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A Hlg AaAixunaenl.

ToLrpo. O, July l4.-BurEert < Hart,
for twenty-five yes1s propris,ors Of The
large Wholesale boo. and shoe house, of this
city, supposed 10 be aecure, assigned this
afternoon to L. S. Baumgsrdner, Liabili.
ties about 100000. Assets not attainable,
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Lively Time at q FestiSa,,

CHARLOTTE, N. O., July 14.-At Mount
Holly station, twelve miles from Charlotte,
negroes bad a festival Saturday night. Eli
Bsrringer insisted the wrong change had
been given him. A dispute arose, rsz,rs
few and Barring fell to the a,or, his head
hanging to the trunk by piece OF skin
only. LAT n Martin got pistol ball in his
hrain. Brats knncklee and slnrg shots did
deadly work. About twelve ntgroes were
hurt. Three negroes wero .rftsied.
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ONO county intends to do hersel( credit
At the Republican State convention, and
the lriends from other, counties are to be
invited tC join the triumphal entry, This
is to serys notice on Pa,kersburg that the
Ohio county delegation alone numbers
asseniy.si1 men, and we expect to incrase
thSt number several fold. N. H=a
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Wl7a submission to the Supreme Court
ol Appealg the respondents beg to file the
supplemental answer herewith annexed,
consisting Of expressions Of opinion from
newspapers at home and abroad, together
with the lusly voice from Marion county.
There's more shot in the locker.
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TIE INDEpENDENrS
VIII Haye;a Stag Dance on tho 22nd O
6a.S tt, this II onih, liiftEaE ~

"nAyo - 0s"$ nAAco w Suo emu OF
- E,HH.sN sslt this II onib, IiLteEaE
NEW York, July l4-The Independent
Republican general committee met this
aittsnooh at tie new headquarters. Carl
schurz Presided: The following call was
adopted unanimously: "The undersigned
committee invite all Republicans aud in.
dependent votels who dieapproye Of
the nominations made + by The Re-
publican National Convention at Chicago as
unworthy Of support, who think tha. Tho
interest Of good government and public
morals demand the defeat Of the Repuhli.,
can candidates for President and Vice
President, aud who are therefore resolved
not to vote for Blaine and Logan. and TO
meet for conference either in person or by
delegation ior the purpose O., determining
upon common course Of action in the
pending canvses. 5sts s,,t
The conference will be held at LA. N.
July 92, 1854, in the city Of New York at
the University club theatre, Madison
avenue and Twenty.ai1th street. .Gentle-
men dc esiring to take part arc respectfully
requested 10 report their names to s. W.
Grierson, Secretary ct the, Independent
Republican Comniste, No. IS Nae2au
sire et." 4. !, iiaS.'i .-Ss.Is7 l'2 ~
This call ie a'gned by several Independ.
ont Republican committees. q a.
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IT was suggested TO Mrs. Hendricks that
second place would bring first place within
he, husbands reach four years hence.
Mrs. Hendricks replied, 'Thomas will be
TOO old then" One is never too old mend
his ways. II Thomas will reform now and
vote Tor Blaine and Logan be may yet
make man of himself. ~
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IN The contempt opinion the Court said:
"Ai,er the judges who now It'll the bench
are only remembered in the decisions they
have rendered, the court still remains. !"
Va we to amend go that it will read "by
,hs lsnyti, Of the decisions, &C."
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Tho Fall nr the BnsliIa.

PARIS, July l4.-Ihe fall Of the Bag
Tue was celebrated here to-day with
great eclat Honses were handeomely
decorated with flga and bunting. Two
reviewd Of troops were held and wltnee.ed
by thousands Of persons, who .cheered Tho
soldle.s heartily. Great crowds attended
the open air concerts and. tha many places
OF amusement. The weather was splcndid.
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SINCE the taril plank suits Frank Hurd,
a blatant free trader, it can't be expected
TO 70 down with men who believed in main.
tanning defensive policy against foreign
trade competition. When MIR. Hurd de.
clares that tariff is the ipsue he is talking
bor.o rornn
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Does our esleemed contemporary, the
hqa!xr, think that $4,000 Orsngemen will
ca, Nj, Blaine? Does it think there are
tha. many Orangmen in this country :?
Does It think the Orapgemen who are Re-
publicaus will cut him at all, and II so,why2
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TIE straiyhtout 'oy the Morrison plat
io,m will be matter Of curiosity to many
lsboring men for neveral weeks to come.
General Butler will cheerfully conslue it
ior them upon application.
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What ExSrnvaynuce !

San Francisco, CAL., July 14.--A small
town mission OF San Jose was almost totally
destroyed by FIRE last night. Loss, $50, 900;
insurance small. When the water wss ex.
hausted claret wine was used to extiuRuieh
the flames, to pravent the destruction Of
the old mission church. 80 ~ - d q
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CINCINNATI, o, July l4.-Ths cigar
packers Of this city have been ordered
out, in conseq quence Of lockout OF cigar.
makers which IL now In its nineteenth
week. A resolution was adopted advising
tho packers Of Other places not to come
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Bnxe Bail Yesterdlny.

At Proyidence-Bosson. 9; Providence, 0.
At Phila.-New YORK, 3; Phi!a 2. 80.
At Detroit-Chicago, 6; Detroit, 81. .55 =
AT leyeland-Bn Galo, 13; Cleveland, s.,
At Observation-Disclosures, o; Louisyille.0.
At Colnmbus-Wash'n, 5; Columbus, is
At Ipdian'p'lis-A1et's, 6; Indianap'le. j ;.
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THg Pennsylvania Independent Republic
c,ps kick the other way. They, are very
nj, on that ssven.league Conscience owned
and operated by the Grest American
Willipus Wsl(ipu5. l@.>'
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tro De CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT |
Fatilcr aud soii, Killed Dy Lfx,,tniu

Father and Son Killed by Lightning.
Sioux CRY, IA, July l4.-A farmer
named Hanson and bis son we're killed by
lightning in O'Brien county on Friday.
The father and son with Mrs. Hanaon and a
hired man were standing in a kitchen
shed. A neighbor noticed that the hsuse
was On fire, and going over found the man
and boy dead, and the woman and hired
man insensible on the floor. The building
WIS saved and the two Injured persons
will recover. The dead was not dieh2ured.
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worLp Mr. Hendricks like to hear from
S.cr,sry Chandler often ? Aud will he
,hink the Secretary Of the Navy "real
mean" il he doesn't drop him line by
sre-v mail?
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=, SENATOR McDosALp, oi Indiana, will
sd,e his opinion Of tho ticket. Hs is
,,,.iS to give a verbal expression Of his
,dass oi The little end 1t. <%'-,-s.,si.i.
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sMcoLslLAs, Seymour, Tilten and Hend.
,,;cu ali virtually New Workers, can sym.
rs,hir, with Cleveland; and the wrath Of
r,o, , G,seley can j,in with them.
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ERIE, Pa, July l4-There was we'll
attended and enthuaiastic Democratic rail.
fication meeting tonight addressed .by
William L. Scott and others. Scott always
draws q crowd, no matter what be talks
about, Ina01IT-
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TIN, ,;me 4 IL the head oI the ticket thst
:, ,hs l;pbtes., Hendricks ssys tho Demo-
,,,;c n,edilec.iou Tor brsins never wRS
,yonipent.
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,.;, tinted that il Henry g. Davis he'd
.,hr,ittpl TO ressaeeSment ho would have
S.0n ,be Democratic candidate ior Vice
President. -En n
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Politics nnL ~ the DlGereucs.

'
1t is not necessary for US to say 50, as
everybody knows that Brother Baker. Of
the Wheeling Register, is very consistent
man: He complimented Judge Henry
Brsnnon for his decision & when a rule wss
asked Tor against the Register. Now he
approves the conduct Of the Supreme Court
tor. an adverse docision. The only differ.
ence Is that this time tha IHTsLL,G EScsg is
the sufferer. Honest men say TINT the
case before Judge Henry Braunon was
much the stronger, as the libelous articles
In the Rtais!er tended 10 obetruct iustica
by intimidating q State witnc,s. Harts
article was not contempt, because 1t was
not an act done in the presence OF the
Court, nor could it in any way obatruc.
justice being done In the case at issue. q
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:. ..sd 10 think ,hs. atIer his time aa
,!..,ro, c.ptreu Mr.. Cleveland cannot be
', slsr,ed Sheriff oihis county.

A.. r,p1,s sbd.hIs kickers were unable
I ,stoto the Republican party, but they
'',ns,sd TO dictate the Democratic noml!
'u,a' ',."r wal55t,
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ARH 1t Come To This;

CHdTtS'OH aoe 7fl6unS lRpD -. n.
Ha'it got to be 80 in West Virginia that
Republican Is fined $500 for contempt Of
court iu publishing an editorial extract
from Democratic paper, while the origi-
nal utterer Of the libel, If it be such, is un-
punished and uncenEured? This seema to
be the present status Of the ce7e. The
people will see the nece. ,ity Of voting this
fall for two members Of the Supreme court
who will protect the freedom Of the press
and the rights Of proper d;scue,iop, -
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THE SITUATION GRAVE


/; Is ia pretty evident from what it bothers
these officials that each OF them con.
slider the situation grave, and that the pre-
vention oi the appearance OF cholera here
will be very difficult II not impossible as it
is so easily, brought to the country. Cases
are cited in which it hp3 been in former
years brought through the port Of New
York and carried 10 the interior Of the
country. Minnesota. Dakota and other
points in the effects Of emierants making
i:s appearance within fsw days after the
clothing in which 1t came was unpaCked. {
s. An effort Is just now being made by the
National Board OF Health to induce the
President to give that body control al the
fund Tor tha prevention OF the introduce
ton and spread Of epidemics This ,und
WAS placed in the Presidents hands by
the Forty seventh Congress at its last ses.
sion, the amount being 100000. Last
year when the yellow fever appeared in
the S5uth the National Board OF Health
and the Marine Hospital rendered their
services, and after due consideration the
President put the work into the hands OF
the Supervising Surgeon OF the Marine
Hospital Service, Dr.. Hamilton, who car.
RED on the work With. marked sue
cess. Y Thtr, wRsI one grave fault,
however, and that was that he
did not use ali the fund, leaving in the
Treasury more than sS5. 900 Of the Sl00. 600
given fer this work. il is this sum still
under the control oil the Pregident upon
which the G Government mus. rely to prevent
the introduction Of cholera. 1t is under.
stood that the Secretary Of the National
Board OF Health, d.. Gaoyge =. WRring Is
personal friend Of the President, but GO
Mr.. Arthur has prepared in the pfst as he
prnbahly will inthe preseat inatance, not
to lay himself liable toreprosch by putting
the expenditure Of 50 important 5 fund
that bis course could be charged With
| fauoxitaiun, ----- u ~. r-.---- Mi .----
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n unt Go g.!

GEH1tf HdHHef 0 zEa9oc71tV tIfH..t 7 100 -.---"
Woods and Snyder would as well step
down without further effort. They are no.
entitled 10 the support OF the party. We
want men who are fearless in the diachsg1e
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10 oTuouAs F, BAYAND-No man who is
.,a lathe, Of Twelve children can ever be
President. Thirteen 10 the minimum
o.a,xt CtRIdnd.
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GENERAL a.N's rLANs

In Regard TO the Cnu,pniKu-Specches in
West VirxiAin. ~! n
y WASHINGTON, July "A General L7gsn,
In sdAi'ion to preparing his letter Of &C.
ceptance, has, 1t is said, mapped out plan
Of the campaign which he is 10 submit to
Mr. Blaine when be goes East. Before
Congress adjourned General Logan made a
personal visit to all the member OF Con.
gress who are particularly effective on the
stump and made engsgements with them
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THE CllOLEkAs

TIE Danger OF nie kpiden,ic Spreading
:-.--,.- VILy In this Country. lf|,
From Our Special Correspondent. ia,
WASHINGTON, July l4-"What do you
think OF the prospects regarding The cholera
epidemic?" your correspondent asked oi
Dr.. Hamilton, Surgeon General of the
Marine Hospital service, who was 30 suc-
ceasful in controlling the yellow fever last
season.
"Well," he ssid with shake Of the
head, that Is pretty serious question.
OF course there is no Disgusting the fact
that we are in danger whenever IL ere is
cholera anywhere. The means Of trans.
porialion are 80 numerous and rapid that
it is likely toleach US within ten days from
it's appearance in France. don't mean
to say that l think it likely to reach ua 60
soon, or indeed that we are likely to have
it at all. but there il danger OF it's reaching
this country when 1t existo in county
with which We have IS close connection as
with Europe" ~ e..
"What are you doing tie way Of pre-
vention, II anything?" ~
Everything that can be done; simply to
wait and watch. The collectors Of customs
all along the coast have been notified that
persoEs from the infected Districts reported
leaving there by other than French VESSELS
have been instructed to require evidence
thAt none Of tho baggage Of Immigrants or
returning travellers has been shipped from
the inlected districts since June 20.h oil
this year. Instructions have also been
iesued to the customs collectors to CAUSE
the di.iniec!ion Of rags and ether freight
Of this character coming from infected dis.
tricts or those deemed liable 10 be in.
fected." ~
PRECAUTIONS RECOMMENDED. s.
"What other precautions are recon-
mended by you2" :" ll- .
"CleanliEess in cities; watchfulness in
the way Of quarantine, boiling or 6ltering
ofdrinking water in casa the disease reaches
this country, and intelligent care by each
citizen Of his own personal health" l.
8 On the other side Of the street from the
Marino Hospital service building is the
office CT the National Board OF Health.
The official la charge there in answer to
inquiries from your CORR 'pondent eaid
that while he did not think the danger OF
an epidemic this year very great he did
expect ind believe that we should hsye
cholera In this country either this or 1ext.
at does not usually reach us," he SAID,
Every much before the second year after
lis appearance in Europe. 1t is poe 1ible
that it may como sooner nov. The means
OF communication are 80 rapid now apl
numerous that 1t can be brought over
very quickly. They arc much more
numerous and rapid than they were in 40
when we had our last serious cholera epi.
demic. 1t had reached us souetimes by
the ports on the eastern coast and soms-
times by coming down through Canada
and sometimes by coming up the Miasis-
sippi. What We want is careful quarantine
and cleanliues, in our cities. TIE subject
is much better understood now than it was
when our last serious epidemic took place,
and We may escape with comparatively
little OF it." ...5- ,
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y, VIII Hear Something Drop.
shueo 1-o,.f F,... .....


Ndrtins6urg Hrad tRtpj E
Haaanyone told you that a good way |,
pay the West Virginia debt Is 10 have
Republican paper say something about III
Supreme Court a, = =
That the Governor should not borrow
from the irreducible school fund the I'm,
paid BY the 1NTRLLIoIScEa,
That he will do 10 II he feels like II,
Ihat Ii every Republican newspaper II
t1s State was fined s325, he would smile
~ lhat revenge Ia sweet but justice Il
That Judges arc human and therefore
sometimes play the baby act, - II
!i1at the West Virginia debt must be
pslu, even II 1t has to be paid with con,
That the Bourbons have robbed the ir.
reduei isle school fund Of $l27 600 already.
and Viii not hcsitate to rob 1t OF SS95 more.
lIhat 10 October they will hear Bomthinp
uiop' s, -...-- WulsrEnER.
fho JndEen Have n"s Cleared Them.
!. selves. : -.
ae~ Ier1 Eteatag FoH tcere and. Ind)
The oif.nce charged Is serious; bu! Il
seems rs IL In such cfses, where the uews.
paper 10 willing to produce its witnessry,
they ought to be summoned, and il they
nave been slandering the court be pun.
lshed also. Without something like a real
Trial OF the truth Of the accusation, the
ccharSe 10 not set at re1t the punishment
lor 3 common.law contempt being entirely
aaf9'sfary, 1t proves nothing, and what the
Judges most want, il they are really limo.
cent, is 10 have the stain removed, The
only etect Of these contempt proceedipp3
hat We have observed is that the charee,
Which was a! frat confined to au obscure
corner 9t the country, IL now being clrcu.
ateu oil over the United States, without,
ne public being at all able to decide ths!
! ,s false lie. without the judges having
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81 official duty. Place such men on our
ticket and the ticket will be carried 10 q
glorious victory. Place towards thereon
ana the ticket will be sent dsrklinp into
inc shades ot a meritsd defeat. We must
,aee Iai the isaue fairly, with manly hoarts,
W., Memust select vigorous, active and aggres-
81, aye men to lead ms on to success, = !,
ine party must repudiate wrong, regard.
leea o. the consequences 10 those who com.
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MS Exerlastiur Kerref.

Broot. County Local t1ad) 81 ~ 5E g'.,J
Judge Green after. perusing the press
Comments will ever}astingly. regret that be
did not get a little imprisonment mixed up
with the fine. - -. r, r ,,s''''I"'a 557i'E
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IN power 10 bring about this Ion, and
would be bound TO do It under tho plat.
form OF this convention. think II 10 more
epecitl, In its declarations; more unmistak.
ably anti.protectivstthan any former plat.
form Of the Democratic xarty."
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$50 -. DIED. yJf}EaSy' ',5tf5 ~ I, < r.
TAPpAH-."n Tatslay. July 18th, 4 2.,s.x
): .dI dsasx inisnt son Of l.. and s. o. Tappsn
Funeral notice hereafter g l-.E Il Z
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: MARRIED he,

,Gl3soE-AsHGo4-0n Wednesday. Jn,v a.,
leo! A. mo tn1,net residence OF the BRIDE, ns,,
On Z, Mllwoah. Pa, Mr.. konRKr Gll,oN, Of Mh".i.
isE' psE ", Va aud AAa NELLIE AtAcox, ol Everett,
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gA$. FREE PRESS
SPEAKS TO TIE LITTLE FOUR.
Tho Outrass on Liberty psnoaucsd ,As U,urps.
tion and Al, ,Uauarrasttd Assasll-AA Eehs q
'] Of fBafbarisn IN Wsh virxiniA-TAo Tyr.
aAous Judges n Oihers Bee Them, Hk'
Newspapers become more necessary in
proportion as men become more equal In.
dlvlduals and more to be feared by tyrauts.

| FISf ~ I1 ~ tAsA oeeoAAo Aiote equal ID
dlviduals and more to be feared by tyrauts
DE 7ocqueuille.
| sweet Virginia Medimvalism." \. !,
Philadelphia Prtw. tRtp.) tg.g .sIla m grI
The courts Of West Virginia still claim
hnd exercise tho medieval power to pun,
Lob summarily anyone who, by word OF
deed, happens to offend them. Mr.. Charles
D. Hart, formerly Of the Press, and now one
Of tho epublisheru and editor, ,ln.chiei Of the
Wheeling 1NTKLLloESoEa, and Mr. John
Frew, another fits publishers, are the latest
victims Of this form Of judicial tyranny, bl5
The Supreme Court Of West virginia ia
peculiarly Democratic institution. and ihe
lNrRLLIoENcER charged that one Of Tia re.
cent decislons was rendered with view IN
influence The Democratic State Oouyention
OF West Virginia and TO promote tha insar.
est Of political candidate. This was a "a.
we're reflection on the court, but ii Il. was
untrue, the Judges had their remedy
against the publishers oil the INrR,iioxx.
ckR by indictment for libel or sujt At Inv
Ihis process, however, was too roundabout
and uncertain for their taste. 1t involved
the production OF evidence-perhaps un.
pleasant disclcsnres-aud the uncer,aiatv
Of a jury's verdict The court ureierrea
to invoke its own powers to punisb for
contempt for prejudicial pu blications, and.
acting at once es prosecutor, Judge and
jury, fined both Mr.. Frew ana MI. Hart
Tor the unisyorab!e couments Of The lat.
ter. siis'}s Z. 'r-, - Wy '"'
| This arbitrary and irresponsible power |
which the courts arrogRted TO thomsslvfs
In less enlightened aye has been taken
away from them nearly everywhere hv
statute. It is clearly ircompat;hle with
the modern idea OF the liberty of the nras,
and dangerous discretion to repose even
IL men Of the supposed dignity and respou.
ability OF Supreme Judges. The Lspisla.
ture OF Pennsylvania seventy. five years
ago deprived the courts Of this State Of tbe
arbitrary power TO go outside Of the corrs. /
rooms and haul men before them for con.
tempt not committed In their p,esenre
Since then our judges, if aggrieyed bv a
bavs been left to the same re.
dress that other citizens enjoyed and wa
have never seen it alleged that the cauae
Of justice or the authority OF our cour,u
have fered by the change, -
II West Virginia is ever emaucinatad
from the blighting bonds Of Bourbon rnle.
We expect that one OF the fret frnits of har
will be curtailment Of thia
and unressonable anthor;tv
81 her courts and the freedom oi The press
guaranteed and protected by her law.
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r,, n.uocls!Ic plaslOtmiu satisfactory
.A, Ma ,,ss traders. That is Interpretation
enough. - ~
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ke buking the Court.

Parttrsbtr0 SAFE Jourrc! tRp.)
A cent subscription was atarted this
morning TO defray the fine lately imposed
on the Wheeling !NTsLLaEScER, by the
Supreme Court OF this State. y A large nun .
Der Of signatures and pennies is the result.
It all goes; to show what the people Of tbs
State think about the cass recently decided.
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c.,vy WAS nominated by the Demo-
.s u " catch tho Independent Rspubli'
s.s', y" ro,e. ia "csuvht IT," Z