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sEwELL's RECEPTION
Al Hath, AInine-Iic ileiirvcs In the Chi.
enro pintfNrm.

"a
RhTfI. Nc, July 15.-Cahdldhtc for
vice president OH tho Democratic ticket
Arthur sewnll had his homo coming To-
night and II Is OF the warmest sort. The
formal welcome was entirely non-parti-
san. IA the special train bearing Mr..
ScwAll came into tho city at IT'S fire.
works were prntusely burned, the
church and city bells ring and n hnton-
al salute fired by big guns. Thousands
OF people Mt the depot were provided
with horns and vocal welcome made n
din greater than ever heard here before.
Mr.. ScwRil saId:
at Is not hitting and you DO not ex-
nect mo at this time to make n long
speech. We have had n convention and
tss-?ts t6f tfidt T W5UId tsfSc;iK ID YOU. 7 {
was n great convention, yet it did not
seem to me to be n partisan one; Il
seemed more like the uprising OF the
people and they seemed to be controlled
by one idea--an idea which filled me for
years.
"Thosc In attendance upon that con-
ventlon knew that this country Is In
deep Distress that It has been in dis
trcsS for years and that great multi
tudcs are suffering. believe TINT the
great trouble IA with our monetary sys-
tom and they bolieye M I believe, that
there Is but one remedy. The members
Of the convention entertain no dishonest
or dlsh1norable ideas, but they demand
that wn DO carried back TO the money
OF our fathers. TO that monetary sys-
TEN Under whloh this government flour
ished for SO many years"
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TO WORK FOR GOLD.
Gas Add!cis Heads a Company to Mine
The Metal In British Columbia.

The Metal In British Columbia.
SEATTLE, Wash, July 15.-J. Ed
ward Addlcks,thc gas king Of Delaware,
Is TO head the corporation to work for
gold in the gravel beds OF the Cnriboo.
The t0tnpaly. which has been incorpor-
7Ttcd Under the name OF the British
Northyest Gold Manufacturing Com
pany. limited, has capital stock of
$5.000.000 and Will operate on the fish
back property on the Quesnelie, well
known as the most Important gold
bearing tributary OF the Fraser river.
In this tract are seven hundred acres
with an average depth to bed rock OF
2I6 feet. all Of which. II ts estimated,
will pay at least t2ts cents per cubic
yard. The wlter system OF the prop
erty drains more than forty-fyo square
miles OF mining ground. Associated
with Addicks Ms trustees In the British
Northwest Mining Company are: Ed
ward F. ]. Gaynor, George A. Kelly,
New York; Thomns w. Lawson. Phil
adelphln; c. Wcldenfcld. Boston; W.
Harry Miller ]. Frank Allie. Newell
Ball, DcldwarR; Governor John II. Nc
Graw, United States Senator W. C.
Squire Washington; Griffith Davies, a.
Il. stewart. Lester Turner Charles r.
Tlshback. Seattle. james H. Ruxton
and Charles Wilson. Q. C., Vancouver.
u. C. a
The company also controls the prop
crty OF the Maud Hydraulic Mining
Company, and In addition has acquired
twenty miles OF the river bed OF the
main Queshellc, a stream known to old
prospectors MS the Pactolus Of British
North America. The head Office Of the
new company Will be located in this
city.
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CLEVELAND, O.. July 15.--Ail tho
members OF tho Republican tntIonnl OK
cCutlvc committee wcro present this
morning whon Chairman llama cIlled
tho meeting TO order for tho purpose OF
organizing and to formally opon tho lle-
publican campaign. The first iinror-
tant question 10 be taken up md dis
cussed by the committee was tho ioch-
ton OF tho national headquarters. Ton
days nEo II was generally conceded that
all Indications pointed TO tho hcadquhr-
tors remaining In New York. but With
In the last two or thrce days there has
boon decided change In sentiment do
vclopcd. not only among the members OF
tho committee, but throughout the coun-
try as we'll. against New York. At least
one-half OF Mr.. 1tannu's mail for tho
past week has been made up from prom
inGnt politicians protecting against tho
headquarters being located in New
York, In tho midst OF the strife OF tho
empire state factions.
The committee finally decided TO To-
cato the national headquarters at both
New York and Chicago The committee
adjourned at y. nj. until 10 O'clock to-
morrow morning.
Theto viii be no discrimination be-
tween the two cities BY selecting either
as tho, main headquarters Chairman
liRnna says he viii DO located no.
where. but Will flSht tho campaign In
tho saddle. Tito members OF tho Cotn-
mtttCc, with the exception OF Senator
Quay, who left for home this afternoon,
dincd with Mr.. Hanna this evening
They will resume their session at 10
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WASHINGTON, July 1J.-Thc Topu-
lists of the District OF Columbia at II
called meeting tonight elected tl4loghtes
and nlternntcs TO the convention at st.
Louis OH July g. Carl Browne elected
uA one Of the delegates, In he who be.
came well known In connection with tho
Coxcy movement The resolutions
adopted DECLARE among other .hlngA
TINT "lfon. William ]. Bryan OF No.
brnslsa, has at all times been n consist
cnt advocate ahd defender 0f tho most
Vital Issues wa are lighting 10 establish" !"
md tia delegates are instructed 10 cnst
their vntcg and To use hll honorable
means 10 secure tho election Of Bryan
ana sewull IN tho coming campalgn."
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IOWA coNvENT1oN.
A Large Attendance Party Unitsd on st
Louis Platform. @


Louis pthtform.
DES MONIES, Iowa, July 15.-The
Republican state convention to-day
was remarkable In point OF attendance
and interest. Among the distinguished
men present were Senators Allison and
Gear and nearly oil the Iowa congress-
mon. Senator All,sorls speech which
warmly commended Major Mckinley
and sustained the St. Louis platform,
was the real point Of interest. The
senator spoke with much more than
usunl warmth and when he pointed 10
the picture OF the Ohio man, the con-
ventIon went Wild With applause.
IA TtttTi iIlatt-9Fn. .eild0tssS-the. Rction-~os
tho st. Louie convention. ~
Following Is the nancy plank: 1r the
Interest OF our export trade, for the fiIr-
thcrnnce Of the policy OF reciprocity. and
for the promotion OF our commerce, us
well rs for the benefit OF Our silver pro-
duCors, we pledge the support OF the To-
wa Republicans In ConEtesS TO the pro-
motion OF mn international agreement to
establish the joint standard universally:
md from these considerations opp0sr
tho chanseto single silver stundardbe-
cause II Will decrease and not Increase
the supply Of money In the country, be-
cause instead OF restoring confidence, 1t
will destroy credits: instead OF Inspiring
enterprise, It Will spread alarm; instead
OF aiding the debtor, 1t will involve him
In bankruptcy; instead Of furnishing
employment 10 labor. It will make more
uncertain and unremuneratirc that
which It has; instead or bcncnttlnE the
PRODUCERS, It will iniure them: and, H.
nAlly becnuse It would 10 Infinite inJus-
ticc and involve our country In rGpudin-
ton and dlshonor.
The Republican party under Its policy
assures tho people all ample currency.
c0mpfEra Of gold, paper and silver, no
one Kind preferable to smother. and none
OF 1t In the hands OF tho people subject
to variation Of value. but every dollar ms
good AZ gold, and there held by tho real
pGwer OF tho government OF tho United
States
The t!ckot nominated Is as follows:
Electors-at-latge-R II. Congcr. DGs
Moines; Eldrcd s. James, Clinton
Attorney General--Milton Remley,
Iowa City, re-noni!nntcd.
The nominations wore NIL ,nudc unan-
imous and the platform was adopted
without a dissenting vote. 1t Is note
worthy that In tho whole convention
there was not a voice raised against the
st. Louis platform md nominations.
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ALBANY. y. Y, July Ex-senator
John Il. RntnGs, (Run.), said Today that
II the regular Democratic organization
OF the state falls to certificate Bryan
and SGwnll as the regular nominees OF
tho Democratic party, tlHalr names can
not appear under tho Democratic star
on the blanket ballot In this s,ntr. and
unless some Independent party thht has
caEt n vote NJ ten thousand at the last
election endorses Bryan and scwalI or
1000 people certify ns to thesr candi-
dntcs Of M independent faction. soma
tor nanps In the author OF the present
blanket bniint inv. f0ssl
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OPPOSED TO sT. JOHN.
A Kansas Prohibition Faction Nominate,
= ------- Nuflnnnl EleciaE. ~

National Electors.
TOPEKA, Kas., July 15.-Thnt por.
tlon OF tho Kansas Prohibition party nn-
tagonistlc to the faction headed by cv-
Governor John p. st. John, met In state
convention ut tho cnpltol to-dny to
nominate presidential electors and n
state Ticket. The convention Is allied 10
the national prohibition party which rc-
Gently nominated Jouhuh lowering. of
1,nltlmore, for President. Tho attend
ancc was small.
The resolutions committee IN itg full
report endorses the national nlntfbrm
adopted at pittabursh and follows with
plnnlSa covering woman suffrage and
declaring for silver and. opposition to
further Issues OF government bondR,
fnvOrlng n tariff on luXurlcs only, uDpNH.
Ing appropriations for asetrlan schools.
Sunday observation, liberal ncnslono'
national arbitration Of dIsp,l,r1 Of Mi
kinds, direct elGCt0ndiof President and
vice president and senator's and lower
salaries for hli pubic nnltos. Tho two
plnhks which include the national Mat
form. weic adopted without oDl,usItInn.
bit n warm debntc followed over tho
othNr plank hnd n inut0, To table thr
otl0r VlhnkH whs voted down and thr
resolutions we're ilnnlly adopted us n
whole = I'd -
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pEsCADERo. Call. July 15.-A sir-
vcy OF the stranded steamer Columbia
whs made last night to determine II pos
sI6lc the extent Of the damage. 1t was
found that the rorehold whs full of wn-
ter. but only onerof the air tight COM
rartmCnts was damaged, ana an tho
ship was resting easily. Captain Clark
falt that everything Ia safe for tho time
being. The vessel lies partly on Il shelf
OF rock and partly on sand, with n list OF
10 degrees. She moves slightly from side
to aldc With the swell OF tho tide. and
from this II Ia believed that she cnn be
Crsly pulled on after being relieved Of
part Of hGr cargo. II In believed thut Il
will be easy to get her OF.
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CHICAGO. July 1b--Duvidson &
Snns. manufacturers Of marble mosaic
and tilcs and wholesale dealers in mar
bic and granite, failed today Tho
company which Is Incorporated made
an assignment III the county court
'rhc concern Is one OF the largest In the
city In the marble business and the as
sets nndl liabilities nro placed Mt about
$OOO.OOO. Tho fnilurc OF the Davidson
compnhy was q surprise 10 the business
world And II Ii said TINT tho flnhncIh
troubles Of The corporation aro OF re-
cont uhtr. .L.-----' u
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MACARTHUR. o.. July ia cloud
panied by lightning. Some houses were
doluged SIX inches over the floors. The
reservoir broke, two bridges were wash
ed away. the roof OF sisson's drug store
wns blown OF and the Elkos company
store and three dwelling houses were
struck by lightning. The Columbus.
Hooking Valley 4 Toledo railroad was
badly damaged. 1t was the worst storm
ever known In this section. Roads lcnd-
Ing to town are impassable In many;
pin nns. ~, .ssl a-l.-
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P1TTsBunu1I, pa., July 15.--k heavy
rain storm. which wns practically "
cloud burst, at about o'clock tonight.
did great damage throughout this city
and Allegheny. II Ia estimated that the
loss will reach million OF dollars. The
weather bureau officials report III
Inches OF rainfall during the fifty MIN
utcs which the storm lasted one inch OF
this amount falling In the flrst twenty
minutes OF the storm. The storm COM
ing 70 early In the evening doubtless
saved many lives, az very few people
had retired TO bed. Many narrow cA-
capes nro reported. but no lives are
thought to have been lost.
Tho storm came up very suddenly and
gave little warning. The water came
down IN sheets and In few minutes the
streets were like running rivers. Every
street car line IN the two cities. except
the birmingham traction. was blocked.
and for hours no travel was attempted.
At Forty-eighth street. Lawrenceville.
probably the most destruction was
wrought. Every house on the north side
OF Butler street from Fortieth street
cast, was flooded, many Of them being
entirely ruined. Quite number OF
district. The immediate cause OF the
trouble at this point, was the giving
nway OF the Allegheny cemetery stone
wall, which abuts the street. Just out
side the wall, which Is ten feet high, Is
the opening Of long sewer, which
drains what ~ called Cemetery rtin.
The sewer fn0uth soon clogged with
logs and rocks and the water poured its
Opening against the wall soon under-
mining It. When the wall gave way the
flood rushed down into the houses below,
filling them to depth OF four feet on
the first floor. For time the street.
which form n sort Of valley. was nina
ture lake. The loss at this point will be
many thousands OF dollars, but cannot
be specified tonight. The citizens trac-
ton line for nearly two miles was Under
water for n long time, and much OF It is
ruined.
Big Los" In Allegheny.
In Allegheny. Pcrrysville avenue was
flooded from one end TO the other, under
mining the ncw street railway. and rem
dering II almost IL total loss. Several
destroyed. the planks being carried
away md the roaGbed ruined. The
water came rushing down Madison ave-
nue and East streets four feet deep,
when the sewer on Compromise street
give why. It ploughed Its way right
through houses In It's track and deposit
ed boulders and gravel In front OF the
Twelfth ward school house eight feet
high. The soap factory Of George Hat
ry & Son, on Madison street has three
feet Of gravel on the ground floor and
$1,000 worth OF soap was destroyed.
The house OF John Mueller. on Spring
down the hill with three children In It.
All were rescued however, by brave
work of the neighbors.
A landslide on Toboggnn street car
rled with It into the streets below 1000
tons OF earth, rock ana gravel.
All the cellars on Howard street are
flooded. This section Ia In the famous
Butchers run district which was 10 dis
astrously flooded on July 26. 1874.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July l5---Thc.
Indiana organization OF the National,
here to-day, appointed ton delegates-at-
largo and three delegates from each dis,
trlot to attend tho free silver conron-
ton ht ST. Louis July 90 4 resolution
was passed endorsing the platform anu
nominees of the Chicago convention
and empowering tho Indiana delegation
to the 81. Louis convention to vote as II
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n0sTOE; 1nly i6,-In q short but
brisk tenement house fire on Lchlgh
street. Tonight Mir, mud Mrs. Dennis
brlscoll were Durnnd to death md Mrs
Margaret Hogan, II widow. aged uHv-
Gnty Sthrr, received injuries from
which She WIN dc. Tbs DrIsColls were
!rlfcn hhck Into their rdUms. Mrs
pristNil had strength enough TO reach
the oppn window wlnre tho h0rrltlcd
spectators below saw lsor rock herself
In hcEa agony, and ut lust fall back dead,
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NEW YORK, July 1S.-The executive
committee Of State Democracy met to-
night and rcpudIated the Chicago plat
form. 1t also advocated the putting Of
third candidate In the field. The reso-
lutlons were adopted after Il prolonged
debnto and 1t Is said that at lcnst five
district leaders viii consider the ndyls-
ability OF reslgnlng from the orsanlza-
ton. eeN.-E
Tho resolutions were offered by Cor
poration Counsel Scott, who attended
tho convention as n ieleEate.@ 'ls
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BIG RAIN STORM
Strikes sistcrsrillr-tailroad and OF
Property Greatly Damaged. &
and OIL

Property Greatly Damaged. We
Special Dispatch to the 1ntellisencer
slsTERsV1LLD, July Is. A very
heavy rain storm passed over this city
this afternoon and caused great doal Of
damage. A small portion OF tho Ohio
River railroad track was washed out
Just below the city, and all tho trains
have been delayed in all dirpctions, by
wash0uts along the road in different
sections. 80 <
Several derrlcks were blown down by
tho high wind which prevailed. The
loss from the storm 10 the oil mon and
the railroad company will amount to
several thousands OF dollars.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. July i5.-Tho
Populist state convention met at Glen
wood park ut 10 o'clock this morning
with all tho counties represented. j, NJ.
Pnlmhn. Of Nevada county. was made
temporary chairman md delivered n
speech In which he advocated the nomi-
nation OF n Populist ticket both state
aud national. 1sahc McCracken,of OF john
man and the usual committees were
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: CINCINNATI. O., July 15.--Bctwctn
l and o'clock this afternoon this city
and Cov!ngton had Il storm OF wind, rain
and lightning OF tntisual severity. The
wind attained n speed OF 45 miles per
hour. The ruin came In binding sheets,
overtaxed. the Sewers In the lower part
OF the clty and fondcd streets. open
electric cars. fl .spteSof curtains, were
washed out and the occupants dtcnchcd.
Business whs practically suspended. III
CovinGton the roof OF the Ledger tobac2,
co warehouse was blown on and $4,000
worth Of tobacco ruined. The West Cow.
inEthn opera house roof was blown off,
ne also were the roofs Of several dwell
ings In Newport. The mercury fell
frnp, 4I IN IN vi s. ..ass.t
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BnYAN'B RECEPTION
AZ Its Ojn itonr-- Deals Entirr1y with
Sentimental subjects.


SALEM, H.. .TuIy 15,~-Wlllc thu hun.
HrcIS Of ncople who have come here
from MI over tho STATE to attend thu
!Fyhn demonstration wcrG Assembling
Ia The court house yard To-day, II big
h'acE cloud lbohr1 III IN tic northwest
II nbpronchod with frlEhtrnl rnpIdlty,
There wGro terrific penIa Of thunder. ana
lhcrH wan scattering of peppe III
every direction TO get out of tlin fast ny.
prohthInR rain. Mnny OF tic people be.
'1mc panic stricken M they still Ind nm
Gni'onMut recollection Of the cyclone
which paaacd through tits rnBi5n 4
few weeks nTo when 81. Louis was al.
mnHl ruined. Many OF the tchris brought
u lo~lI by tho farmors became frightch-
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AND THE RAIN FELL.
y Regular Cloudburst Visits Pitts.
bllrgh and Allegheny.
ONE MILLION or PROPERTY

Damage Done-uniy One Street Car line
In i'oth CITIES I,nnnlns-in Lawrence.
villa Houses werr fioo,itd 10 the Second
siory, Owing ~ tho Clogging X or n Sewer.
III Allegheny tho Waters flushed Down
snwmili itun und Pioughtd ThrrNgh
the itonsts In Its Way One Inch of nuin
Fell ~ Twenty Niinntcs-So lIoss or Lifo
1tcpnrtod 40 Far.
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THE CANDIDATES.
Major Mckinley Receives n Dele.
CATION OF Cleveland Ladies.
lie REPLIES TO AN ADDRESS
Aud Consratulases tho Women OH
Their Growing Importance
IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS TO-DAY,

A Very Pleasant Atrair. In which Mutus,
Congratulations wste Etohahged--Cas.
dI'iate l'ryan's Reception at Ills ntrth.
place Calls oat a Large Audience Of Sen.
timentai syrnrathiIers--iie speaks In a
Pathetic Soin TO mi Audience nfndo Up
ofail Political tieiiers.-tiu+. Attseid was
iili,ed TO be Present, hat Agnin DI.ap.
points Hts Admirer. by IT'S Absence.
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BOSTON. July l5.-Mr. Arthur Scwall
left Boston this afternoon for Bath. 10
an acquaintance he said that i1o was IN
favor OF holding another state conven-
tlon in Maine In order to harmonlxe the
slate and thu national platforms. lie
also expressed grcnt confidence in the
prospects OF Victory for tho Democratic
! inknt ttis fnlj r,EE grr
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MIhWAUkEil' WIZ, Jnly i5.--s,x
th0lisanh mcinhtrs OF the llnpiiSt
f0uDS Peoples Jnl0u, arrived to-day
70 thkn part IN tho national convention
which begins to-morrow, aud double
TINT number or delegates, and their
friends are expected tomorrow. T
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in TWO CITIES.
Executive Committee OF National
Republican Committee
SELECT CHICAGO AND NEW YORK

To 10 headquarters During tho Cam.
pnign--A Strong Sentiment Developed
Against Locating Them IN New York
city E'cinsiyrly OH Account or Fac
ti"nnt strife IN tho Pariy III that State.
New York stato democracy itspudIs,es
tho Chicago Platform.
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QuEENSToWN- -Rhynlnnd, from Phil.
ndclphin. for Liverpool. 5asS.
ROuLOGNE--E Edatn, from New York,
for Amsterdam.
s0UTllNNrfoN-New York, from Now
York. {.
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The Evening Denomination.


The Evening Denomination.
1t threatened rain In the evening and
tho crowd at the meeting was not MS
large as It would otherwise have been.
The bands were out. however, and
there was q display OF fireworks. L. ".
Rngy presided, Upon cnlllnS tho meet
Ing TO order lsa announced that SObras.
kh pornlIstS Ind endorsed Bryan for
President. This caused great applause.
Mr.. Bryan spoke MS follows:
"Mr, Chairman, ladies' and gentlemen:
IL agreed to say few words In OPEN
Ing the meeting and ] am then going
10 give way TO those who Will discuss
the issues of tho day. remember TINT
when was In college ! rcnd In Pits
tArch that man entertained throp Bcntl-
hients concerning the gods. They fear
them because Of their power; they nd
miro them FOR their wisdom, and lovo
them for their justice. 1t mado deep
Impression upon my mind, and think
wo can uBn tho AaIne language to de-
scribe tho three great forms OF govern
ment. The monarohlal form. the arls-
tocratlc form and the Democratic form.
TiSe monarchlal Ia powerful because OF
tho forces which lrG concentrated In
uHc uuHu. An HTlstOCTdllC lOTIH uL HUV-
Crnment Is a government which Is con-
Quoted by IL few selected In some way
because they arc supposed to be best
That may DO Wise In snrbc. hut Il
Democracy Is the only form OF govern
nent where you can confidently expect
Justice to riilc. How can We secure JUS
tIce TO all peoplo2 II Is by applying to
every net Of legislation and TO every de-
partment OF government the tnndamen-
tai principles upon which our govern
ment rests. We have come upon times
Of greIt agitation and there ure some
who arc quick 10 condemn the agitutor,
but my friends, agitation Is the only
means In country like ours through
which redress can be obtained. They
say that those who preach reform are
stirring up discomfort. remind you
that discomfort lies at tho foundation OF
all progress. Those who hrc entirely
satisfied never desire anything better.
X our fotefathors had been content we
would to-day bu under the british rule.
tApplausc and cheerlng.) II Is only
because they wcrn not satisfied ut all
that they became free and independent.
that we have tho government which we
haye tO-tiny