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Religious Poii,ics.
Do 40 Ealtors 0 : the Anneal

10 tue Luit0rs o. the appeal;
Ycuc tditori d ia Sundays issue on
Reiiglf u Poi is," directed mostly
{ tto Pfobibiiiouis's, is well lined
IN to the poiet The d,iuk uaflic
4 its at ndsnt curses is an issue of
V tai impo ialce 70 the whole body
poi t., aud Is in 10 sen.e Il religious
quttt GA oeytnd the neral suppose
ton that consistent Christian Caunot
be drunk ri. nor, under strict To-
teIpr Triton OF bis prayer, LEAD Va
not into temp ati9n." even a dram
drinker Liws, hos ever, whether in
lelstiou 10 tie liquor trSflie or any
o her existent tvii, era self defensive
measures formulated az the result Of
} uman experH nee t. protect society
,againtt the az croachment tf evil
d leIs. Laws ag ms; oh'ensss which
do no jsonsrj re tie life, liberty, hap
piness nr we'll being OF community
are feidom enforced. Thus adultery
Is arely punisi cd q such, never in
ia f. ct except where fragrant indecelt
C lnduct tsnds to cnirnpt the youth OF
ire laod or scapdalizes whole neigh
bortoo5. An injured wi 9 OF husband,
however, because they are iLvolun-
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FROM THE PEOPLE.
rho women Of the south.

To the Editors Of the Appeal:
A few men in the days Of Washing
ton, Jefferson and Livingston created
and directed public opinion. E-peci.
al was that the case in the South,
wuere no middle class existed, and
where the great body Of laborers were
slaves. The highest standard Of ex.
callencein politics, science or literature
is necessarily the portion Of the few.
But the circle Of intelligence is col-
tinua'ly widening, and as the circle
widens The average excellence end
ability Is higher, but the giant rarer,
the difficulty Of success being en-
BANGED by it's rarity, and il 10 needless
to say what a vast addition rarity
makes too value, or how exactly our
admiration Of success is proportional
to our sense Of tie difficulty Cf the
undertaking" These fl ctions have
been suggested after reading the ex-
tracts ir m Mics Horton's essay, "The
Women OF the South" in the
APPEAL OF August % h. Ia the main
/ sgree with the deductions of the
accomplished authoress, but IL she in.
tends TO jnculcste the belief that che
tent cious courage, the tender loyalty,
the unshirkiDg devotion and patient
Eeroism" of the women of the South
have only bean developed since the
late war, we would respectfully refer
her TO Botta's History Ut the War Of
Independence OF the United States,
vol 2, pages 26l-2, book xii, where
she will read; Amidst the general
desolat on, the women Of tho South ex-
hibited an example # more Than mas.
Culine lortitude. They d splsyed so
0r3ent 20 rare love OF country that
scarcely could there be I und in an
Gent or modern history an instance
more worthy to excite surprise az d
admiration. IN bidoi q list farewell
10 their fathtrs, their children, their
brother, their husbands. these hero.
ines, far from tetrayirg the least mark
of weakness, which ia men might
have been txcueed, exhorted them
20 arm themselves with intrepidity.
Reduced to the most frightiul in
digence,th y we're SEGA TO beg bread Tor
themselves and families. Many passed
suddenly from the NEST delicate and
IN st elegant style of living to rudest
tots and The humbltss services.
Bot humi iation could not tramp
over ta.ir resolution and cheer
ia ness. To this her1ism of the
southern women it is principally TO
be imputed that the love, aud even
the name OF III ertv, WIS net totally ex-
tirgui. he'd in the Southern provinces"
. Dp rtunity and Ccaas'cn q one was
waned Tor the women of the South to
aga II xhibit tleir Attributed and vir.
n 8. The narrow cnl ur aud the SUP
pc ed de. rading niiuance OF speech
making, type setting, clerkirg and
Wi 6 eoIcriel wr tug, is due to the
taleiu lll,nce Of slavery.
rITIvEN
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PAELAN and PATTERSON.
THE CONGRESSIONAL ASPIRANTS
AT CONVICTION.
Two Accounts Of the Joint Debate
How the Candidates We're
Received.


CovIHGToN, Tenn, September TO-
A large audler ca, composed OF some o
the bert citizens Of Upton county
gathered yesterday at the courthouse
at This place to hear Col. Josiah Pat.
teis1n and Mr.. James Pbelan, candi-
dates for Congress from this district,
discufs the political questions OF the
day.
Col. Pstteraon's statement OF his
position upon the tariff and the Blair
bin was forcible, clear and una oswera-
Bile. He boldly avowed himself in IA
vor Ct a dis ribu ion among The States
of the proceeds OF sale OF all the public
lands for educational pu p DE s, end it
should be held and appropriated as a
heritage belonging to the children OF
the land.
Many OF Mr.. Phelan's friends were
disappointed at his speech, as be was
not al all clear or satisfactory in his
uttersnces upon the tariff or the b air
bill. He SEE med to dotire to dodge
these issues HIS denial OF all respon-
sibilily Tor The views OF the Memphis
Avalanche aud at the same time his
sttempt at its def4Dse, WIS really
amusing. Mr.. Phelan had some e =
thusiasIic friends among fone OF the
boys around town, who created con-
sideI able fuss in the way of applause,
out the older heads we've decidedly in
favor If oil. Pa terson, as their fire.
quent applause ird Gated. Col, Pat
t-rson's speech and manner here TO-
day made him macy warm friends
End supporters in this county. Mr..
Phelan's covert attack upon senft1r
Harris was met end iepelIed by Col.
Patterson in bold and manly man
ner and such as to elicit applaus, from
his audience and endesr him 10 all the
friends Of that old Democratic war
hone. Many wro we for Phelan
before the discussion .bave since an
L ourced themselves for Patterson.
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N0n.Resident Nntioe

No. 1851, r. DIN the Chancery Court Of
Shelby County, Tonn.--State OF Tennes-
SEQ VS.. Sarah Hanone ct nj
1t appearing from sheriff s return in this
cause that the defendants, Mrs. l. Hall,
BERTHE Hall and Harry Hall, are not to be
found in his cOuutyi
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the Court House
before the first Monday in Oc'obsr, 1856, aud
plead, answer or demur to COMPLAINANT
bill, or the same vi be &c ken for confessed
MS to them and set for hearing exparte; and
that copy Of this order be published once "A
week for four successive weeks in the Mem
phi. Appeal This I'd day OF September, 1886.
A copy-Attest:
S I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By II. +. Walsh, b. Q. and NJ
F:H. AZ. W. heisse |, solicitors fol Com
VIainant wi
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JACKSON, MISS.
CIRCULAR FROM THE STATE
BOARD OF HEALTH.
All the Stock In the New Cotton Mill
Observation-Disclosures Rates
Reduced.
ESPECIAL TO rHR APPEAL. |

JACKSON, MISS, September 10TH,
Sta'e Board OF Health Is sending tn,
following communication TO the Board
of Health Of the several interested
STATES:
"We desiI to inform you that oul
inspector at Biloxi telfgraphed us Oh
the Slh inst, that all the former sicl
are now well. The work OF d'sinfec
ton bias been mott thorough anc
complete, and all other measures car
rled out. He expresses the opinion
that there is no necessity 10 continue
our quarantine. We replied that we
deem 1t beet for thote who have been
exposed TO be kept under surveillance
until noon Sunday mkt, which will
be the tenth day since the last cas4
occurred, when, ii no new case occurs,
al restrictions may be removed"
THE NEW COTTON MILL.
The canvsssers for subscriptions TO
the capital stock of the p opoeed cot
ton and wooden factory have raj ed
$4,000, the amount Mkei from the
.cit'zsps.
THE RAILROAD COMMISSION
today reduced the rate on cotton of
the Memphis, Birmingham and At
lantc railroad from Holly SPRINGS to
Memphis to II 20 per bale and from
intermediate stations in the tame pro-
portion, and reduced the coal rate
from the same point to 81 per ton
and proportionately from intermediate
ststons, This goes into effect on the
18th instant.
GREENS BANK.
An official notice from ]. L. Power,
receiver OF Green's Bank has been
published, slstirg that eaid bank viii
pay ia full the second installment OF
tie certificates due on the 10th inetapt,
amounting 10 something over 100000
Ex-PREsIDENT DAVIS.
Your corresp ondent learns that
cordial invitation has been extended
to the great chief, ex-Piesident Davis,
to be present at the State military drill
in this city next month II he should
accept the hearts OF all our people will
be made glad. Our old and middle
aged men know, honor aud love the
great statesman, but many OF the
young men grown up since the war
have never seen him, although every
smothers son of them love him.
When in response to an invitation
OF the Legislature two years ago, Mr..
Davis entered the Legislative Hall on
the arm Of Gov. Lowry when the two
houses were in joint session, followed
by the Supreme judges and State Off
GERS, the great body OF the people
gave such shout as was never before
heard in our old Statehouse. Our
people of all ages and sexes will give
the ex-Pr, sldent OF the Confederate
States such reception as they would
no other human being.
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New YORK, September J0.-At the
meeting Of tue Emigration Commiss on
today letter was read from Lawyer
Leonard in regard to the Mormon
Elders rendering Dor DIS OF indemnity
OF well known and thoroughly re-
sponsibie men for the Mormon immi-
grants It'll detained at Ward Island.
The c fer YVES dec ined, 1t W. s finally
decided to send the five MormoIs
back h Europe.
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N,n.Rcsident Notice.

No. 62Ss, r. D In the Chancery Court of
shelby County, Tenn.-Anna McGinnis ct
al. vs.. John Il. Lenow ct al.
1t appearing from sheriff's return in this
cause that the defendant, John X. Fiippin ,
is not 20 be four In his county;
II is therefore ordered, ThatEho-A1 axe
his appearance herein, at the oouPt.Lguoo IN
Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn, CT ct.bofore
the first Monday in October, 1885, and Tlsad f,
answer or demar 10 compliments bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as TO
him and set for hearing exparte; and that a
COPY of this order DO published once week
for four successive weeks, in tho Memphis
Appeal, This I'd day Of September, 1886.
A copy--attest:
S. 1. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
BY II. II. Waleh, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Graft X Cooper, Soils. for complt. fri
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A HAD Man

NEw YoRK, S-p1mter l0,-Harr's
q. Wilkinson was arraigued in Jeffer-
son Market Police Uou today to an
swer a charge OF dtfrauding Edwin
Adams Weed, OF this city, out OF
$4,000 pretending to sell him an in
terest ia a PlltSbu,g patent medicine
concern, which it IS alleged he had no
right TO himself o. toatrol over. viii.
klrson is also charged with having
falsely fepr.sented that there were no
liens or judgments against the con.
ctra, which does business under the
name OF Kenm dy & Co., ri tsburg,
aud with an Office in this ,itv. the
defendant ella ms that Weed is.a bad
man, aud says that he was arrested
some time ago for running bucket
shops in 3 p cultrly reprehensible
manner. wilkinson gave bail.
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ITCHING PILES.

was taken tor the frst time in my life
with Blind Piles, so severe that could hard.
ly keep on my feet | used various rem edies
for three weeks, when the disease took the
form Of Itching Piles, and growing Norse.
CuTlCuRA. One application relieved The itch.
iag and was soon cured. | wish 10 toll the
world that in cases of Itching Piles the price
Of the CuTlCURA is Of no account From an
unsolicited quarter, O.C, KIBBY,
"a
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Sco,,,s EmnIsion

Of pure Cod LAYER Oh, with Bypc-
phosphi'es, ia mos valuable remedy
for consumption, scroiula, wasting dis
eases of ohildlen, colds and chronic
coughs, and in all conditions where
there is icss Of flesh, a'leck OF nerve
power and q general debility OF the
sYstem.
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mEDECAL DEPABTDENT
Tulane University of Louisiana.

IFOrmetIy, IS4I-IYS4, The University OF
Louisiana
IT'S advantages for practical instruction in
l. diseases Of the Southwest are unrivaled,
as the law secures IL superatundant materi-
ais from the great Charity hospital with its
denta have no hosp ial-fees 10 pav and spe-
cial instruction is daily given at the bedside
OF the ick, rs in no other institution. For
catalogue or inf rmation, address
Prof. S. Il. OHAILLB, NJ. D., Dean,
n Ttrawer g61 New Or cans. La
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UNIYNRoIIY nCHOOL.

DETERSBURG, VA. The Twenty-second
L Annual Session Of this School for Boys
begins the first Monday in October. Thor
GINA, leading Engineering Schools and
United States Military ard Naval Acade-
mica; highly recommended by Faculty of
University OF Virginia; fu staff of instruct
advised, as number of boarde's is strictl
limitod. For catalogue address
W GORDON MCCABE. Head Master.
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WANTED AGENTS, Men and womsr
WrAN s-S 70 sell "THE CHILD
cent, DID. One agent has sold s in TOW.
Of GA peoples; one % in VILLAGE, of 79i on
new agent s. In 10 days; oae Is two sucoeI
sive weeks; one 40 in days at two diaerer;
tines EKpOrienSs notnscassary. A tdrsII
CASSELL 4 co. lL'td,
70 Dearborn street. Chioaso.
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CklN Blemishes, Pimples, Blackheads and
QlNtN Baby Humors. use CurICURA soar.
ACHING MUSCLES

On n Relieved ia one minute bv
~ "a that new, original, elegant and
kase<@A. iniallible antidota TO pain and in
EDSME Illumination, tho Cuaicura An.
II ~ a Pstu PLASTER. No ache or
y ~ - pain, or hruise or strain, or
cough OF. cold. OF muscular weakness but
yieids to its speedy, all powerful aud never
falling, pain alternating properties. At
druggists, 25c; Eve for 81; or of Potter
Drug and chemical 40. BOsfo".
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HEMORRHOlDS
Blind. bleeding and Itching, POti.
tiveIy Cured by SuticurB.

A WARM bath with CurlcuRA SOAR, an
u. exquisite Skin Beautider, and n single
application OF CuTiouRA, the great Skin
Cure, will instantly allay the intense itching
This treatment, combined with small doses
OF CuTICuRA RRsOLyENT, the new Blood Puri-
her, three times per day, TO regulate and
strengthen the bowels, overcome constipa-
ton and romoye the cause, will cure b ind,
Bleeding and Itching Piles when ali other
remedies and even physicians fail.
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PennVrOVal Pills,

"CHICHESTER's ENGLISH"
The Original and Only GeDuine.
Safe and always Reliable. Beware OF worth.
49, limitations. Indispensable to LADIES.
AoU your Druggist for "OhtoRlester'a
Engli land take no other, or inolose sc
lstamps) to us for particulars IN LETTER by
return mail. PAPER. uni.
chester chemical Co.,
3SlS Madison Square, PhiIada., W,
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For Sale---Englne and Boiler.

OK HORSE P0wER-Nearly new. Also,
n smOkestack, heltinR, pulleys, shaft
ing, tools, ete.--Apply 10 or address
T0QF, MCGOWAN 4 co,
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- r MAURELIAN. President.
Institute.
WILL REOPEN
T Monday, October A. 1885.
Mrs. BOWIes' School

Opens Sept. 1 4, at 155 Adams st.
CPECIAL advantag for young ladies in
y English t'ourse, Latin, German, French,
Music and Elocution.
Thorough instruction BY modern methods
is offered to boys and girls from primary
classes thr ugh grammar cOurse.
THE STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
WILL reopen Sept. 10, 1886. Located in
w healthful and delightful suburb, ac-
cessible by car lines 10 and from all parts of
10 the most approved educators al methods.
Superior and trained specialists in the va
rioJs Departments OF Music, Art. Elocution,
Modern Languages, Science, Classics and
Primary Teaching.
For further particulars apply to
MISS M0LLIE Il. MARSHALL, PIin.,
Mamnhis, Tern,
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ITCHING PILEA.

be- an the use OF your CUrIcuRA REMEDIES
whom you first put them on the market, and
know of two cases of Itching Piles that have
bOen cured by the use, ut my suggestion, of
these remedies. L. n. MARTIN.
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HtGGsTON, GA. -
CurloURA REMEDIES arc nositive cure for
every form of Skin and Blood Diseases,
from Pimplcs 70 Scrofula. Sold everywhere,
Price: CUrlcuRA, 50 cts Soar, 25 ots. RS
SOLVENT, 81 90. Prepared by the PoTrRR
DRuG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass. Send
for "How TO Cure Skin Eiseases."
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ENF GEHRRRING DEPARTMENT.,
IL VAN RRILT UNlVEHSIC

Nashville, Tenn. THOROUGH instruction
in distinct courses Of Civil, Mechanical and
Mining EnGineering (Annusl Tuition S65),
and IN Manual Technology Frsel. Full
Faculty. Extensive equipments and facili.
ties in drauEhtin g-rooms,l aborator es, shops
and field practice. Entrance Elk limitations
Sept.l4, Is and l6. For circulars address
wills WILLIAMS BuRsAR
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BROWNS
IRON
B/TTERS

WILL CURE
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INDIGESTION
BILIOUSNESS
DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUS PROSTRATION
MALARIA
CHILLS AND FEVERS
TIRED FEELING
GENERAL DEBILITY
PAIN IN oACK & SIDES
IMPURE BLOOD
CONSTIPATION
FEMALE INFIRMITIES
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUBLES
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed Req
Lines on wrapper.
TAKE NO OTHER.
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Memphis Institute,

WITH experienced assistants in all de-
w partments, will begin its sixth year
On September I3, 1856.
at No. ia fernando street, formerly Grace
Church. Boys prepared for either Business
or College. Discipline firm and st let; in
struction thorough and modern in methods.
Modern Languages n special feature.
For terms, etc , address or call on
WHARTON s. JONES,
lS6 Hernandn stteet. Memphla. Tenn.
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School of Languages

INRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN. SPAN
4 ISL. Instruction in class or private
by lessons. For term +, address
LE0N LANDSBERG, GayOso Hotel.
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Al TMAT You CLAIM

havelr cd your CuTcuRA RENRDIEs and
find them all that you claim, and tho demand
for them in this lection is great
AllElIGIlIS w nAIIINC
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S0MERVILLE INSTITUTE.
A CLASSICAL SCHOOL of high grade for
"A Boys and Girls. English Course, Latin,
Greek, Music and art thoroughly taught;
Book keeping also. Boys 1ftted for. college.
For catalogues address the Principal,
r. Z. OhEW. SOmerYllle, Tenn.
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st, Mary's School,

No. 352 Poplar Street,
MEMPHIS, TENRESsEE
a BOARDING and Day School for Young
"A. Ladies and Children, under the charge
Of the SISTERS OF St.. Mary, of the English
Church. Number of pupils limited to 100.
Next school term begins Sebtember 29th.
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EI.Y's

NotaLiquid, Smut
or Powder, Ere,
from Injurioui
Drugs and 0f'en.
.fva oanru
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Memphis Female Seminary

MRS. EMMA G. FUCKER, Principal
THE FALL SESSION WILL BEGIN
i september 80, 1886.
Best educational advantages afforded to pu
pills. Location-279 Linden street.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-12-01

influenced by vicious habits. There were
no labor unions to stand in the way Of
boys who wished to learn trades. Eleven
hours in the winter and twelve in the
summer were the usual hours OF labor,
and there were no third parties, individ-
uals or associations to interfere with en-
ployers and employed in making such
contracts as suited them.
Everything snow changed. Boys who
have their living to earn, rush to the
cities in pursuit OF some "genteel' en-
ployment, or oblige their parents and
sisters to live down to the starvation
point, in order that the unlocked male
cubs Of the family may be driven through
the college hopper, into the mass Of use
less material with which our professional
departments are numbered. What native.
born boy learns a manual labor trade in
these progressive days?
For this reason, if no other, a reform i,
needed in the educational system Of the
Nation, and it is a matter of congratula
ton that the Salt Lake Academy proposes
to inaugurate reform here.
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THE BEGINNING OF THE END.

The Tory'Ministry of England have at
last settled upon a policy. Gladstone
was right when he told the assembled
Commons that either justice, in rea-
sonable measure of home rule for Ire
land, or despotism, in the enforcement
of coercive measures, was the only alter
native left.
Coercion is the suicidal choice OF the
doomed aristocracy of England. Whom
the gods wish to destroy they first make
mad. Through prosecutions and prisons,
through reign of terror backed
up by bristling bayonets, the titled
class Of England propose to take issue
with the people Of Ireland, and largely
OF England, upon the question Of home
rule. 1t is not for Ireland alone, al
though that locality will be the battle
ground, but question for the whole
Kingdom of Great Britain. Many whose
sympathies are with Ireland upon the
broad question OF home rule, appreciate
| fully the ignorance, the clannishness and
fanaticism OF portions OF her population.
SO far, in the home rule struggle, the de-
structive element has been kept in sub
lection to the conservative and intelligent
leadership OF Parnel and his lieuten-
ants. II, however, coercion, fines and
Imprisonment, confines the leaders,
while it lets loose and inhames their fol-
lowers, the result will probably be vio-
upon the Tory landlords and privileged
classes who have voluntarily inaugurated
the conflict, out OF which they must come
the greatest sufferers.
1t is too late in the history OF the race
for revolutions to go backward. In the
coming struggle between the masses and
privileged classes, the latter must event
ually go to the wall. But the con-
servation OF many admirable qualities
the outgrowth Of wealth. of leisure and
kindly culture, make it absolutely neces-
sary, that while extraordinary privileges
are withheld, and assumed right to gov
ern ignored, the saving graces OF this
privileged class be retained in the inter
est OF u Christian civilization.
Home Rule is but one feature OF the
worldwide struggle of right with might
of freedom with privilege; and in assum-
ing the madness OF coercion and violence
the present Government OF Great Britain
clearly indicates the beginning OF the
| end.