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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-15
K. OF l.. MOVEMENTS.
Tho Alleged orlginators still at Work
at Reorganization.

Tho Alleged Orlglnntora sim No Work
at Reorganization.
CmcAao, H., Feb. IA local paper
says that acting on tho circular sent out
from Philadelphia several weeks ago
signed by number Of socallcl original
members Of the Knights oi Labor, George
Schilling, the well known socialist aud
labor agilator, has begun the work o. 70.
organizing several discounted assemblies
The circular mentioned above was the rc-
suit OF a conference held ut the lniinnap-
oils convention. At this conference Il
was decided that the principle trouble In
tho order lay In the fact that II
bad departed from i,s original principles
secrecy aud that the only remedy was "a
return 10 those principles. schilling pro.
posed a plan which was agreed o.. u was
10 IN effect that the local assemblies Of
the knights nll over the United States and
Canada should, ~ Tar rs possible, be- in
ducod TO rcorganizc on the scent plan,
throwing Of aniliution with the general
executive board and settling up under u
modus opcmndi that should b. unknown
outside 0i the order.
A conference was held 10 Cincinnati q
few wuoka later. provisional executive
board WIS appointed aud a new general
master workman WIS named. Tho latter
was authorized 10 send out 10 Trustworthy
seekers ior information regarding th"chnt.
actcr oi the now movement circular ihc
substance OF which was given Ia these dis.
patches Ut that time.
Tho organizers claim that Ia Chicago
alone murr than q score Of Assemblies have
| cut oil all communication With the Gen.
cnl Executive Board, and have organized
ns pat Oi the new secret order Tho
| work h done IN this way The Eccrul OF
ganizcr picks out ton uuiI.lONdcrly men,
parties whom be- can trust. These ten o.
gin.1o with new charter ON the srcul
plan, with q secret name, under tho mpsI
binding obligations. lhon the tea chariot
members feel their way with tho oihcl
members and lead them into the s'crg
order by tWoB and thruoB in q quiet way
until they have capture majority Thou
they 90 back into ihc old Assembly Ion,
enough 10 vote II ont Of existence.
George schilling refused 20 talk on lh'
matter when approached by reporter
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this State used to be felony, and the
penalty Imprisonment in the penitentiary,
without even chance being given Tor re.
placing the property or It's equivalent aud
proving innocence OF lclonious intent
The severity OF the law caused change
by the previous Legislature that is little
better than no penalty, making the Of
tense a misdemeanor, with light fine. An
atlemp, was made today in the Senate to
replace the old law with the proviso OF u
chance of disproving the iclonious intent,
but that body refused to pass the bill.
The House today voted each member l6
cents in stamps per day,
There was n House bill passed by that
body providing for n change in working
the roads. The time OF work is reduced
TO five days aud not moro than two at any
one time, and levy Of mill tax TO be
made. Tho vote was IS TO 20.
The Governor transmitted to the House
the resolution adopted 10y the Kansas Leg
stature relative 20 the beef and pork COM
bmc, and $50 copies were ordered printed,
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thunder tones the sound falls on lcaden
ears. You must touch his pocket and
meet force with force. You must not be
expected to publicly couutenancc any but
peaceful measures. You will not even
know that any other has been resortcd to.
"All that you need do will be TO give
me the names OF few OF your licutenunts
along the Missouri Pacific Road and will
attend TO the rest Name only those in
whom you can place implicit confidence,
and | will place in their hands the mate
rial that will, il properly handled, destroy
every bridge and culvcrt on the road. |
have made u study OF explosives, and can
give you an uniailing remedy for the
wrongs your members complain OF. All
that You need do will be to write tho
names have asked for on the blank space
on this sheet, return il to me without
name even, and | will manage the rest.
Whatever is TO be done must be done
quickly. | know You by reputation for
years and can trust you. All ask is your
confidence, and in return | promise the
most gratifying results"
Mr.. Powderiy took no notice OF the com
munication further than TO file il away
and warn the men engaged in the South
NNENAIu NlIlkt W hNhl'l laf Nalhls WI
Powderly also showed the correspondent u
letter sunt TO Michael Dayitt by him in
closing a copy OF the above letter Mr.
POwderly wrote in his letter 10 Mr.. Davitt
concerning lie Cdron's testimony Most
OF the testimony, SO far rs II is reported on
this side, is inaccurate. | was present at
the Chicago Convention in 1881, aud acted
as one of the secretaries. The Clan-Na-
Gael cut no figure that | could see, and in
fact thero was no possible chance for IL to
do 50. We had one organization rcp.c-
sentcd, whose seven delegates did not have
a drop OF Irish blood in their veins. \
society Of Engishmen had five represent
atiyes there. The speech which Ia Caron
reports MS having been delivered by Father
| Shechy was never heard in the convention,
and 50 was never delivered. | was present
at the Philadelphia Convention, in
| 1883. Every sentiment OF the
convention was in favor OF a peaceful and
| constitutional settlementol the Irish qucs-
/ ton. know that the few advocates OF
/ force were summary sat down upon at
the start and were not heard from after
the first three hours. All the
/ way through the Irish agitation in Ameri-
ca, the vast body OF our people, the
American people, have stood by yourself
and Pancll because We thought you wcrt
] pursuing the proper course, and had u
been made evident that either Of YOU
/ favored violent measures the enthusiasm
would have died away long ago. On Will
your agitation. The eyes OF the worl,
are on you now. Maintain the firm an,
imprcgnablc position YOU have gained AN,
may God blessing rest upon yourllbors. u
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CapitaI NotcA


Combinations Eugene r.. White, OF
Prescott, Ark, Indian Inspector Carroll
ID. Wright, OF Boston, Commissioner OF
Labor.
The conierrcos on the direct tax bill
held another meeting today, aud II Is UNI
dcrs,oOd have reached a basis OF agrc1-
ment.
A telegram was received nj the Navy
Department today announcing the success
Of the official trial of the gunboat York.
town, which took place yesterday. The
vessel made sixteen knots an hour. She
met the requirement OF 5000 horse power
While the Republican members OF the
Ways and Means Committee have not yet
finally decided upon the point, tho proha'
bilitlCs now aIc that they will not draw up
a formal statement OF the views of the mi-
nority To accompany the majority report
upon the tarid bill.
The President today sent the following
nominations TO the Senate Commodore
George T.. Bclknap. 10 be rear admiral;
Capt. John q. Walker, TO be commo'
dorc; Commander Sias5 Casey, TO bc a
captain; licutcnant-C Commander James
NJ. Forsyth, TO be n commander
IltHlNthA lIh NtNls lllNhllh N'hl'lhlN
laid before the senate two petitions ol
citizens Of Albuquerque, n. NJ, dcnounc-
ing ~ misleading and false the allegations
contained In memorial recently pre-.
scntcd 30 the Senate protesting against the
admission OF the Territory as State.
Senator Palmer, from tho Committee on
Agriculture and Forestry, today reported
iayorably an amendment TO the agricul.
tuul appropriation bill, giving the Com.
missioner OF Agriculture 100000, with
which 10 continue the experiments IN the
production aud manufacture Of sugar from
| sorghum cano aud bccts.
The House Committee ON Foreign AZ
fairs today instructed Chairman McClclry
10 report livombly the Senate bill appro.
priailng $4,000 for the protection OF
American interests and citizens oi the
lsthmus Of Panama. In view ol the fact
| that WOrl, ON the canal ceases tomorrow
| the committee resolved TO make an ciiurt
10 secure Immediate action 10y the House
There was another inconclusiyo meeting
OF the conleroos on the general land gran
forfeiture bill this morning. The reading
OF the Senate bill was continued ant
amendments were accepted 10 sections
about which there h no material diiicruncc
OF opinion, but upon horcal issue between
| the two Houses. That Is the extent ui the
forfeiture. The conlcrrccs appear 10 bo %
| far npuft nH ever.
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THE FOREIGN WIRE.

A Unionisls' meeting at BRISTOL Eng,
last evening, broke up with cheers Tor
Gladstone.
Tho Pope aud Consislory yesterday rec
ognzcd the new Bishops ol Detroit
Naichcz aud Wichita
Pamclls hcnl,h Is said 10 he In such y
prcciruus situation that lcam OF his re-
cuycry are entertained.
There was an unofficial rumor yesterday
in Berlin that bismarck had resigned tho
ChanccIlor-hip oi Germany
The marriage Of the CmUWiich Ia
Princess AliX. ui llcasc, viii be announced
ut Easter. Tho Princess will be named
Alexandra.
An the members Of THO French Cabinet
have sent their designations "a fpaIdoni
Carnot. They refused 10 dissolve the
Chambers, however
Mr.. soamcs, solicitor Tor the Tuisi. was
the principal witness m tho pamcll inycs.
ligaiion Yesterday. lie said nothing that
imprnlled Mr.. rarnolrs ease.
I'm one province In China 900 families arc
starving 10 death. and altogether several
million people are suffering from lnminc,
caused hy drouth two year, In succession.
Ina the Bow street Police Court today
Patrick MolIoy, who h charged with COM
hitting perjury whom tcsliiying before thc
pafncll commission, pleaded not guilty
and reserved his defense. lie was conn
mitlci ior tnal.
Alta meeting ct Dundee yesterday oven.
ing. which was attended by 10000 pcr.
a,ua nn cIisy of Mr.. Chamberlain wa
| burned, u resolution ct confidence Ia MI
| Gladstone was passed, aud cheers Wcu
given i1r Mr.. % Bucn. Tho proceeding
! uYf. orderly
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Correspondence a The Appeal
CARo. Tenn, Feb. l2.-Iho business
part OF this beautiful little town was COM
plc,cly destroyed by fire last night between
the hours Of y and o'clock. The fire
caught from a defect In a ilue Of Mcssrs.
Jones & LowclrB furniture store, and
swept over the town so fact that all efforts
10 save goods were IN vain, the wind being
yctv bigb. the lciying flames soon drove
sii irom tRo streets. The los IL estimated
a, about $4,000. with an insurance OF
about sg5. ono. Tho heaviest loss was That
~ ~ n. York. who had just shipped q
ncw s,ock OF goods from ilio East, where
ho il now ON business Oiher heayy losor'
w ,e Nlr.1s. james X Bowgn, Huston
Caldwell, Pcase, Wniuow g Co. and W.
II. F1lll0n
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NV Our,sy, Ia, Feb, H. Following
IL % summary oi the race, today
First Race -Four iuhong. Mlclu.ay
breakdown, Dan Mcchs, Lille Dale
Gfcy Fox. Glbc g. Macaulay won iu o.
seconds, Gfoy Fox second, Breakdown
third.
Second Race -Four aud ono half fur
lonts Little llca, 40 Mor, s.llcck, ~.
mont. Fluuno. lilllo lcN Won in 1907 d
lamont second. sllcck third.
Tbird Race liyc.cighths ol mile.
NolIic IIiuy joshua, Regardless, Coo.
lightly Henry Hardy Regul'rs Won ln
I.iIL llcnry Hardy second, Mo.Iio Hardy
third. 80.
Tnutb Race soycn.cighth1 OF O. milc.
Mary Foster. Red Leaf. Hollywood, MilIh,
Counties. Hollywood won iu lil, krl
iani second. Counties third.
II nIncI 900 the afternoon aud the track
WAS heavy
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81 cARoNs cnARAcTEn
Mr.. Powdcriy Shows what a v.llainous
Wfotoh 10 ID.

Wretch no 10.
Nrw YonK, Feb. IA Philadelphia
special SAYS General Master Workman
Powdcriy arrived In this city Tuesday
evening TO attend the regular monthly
mcc,ing Of the General Executive Bolid
Of the knights Of Labor Concerning the
iniormcr and star witness for the Lon
don 7ima against the Irish leader, Mr..
Powdcrly said yesterday that, In bis op.n-
ion, H. Caron was a cold bioodcd villain
Of the worst type. and that no one should
pul The slightest crcdence IN whatever rcN-
citation the wretch might make, even on
bis oath. Nearly three years ago be ma. Q
an unsuccessful attempt 10 cntrap NJ.
Powdcrly into a conspiracy, as the follow
ing letter sent TO Mr. powdcHy by lie
Caron from the Southern Hotel, S. Louis,
April Q, 1896, and now made public for the
nnt timc-will show
at such q time as this a fow words oI
advice and encouragement may be o
/ service 10 YOU, and may possibly serve Y
/ solve the very difficult problem ~ sud
| denly thrut hcioro YOU. A peaceful, law
/ abiding strike win never conquer such
| power az you have 20 deal with. Mora
srasi0n u good In trivial cases, becomes o
NO Use when applied 10 such a gold
hearted iicnd az Jay Gould. Enireaiy
alignment and eympaihy appeal 20 him u
vain, aud lhJu 81 hoy plead vita HIN n
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for the just, impartial counting and return
OF votes, and for the just, impartial and
true ascertainment and ccrtiiicaton of the
results, and in which States those require
ments have been honestly complied with.
The Senate then resumed consideration
OF the resolution reported from the Com
mittce on Privileges aud Elections, and
was addressed by MIR, Coke. lie declared
on his resi- onsibility as a man and u Scna.
tor that the report Of the committee was
unjust ono-sided, aud partisan, II the
committee had been prosecutors instead of
judges, the inculpatory testimony could
not have been moro thoroughly congro-
gated in the report, nor the eNculpaIory
testimony more thoroughly excluded.
Without concluding his speech, Mr.
Coke yielded for other business,
Senators Stewart, Allison, Plumb, His
cock, German, Reagan and Jones OF Ar
kansas, were appointed the Select Commit.
tee on Irrigation authorized by Mr., Stew
arts resolution adopted today.
After u brief executive session the Sen.
ate adjourned.
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TO PREVENT TRUSTS.
A Bill That win Benefit Both Capitalists
and Laborers.

ST. PAU, Mimi, Fob, li.-A bill was in
troducod into the Legislature today by
Representative ID. @. Morgan, which pos
scsscs much interest for capitalists as well
M for workingmcn. II is entitled "An act
to suppress trust monopolics and TO pro.
mote free competition In trade"
The first section makes II unlawful 10
enter into or maintain any combination or
agreement to restrict the production Of any
article Of commerce, or 10 regulate or con
troll It's market price.
The next section makes Il unlawful 10
make or carry out any agreement not TO
produce any article of commerce below q
common standard or figure, or To IN any
way interfere with free aud unrestricted
competition in the sale Of such article; or
% pool or combine In such wayas 10 affect
It's price.
The third section is like the first two.
II seeks TO prevent indirect combinations
through trusts, trustees or other iiduclary
agent
The fourth section makes any contract
In violation OF the sections void In law
aud equity,
The filth section goes further and gives
the purchaser ui amy article whose price Is
affected 10y trusts the right To plead the
ac, rs defense Tor not paying Tor the
article.
The sixth section declares any officer Ut
agent violating The act guilty Of q felony
punishable by So, 900 lino Or two-ycaI
imprisonment or both.
Cndcr section corporation which
violates the act iUricils iis corporate righil
aud franchises, AID the At,pmcy.Gcncral
OF his motion must institute an action i1I
the dissolution of its corporate existence.
Section seeks tp prevent corporations
which have violated the act from doing
business or maintaining suits In tia
State, aud any officer who transacts bus
mess, knowing his corporation 10 have
violated the law, Is 10 be- guilty OF felony
The last section permits associations o
| labming mon 10 take action regulating
| wage. aud none of their rights ur priv
lescs are to be- forfeited undor the act
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A CLOSE CALL
The Samoan Conference May Be Held
Under the Incoming Administration
of the Republicans.
Bismarck Takes Advantage of It's
Near Approach.
He Carries on His Correspondence
by Mail to Delay Things
Instead OF Using the Telegraph-Tho
Plan OF Operations ~ It Now
stands-Proceedings OF Con-
gross-Capital Notes.

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. l4.-The Wash.
ington correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun
tcegraphs his paper as follows regarding
the proposed conference at Berlin on Sa-
moan matters II looks now very much
as il tho Samoan conference at Berlin will
not be held by representatives Of the pres
eut Administration. Count Arco Valley,
the German Minister, called upon Secro-
tary Bayard yesterday aud informed him
that the lattcr's answer to Bismarck's pro-
posal for conference had been sent TO
Berlin by mail. 1t will reach Berlin about
the 10Th. The German foreign Office will
probably take several days to consider Mr..
Bayard's suggestions, and its answer II
sent 10y mail, would hardly reach this
country before the beginning Of the llar-
rison regime.
There would seem TO be no goodrcason
why the correspondence should not have
been conducted 10y telegraph, except on
the assumption that Bsmarcks resort TO
the mails is simply trick to gain time in
which 10 punish the samoans before the
ncgotions at Berlin will begin. In we'll
informed quarters hero there Is a suspicion
that Germany has already sent reinforce
ments to Samoa To revenge the killing OF a
number OF men in the recent fight with
Mataaia, and 1t is not Ut all unlikely that
we will ultimately hear Of another bloody
battle.
II, however, Bismarck is playing fair and
accepts Mr. Bayard's proposal OF a truce In
/ good faith, n commissioner will bc sent by
/ MIR. Bayard 10 represent ths country az
| Berlin, provided, Of course, Prince lis
| marck reply is received in time.
| Minister Peudlcton, though much Inn
proved in health, is hardly strong enough
! To conduct the negotiations. A hitch In
| the matter, aside from the corresponding
| by mail, may arise from Blsmarcks un'
willingness TO accept Mt Bayard's propo
sll that instruction 20 suspend bclligcrcnl
action in Samoa "bo tolcgraphcd ut once
10 the German agents and representative
OF the other treaty powers."
| II il thought TO be quito possible TIA
| Bismarck will insist upon rcrrisals by wa
OF asserting German prcsiigotn the t'nclii,
and satisfying the national pride, whicl
has been touched In q tender spot by th'
defeat OF tho German landing party 10y
Mataaa
Mr.. Bayard, however, has made a mos
vigorous protest against such a course, anl
has already hunted that Il would be scafcll
worth while 10 hold the conference unlcs
Germany gives practical evidence Of sin
ccrc desire TO promote the restoration o
peace In the islands by foregoing her dc
siro for vengeance.
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INN, An,Icc. from snmea.

AUCKLAND, y. h, Feb. 1.-The latest
adyiccs FROM samoa say There has been no
change In ,hc situation since the last re.
port. There las been no lighting and
ramascsc and Malasa remain IN Their
s,rongholds. Tho British Consul has
warned British subjects not to supply tho
noiiyc4 v.ih a.ul and to maintain street
ncut1'..y Ut pdIh war ship Callope
H. r...s...I fhU uur ship Royalist Tho
German aud American WIZ ship, nmain
sIfi.lnaIH Herr EuudtV, The loal,nf
partisan Tor Mmascse, has brcn rcc''ied
t. t.t'n'
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No wish 60 rmbnrras. Harrison.

wAsuiNGroS, d. G., Feb. lL-lt Is said
ut the State Department that as there Is
not the slightest wish or desire on the
part Of the President or Secretary Bayard
TO cmJarrass the incoming administration
with respect 10 its Samoan policy. Il Is not
likely that the present administration VIII
auogatc 10 itself the selection ol the
American representative 90 The proposed
conference at Berlin, OF that u Wall take
any action Whatever that might tend 10
commit the next administration.
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WAsniNGroN, Feb A-Tho last state
reception Of President Cleveland drew an
unusually large crowd to the White House
tonight. The reception was 10 the army
and navy. Tho decorations we're clabor.
ate aud beautiful. Palms aud ovorgrccns
were placed In every available niche,
while the sides Of the East Room wcro hid
in a proiusion OF pOtlcd plants, ferns,
palms aud cut flowers. The full Marine
Band rendered musical selections during
the evening. The iniroduclions were made
by Col. Wilson. Those assisting the Pres
idcnt and Mrs Cleveland were Miss Bay
ard, Mrs. Fiirchild, Mrs. EudicOtt, Mm.
Whitney aud Mrs. Dickinson.
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rnG AREAMsA8 LLoI-LATunE.
Proceedings OF tho senate ana House
Yo4torday

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
LrrLE lSoK, Ark, Feb. lL-In the
Senate today senator Barker introduced a
resolution providing Tor tho appointment
Of a special joint committee, five from the
senate aud dx from tho House, to which
all election bills should be referred, which
passed.
There Is large sum Of money accrued
from the sale Of State lands for school pur-
poses that has by mistake been credited TO
the general revenue fund. Senator Cuw'
Icy today introduced O resolution providing
for the appointment Of q special joint com.
milicc, consisting OF two from the senate
aud three from thc House, % make hn va.
yosugation vi lho books OF the state Land
Commissioner ani ascertain the oAlct
amount oil money realized lrom such lalcs'
The resolution passed.
The removal of morigaged property from
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HARRIS IS SAFE.
Tho shorin Walks Him From wator
Valley 20 Coffoovillo.

special Dispatch to The Appeal.
CorrErvnLr, Miss, Feb. H.-Shcrin
Cock and Deputy Sheriff Blount walked
from Water Vallcyto this place, distance
Of twelve miles, last night, bringing with
them viii Harris, who - charged with
numbering Conductor jenkins, at about ]
o'clock yesterday morning, at that place.
They walked through the country 10 save
their prisoner from Hn cXlspofatcd mob.
Tho ArrrAL correspondent interviewed
him shortly after his Incarceration In jail
lie denied his guilt. and asserted that an
unknown negro committed the crime. lie
also said that q mob would bo down after
him tonight, aud he would be lynchcd
before morning.
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T. GOOD CAUSE.
Mississippi Methodists Determined to
Have n Good College.


Have n Good College.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
JACKSON, Miss, Feb. ll.-Tho joint
commission composed Of three preachers
and three laymcn each from North Mis-
dssippi and Mississippi Conference, Sc.
lcctcd by their respective Conferences Rt
their last sessions, TO formulate a plan
Tor the establishment Of male college in
Mississippi, to be under the auspices Of
the Conferences named, met here today at
10 o'clock am. Ten OF the twelve mcm-
bcrs OF the commission were present. An
organization was effected by the selection
Of Maj r. W. Millsaps, Of Jackson,
chairman, and the Rev. Mr.. Newell, u
Grenada. secretary. Addresses were made
by the Rev. DIR. Wheat and Mai. Mill
saps, showing the necessity and DESIRABLE
ity OF the college. Mai. Millsaps yolun-
tccrcd an endowment subscription OF
$50. 900 on condition that the Mcthodisis
oil the state will raise like sum for the
same purpose. The Roy. DIS. Wheat and
Black were appointed to present an appeal
20 tue MctHoul-th IVA bNhaii " h' '"'i'k''
On motion, Bishop Galloway was ~
qucstcd 10 assist the project by thorough
canvass Of the state Ia Us interest The
Rev. Mcssrs. Newell aud Mollen and
Mcssrs. Nugcnt aud Millsaps were APP
pointed 10 formulate plans for raising the
additional sum required, which committee
are instructed 10 report 10 this joint COM
mission NJ q meeting 10 be held here
March next The question Of the loca-
ton OF the college was not discussed. Sew
cral places, jackson among them, are
manilcsling considerable interest Ia the To-
cation. Each member Of the commission
expressed himself with high hopes and
confidence in the accomplishment Of the
l ..rI L., tiUu