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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-08-08
Oil Mill News.

The Fair Forest OIL Mill com
pany has Just declared a dividend
OF Is per cent per annum. This
amount was left over from the
profits of the first years work.
The Produce OH Mills has lust
declared dividend of SO per cent
dividing up their surplus, having
recently sold large block of
Arkwright stock. ck.-Spartanburg
Herald.
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TO The Confederate Veterans OF
Lancaster and Adjoining Cou II

To The Confederate Veterans or
Lancaster and Adjoining Coun II
ties.
In the name of the people of
Heath Springs and representa- q
them it gives ME great pleasure to
invite you, your friends and your
families to attend reunion to be
held in our town at the Mineral
spring next Thursday the 9th
inst.
Ever mindful of the duty and
devotion we owe to the gallant
sons of the Palmetto State, who
so valiantly de ended her princi
pies and her interests, her affairs.
and her homes, we throw our
town, our homes and our hearts
open and bid you welcome, feeling
that in so doing we highly honor
ourselves.
Most Cordially Yours,
w II Stover, Mayor.
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Schedule of the County CAM
paign Meetings.


paign Meetings.
The county canvass will begin
next week and will he run on the
following schedule.
Belair, Tuesday, August 18th.
Van Wyck: Wednesday, Aug Is.
Hopewell, Thursday, Aug 16.
TradesviIIe, Friday, August II.
White Bluff, Tuesday, Aug 81.
Kershaw, Wednesday, Aug %.
Heath Springs, Thursday, Aug
90.
Mt Carmel, Friday, August "a.
Lancaster, Saturday, Aug 25.
Candidates should bear in mind
that they are required to file
their pledge and pay the assess
nent on or before the 18th inst,
the day of the first meeting of the
No""'y So'i I'a'Su'
The primary election will be
held on the 2Sth inst. The fol
lowing are the managers for said
election:
MANAGERS
Belair-J j Perry, D X Hall,
j p Harris.
Van Wyck-G l. Vaughan, r
H Delaney, j w Bates.
Tnornwell-J r Thompson,
Turner Culp, Ike Williams.
Lancaster court house-N b
Cousar, w B Cauthen, l. S
Elliott.
Carmel-A H Carter, A w
Hicklin, w T Vanlandingham.
montgomery Gin Cedar Creek
Tp)-J r Barber, j l. Brown,
John Beckham.
Heath Springs-HiIliard Dun
can, Andrew Mobley, l. S Porter.
New Cut-Thornwell Williams,
John Sullivan, j p Flynn.
EIgin Cat Elgln station)-J S
Hagins, j NJ White, G F Ferguson.
Welsh 's-Dr &C Welsh, Geo
w Hinson, Jasper Horton.
Flat Greek Cat Flat Creek
church I'M Hilton, Frank Cook,
w T Pittman.
Taxahaw-W p McManus, w j
Belk, j p ingram.
Tradesville-W j Funderburk.
H S Plyler, j NJ Knight.
Dwight-E b Lingle, H w
Taylor, j o Porter.
Primus-W B miller, j w
Blackmon, b f Adams.
j + Nisbet, Co Chr'm.
A j Clark, Sec.
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Bank Building to be Enlarged.

~ NC iLIlidTScu.
The old board of directors OF
the Bank of Lancaster were re.
elected at the stockholders meet
ing Monday. At a meeting of
directors Col Springs was re,
ele ted President, ID A Williams
viceNpr esident and Waddy G
Thompson Cashier. MI George
W Williams, the popular and eff
clent assistant Cashier, much to
the regret of the directors, de-
clined reelection, and subse~
quent meeting will be held to
elect his successor.
Steps will be taken at once to
enlarge the bank building by ex-
tending it about 80 feet, and
building a large vault across the
rear end. The vault will extend
to the top of the second story
the upper story being used by
Col Springs in connection with
his offices on the second floor.
The addition to the building down
stairs will be fitted up for the up.
town office of the Lancaster Cotton
Mills.
The State supreme court has
handed down decision written bv
Associate Justice Ira b Jones.
which nullifies the act which was
intended to dOmesticate foreign
corporations dong business in this
State requiring corporations TO
take out charters under the laws of
this State. The decision is impor-
tant and far reaching and simply
means that corporations like the
Southern railway, when sued for
amounts exceeding $4,000, are to
be sued through the U. ted States
circuit court and cannot be sued
through the State courts. In
order to render his decision the
supreme court was compelled to
reverse its decision in the case of
Mathis VS. the Southern railway,
but states that in doing so it is
by the decisions of the United
States supreme court.-The State.
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Yesterdays papers report the
Greenvllle meeting as the llvellest
of the campaign. Senator Till
man turned himself loose on the
Rev DR. Gardner as promised.
Col Hoyt made spirited defense
of the minister. Competent
judges seem to think that Col
Hoyt will get two-thirds major,
ity in Greenvile county. We
would like to publish the speeches
10 this issue hut our space was
filed when the papers containing
them were received.
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Editor Garlington's Opinion.

The Spartanburg Herald of
Wednesday has an editorial giving
impressions of the campaign
meeting held at Spartanburg
Tuesday. Frank expressions are
given on the impressions made by
all the candidates, and their prob
able standing in the county. Of
the candidates for governor the
Herald says:
"Nothing occurred yesterday to
change the oft repeated opinion
that the race for governor lies be-
tween Col Hoyt and Gov Nc
Sweeney, with the probability
that Col Hoyt will lead IN Spar
tanburg county by considerable
majority. Mr. Gary made a fine
impression, but we failed to find a
man who would vote for him. A
great many were favorably i'm
pressed but in every case they de
clded to vote for either Hoyt or
McSweeney. At the close of the
meeting great many of the
strongest Tillman men in the
county expressed the opinion that
the Senator was committing a
grave mistake in dabbling in
State politics in the interest of the
dispensary. They resented in a
most emphatic way his wanton in
suit to the ministers and his
ferocious attempt to defeat the
prohibition candidate. "
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Items From KerShaw.

Mr.. r l. Sowell is reported
some better, though still in a
precarious condition.
DR.. Brasington has moved into
the J l. Sowell residence.
MIR. o w Potts, candidate for
the House of Representatives, has
been in Kershaw and vicinity the
past few days.
Messrs. S w, and B w Heath
have purchased all the stock of
the Carolina Lumber Co., and
are now sole owners.
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L hereby announce myself q candi,
dite for the office Of Solicitor of the
sixth Judicial ircuit, pledging my
SELL t. abide the result Of the demo,
craft" primary election, ana faithfully
to discharge the duties of said office
in the event Of my election.
TBOS F NCDOW.
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FOR HOUSE OF REPRESEN>

rATIVES.
L am candidate for the Legislature
and will abide the result of the pri.
mary.
OSCAR w POTTS.
l hereby announce myself as a cans
didate for the House of Representa-
tives, subject to the rules governing
the Democratic Primary.
r L. HICKLIN.
am candidate for the Legislature,
subject to rules of Democratic Primary
j HARRY FOSTER.
The many friends OF N Estridge
respectfully announce his name for
reelection for the House of Repre-
sentativ's Of Lancaster county. and
will abide by the result ofthe primary
election.
MANY VOTERS.
am a candidate for the House of
Representatives subject to the Demos
cratic primary.
j w HAMEL.
am a candidate for reelection to
the Legislature. will abide the re-
suit of the democratic primary cleo
ton.
TY WILLIAMS.
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a Pleasant Occasion

The annual Sunday School pic
mic at HopeweIl church came off
last Saturday, and a most delight,
full occasion it was, notwithstand-
ing the heat and the dust. The
attendance was large and was
representative of the whole eastern
section of the county. Addresses
were made by Rev. Mr.. Driggers,
pastor at Hopewell, Mr.. d A
Williams of Lancaster, and Rev.
Mr.. Mcintosh of North Carolina.
The talks were very entertaining
and will result in more interest in
Sunday school work in that vicini-
tY. The dinner was abundant and
not the least enjoyable feature by
any means.
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L NJ BELK.

The many friends of Mr.. Ernest
B'ackmon, hereby announce him as a
candidate for the Office of County
superintendent Of Education, subject
to result of Democratic Primary.
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81 30 PER ANNUN

At the continued solicitation of
many close friends, as well as being
deeply interested in the progress of
education in our county, / now an
nounce myself a caudidae for the Of
flee of County Superintendent OF fEdu,
cation, suhje. to the rules of the
Democratic Primary.
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FOR CLERK OF COURT

With hi gh sense of appreciation of
past considerations and tokens of
Kindness and with deep feeling Of
gratitude for the same, | beg to an
n0unce myself candidate for re-
election to the office of Clerk of Court
Tor Lancaster County. at the approach
ing primary, subject to the rules OF
the Democratic primary.
VS. PORTER
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known by the people of his town.
ship and does not need to canvass
them for their votes. He is a
worthy, we'll informed citizen and
will make the county good mem-
ber to the legislature, and we hope
to see the voters of the county
consider the Panhandle claim and
give Mr.. Potts their votes which
will not only be appreciated by
him but by his many friends. We
also missed seeing our genial Au-
ditor, John A Cook, who asks to
he re elected. You all know Mr..
Cook who needs no recommends
ton from me or any one, as be
has discharged his duty as Auditor
faithfully, fearlessly and satisfac-
torily to all.
Cedar Camp, w o w of Van
Wyck, went to Camp Creek ceme.
terry last Wednesday and per-
formed the impressive ceremony
of unveiling the monument erected
to late Sovereign Claude A Beck
ham, a member of Cedar Camp.
Sovereign Perry r Wolfe was ap-
pointed Master of ceremonies and
w Z Neely, Captain of the pros
cession. The membership of
Cedar Camp turped out almost to
man, and were Joined by a few
other choppers, among whom we've
Sovereign w S l. Porter of Gum
Camp, of Lancaster. The ceres
monies at the monument we're I'M.
pressively rendered by the officers
of the Camp Sovereign Mac
Thompson read the poem, "Oh
why should the spirit of mortal
man be proud" in a very i'm
pressive manner, which received
the devout attention of all present.
After the exercises at the monu-
ment, all assembled in the church
and heard addresses from Rev. S
II Booth of Yorkville, who is one
of Cedar Camps charter members,
and Sovereign w S l. Porter of
Gum Camp, Lancaster. j M
foder, Con. Com, had charge of
the meeting and introduced the
speakers, in few appropriate re-,
marks bearing on Woodcraft.
The Camp was disappointed, in
the absence of it's chosen orator
for the occasion, Rev. w CEwart,
who was detained at home on ac-
count CT sickness in his family,
but the day was pleasantly spent,
and the unveiling a measured suc-
cess.
The monument is about eight
feet high, of Georgia granite,
bearing the inscription of the name
of Sovereign Beckham dates of
birth and death with the emblem
of woodcraft engraved within
circle and lettering around it :
Woodman of the World. Dunn
facet Clamat. Though Silent,
yet he speaks
Rev S II Booth of YorkviIle
spent several days with his friends
around Van Wyck the past week.
He was located at Van Wyck two
years ago, pastor OF Van Wyck
charge. His friends were clad to
have him with them, especially
his fellow sovereigns Woodmen of
the world nc he is one of the
charter members of Cedar Camp
and live, worthy Woodman.
Mrs Nora Miller, widow of the
late James Miller formerly Of the
Waxhaws but now of Klssemmee,
Osceola county, Fla, is on a visit
to friends in this community.
She has been away from here
about twenty years and is struck
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-08-08

L hereby announce myself candi-
date for Solicitor of the Sixth Circuit,
subject to the rules governing the
Democratic Primary.
w. Q. HOUGH.
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l. j PERRY.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
EDUCATION.

At the solicitation Of a few friends
1 announce myself candidate for the
office of Superintendent Of Education.
r. BAXTER BLACKMON.
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The many friends OF Mr.. Joseph F
Gregory hereby announce him as a
candidate for the Office of Clerk of
the Court, subject to the result of the
Democratic Primary,
MANY FRIENDS.
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The monument erected at Edges
field c III. by the women of that
county in commemoration of the
heroism and valor of Edgefeld's s
Confederate dead will be unveiled,
with imposing ceremonies, today.
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.

/ hereby announce myself as can
didate for the office of County Auditor
and pledge myself to abide the result
Of the Democratic primary.
&c CROXTON.
[ respectfully announce my candi.
dacy for the office OF county Auditor.
subject to the rules of the Democratic
primary.
III PERRY.
Nr MISUNDERSTANDING the valuable
services rendered during his term OF
office. the neatness and correctness
of his work, and knowing him 10 be
well qualified for the position, please
announce the name of Jno A Cook for
re. election to the office of County
Auditor, subje to the rules govern,
ing the primary.
MANY FRIENDS.
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FOR SUPERVISOR

The many friends of Mr.. r Fl Sapp
announce him him as a candidate for
County Supervisor. subject to the
rules Of the Democratic Primary.
MANY FRIENDS.
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To the Voters Of Lancaster County:
With many thanks fol past favors,
and at the solicitation of friends, I
hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the office of County Superin-
tendent of Edu alton, subject to the
rules governing the Democratic pri~
mary; and, if elected my time and
energies are yours for the best interests
of education.
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The friends Of w q Caskey. an
nounce him as a candidate for County
Supervisor. Mr. Caskey will abide the
result Of the Democratic primary
elections.
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MANY FRIENDS.

hereby announce myself candi-
date for reelection to the office of
Coroner. and pledge myself 20 abide
the result of the primary.
r. YOUNG
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Announcements,
FOR SOLICITOR.

Twill stand for denomination to the
Office Of Solicitor of the Sixth judicial
Circuit subject to the results of the
Democratic Primary.
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FOR MAGISTRATE.

FOR MAGISTRATE.
FOR GILLS CREEK AND CANE
CREEK TOWNSHIP.
The many friends ofMr w T. Caskey
RESPECTFULLY announce him as a candi-
date for reelection to the office Of
MagistI ate for Gills Creek and Cane
Creek townships subject to the result
or the Democratic primary.
MANY VOTERS.
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At the earnest solicitation of MANY
friends, hereby announce myself az
candidate for reelection to the office
OF County Superyis"r. subject to the
result of the democratic primary
VI G. GARDNER
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The many friends OF Capt John p
Hunter hereby announce him as a
candidate for the office of Sheriff, sub
Jet to the result of the democratic
primary. Mr. Hunters fine record as
Sheriff in the past is a sufficient guar
antee Of what his future adminIstra
tioh will be in case of his election.
MANY VOTERS.
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J f. BLACK MON.

Mr. Editor:-Please announce the
name of PROF n G. ROWELI. as
candidate for the office of County
Superintendent of E Iucation. subject
to the rules governing the Democratic
primary. If elected, we pledge him
10 discharge the duties of the office to
the best interest of education.
MANY FRIENDS
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FOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself a candi-
date foi Sheriff, subject to the rules of
Democratic party.
JAMES S WILSON.
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The friends of d N MACKEY an>
nounce him as candidate for the of>
nee of Coroner. and pledge him to
abide the result of the democratic pri-
mary.
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FOR CORONER.

The many friends of G c Horton.
Sr.. announce him for the office of
Coroner, subject TO the rules of the
Democratic Primary.
announce myself as a candidate
for the office of Coroner anu pledge
myself to abide the result of the
democratic primary election.
j f STEWMAN
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L am a candidate for the Legislator
and will abide the result of the pri
mary.
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MANY VOTERS.

am a candidate for the House of
Repres esentatives subject to the DEMO-
cratic primary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28

The democratic party has gone
out Of business IN this country.
There is still party doing husi.
ness under the old name. bnt il ia
no longer managed by democrats
or conducted on lomocratIc princi-
Piles. The democrats in the late
Kansas City convention entieavoretl
to secure some recognition, hut the
only favor they conll secure was
the nomination for second place
on the ticket The popnlistic eIe-
ment Ia control finally threw them
the vice presidential bone The
populists ut Sioux Falls named n
ticket aud bnilt u platform. The
Kansas City convention indOrsed
both with the exception Of ih can.
didate for vice president. The
Topulist convention set the pace.
The democratic convention merely
followed. lis nominee for presi-
dent is n popuiisi aud it's platform
is popnlisnc. Denver Times.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28

WHAT Hoes Jesse Stephenson
know about "Winclell's journal Z"
lie has never dnrkcncl the .IouR.
NAL Office since our power press
WIS put in. and he il the only man
in town who has stayed away. II
he should once SEQ the pres. IN
action he might feel il his duty to
have our assessment raised. II
Jesse is 81 anxious to WIN public
favor why don't he tell the dear
people. through his organ. that he
took il upon himself 10 have Win.
chclls assessment raised.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28

THE Colorado democrat persists
in pushing the candidacy Of Judge
Goddard for the supreme court next
fall. He may be nominated bn,
will never I've elected. II Ia time
to speak plainly. and the poliii.
clans had better take heed. The
people OF Colorado do not want
Judge Goddard, aud they will
speak in thunder tones if h. is
nominated. .-Salidh Record. Pop.
ulist.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28

DID you eyer know Of an office
in sight that wRs not claimed, first,
last and ali the time by the demo.
Gratis, whether they Ind any votes
upon which IN rest their claims or
not? IN Colorado the topulists
hnv. never hal their rights when
fusing with the democrats. This
year that rule will ls. reversed and
they can make up their minds to
deal sqnar-ly all the w"y down the
line. - Boulder Representative.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28
A AMiDDLE.OV.TmE.ROAUER.

Jesse Stephenson, through his
organ, the Reporter, insinuates
TINT II. II. Winchell is bootller.
Such an insiuna,ion from such II
source comes with poor grncc from
a man who pre,ends In Nv. demo
crHf. and advocates fusion with the
populisfs but on every occasion
plays into the hands Of the Nc
kinleyi,es by supporting middle.
of-the-roHd ticket. Three years
ago he helped divide the fusion
vote in order to help elect repnb-
iican prosecuting attorney for
which John Bloom WAS pni'l $500 IN
cash, and from the manner .J-ss..
conducted his campaign and his
known atiiliation with Bloom, one
can easily suspect the !oodlc WAS
properly divided. Two years ago
Jesse pretended to support Roe,
hut of late, So W. are cr.dibly in
formed, he admits that he voted
for Farrell, which WAS hnlf vote
for Station.
II is well enough for the demo.
Gratis "f this representative and
Judicial district 10 know just where
one Of their pretended leaders get i.
orally fuses. And il the demo
Gratis care tn fuse with the pop.
nlis's and silver republicans they
will l-av. this mi'lll. of.th". toa,ler
out of their conventions.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28

VIZ think that John G. Bell hns
lr~'l Ri"nt all III. honors this state
can HtIor,l him. For n man who
bnnroed his way into Congress
under the pretens- Of being "a pop.
nlisi. he has done very well. -
Grorges' Weekly.
Bell did not pretend To n. much
of I,opnlist when first elected to
Congress. hut to-day ihrr. mr.. none
better II is true BELL has hal th.
honor of three terms AMI m -
business proposition he should be
sent back for the good he can do
the state. Colorado should follow
tho example Of the eastern states -.
when We get good. true. servic.
able man in congress- he should l,e
kept there.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28

CUBA is about the size If the
average congressional district IN
Missouri. yet Inst year We collected
from the r"r starved people Of
that island SIG. 100000 in ,axes
aud expended Sl2,oW.OOO in gov
them. The total .xpens.
OF the state government in Mis-
souri, was less than $4,000, ,OO0-
Champ CLARK.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28
+. t.. WEAVER. p. fruit yroy


l.. T.. WEAVER. n fruit grower
in northern New York. ia in Colo.
rad" To investigate our claims for
agriculture and fruit raising. tie
thinks His state will give Mckinley
H larger majority than four years
~" aud Il" hopes Colorado will
return n handsome majority for
the Republican ticket this year.
II Nj. WeRvcr's REASONS Tor carry.
ing New York have no better basis
than his hope of Mckinley carry.
ing Colorado his opinion is not
worth quoting by the Republican.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28

Cousin Ed is home again at
Wnlhurst from tl, EAST and is now
entertaining the boys His first
snlutaiion to Hodges was. "Well,
Old Hodgy how did you like my
keynote speech at Philadelphia
didn't | whoop it up to them in
great shape? All! Mckinley is n
great man. l am going out in the
country soon and enthusc the
miners aud hayseeds for the repub-
Iican ticket. gold standard, expan-
sion and all.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-28
LOON At DOTIl SIDES.

The Tim, call for moderation
in dealing with the Chinese qncs.
tion. The spirit of revenge should
moi govern our statesmen. There
are always Two sides To n con,ro.
vcrsy.
Rev. X. :. Macarthur. who was
IN China tive years ago says:
"Thosc missiOinrics who com.
blnc clvll authority with their rcl,-
gioms instruction nrc partly rcspon
siblc for the condition Of things in
China More than 3D wears ago
in Japan the Roman churcl, pcrsc-
cutcd the Japanese who refused To
accept their doctrine. Al this
moment similar things ARE at work
in China. bishops of theirs have
titles which excite the icnl~,isly OF
the Chinese.
"SOmc miSsionarics actually sit
us justices IN civil cases and impose
fines and other temporal penalties.
They surround themselves with all
the dignity of kIngly rulers. and
the native heather do not dIstln.
gmish between the ccclcsiastical and
the evil rule. The result is IN
anti. foreign feeling. An anti-for.
eign spirit has ircn developed and
NJ onc can help L', scc that the
first attack is made upon the mis-.
siOnarirs who have assumed civil
power"