The Beaver Argus., February 13, 1867, Image 2

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p ~ I,TOO'illad. isloyai poliiiehsw = fie
4,1 4014.4...11411• ahPittk. LC , make nt4 i
tiox4o, htilok,--***pnt -Men, who arc
eekl(mLtippmVpi.ll4e okpolitiee_to hi me
S tio ol ip f;
, s3. 4lligaig
d4or, l o l l , oo! m :ii ii m ki g n
g pa ,:n t io h g e zid b e 7
ichilet
ges'and culri:ouir flings, at in
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Mutter. rltri !Atilt te Petnievry,rind his
*art" (rikitde, aie i wont to call b ni l l
'93i , iiiitforrieoOl, 9 '' I- Well,"Briek," We i
suppose, wart 'desiromi some - time ago
of •lleovertileg , himself with 'glory," and
aCcirainglyje published a 'letter in ,
hie - pavefeig ecLit,Ge eral , _Butter,in
which ,that gentleman
k notifiee him
thatho has riommeectid an action for
..,
iisl-igaiiisk bizn, Laying his= damages
it 1160;000,1mfhoilfres `ißrick” that
i'f:.hri ocier . esete liis vituperation, the
nit, still boxlvitlidraWn. To this lettpr,
Pomeroy .makes .a , grandiloquent re
pltaand -type Gaper& Butler to gre
uktead, do his hestikand winds up by
ikringtblit4Whemtne effit begins But.
lrie•must giv him' time to - "hide bib
spuintsirAte,lV now `turns out the,i
mowititleir be! was • thought, of by
i r
Butler, thae he did not know =the an.
signifieant ofeatui4 byreputation even,
and= that the. letter published by
"Briek,''.l46 ootnipg. from Butler to
him was,* f rgerr, got up, nO • doubt,
by Portiere hi ruerelf; wi', thought But;
ler would a vet' bee' it, and that the,
eireuntstan would invest him with!
1
an imperil co at'liffme thot he could
not:: others" se obta in. But, alas fur
•i"Briekl" littler)foind cut what he
t iler's:Maud g thus st amps . the forgery
1 sad texpeseo th our rely
To to T iferif'Lri of )ihe N. Y Trthune
, __ ~,
3 / 1 1 :'May I ask you to stamp a for
gery? An iannotirteernent ht , gonigihe
rounde of - the , papers thql have
brought a•tpit o f
gainst 00,3 Fomero3-, i
of the La - Circles% Pti;oonstn,Demeerat,
for libel. Thlt inCtion, so contrary to
coy determined silence as to newspaper
11011 e -rs, okeded l eonfirinationc BQ the
Democrat ptuAltilip4 e letter purporting
to be eig•iil kr,,,rne, offeribg to Wir,h '
ttrttcr the -e it, ty_ which he makes , a,
ii
grangiloqii nrand'ebusive reply. Need
I say that I hove brought' no milt
i l iiiiiirit hill or ony other alandeiipg
eeribblert• Thelettei is - a forgery col
,'
: bolster a lie. , ,•'Yours,• 'truly, •
•;- ' 4 , Be t sy. F. BUT LB.II. i
. Nett To k, Feb. 4, 1867.
Impo o ttehing Presideifts, I
The pre rent attemp t to impeach the
u ' Li' ,
,L; ,
letgeest-ouwer or the Government, is
not i%e ontT tine[ of the kind that bis
: been-mada",. In . 1 Jannary,, 1848, Jobn 1
`M
i„,.,....
M. • .1 -Betti, t,,en at, moraine - Of Congrisse L
, , ggi i.; pl erUi ,c U CnltykaB
... ~,,-..
against Jelin T,11)31 , Who had succeeded
Kari hien tt, ihe Peesidency cf the Uni:.
tea States,.:' Tifise charges enahr!seed i
usurpationotpottecr, -,- 101ation of law. i
iabuse of e porerof appointment itedi
'removal, idieie to excite' a di-.organ-
, ic ing epir tin ;the country, whereby',
the sever I States were invited toll's.'
,
regard and dir,phey . a law of Coneres.• 1
letainingi. men,in office for months lei::
ierthey had beim 'rejected by the Sen- i
ate; abitrary,'.despotic and corrupt'
atillae of the veto power;' illegal tied
uroonetitiptiotialexereise or power, &c. Mr. BoA,ts moved that a committee
Or iiitie - tie appointed to. investigate i
these e ellarges, and report whether
articles cr in v Octiment should he pre
eeeterkend on,a, voto' l being taken i bis
motion•tias lest--yeis, 83; Lays 127 —1
The atteinpt wile then abandoned - -',- , 1
Mt. Bot ( ti ditt not get his projeet into 1
the ban s of a , de.s M M 11,1 eft' 0 ?en, arid j'y
this respe ct bras not as successful, as
Mr. A bley I
has been .• Tbo latter
p
attern a presented his charges ; bait,'
i.
them ie rred;',to a committee, ''wh&'
are now investigating,them, but who
will-in ill prOhnbilityl give them An' ,
- adverse repal'.
~ - --r-.0.-,---
• • Virithini the,;,post few weeks, ;the,'
jßidictils)haviS made two changes ,iii
Abe - Beater , ;I>ostottlee I First, ttre:r
removed 'sties Maggie Andertion , ond
bad. Mi.. Serinda MeGilliik% apploin
ted 'as P ostmistress. The latter lady
not eniti g t h eir style. they hare had 1
her Swim ad sal ' Miss Mary A. nf'-' ,
Gifilek a poii!ted in her place T-Local.
'Near!
i
e: ee r y word Of this iii false. l
Miss A mon* tendered her resigni
rtion mo hs tbelore it was accepted,
, and 14
not 'llmi there be - en no fault
n t
;found 13 *i 1 hair is a r il &leer, but ore -
r . y "Fedi at" ,in tbe 'town, so far as we
are adviliedr, , ;regretted the step i abe
lad takin in :asking to be reliefed of
'llier 413Z1 ditties. Mien- her resigniw
• I
ticyri w dr-call however,
4e-,,y4 ger:xiss MoGalllcg, was up
,
iPaetPti A he! eteitit, and when the
Lett siyieedie did - not suit the orad
irk'fitis4," if', imply Says what is not
`true: i. , ,1 145 iianner in which . she (its.
•.,,,,Aaes,e 4
_berAluty was sa., 4 6factOry to
..the, ,, rattietkier and to the community
-16- 14'01 114 ; but putt:mut fitly • bet age'
•
;did nofiall `'the 'recrifk relents' of the,
i
.P`est, litee' , :bePartme f 'sod: b
, ,, , hence.'
,fteth . e .i l i ttppointrnect bad to be :made,
gees e Oteta . welt , kuown to this
,cbriainnfity,lat'ad 941 the _Local be-I
COli3e, .) . 1r .. 1 ;wean AB' to try' to create the 1
.
in)Prekrlibresci Ljt 1. these young,
. 11 1:4:4. tirii,:;Aried as officers in the 1
liesorestObsOeffii.e, and failed. .‘o , rep
der - gatierikeklon, an d bad to be retney•
Ad, .ta Inpre th m an is -4:jut accoonf. „f0r.1..
,To.siyi it is:'Ns,ll basinese," is .per
kips the m oat te/wit:ibis coler , it•tior.
that it? ecadvier anti -bear. •
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l i. , Thi 6alu* - 13111: -
•i Most of the readers oftt hti" rgos
will recol:eot that . Governor,
sir his last aiessage to . thn 14egisiatiire
recommended - , the passage of an4f)t-
lloUthwrisiog de slectiOn Of .. twe . fary
Lpominissioners In -each %ion*,
Iselecte4 as Inepectors o }Pectic:ins. are
'now chosen. The cause - assigned by
'the
wfis: tbal-ofiiitping pnlit3oa on Al tbb'
jury iioa`:
Tii - Ciiiijiiitii.'efireit ilii l Zkviiti - orA,'
nu . 'Won:* hill friuit;44 read iii'4l4,
Senite.wthieVprovAas itiat•thir.qual.....
ified v.oters „Wench' county shall; at
the _next genetal-elOtiOn;"cbtiose .471'0
- persons to eerie - as JitiY'Corriiniesioh
era for three - . years followlns - thetr .
election, Arid the manner of choosing 1
will t iesrilt itronsot thess - being taken
froni' me% of - tbea two political parties.
Than selected ; they wiil. meet thirty
daYe'before the firstteracof thecoork
Of Common Pleas An: each, yew., and
proceed to designate; alternately, the
names of persos. Who shall serve as
jarors in the several irts.for_that 1.
year. Th is bill, it parsed by the Leg- . 1
islature, an d becomes a la*, will give
us in each paner - an equal npmber. - of
Republica . ns and - Democrats.;. and the
friends of themessure chain - that polr•
itics will thus be driven ;from the jury I
box, and justice meted out to all. , We.
throk 'Otherwise. - Defective as- probet,
bly the preeent mode`o l l• designating
jurors is, it is infinitely' better, in our ,
opinion, -than the. one proposed. As'
eb ected now, the mast - :)nttiliger-t,
so er .and judicious persOne from the
co rity 'tit large are taken, without
+rd to their political proclivities;
iimb very rarely does' it bappeh that
eiher the jittiges,attarneys orb tigents
k
iow the polities of a. majority of the I
jufrore ip pitting before - them. Polith;al
. ,
. .
0 intone, then, sur e l y have but little
.
to - do with oar jar). decisions, as these
pities are now conatitUttal. But the
pl•nding hill, while it sets op an limp
leery evil, and proposes. to knock it
Own, ree.lly entails the very wrong,
it would avoid. 1`.1) . e ' office of Jury I
Commissioper would he beaked upon 1
tie a very trivial one, and butlittle, at
tention would he paid to the character 1
1:: the wiTsoas - filling- it. This being I
the, eaet,, it would not Unfrequently
_
- happen -iliac our Jii r ry.' Coin ruissiozera
Would be selected 'froth that class of
persoes who are characterized as
•floose:iii the twilit;" - and in-th:s event i
qualifications,' sobriety -_and goA I
R Candi n g would be erlio:li- lest eight
of, and the pcilitizel affinities of, this
man and that, man would he thorough- '
1,,r citnyaseed, with a vievr. of • making
_„,...„....... : - c'- L.J...„,... . ~,,_ .L.........4. :....t.,,,,,di t i g
wrc.tig, our panels uroUld he*c - ertirmy i
made uP . in this"mannSt of a - majority 1
' . ;
of Linen without ebitracter,'or intent. 1
'- - i
1 genre sufficient to appreciate,l the .du- 1
ties which. they, are called upon; to ;
i discharge. To place the life, liperty 1
i
f and property of the citizen in anvil!!
! hands, would be iteurring risks that'
i but few would be williiig to ran. In
addition to this,' there are 'hit nd reds of
1 - I
illiterate, drunk-m voters in each .3i
1 the counties of the State, who do not
now know tlie manner of drawing ju
rors, ran by whom drawn, that Would
i fore* themselves; upon the notice 'Of
these COmmissioners. - They would .
I°badger" these Officers themselves,aud
1 britlg ttio pressure of their friends to
bear upon them until 'they succeeded
lin baying their narnee put in the box.
Neither the general goocLnor tbo fur.
1 theme° of public- jiisticitii , would be'
thought of by these trienOietinte; but,
' on the contrary,their whole,aim Would
1
i be to gra t i fy a :desire to lay around'
1 (
'te Court House for a week oi two at 1
'the public expense.v • - 1 ; 1
', The office of Jury Commissioner I
would: : be a. ' new 6no, aild while it I
; wciuld-fail, to .accomptiph any good .1
1 wbatiiver. it Could not he maintsi4d
I
1 but at a heavy cost to the tax-payers I
I of tn! ruspective_cou °ties of the §tate. I
'1 171i1Wr these circumstances.-we , would 1
I
i.rnucli rather-see the bill- fail than pasal
the Legislature; and if an improve-:I
meet on the present mode of ;sleeting .
i jtircirs is really needed, let.-slime other
,
effort at reform than OA be tried.
In the State sf Ohio the townships
elett annually two TruEtous, whose
duty it is, amonipther things,tu,Ftdeet
ft. sxod pee Coil tage of Alaeoreiters of the
township to serve as jurors 'for each
year. 'These are reticrned' 'to 01;3
county chnimisiionels, End the names
put in the jury wheel. Haring no
Township Trustees State. this
duty, might *ith 'eafety bo ettrusted
the electiosyckftoera of each ,town=.
ship. "Two of these are chosen
,from
one party, arid the third fron. the
mit% and thus etmstituted; there
eau d be.no pialitio.al unfairmiss in se
lecting our.' likot's
• T
tris report of Thomas ti..BurrOtri,
St4te SuporintendAttt of the- So)oiers
Orphitts .hal just boewprarlished, and
non tait l is tnanv . intere s ting faete• Du
ring, t he feu _
past year r': oetv . schools
have'*ekestabikbecl; ct the'ntirOter..
of - pvtg].lB adMitted doriog the year is
1,57ai - autt the:
.. total
the:lit - r*PepwAtler.Fair . 6 5 8,
of 4htei , 1;591.
Tho exper4s;i4ittlle ..sysiaii" . "Of
the peer was f4: 7 ;, 23, • • .
1 - . Virr. rirriebiirg ,7 r etigfiliringes
!election of Ben Wade to the Fress de Ti o -0 :1 tr : ii i e rrh p r etlll " tfil l / V a l t a in i" :6 l) :: suita , .
ey , 30E440.-tioporLitarrto before I don laritik . ' ', : - . " : -.-' nfi fr iali of 'tbd
..
WO Nods - joubna n be CIE, of gouti l 13 % - • `''''- -,,--t 4 - ti' of reco
tit
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. ja ,
Sigireb. While I,l#lre are, . r i iy- ~, 'tin, ' - '4 - --,-. ~- ..' 4 - "‘ . 4. - • Nt
11 -. . ' - it ... •
. 1, ^ : .: 4 4.1v , i`.:
Matt in , e bat b yr , 14 ~, . • non., 7 : - - le,gielnipjo n
, Rfro 4- C 1 ' •- - • '4 . P°
eakr re nt 0 g
~, p 11 . g ~; ea w l t ., the. -4 ' - -,. -,- -, - -
$ ll
belie ibereletone a i sty out s . aid :-. l oli r th e , 1.- - -- 1 A
......,..., $ ,
_ l f li . ; 'Menu
faction, would be so well receive fl or, i s im ei i b - 1 C
--,4----- 1 -PT ° P ° si ,, L-t....)k a l_. 9P.: - _
so - beartity approver4trtheloyelletit o, I gr - e3O - • a iid - - •-i- -i------ --- 1 - -
flak ~., 7,.the peo e.
~he country
,as would=l4l4 if stty4y .1 1 , w i F,..,.., .
,afari ,
mid fearless. Ben- Wild ' e: irtObio: ' "The '- ' IAA ?pa - c -,4-feedis;
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tonntryrimissimattoloolr urn; biit: -- • . - -, ---•--- . : .-Taarriciarr4=so.'ir
with ionfraiinii,'ElitiPtEe" - e . cindltiCit li* l tint lr '' lar " 4 " 414-1 " 1 " e
, L .
!Uri , ,:,* re: .c.: 4 , ,n, 7 i 7.1. t rf " t il l4 l lo o,, ,lT gitk i kt#iFft ijk ill . 4 k. 1 , 4
.Whlen it Bpae, i i teeix, enouiu. teaon tat it. re ,csy its Asp tk„,
i 1:...... 5..-- .... •' • ----- 4 - .' - -, 'ti
•hr la' , ' . • • linneeits 'ptaes'iifi
, the necessity of placing none pal, kir- thftoorir s idit s . • • -^ thy vott r annv. frail
leas, honest - Arid trio&Unionistalit the then-Itioitadelitimarimi turnuiotemks um
_head of eithcr branch! of Vongters:- - ' ° C . - h 4 sz li -' 4 ---smg, 4 _ 111111 L0 11 : ilid -wo.•" 1 -,--- ?• • . - 9- o Y•rna.. •34. ti
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„, _ t ey reside. Mate any right to elect a
Seriator)tirid.4 fills th4e'iesOlittriipiitii, shall make or .s - - ‘t4f th U •
from e nion,
.
and We earnestly ,biipe that the Serrate a l l I " whilde olll 4l, . - lb de
' - - pries it uf. Its '
abridge the paaklagos equal- eaffrage in the I
will *sleet him a std future prelltning or,imniunities of °Air Senate, or of repro-
r ,- 1
ofilear,l until - another isAttiviao:by the ,*104,A1f,"""th0..: Vigted itentatipx intka Rot!" .
oo 1
pt e
• , - Iliac:es ; nor - ithsdl aRy of Representative's.- 1
p; •
,' State deprii - e any Of- "fl e e` taloa, under the '
lion lof life, liberty ei. 'cinstitution, shall be 1
; propeeif with , stpatilit. :' I 1
processoflaw.adrd 1 63 °'" 276 Pliki . gie
is any Vernon ~cEitt l ijus dab) of the. United 1
its jursedictism, A ;C ates, Cates a
utheyized . by I
equal p'rotectitin a i m -, , thim...,-ey bit, ad
laws- -......._...i.. trod and inviolate,
Sao. 2.
• R'sprlVata- ifuritiltioir thellnited 1
ti/es :ban • se-iippetigti States - restrany , Statei
ed among the see . ' ball aumosir.or pay I
State's- 111:00y#0&;„ i p? atlideht in obligation ;
their respective atm ineuri edli aid of in-
bers, consting,,it r it,e arrectien or rebellion
whole-nunatier of .per. against 'tits liover.a
-r
mini in (KlWl:State; =ant or authority "of
excluding Intyltailidetithe United States:
taxed. But udillkhetl' Sao. 8. All pare9l**
right to Tote at stity!born or naturalised in
election fee efie - cheisaliha.Unitea States; and '
ofelectors fort_titi- eubject to the jut-it:lie-
dent and Vinc:Pfeiii - ,. - Sion thereOf,
,are siti
dent of ' the' United ions ot the" "United
States, • - Ititpreeenta- thateattud of thelittater
area in Congress,l the in whioh they laside; 1
executive and juditds,L end the citizens .of'
Ayers of , a State oriestolt State shall; be en
the' members, c4i.tissilitled to all the r Privil- ,i
Legislature tialsOr; isliiitis and fmtnunia** if'
denied•tii atiinf f the i citisene in the several I
Emile inhabitant's ofiStetes. No Stateshall
* nil ' ls **ioi 'ltni4d*Oly* lily P* ram 'of
twenty-oa. • yew+ oflliN li bortf or property
and citizens of the; without due process of
United ..14atee,,or iniliter,. nor deny tip any 1
any way *bet 1 dge,.41,.. 1 p e rson within its ulie- I
cep s for parytiattiction. the equal. pro
in l rebellion or btlier.tietion of the lils.
crimes, ' the beide ofl '''Src. 4. Represtenta
representation ifietrolit;tives shall 'be ippor
shall be redutunknoitaltiened among the MT'
proportion, which iheleral Stares according
numbei o sash mete, to their respective l„
citizens. shall bear . to umbers,counting the
the whole number of . whole number of perl
l a
mule oat ens titenty-,sons in each State,ex
one years of age - talcluding Indians not
1
doh that . r ,'taxed. , But whonany r
i • • • t
I Sea. 3. No , pr. eini State. shall, on account !
shall be a Sen4er; 0r 4 ,0f raceqor color,oe,pre- 1
Representetive'inCen- I .rious condition of set-
gi, rte. Or, elite or . eir:eitude, deny the cier.
President teild Vice,cise of the elective'
President,ot. h -cloy ifranchiso at- wry sloe.- i
I I
office.civil or military,,tion for the choice of ;
It n 'le r the.',.nited,, , electort for President i
SinCes, or under any:arid Vitie President• of!
State, who,' 'hairing,the . United • States,:
prey iowly mien r infttpres en I sti vet in '
oath, ,as a meniber of.SonEress, "meptivirs of!
q.ligs awl;•or as un A., Legislature•end other 1
ter of the ,lliiiiedlotliotire elective by the
atip.tes,vr is a ineMttax t peoplu- tO rimy of ..tha
of sny State LegisliHmale inhabitants be- ,
turs,oeste ins eittefelisoilonSitii HuohState4)* - 1
tit judicial.. officer_ suite& '4l .yearsof age and
any State,yto eu rise sof the United
-. ,
T •
t
utternatorial-Pardorus,: ,
That the petal:ming iniiier`liAabitea
tauch,abtised in IPennitylyania, is eery,
apparent. 'Critnitiate -of :;the. eq . ?:
Worst, - character :havo. , bient vaiught,
tried; couviete'd 'and eient'An'the Pent:
tentiarjr, arid_ 'then, throligh 4xcentiv,is
elemeney, have been 4;t14,eti:,:.1005e, , to
begin-anew their infamous crimes; in. ,
perhaps, the /mine community. - that'
had -, suffered .* at" their bands, • atd
brought - thetn..to _POni%tieuix t
-Rot only has this conditiont of things
existed within: the past feiv j years, but
it has extended' back for a period. of
eight or, ten Oubernatofial . terms
Under these eircumstanites, .we , hail
wits pleasure the announcement that
Governor Geary has put Lin "foot
down," and ; that durirg t his !errufthe'
pardoning poWer '
will be used - ` with •
extreme caution. , He . has therehYre
given notice that in , all applios,tions,
tor. Executive clemency the' 1141i:riving
rules .will iidupted : •
• , .
First. .NO-pardoa will. be granted
until notice of the appiicatien therefor
shall have-,`beer}-given by publication,
once a week,tor twu cqnsecutive weeks
iu,a newspaper painted it,- the county
in which the eouvicaun -was had.- -
See. .No partinri wilt be granted enleße
notice -of the applicatiln. bhall have
Iteen given to the judge w,Lv, ttieti the
cause, to , the tiiitnut
. attorney, or to
the attorney `ho prosecur,ed, proof of
which notice 'titian holluriastieti this
Depttrtinetit.. • •
'Third. Ali . applitnitiutliffor pardon:
mat hay with them
pipit :A, N ttin ir. VI eleilr "Ain/ !lini.in:Li t
hind.:'• • .• t
• • '
•, .1. A. certified of tic re
cord, incindimg docket '1.1141m:10 Min.
rates of eotirt, copy "of , indictment,
pleas, aad all other: Oafers.on file in
the_ L courtlrelatiag.to .thiccase. . I
2. A full state ment : ofl,he "reasons
upon whicb thezipplieetinn is based,
adtt r7"-.711"---nvrtIr
. . •
United '•St r efei. ' ihilllciess Of pentons so d
h
have engaged to item-Added from the exer
rection or iiebellioocise of. the elective,
against the !mini, or : franchise shell not be
giveiii cid or comfort to counted in thd ithsis 1
the enemies iihereof lot representation. , .
Rut Congress inay,lip[ Also_ Alic--folldwing 1
a vote of two-thitids.orota be pert of - the Con- 1 ,
each House, ! remo - e 'stitution of each State:';
such disability. " ! :e:vely male citizen . a
' etsc. 4. - file validieilyear in the State. Rue!!
of the public!: tight etisix months . in . the
the,'lTnittol Sotes,.ati.-;c - Juntry . immediately.;
thorited by law, knctu- ipt cording an election, i
ding debut incurred for I niut who can read the )
payment of'ipenlinnelDeclaration of. - Jude,
sad. bou Mins I .for ler- Ipendenee and the Cott- ;
1
vices in euppreoting t stitution of the Unit.ad 1
insurrection -I and -re- I t Siatellt in the English!billion, shell out, *language, and • the 1
questioned. I.lut, net:lOWller of two huniirdd i
they the - United Stites-''end fifty dollars worth
uor . auy 1 Stiite- shalt i ot- I arable . property, I .
sesame or pi/Y - Imi vlobl'etiall be entitled. to
or obligationl innorred l ni4e: Provided, that
in aid of iniu rt igL o i:no pars,* whn bas
or reb e llion -; ne t,beretufore Toted shall ,
the Drifted latiktai." - , e r -tie eptludod from sot-'
any claim foro" tholing-, ' " 1
lois or emancipation oC
any slave ; tint alt such; ' '
debt. obligations .to , • -
claims !shall be held,, 'I .
illegal and void. ' ` " 1 : -
' Ur. 5. This - Corgreits'
shalt have 1-polver In; :
eiforechy plppg,prirt.tol.
regiele Oen, the peoeis- ' ! . .
ions of this 'article. . - .1 -
. -• ! ~ IL.Will be seen that these plemfdiffer
WOrrtan's Voting ihialew Jersey. • ..f '''' - 1 1; ';'
' ' - I ; ; bu t h* cd . f .
- et i severe part lon SalS, le C le 1 ,
i' - •' • , _ _
To the Editor ..1 5he..21 7 ..;Y . Tribune. ''fer.)neo iii that the ono is in favor of
' Slit (lira. Stanton in' . her ! add iesii;--
~ restoringt ,reb ,o . all the ir, forme r
before the Legislative Committeeii on i right!' an t l privileges without' punish
. I.
Woman's Suffrage, lei re
in Jnent, sinrsiitrourinekingfiheir tree
y(!ar,raper of the 23d - inst., as folloWs- ' fon nu jpi ILI wj ' ate ib, 0 ' 001 ' 6'1 , impose:' a
ti From a regent examination by L ' Idiss hi I i tsi ' 1 'i viliVe -- h' brand ' s ' S thAm . * with
by Stone of the archives of the State - of 1 ' • I ,- • ~• -
New Jeray,_we learn that owing tot i , ertine until -Congress seed . proper to
ilberal Quakerrinflcrite, 'Women and ) remove it.. ' •'` ' • -` '- '
. I
neg,roes e-xereised he ',right of suf. i - This new pim a bowover, *lll hardly
t
!rage in that State 3i. yeateL:frotn ;be a lent1;1 ! for 'neither tho : tnion'tStS
1 ; 776 to - ItiO7-'-when " white males.' i - ' i
amended the" Constitniio6'..'and arbi- i or' Detnocrate.tn Congress appear will.
~
trarily assumed the rains of . Govern,' ling to gve it countenance or proin4e
r..• r '
meat,,. ..
: • tit `support. The reader will notice
. . .. •
The t aut'is. the the - Constitution : tat in ii t hiS ' ' pian the f i re;iitien t his
adOlited in 17713, which ieeurpd itif- ' t. l i . .1 4.... 'il nil 1
- te,,,ea a eeir ,stri,..3, :.-WAr.. ......ngress.
Frage 16 "all inhabilanti i lie :remain-1 . •. a • - -
'ed unchan' od i . this '
~ g n la ipar, ion ar ti
t • ' 1 11 , an d' it tglAaile ! nna r sible that by the
1844. -'; 1 - 1 1 tithe the, F.ortieth Gong, elm - Comes ,te
. „
of ridnne.e taken 4 on 'trial; 141Lers
frthn responsible persona . .in the on - I'.-
nttinity i hiro the:slit-net Was commit.
ted; a recentinemitaion from tho joyor's
.tiho mat-ou'llte•trial, - .and• ' any tit
them refose to -re Commend a pardori;ji
"reason., iven for inch ref ussl; letter,
from th district attorney r:t
who tided the case; and, a latter from!!
the judge, pusiilhg 1 6 .)EL11. ili-vi , eria:upim
he subject of the application.
• Fourth Rectinimondation •for par_,!
don for - unexpired' terms_ of. sentence,
must hart a copy of. the ,whole record]
as,befoje. roquiretl Aiso..a- copy of
aomrpitmeOt, _petition' from prisoner .
!setting -forth reasons, and statemeUt
from Wurden and _lnspectors of .ti'le!
l'Prison".
Fi 1h2 . .N0 personal.) applietabos
j will be permitted. • .
Sixth. All of the abore;papere. frit - en
submitted: mnAt be necoMpsoied by a
Iprinted copy of seine, in pamphlet
'1
tortit- ' twelve, coptes ,of thich,at least •
mast'bo:sent„to : this Depurttnent. 'lt
1 the parties are foe poor, the • paper
book.need 'not be !minted. .• •
Saverith.'As thefts tubes are inten
t ded- to subserve the administration of
justice, they will be„_atrietly..ettforeed
land •relaxed only when good freasOns
;shall be fumished .for so '
, But ini,lllo74* Le n in;!attire elected i meet, other stridits Will ;be taken in
by .• universal Suffrage', - ctolited„ the the Sair.e direction, which win - bring
Ootstitiition_by enactir.g a laW which libo - Legistatire and Biecutive Depart
prohibited, under penalty fi any but imients of the GovernMer.t into -some
wnite mato icitizens from exerchiing 1 th;ng likE harmonious action. :
the franchise. This set was t 1 "oriole 1. n •
which could never - have been cOmtitit- TheCie° of if°4lJ-13" Culver.
'fed agiiinst 'white men. Nor 'cintld I The PhifitaelOitt', Telegraph, coal.
•• -
ii be .again egainst• Oegroes, syliose ';tnefiting'cin the - of this gen.
claim.to political _ e,guatity is finding r tlentin as the result of the late trial
advocates everywhere, i as it'shout . d. ! at Franklin,sacs:,
Bat_ forlbb women; Ic:4. as Ltien,' - foong,lirititiddiatTe!y - attity `:the failure
neither reformei , statesman, Or poll= ;' - or 'Pent. ,sit" ran high
tioian thinks", they should be so,!. much :'ainetiiiiiti,.YetTitne "altotred the
named to :this solem n hour' when' to •
.end, lie, who - vB4 first
pasion cop, _
old things ate; passing . away, and when!`reviled irpaceOun'Oiel, has, sliown"
the only f eci ! elli ." 4 " ° 9 c l an;kelt'cinli an . unfortnnate
silrly avail to sit4isi t r th is 'patios, VlUkti - ThersicX. that his acquittal74o' = f o aPiF•
Wtqch„ . i.s -,6afieffzi_on 6 f . Wi t h apple wed' by ihe entire
_itchdls .
the . aserngd.C.'.../ Oiar4" once. siatirii . lit p*6lo',feejitiri
7.14 - 7„. - ;-usr,tied izti'h6nvi, I Tdi d t'Al 3 b!st
I' ve r ' l '. nve. , ei of .11:1 innocence.;!
aiffia
The co pperhead papers of the coon- I
~
,„,,_ r ,:'• , tiT,p 4 . all intl• o •
Id: IC gee V ~,. at G Ca o
• :',- our ,'• •: tor .. • :104 , the'
._,.e . t
r.
a s3l 7
.. fa kng_t 'he 'i- -
•
r ,-• t to , liga • , 'n , n tt.: r n
tit co - o • ' Catn et.' , GMI 11
‘ '
ing correspondinco ought to lm sat
taftuto-itntry,-eittnittr-persorcz-en
that __,- J
- i I : • ~_ •-, 4 • :
,' 1 -P XIS I WAWItiatt" - : ) 1
s_o 4 itskitk
poi:11140Mo Wrearternneia "Jur
SRA; t'xpressed 16ng since, to. resign
ider:seat In the Ciibit.ek have i'ot
been, immtndtitl-rif , have been!
only unwilling't'd , chiseini. co a change j
at - a time and under tircenist . ;eneeill
;which might give occailon - ,te nu t scon-1
tructi '4O l / 4 nod .tt,filsOls. 49:inee.
40i1c1:9De
avoided. ' •
• Bat the. desire of Sir Clay f o return
hOine, and tak_otfar fais,serViOeo his
country irrtifelfeht- enables'. m:e no*
to gratifyyour - wish, and at the seine
'time evince my, • personal - .regard for
you and' my confidence. in' your pa-'
triotism, ability end.fideity to ! public'
.trust... : • - • -
I therefore tender, to your tiocep-, - 1
you still. desire to resign!,
riui.ltritiehi 7 4JoititiOn—the'..ptiste
Xinister . io Ittnisitt. Should you ae.,-,1
cept it you .will bear with you the-as- 7 1
surance of my . undimmished
eoiifi
°.dence,. (1 my affectionate esteent,• and
ofTly sure expectation that, r .the
great sovereign whose . personal and
hereditary . friendisitip for the
'States - so mueli endears)hirn t Ameri
cans; you Will beithid to rotidarl:Stirvi- --
cce to lour country - i not less timpor
tent than those' you' could render at
home. Very aincerely,youf friend ;
A; _LINCOI;N
..t.t.on SIMON CAM - ERON. r
WalsinisoTnn, Jan. JI. 18C.1.., •
DEAR have the. honor -to
knowledri yoar. T .favor of . . this date,
and to thank -you„With.„PrOfoniid . re- ,
specs; for its kind. and generous,- ‘,
When you. were elected Presidentja I
_result to *bleb •I contributed my best 1
exertions), T bad'no - tlicught of )44 , -;
ing the Senate of- the ,U tact! ) States; I
or of, acCoptingany position in . yOur
gift. Bat when
.you Invited ine . te
Springfield . , , illinoitt,i end eseitted'Arie
the chrsice of two2-named places in yh . e
list of your constitutional adVi.serSll I
could 'not, for grave puhlie • reasons,l
and: . after' grave . reflection, refuse a.;
trust so trying andjaborious. 31,y, li:e
had been cue of canstatit labor tend
exeitement. I.ok.ect to the & t.
net .
as the best field] efter'snch a .fitr4 in
which to. serve My country and 'my )
State: .- If - Wasi .only - When I ';reali-1 I
that 1 Might be . ot service to the gen;
eral cause•in the darkly foreshado*(M%
fu'are g
, that I. vent2d to. tutdertztliel
the m anifold-.and various . responsibiti4-1
-ties of' the War Mpartment. I fel-L i
when I saw. the traitors lensing their ;
4ats in Congress, and when the . ;tar
of. the South was fired-apt:4),in . Char. , t
NEM:l:harbor, thatt tootlY conflict
•
waiinetitahle.VL Irii.l-d'evototl m} se
f witicult..4l7o ,
tertni,ssi° l ? offic,ul duties. .1
hare 'given .to t -.11 my ! energies.
I. have done iny,beat... It ts,-;,,,p c ,4 5 i• I
ble, in-. the d'.-ruction 'of operittinmil.qc i ;
extensi7e,. Litt that spnie_ i 'rhistakes
happen, and some .complieations -putt!
ClTllliplitintS,lll : iSe. In view Ot
ecflectionsa thank :you 'froin
heart for the expression of Tour
fi•letri•C in my : ability,l prtin.dism a•
nd
pablittrust.! own
conSeient ions Mende-of doing my duty
by - the Excentive and!by my countlty,
is approved 'hY thei ackitowledged
head of . the GoVernment • itelt, '
When l. beenthe a Meinber of , :your •
administration' I iivowed Purp'oSe
to retire: from the Oabinet,as Soon as: i t
...mydnty to my country WOuld
me to do In .four' letter of
clay's date, so illustrative . of your ; iusli ,
and• upright character, ynti ievive
?act, that come time, ago I! s xpr soli
00 .9:1111C, parpbae, to you; spa.. • tE^i
la.inding me of thi's xon.prO,ffet • fiid my'
! . ieeeptanee . one : of 7tlie _ highe4t-51i
.
ploinntic , positions 'in your
• addittonal mark olyour cocifldeuee AUL
esteem.
,
. In retiring frnm the War D4Part,
meat, I feel: that thelmiglrty. : art .of
the United tatesiSready..to do at
; tle for, the Constitution; that it ie inar
ish4tetl•.by- experience
•1 leaders; that it is fired by tlic t
enthusiftm .for the good 'can'se,.
' 'd
that my successor - demo
meet is my j . icnd,„.l
unites, to great in tllleet a:
.1 gland essential of. earrAist
the - present struggle., andibeing-lsol
ed - upon a speedy and 2 o g
. 1 it iumph of our arms. 41'. tlier'eto-e
I gratefully aceept.the new diitinetiii
; you have:conferred, u mei Xrd ass
'soon as iinportnnt and 'Ong negl l ected
private business has been arranged; I
will enter upon the impettant duties
of the mission to which yea hate ' ca 1..
ied mu. •
Cooper,
Minerva, intermarried with Thee. 11. pi r ETTLRS ' testa:new:Ty ha'-Uri :v.,
;all of-whops reside tn the borough of Ereedom, l Li of PETCR. .1,l XII,
.1:4.20 _of ii'llU,
:Beaver ertinity,`Pa4 Emily, intertuarri - ri n wit It ' t ,irt.eziet:;l•. Betv;:r icot k ruy-, i's,; dap:a t,; -- ...
Jaiue! it'suer, residing in Grundy county, 1 be . .n gt•ntited to . 't he andersigued;all_p r'
I.!dissouri; Adel:un-:h im) , residing in Paducall,i indebted to said •tt Ate tt • ••••..rcqueltei u. si ,
1 Kentucky; 1: h•Od o Ni l Grau.-, of Freedom h-•r." immediate pt ".I.l.ii' a1..1 i 'font , tiara; -',,i
li nigh. afores aid; ally of whoni ... , ma , 1; ' • ,• (Rill ': • • 1 •..
s l ut , against ~,• sa i ta ,. e ,
1 , 1 pr.-- , ,ta; t.et.a p.. , rs
, ( o. ighte aid d' cadent; a.se gr; tin - • ....
i 'ran% viz r -
' c o hilt 9 lren :f Adam : G • re Fiala, • rice d, t ' I" h en ! ''''''.' '. " 7.,` . .. '..",* -
AN Ph.1.',1%. V 1 --LF.I.•!.•11 h•Ezton,
i-who was et. son of intestates, and died - before • -feat,,. -:
11,.., J ,::::::-. rostut,,.
)
hisa4cease; viz; * L A,zetta ,Graham, Mellen M_
_, ,)" lN T s., ..-......-....‘ .
%Fr: , c , ,i ,
i l Graham', John Lewis Graham and William i, 1 .1 .' .." '• **" 1 ' 'I, -,
2 `
' I LA-
I"
Graham, all of whcau resitle in leaver county 1 1 I..TTETIS Of sdiontittf,,t :on te....,„ ,I ts
II aforeesid, the last three being minors and hat - I I 4 dr t a_ n
11.
__ . ‘ all 111 a •.. i,' t • l a t 0 .. 0 , F rikc jip ,l,
1 ing Thos- M. Elliott of New Brighton; in said ' snip., Beaver 'et -1••• •I a iri-,t tik ,, n v.;
1
pt..,•0.1•11.4
`; county, for their gdortlien,-and all other; iii.tled to the under igne.l. t..:
- •
t erest ed. grceting-fl You .
and each of you are are required to; 4osie inialitiate [.outer,
hereby cited to he and appear before the lion. 1 those having 04,,,..?,04 well srri , eat tnea,,r
Judges of our said court, at an Orphan's Cotirt. ' erly euthentieatO for Frit-lel: 1 ' 0 -, ;
to, be held at Bearer on the third Monday :of , 111_70 . 1 hllliSitAl.l., North -eat:...! P.
Marelz nest. 1867, to I accept. r refuse to takt . i ., felil''-'' 67 .: . _ • - !" .4. ' ° 'l,'
the real estate of said intestate at the Talna- I ADJOURNED SALE Of VALIABI.
tine of the inquesti, and fouhrt. to eon:It'll:le as i
follows, sittiat •in the Iturongli of Irt eetinin ; REAL
ESTATE AT_ OtKP44rs:,
i aforesaid, to wit : Purpart ....I.'•house,autl let 1 COURT SALE ~*- - , 1
1 valued at $12.00; Ptirpart •11,"being 'racsEt lot I
1 lyitig, north Of pnblie road, or street; val-1 1 . 31: )- ,i, t i f , , 1- - 1.. -•-• ono ,
' t, 1 - .. e ta:ll{.
tolosndtaaitn?n;g26o;
one
e urF i t d r t' • s- C
one-fourth bciti lot of ro u nd d g. 1
1. ! ..t t i, : e. 0 ., r, h rt 1 , 3 ‘ , , t: i 1 1 t v e e n. , i . .y 1. :; . , , , , , t , ii. d:.i. . „, 0
rt
le .
t,.i
loortl o f f %gigue* st 1,, , vaided_ats4.l6; and tri the • of the real estate of - tlyb;cp . l V.11'.•,• . 111 . .•
the rime should not non *
be :1').1 sh ow
A trenaeuesikep;hoi: '. under
ij-?'";1"g' its.
p :V.: 1 1 ' .: ° 1.1 0 .:; 1 7 ' 1q 4.4
1 estate, w il l}sp ans
rule. 1" J. ,S. LITTELL,
1 febl3:-G7 1,.. •
• J • ' ' 4 iheriff "1 " "' • ' - :
t-erv. at tile Court ti1...0; 11 i , e• - .' -7,
1 -.... -:-_-___ • ~__,_._. - • ifOSDA Y...11/r... 1 ...1r , .t.';,irt ,
I • NOTICE IN , PARTITION. al 12 o'clock. M., 'ail tie if.i..o
1 1.14 "d:
r
, -m'.4
I real estate - situate in i.ait 4 ; ....lot, .1, , z e ite.
I.DZAVER COVN . TT, , 1 1 • , ,' 4- : .•
••: Slate ofPeuttel% snit,. ,' 1 .
JI ...'
~ , ,
.-
11 'S the Orphansledurt of Beaver eounty.• ha- : No. I, • A..:adretly let N .. .
2-•'L h'r' .. 4 . I
I'l
It the lionCirable Judges of saidCentel. 1 containing about tt .le, ee.I.:;;•ia•le,1111 pp--F „
!In the matter of , the petition fur partition of „of the Res.:l've tree% Ito. No -.'s /
4 '
ti,:• , ri i "..,
the real estate of?-George -Smith, (We'd. And ' lane, &c.' all ' cleared a! 0 ouA#t fel , '
ida h&lit '', ,
Inai to Wit : Noittretb4r ...kith:lB66.'ole Court i which are '
erected rit e 1-.etio
'
I grant - a rule on the ,1 6riiand legal represent a i ceaesd; a large two stork brick iet:hil,',l'?
Oyes of the sttid.,O6 rge,§thith, deed., ty wit:" 8 no-en's and lan : frltute'kilq::;'• '''''' 4'ZJ ' i:l.
Wiltlarn gatith; p,et,t er4resitling in
,Wash.) good cellar Underneath lull. se ,a, 101:
tgli, l Viisiting4t county, Pa.; Jas. i good eist stre'im•le: neat 111 ii'le kittn'''
t t,,
• i f s . g S t i l3 u n it h h s , t hose..Post-offitie address is Library, 1 frame dwelling house !Ile ' 1.1 "'.'"•11" '
i s t i ll i e ti gbe , t , i n y,
s P e a u .; d : i Ma ß r e y av Eliv i art v i:, l a eiatt:r, re- 1 ,, with four . theme :'
..i i lfr A ,
e lre . h lb sa :f- l i
Agave
Cake,ot kip, , bor er r , (sto i ne . barerneut 1 ••• 11 1., , ,,
.4f h, c .. •:;_ ki .,i,.,,
I ,
.. co u n t zt .e y w s :i fo r r c e a sa s i l d t ; T Syl n r ; s s h id M g,
in when' Y' lal l i r b i :aril° 1 1
h u o n: as to n e e: n il: ll = o :3 % l a i s r .n e.. t t b .n a ll gy i ii •
mi f..
..1_,0;
! fr,oro, in Richland count y Ohio; Nancy &jut- : tyro story frame tenant h i ftto; ss . titj'; g4 t ',
i .
bertson, a sister,lstl , ose re idenee i's uoknown; 1 , hone°, and - other out bkliiiiltlgli 1 4 t C. 1 4,4
Jane Link, a slate now et -widow,.of 'Marshall i and improvements in eite2l o )r 3 . - . ' 1 ,, 13
, I.'
county, West Vir ginia;
,lilleti Parker, a sister, 1 orchard on the pre:nit: o l ( i
wife of :James I Parker;lresidint, When last ; deSignited as pm part . - 1 " t" I''' . •:, t ta
. heard from, in the vicinity of Cadiz, 'Ohio, : panyin i k the cetera of tile in ritoi else . •
and all others interested. to ehew cause, it' any i titiou ass-es.t..t. % . to
`tr.•'l,- 0
the,y_have, why an inquest to make partition 1 No. 2. A trust i,f Int J in' lirig,:c r , 0 ,
said pram , `
ati,
or •ealetation of the reel estate of said intestate ', thip, bouipleti soUth itr gihe tad" n .1, 1 0
wititild itotlie awarded at - an - -Prplainue Court • by lauct'of Hugh 'A atiert6e, n01.68 11 '4 . it .
to he held at Rehm!, in sticifOr the county of: tries, or parkliNo. g. n"t herilLs '4f
. ; 7 . .:' , r•e' - ' i
Beaver, on the the.
t t,hird I Monday of March, I, peril:zed, Coat alung 174 ll' le , , 5 '.... d ft •
I ,
1807. A true copy of Bale: • ' About:9o acresteleured 1 , ,111 tr. 1 ia.. i t _ 2o
. . 1 Afte t.
II • 3 : , J. S 'LITTELL Sheri ff . cultivation ,l lat •c well I ;Lahti ed ,r,l, ,
• A Washinfr'em special says: The • - - • 7 • l - -
. i_s- , '-' - - - .1 ' .,. -- ----- t well wieletd; & de l :igitied ' e, Pa i r: " ' i .'
i I . l4SOlitierli3g . ..A.l - AF.
_enticiork !I' ; the return ofitie ing l ie•dinfortem a • ; .41
iiepUblicini of this District are mak- 1
lug a very thorougli and active, rain- 11 CIoLPIERS ulib have
t.,, „,•.-, oof dot wl'ile.servirtg in tiat U. S. Army , aforesaid, htmodea ni' • / te r dr :
paign in preparatiOV for the
ed fiorn the ' service, and
! coln ! a F , • hondrably'discharg lieett wounded in lens; ... No. .‘t. A :tyae... , t
s o i f fl l - tTiit il lt i l: f t r..., ! .
j .
municipal elections in, this city -:aid ' rbri.iit e atill - ,satle to --do ; Ketizie and trazt.sNo. 4. i tlroul, ,_ yt ,
Georgetown. The Republican associ - liiiiiiii a la tti.4stlll:`S' - ,. t ' &air) , cretarali Re: '
Glitrigoil duty : Oan i east by - Act/3.41.05. Nr- 9el , : i t v il .. ,, e s:li 3 =.•
, Power end ' others , and fees! L. ,. P . 1 1 `, 0 ,'„,e'
anon is•takinis Mold ~of the wOrk lin , gory. Corps) Regular Ar ny, at No.' 1 4 0 Fourth
- ' d • 6 Idt '' • 1: ' '
earnest aft ris u ntrtneet ngsin the: Street, 1 3 ,ittsbur I gh, Pi. .21-',_ i
. , , perehee. A hout Se: a_.‘ l,l i , e . xO l I'7
I . above - - desotibe.l. co ntrit,Tlllg e i lt l x : e.l i.r. d ,at
. . „.
' iid ;erste . of 'euttleatian . Woo". • t o o
rdifforent; witrdeltail fusgpagapx,„illstry I The 46th is a new Ite4lineOt: mon oommi.r.! g° d - . o „,i I,..itiui l PF 0.
`associations - ..., --, , i ,, ..4 -- .. tr ,...,._..y : eioned stiff and non-eo n ruissi-ned officers of . bere 't *6-1 ' "`"'"'', • ' l4 • - ---'' chif° ..
•zontpdseu GI u.O witi:te 1 i lins t tT i,,,, i 1 .; . . :. .• - i o bar,t4ii the 'pramites. awl " 7:: / ',,,:i7;.!
p q es•remsta Who eppotuted. 'goo I
and colored ,., eitiFeyis4 .' The ,Lepleked'i inAtited lint - do • : a e a a from ? hay hoods. • 1 "" 1.4 " . ' "''''
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league's are also holding public - rne'pt. - 'wounil, - howoratrelight.- tattles a Mall i.O join, ••‘ L 4°l " - P lot 11 " I : . ; ,• •
.i.Eistreit vaiibtarp*ltAtt Ar. the , :two ; lei. Woundrivhich disqualify, arm loss or shorten- 1 ar° " ;41 " .11: -- -".• ' 1;4 1164 :".•*.
ties, whlc` h are addressed _ by , !white: mg leg or arm. or werind preverutios appli : -.• ''f,h• 64 "'''' euil " . " 4l!.l'e ' ''''''''
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!fast !tom watklnror hkodliiig *nos, -Itegi" • .
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and colored speakers. They slob die
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1 Poplins, '
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Gloves • . - . ROOLIIR for self honra:ng•
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sena Domestic G.dorle,,,ull of wtholt er,tlll pool,
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