is
on: of the pauya! der Of thioes. because Ihc
Mtetltgeacer supported tie party 10 Virginia
wno wish to ropu1ate no. obl9 more than hall
Of tho Virginia deb. bul to hsld IVES! Viz
GINA Liable for all the rem siodsr