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unburn American.
H. B. MASSER,
E. WILVERT.
Editors.
SUN15U11Y, OCTOniiU 7, 1871.
i;i:ri i(Li( AN state ticket
I"or Auditor (.'cnrrnl,
1AYI1 KTAXTO:V,
OF J1I2AVKK COUNTY.
For Ktirvcjrr ;oi;crnl,
t:u:ti:KT b. isi:ath,
OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
JI'imiARY.
People's CnntlUiito for rreslilcr.l Jmlgc,
Of Xorthnmbtivlaw? Covnty.
IIEl'IKMfAN CCIWTY T I('IXT.
foi: i:i:rni:sr.NTATjrr: :
DENNIS K1UGIIT, ok Montour Co.
foh Ti:rAsi:itER :
A. CAPWALLADER, ok Milton.
ron cojtMTssioxEi: :
AMOS VASTINE, of Shamokin Twr.
ron DisTnicT ATronxr: y :
JNO. K. CLEMENT, of Suxr.vnY.
ron At ditou :
JAUOiJ'M. FULLMER, okTuiuiot.
The Fkesiuknt J rutin as a JrnY.
CoMMKmONEit. Anion? tlio ninny impor
tant ninl delicate duties dcvolv'tn upon
tbo President Jiuigc of our Com Is, none is
of graver import, or fraught with mora
Bcrious consequences to (lio rights of our
citizens, under tlio lMictilinr circtitrirAniices
by which the people, of this county find
themselves Eurroim.lei1., than that of the
selection of jurors.
Under the rjquircxcn'.s of tho Act re
lating to the selection of Jury Commission
ers, passed April 10, 1SC7, pamphlet laws,
page 02, it is made tho duty of tlio Presi
dent Judge to net with tho two Jury Com
missioners in the selection of jurymen, and
in placing in the jury wheel the names of
the jurors by whom our causes arc to be
tried and determined, r.nd by whom our
r'ghts aro either to bo protected or over
thrown ; by whom either --.ir laws arc to
be enforced or justice is to be mocked nnd
derided even in her own tempi j.
In tho unfortunate condition of n flairs
existing in some portions of the coal region,
crimi! stalks defiantly forth at noonday,
murder and arson and highway robbery
have become so common as scarcely to at
tract more than a passing notice, and yet
it is from this section of our county that
Mr. Scott received more than three-fourths
of all the votes by which bo claims to bo
tho nominee for the office of President
Judge. Should ho, in the event of his
election to that responsible position, per
form tho pk dge, it is fa'uheniaile, to "re
member his friends," or if, ns is now nl
leged, ho did not make such pledge to the
"Roman Ciitholic voters of the coal region,
still if lie should prove true to the common
sentiment of yralltude to those men to whom
lie is alone indebted for bis nomination,
and, in t'.ie. selection of jurors men of
whom our grand juries nnd traverse and
petit juries tiro to be composed should
place a majority of these convenient voters
in tho jury wheel, it would not require a
prophets voice to warn the suitors in our
Courts, and tho law abiding citizens of our
county what kind of justice would be in
store for them !
Let our Grand Juries hav2 upon them a
majority of such men as arc only too well
known, by reputation at least, to tho peo
ple of this county to require inoro particu
lar mention, and wc would like to inquire
how many indictments would be returned
"tr.ic bills V" Put the same material upon
our traverse or petit juiii s and we would
like so be advised of the "rights they would
feel bound to respect" !
Let our people who have hem acciiKtoni
cd to repose in confidence in the adminis
tration of justice and to rely upon the iu
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1 1 I nut. iiiijiiii iituti i i.'i uiii vuiiii.i
pause, reflect, nnd ponder, nnd let men of j
nil parties, and without regard to pailv
ties and partisan afiiialions, who love jus
tice nnd abhor wrong, consider mid deiib
rralJ before they take a t-tep in the daik,
which they and their children may live to
regret and conch mil.
Pome of the Poinotrau of this county
will be ns much disappointed the morning
after election, ns some of our iltiwns were
in seeing tlio balloon o up on Sai'-irdny
l ist. The first failure whs caused by I'
leak, the second by fro mid the burning of;
the balloon. Tho candidates of the Iiish
Ik nioerr.ey will find a leak in their balloon
that the honest iVmocrats will nc ver agree
t.i patch oi cover up. Resides tin y will
I'nd a !lra iri theli rear, that will make
I hem think tint Satan or the Pope is alter
them for their hius d" omi-'-ion and com
1'iin'ioii, and Hint instead of having gone
up In the nlr, they biive cone up the spout.
RllMKMlil.n that if Mr. Roekif lli r !h
Iretrd Judge, he cm, linlcr the new law,
all into Court nt tiny lime, niu lher Judge
to try t-iitiM' in whii h h bus lull inter
iilnl, without nny lint iliii county,
uh ihu Stale pay ihe Jud;'i by ihu day tor
Mip;! in his pliK-e.
Ai iiv i:. - The m int it' tiiu liull vitlunt
wohim mil of I. it.' nr.) Ilil'io '.illiolic
'rii l, who um coiistmtly lr;iviling be-
lyiet li t!.i ll.no mi I lb" i '.l r.--:'.oin.
Will. I In r (In )' Ul' J I. li,;Ioiily llltrl. ted
in ihiir eulliii i or iioi, hu mo uutblu l
my, Wu led re, .hi, l Iml l lit-y um in-!
ibiiv ilii I'l k i p in tlitt t!'"x prn.i of
Mr. !'ot, ii,.c ho ibilar I ul it hot. I lit
Mi. l'a.itu.1 lli.il "if I um it .u.i.uiii I uod j
t In IikI, I Haui ) oil lhal 1 H III It lot li.U r
i i)' lii it'l-., hi.. my 1 1., inn Miiil i m n "
by u'i i mi l u.i ul I i d in r, l.ilu
Ui ai'J 11 -Ii lb I l t i.l bt l. i'l iiU dii
in I Ii mii.
" 'il K !. l.,l., ti. k' I, l U lit UI..I lill-
lli.'lj lilt. . ul (HOI fc.ll.tUi . Wltlt bu ll
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President Judge. " Hie Medium" an
Independent paper published at Danville,
whoso very intelligent nnd f.iarlcss editor,
Dr. D. If. II. Erower, was ft member of
tho Legislature at tho time of tho passage
of tho resolution providing for tho amend
ment to the Constitution, making our
Judge elective by the people, takes strong
grounds in favor of the election of Wm. M,
ltoc KEFELLEU, Esij., the people's cande
date for tho office of President Judge of tho
Eighth Judicial District. In ft late num
ber of that paper ho thus refers to that im
portant question :
PRESIDENT JUDGE.
"It seems to bo pretty well Bottled in the
minds of tho people of all parties, Hint Mr.
Rockefeller is tho man for President Judge.
Ife is ns far removed from tho blighting in
llueneo ofpartizan polities, ns anyone who
could bo found in the district. IIo is cm
phnUeally, ns l c declared in his accept
ance, the n:ot'LEs candidate ; nnd in
accepting the nomination, he did so only
on the ground that be would not make n
hurt j content. And, if elected, he would
have no friends to reward nnd no enemies
to punish. lie appreciates the truo posi
tion of a Judge, nnd this verifies the pre
diction of those who favored ,m elective ju
diciary. If there is one net of public life
of which we feci nroud, it is our remarks
and our vote in the Legislature In favor of
the Constitutional Amendment, giving the
people the choice of Judges. And as long
ns wo have men like Rockefeller, (who en
joys the confidence of tho bar nnd of the
psonio m an eniiiKMH. iiegroe.) i;ia practical
results will attest the wisdom of the
Amendment.
Judging by ttio sentiments of the people
Democrats ns well as Republicans in
all quarters of tho district, there can bo no
doubt of tho electio'.; of Mr. Rockefeller.
Nor cbii it be '.''.aimed as n partv test, be-
causo uiany Democrats declare tlieir inten
tion to vole for bun.
o have not a word to s.iy ncinst his
opponent, Mr. .Scott, but whin Mr Clial
1'iint j.ubli.sltCK that if Mr. Scott elected,
ltejiKblicann "iiiii.sf xubmit in be ruled b;i a
Jiubje imbued irUk Democratic jiWieij;'.'f"
that is, in cfl'ect, declaring that Mr. Scott
will act for hi party on the bench, and
compel others to submit.' If this is so,
then the choice is easily made.
AVe trust tho people of this district will
have the wisdom, tlio justice and the pa
triotism, not to elect ft Judge "imbued"
with Democratic, Republican, or any oilier
j. v.rlij fecliivj or entanglement. I.t us
have one who is "imbued" with tho dig
nity, the impartiality and tho enlightened
judgment that belongs to the high and re
sponsible position that man in the present
crisis is Win. M. Rockefeller."
The 1)( ,i toe rat and tho Jt)iivcralic, Guard
have both changed their views as to what
constitutes a political reputation. Their
renders will remember that but a fewj'ears
have elapsed since J. P. Pursel was con
sidered tho leader of tho Democracy of
Northumberland County. Rut since Mr.
Pursel has become disgusted with the Irish
Catholic ticket, which these two papers de
sire all honest Democrats to support, be
cause the Tammany Ring of New York is
interested, and hope for sonic of the
spoils, they denounce him ns follows :
"John P. Pursel, who has lately gone in
to bankruptcy, to the tune of twenty-live
thousand dollars, appears also to be a bank
rupt in politics, the only difference bi-ing
that his business reputation appeared to be
at one time worth S-Jo.OOO, whereas his po
litical reputation was never worth twenty
five cents."
Dragging a man's private business into
politics, when he is no candidate, for the
purpose of advancing the elecliou of a
fraudulent Irish Catholic ticket, is stoop
ing pretty low, nnd is far fetched to make
political capital. If Mr. Pursel has seen
fit to go into bankruptcy to settle up his
buMW ss affairs, be has that privilege
granted him by law, which many of the
brat men in the country had toavail them
selves of. These editors might have cited
I many other cases of bankruptcy, who, in
the eve oi the law, are bankrupts. 1 he
only diUlrcnec is that when n man goes in
to bankruptcy he is compelled to pay fifty
per cent, of his indebtedness, while anoth
er, indebted more than his property will
cover, nnd cannot meet his obligations, is
likely to cheat the one half of his creditois
out of the whole.
The men-rot i'l last week says
"John
P. l'lir-el. ft luV-l.':!.' i, eeh up
(mile aM;. mid : IHT..I il i
tliia W'!i-k i.i.-eh.nyei! I'r.ui i'i
l the IVino
gaui.er, was
Slu-rill's of
:,!i behavior
Democratic
,fl..1(Tal 0l,. , .,:!.,,, u the
lice. in ;i. .:;!. it i'i III coll
ticket.
The above is intended to deceive some of
tlio readers of the J)emcriU, for the pur
P'se of making -a little capital. In our
. . i.. m i i . ill a
opinion tlio cuitor na.l oeiur ioiu me
truth, in it would have been more credita
ble to that j nirnal, n well ns to himself.
It is well known that Mr. Pursel was not
discharged, as the VcumcnU states, but he
bec.imedisgut-ti.il with the manner in which
matters have be n conducted by certain of
ficials mid deti)au"",ues of his par'y, in
rJIV;;,g iV ticket upon the people by Hand
'V ,,:,. ,n,l in ciidcuvoriii'' to
mm i..,,.j....'. i - n
jii r.iuade iheili th it such a courso would
prove fatal l tlic Di niocratiu party, he
was id uji ui and iK nowueed .'5 a disorga
tilc r. l'ttliiig lhat bii uoiii.l bu ihiing iu
justieo to biit li How IK-mot-raU i? fcubmil
tili to Hie fi.illd, he It udt ied hi ri:'lgua
tiou us Is puly MiciiiV, .by banding mvr to
the MuriiV the kiy, and iuforiuiug bim
ibat be t'ou'id nc loir.-er ml'VO IU IK pllty,
Wc have always opposed Mr. Pursel,
colu.'iclltioUsly , tut we do not belieVO ill
htimatiing bim by pi n ing him Ul'ne ihe
c miiiiuiiiiy in a l.ilni 1. 'hi.
"Urn To.Wii in tin: Pt I'ULi:. 1 ino-
iriHt", Shiioii I'aliteroll, ll;e Utl W il'u-noik-rr
id lite Si.ilu, ban Ui ll blii piug ill .Mm
lull V 1 I lii i.ilou nnlii l.ildi d, tl.it hi ttoik,
I lid lot plan mid U It. No u Uo t aiuu John
. t'oi in y. eililor ut lhu I'i li. lio tit nut
!lv, L pi indoor, plitynl lu l ull of llm
l.lltliljl t'.llllij uiut li 1 1 tt In , - A um I ill i;
.i.. in ii.
Our in ihtxir imil Imvu Uvii ul I bo ti;
o i I .lr. I ul Ml. t ',11 lilt I Hil l ju. Ihu llllit
lit tle, Stinoii ( 'aim Ton i.,n Ii ;l Id ell in
lio pl.ti o for vwr lu iiijiiIIi. Joint W,
I'tiiiu y t'oul'l not li4V k- pi indoor ittuili,
it .i . j. . - .... i
utl.it it iu r, t ": ii u ii"in too '
pi.lil. I.l I ill llm i U li'l ttk, Vk 111
i -lily.
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Ult'lir tibU. .Ii.iti ir LtlusLlu ttbltt
ii- a in. t.i.
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Special Colhts. In definnco of the
plain and unmistakable- terms of tho deol
sion of the Supremo Court, to which wo
linvo several times referred, our neighbors
of tho "Xorthinulerlaiul County Dcmncrut,"
for the purposo of supporting a tottering
causo nnd giving It somo comfort In Its de
clining moments, still insist that in the
event of Mr. Rockefeller's election as Pre
sident Judge, Special Courts will bo neces
sary for the purpose of disposing of the
cases in which ho is now concerned as
counsel. Although tho decision to which
we hnvo referenco is absolutely conclusive
of tho question, and shows that (lie Judgo
from another district could sit during the
regular term of our Courts, to try any
causes on tho list iu which Mr. llockc-
feller may have been employed, and that
consequently there could be no necessity
for holding Special Courts, yet for the pur
poso of putting tho question entirely at
rest, Mr. Rockefeller has exocuted a formal
agrcement,duly foaled and executed, a copy
of which will be found below, binding him
self to indemnify nnd snvo tho county
harmless and free from all expenses for the
holding of Special Courts for tho purposo
of disposing of his causes.
As Mr. Rockefeller is . unquestionably
sponsible, nnd would bo Viable bv virtue
of this agreement P-;r nny CSJH.,1SC8 that
might be In-Tarred, it seems to us this
should Vie entirely satisfactory to every one,
and that even our friends of tho Democrat
fliitling their principal nnd only remaining
objection to the election of tlio people's
candidate ll.us who!!)' removed, will take
pleasure in voting with us on Tuesday I
n 'xt, for Win. M. Rockefeller:
To tl-.e EVojpla oi" r.'orwMimei-EinnJ
fount-.
It having been represented and charged
by my opponents, that in the. event of my
elect ion to the ollice of President Judge of
this Judicial District, tho County of Nor
thumberland will bo subjected to the ex
tra expense of Special Courts, for the pur
pose of disposing of tho cases in which I
tin now engaged nnu concerneil as conn-
sel, I deem it proper to say that, under the
provisions oi tlio Acts nt Assembly upon
inni suoiect, as construed mul cnturced ly i
flirt I..WW.1.I- .1.... !' I ... l-' , l
this State, ronoi'l,.,! in 1.1 1 ' s,:,l,-. I',.. ,
mi. ii ii.in, iii;ci!iuii oi t.i.: i --ii , i i:uil! I.IIU11C1
poris, page. the President Judge of any ; ti(',n' V,CIV handed in at Ihj County Con
other llislricl in the Stale can be' called to : volition without the list of voters and with
hold the lliHiCl.Ai; Ti:i;m of the Courts in ' out the tally paper, contrary to the rule os
titis district, nnd when so sitt in '. lie. can1. , , , i , n i, . ..
hno,. .,i,,i i . .. oil . , ''.""-!'"" , tabhshed by the Democratic County Con
hear and try all causes pending in any ot i . ,J ,
the Courts, civil or .hninal, iti which the ' veiilion. In fact the who.e Irish Catholic
Judge of the District may not be able to ; ticket was nominated by tho same fraudu
act. and that conscpieiiily there, cannot, ' lent vota as shown above. AV ill such a
?n.ln?s hi i'Uyi "T!S'1-Vl'"1',l.i,cl",ia- fiaudbc sustained by the honest Demo
mg ol .i(ti f ourt, in any contingency,! , , ,, ,.J
as alleged. er.iti of the County i
Rut for the purpose of removing all i ' -
doubts or question upon tills point, I do QncuMortw to 5e .tiiswcri'sl I'rai'Jl
hereby covenant and aurce, in the event of! vnlly r.t Use I'.Wv.Ui-A.
my election, to fully iudeiiiiiilV nnd keeii I , t-i , ivi,..i -i; i i ir
harmless ami inih-innilicd llie" County of! ,1' I'""" HAC .-M.at nl J, fierson,
Xorlbumbcrlanil, of and from nl! costs. ! t,u' apostle of Democracy, ask m regard to
charg'-s and expenses that, shall or may j
happen hy reason of tho holding of any I
'li-ii.ii ivijuiiii, in a i, niiiv oi; reiiuereii or
become necissary, at any time during my
term of otlice for the purpose of trying or
disposing of any cause or causes in which
I am concerned as counsel.
In testimony whereof I hav.i hereunto set
my hand and se al, this third dav of Octo
ber, A. D., loVl.
WM. M. ROCK K rTLLEU. r.. s.
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Vi .Vi.n.'S jmsfiit ul lli: of S'njnUfj n.iu' .S' .'
James Heard, 1 T .. ...
A X Ritlcl-" f Justices ol Ttho 1 'eaec.
"If you want to tied a free and untrani
ineled Judge, vote lor Ebcn (!reenoii'h
Scott, who, though he is a Democrat and
the candidate of the Democratic party, will
in no sense be a partisan Judge, lie is
interested in none of ihu cases that are on
the Coiirt Calendar, and the county will,
therefor.!, be at uo cxlra expense for the
services .t another iJiicUo irom nuoiner
district to preside at our courts. '" Dawrttt.
Wo thank the DemOi-rot fur corroborating
our statement in tho above, lhat -V. Scott
hux no caws in Court, and mighL have
added, never had. As to the "extra ex
pense for services of another Judge from
another district to preside ot our Courts,"
a communication published in the Jhiuo
crat, in issue of May Mil, 1S71, fully ex
plains it. It is as follows :
Misit.i. Editors. Wc have uiii!i,ito ,d
thai a report was in circulation iu the
county to the el'.'ect that il'eilhcr Mr. 'At g-
ler or Mr. Iliil were, nominated and elected
President Jl'.'.l-o of tills Judicial DisLliet,
it would entail great expense on the coun
ty, by reason of Special Courts. This is
not so. J5y the Act of Assembly, passed
in lSl'.l, llic Judges of any district may call
a Judge from any other district in the
State, to hold bis regular court, and any
causes that the President Judge may be
concerned in, be put down for trial al the
regular court, and tint too without any
additional expense to the county.
Jiwni'i:.
If it was a good Democratic argument Li
May, when Messrs. .iegler mid Hill wero
the Democratic candidates for nomination,
surely it must be good now, mid apply as
well to Mr. Rockefeller as il did to Messrs.
Ziegler and Hill. How can lhu Dihwcrat
explain this muddle -will not the same ar
gument npply to one party u well a lo Ihe
other. Out of their own inoiith let them
be condemned.
"The Hon. Thomas ChallUut was in at
tendance at tho Jieiiioi-ratiii iiiei'ting- on
Wednesday evening last. IIo put fanu
well directed b"t hhoi Into lint ilii-oremii-Hers.
The j topic will back Mr. ( hallant
at lhu polls niut remember the dihiugiiiii
eu hetealiei'. V -n'j'Yur of l td ,.'.
The eiipln will niiicuiUr Mr. ( 'hull. ml
at the polU on Tuesd.iy next, it tho "hot
shut" ul Ihe um tiutf on ',Ydni'day of last
wwik bad a iieiiieiidou t lll cl, pirtlt uiurly
on llm fiii iid of Mr. Iluekalew, who Mr.
1 hnlhiiit Miiiitnl to dtliat tMti )it U;;o
wlie II It" H.u ll tliMU'-aiii.er biuiielf.
I'lil l.UI Ji HI Nultllll MUblll.AMt I'l'. !
"i ti ihiio you t j kptuL, out on 'I'm flay
nun I. Ini l' I ho p ill and l.i Wo m l.un!
h Mtint the hull I'.tlliolle tit It I, if you do
not Haul llm Tuiiu.uiiy Riu, if Nn
V oik In lu!uoyer)"Ul I'lautU nnd cor
mplioit I.410 U-t'ii i iit'piui; MptturtU, jr
IH.Hf.ll ) Otlt putt, III Nuilliilll.bell.iinl ( 'u.,
ituJ si uu 1 ( Tiiitiutmiy lain vuil. )ua
ttli'l killed in J. I Kiitji plan lJ li'liUol ll.v
I 1 ll l.t.llrl! ItitnUiet lii uur I'JUUl). 'l ilt
I Um it m Uin.g ili-yilopt.,1, and )"U iu l
Ja.lnc It I14I ibt; H'litt'j f In i. 1U Ui, if )U
tilt' II U' ! pU.il.itl li Ull fill
11m plait. j".W Ik )iur uu IliUitt
alt I U I 'l lhu ! t till )U !" Mil. IU
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The Democrat complains that Geo. C.
Wclkcr violated his pledge by not support
ing tho Irish fraudulent ticket. Mr.
Wclker, liko hundreds of other honest
Democrats, found, after the convention,
thnt the party had failed to form a-Demo-cratic
ticket, and gave thn whole ma tier
over to the Irish Catholic clement, which
is fiist ruining tho Democratic pnrty ; and
to sustain the Democratic principles of
Jefferson, he was conscientiously pledged
to opposo tho now departure party in this
county. If tho editor of tho Democrat
would show where thrrc is tho least sign
of Democratic principle involved in the
party lie is now supporting, ninny other
honest Democrats Would probably bo in
duced to support it. Mr. Reimensnyder
admits lhat frauds were committed in the
coal region, yut pretends that ho is not in
debted to thoso frauds for his nomination.
There were 403 fraudulent votes polled,
and taking "Welkcr's vote in tho en lira
county, with tho coal region ofl', nnd com
paring it with Rcimcus-ryder's voto in tho
entire county, villi tho coal region olT, it is
evident Vnat Welkcr's majority at tho pti
''.arv election was 7d. " Tho following
figures speak for themselves :
riiniiii'V Election Annual Election of
of wi.
1870.
Cvnn'g.
U.5
LSI
r.'i.'s
::u
5'.I3
tV-imV.
Bhutan, tor. at)
Coiil townn'p Hi)
Mt. Car. lp tail
Ml. Car. bur 0.1
.
4:i
UVtker. flfm't. iSVA-rf.
M 117 l'5
41) 47 iiS
It 8
11S JIS4
2I!1
115
101
11113
Vote for
.Scott, '70, r.on
40o fnui'.l'.i'.pnt vole.
VVI'.I.KF.R AND UF.lMriN.sXYPEii'S VOTE IN
TIIK COUNTY.
We'ker
Co.il region oil'....
in r, I
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nviineLsnytler
Coal region oil...,
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4s:j
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tiW)
Welkei'it niiijoril y, 7t)
It should be borne ill mind that tho rc
lui ns from Ml. Carinel township and bor-
ou-li, where Reimel.snyder
r 1 J
it I lie fraud-
"v"1 "1' l-"lJ " ciueu ins iioiiinui-
..1 .-i i- .inn 1 I ! :
men who were candidates for o!Uco V "Is
lie honest is lie capable V"
I 2. What do the leaders of the bogus
1 Democracy of this County ask V "Is he an
; Irishman Is lie a Roman Catholic ?"
I o. Can a Domocrat or a Republican, if
an honest man, vote for a candidate who
obtained bis nomination by fraudulent
votes, without violating his conscience ?
' -1. Is there a man of ordinary common
sense in the county, who believes that lhu
candidates on the Democratic ticket were
I'aiily nominated ?
I ii. urn 1101 me laic iiouncii 01 ci.uioiio
1 Rishops, assembled in Rome, proclaim tho
infallibility of the Pope, mi l does he not
claim the right to exeivi.vj temporal and
I spiri In a', power over the Catholics of the
j whole world V
j 0. ll'vo, Mti nny Anidican Citizen, cs
j pecial'.y a Deinocnit, whose creed in that
! 1 people shall rule, support any man
i for ollice, who rei-ognii s the Pope's de
crees and orders aa superior to tlio laws of
this countrv ?
The Vimocrat says that Dr. Newbaker
pledged himself, in that paper, lo support
the llemoeratic ticket., when he was a can
didate for nomination, but i.as io'.ated his
pledge. How could Dr. NV baker violate
bis pledge, when there i no Democratic
ticket in the field ? No reason.vb'e man
will say that Ihe Irish Catholic ticket is
Democratic, or thai Mr. Gallagher received
a Democratie nomination, when he only
got 415 volts in twenty-six districts, out
side the coal region, and 1 i TO in the live
districts in lli it region.
"Ri memi;i:r that the Radicals 1IAVR
ROl'GHT sonic of our men to be a, the
polls 11s Deiuocrals, for tho purpose of
CII RATING DEMOCRATS. Ju.-rt.
Tlie tditoi has expressed two seulcuccs
in the above that are not very complimen
tary to the Democracy, l'irst he tells the
people that Democrats sell themselves, and
second he wants In make tin t.i v ignoian.
that they can be cheated. This is certain
ly bad enough when a Democratic editor
has to blander UU own parly.
- -- ---
Auk von Ri:adv. Votoi of tho adja
cent districts of tho coal region are you
ready to indorse the Irihh C.tiholio move
ment iu that region V Are you willing to
yive your vote in favor of a ticket formed
by fraud, thereby tetling 11 preivdeiii for
llm future of the IK iiiocralie party in
Nortliuuibei land County t Are you Mil
ling In Vote with It party U h i have lubbed
yoiiof )o"r proHrty lit broad daylight,
nnd tin 11 proved no uhhi ly their eoiiinidi
It hell )uU reconii'tl lhu pal til 11 the
perpt tialoi V Are you in l.ivur of niviii
lhu liii.it Ciliiolun to rtilo lhu working
1 hii in tho coal n ttiou, mi l foieo llu 111
Ij iibj. ft'iuii ami flopping ihu cml brt'iik
t in, litiiiii; the poor, mul pivvciiiliig llm
c,rc ululioil of t'Vtl lltivo luillioii of dollar
in the coiinly V If you Ui0 in fiiur id Halt
a kt.iti) of it Hair, volu llm mIioIu Iriult t'uili
ulic lukel, lloiu I'lethli nl Jinlii do mi to
Auditor.
' 111 Nil I'imiS' - My piiltt Ipltl U lli4t
I It,; filloW Ullli .il llit) liMial Vui' U.ll
1 1.0 ItlluW ttli.l icl ll.u IihmI. Wtl lit)
pi ll lllj 4 liin p ijitllio till l.tll,"-- Mmii nll
,J t t.i ti.,1.
I'llUllii), li4t I jot l'4l lt4Vll
Im. 11 tout. I1.I1114 J ll.tl llm ,..'.'. J Ihj li'il
ll,.; l il yoli ul ll.u I Sin. vi tin pi nihil y
tlktlloii t t I'n I '.' ui m t.ii i iv dct Und
Iht: It.. Ill' 111 t i lot I 4 '-'' l lil"ll,
Mi IHii ' ', ll il It ul 11 lit ttulU I. .Ul
The Defaulter Evans Protected
hy the Tammany Democracy. -Tho
full history of the action of tho Stato au
thorities in regard to tho embczzlemout of
George, O. Evans has been published. It
Is mi important and startling document, it
relieves the Republican odlcials of all re
sponsibility for tho cseapo of Evans, thus
far, from justice, and that lio owes his lib
erty to the Tammany Democracy of A'eto
1'orA-.
Tho facts are these : State Treasurer
Mackey instituted criminal proceedings
against Evans, and his counsol, Hon. II.
15. Swoope, prepared an information charg
ing Evaus with fraudulent embezzlement
nnd larccncy. Governor Geary upon this
Issued a requisition, and Governor Hoff
man, of New York, issued an order for tho
removal of Evans to custody iu Pennsylva
nia. On Friday last Evaus was arrested
in New York city, and on Saturday Jmlrjc
M'cCimn, Tammany Judge, had Ei-ans
brought before him on a writ ot habeas cor
!!,-), and in defiance of tho demand of tho
Slate of Pennsylvania, hold the caso over
for a week.
Thus it is clear that while tho Republi
can authorities of Pennsylvania have done
all iu their power to secure tho absconding
defaulter, they have been battled, in the
very moment of success, by tho Tammany
Democracy of New York.
Ry this action Judgo McCunn has prac
tically arrayed New York against Pennsyl
vania. Ho has violated the Constitution
of the United States, which distinctly de
clares that tho requisition of the Governor,
of one Stato, and the order of tho Governor
of another, compels tho return of a fugitive
from justice to Hie. State in which his crime
was committed. lie has not only insulted
Pennsylvania, but be has insulted Gover
nor Ilollman. Iu short, he, a Judge hav
ing no jurisdiction in this matter, has as
sumed the responsibility of deciding upon
the merits of a caso which belongs solely
to the courts of Pennsylvania. This course
of Judge McCunn is unprecedented iu tlio
history of the country.
The reason is plain. Judgo McCunn
postpones the case until next Saturday,
two days before the election in Pennsylva
nia, solely to help the Democratic party
here. Tammany violates tho comity be
tween States and the supremo law of the
land to nid its allies iu this State.
The Democratic papers hero made the non
arrest of Evans a charge against the Re
publican party, and Tammany refuses to
allow bis return to justice in order that tho
lie may bo maintained. Tho conduct of
Judge McCunn is insolent and revolution
ary. Rut the dodge cannot succeed. Every
possiblo step that tho Republican Slate
government could lako to bring Evans to
'justice has been taken ; by their energy ho
I was arrested; aud woidd noic be loehed iqi
ii a Pennnyhaniajml were it not for the il
hiji'.l interference of Tiimmany Democracy.
Instead of that he is "kindly allowed," so
tho New York Ihrald says, "to occupy
rooms at tho New York Hotel, to receive
I such friends as choose lo call on him, and
to entertain tlicui with something liko
j princely hospitality." He owes this to
' the Democracy, who have snatched him
j from the grasp of tho law, and intend to
I keep him till the 10th f October is past.
j 1 .001; nut for lying handbills on the eve
I of the election. AVe have been in firmed
toat somo nro now in circulation intended
10 injure Col. Stanton, the Republican can
didate for Auditor General. It refers to the
Evans embezzlement, a matter which has
beeu thoroughly exposed and condemned
iy tto Republican press, and with which
Ool. Stanton has had no more to do than
"t:.e man in tho moon." Let our Republi
can friends look out for It.
Siaxtox and Heath. Col. David
Stan ion. Republican nominee for Auditor
General, and Col. Robert It. Heath, nomi
nee for Surveyor General, were bo'.li sol
diers in the war for the suppression of the
rebellion. Rotli are gentlemen of lino at
tainments, and excellent character. Even
their political enemies havo failed lo give
one good reason why they should not bo
elected. Roth are good enough for nny
posilion in the gilt of Pennsylvania. Re
publicans of XorlhuniltcrlaniJ give them a
full voto on Tuesday next.
What lias tho Democrat to say iu re
gard to tho high handed military measures
employed iu forcing Pat Hester's gang
from the fair giounds. These poor inno
cent men were ejected by tho military for
nothing at all. All they wanted was to
do as they pleased, walk in without paying
as Americans did, aud leave when they
wero ready. Hud they not been natura
lized and made voters mi hour before V
Are they not going to rule the country as
60011 as they get strong enough, aud then
wont they show us who are la be our mas
ters y
The following intcrrogat ric. have lx'en
piiblinhed for three weeks without an an
swer :
t'ollKON WITH VOl'U Al IDAVITsl
Si ottiin Tim Stand !-lt (Jiii'silou.
Pii you or did you not, in the bar-room of
one of the principal Hotels iu Mt. Carinel,
make certain pledges to mi 1110 parlies of a
gang of "Molly Maguim If"
Jd, Dill ons of tin 111 say to you : "If we
help to elect you, will you do the fair thing
by us Y"
Ud, Did they Rk of y mi pledge t'i help
I hem to elect certain other olllccis V
lib, Did you then and iherc pledge your
self thus : "(iulitlelileli, if 1 mil iiniuiiiitloi!
and 1 It l ied, 1 auru you lhat 1 will reini'in
U r my friends, sud my eiieiuie tuui U
ware V"
Slit, Did you pu dge your. If to Secure
lhu Mluwiiiif uoiuiiittlioii to lhu i ii
nanmd mul their friend, your friend Put
I letter fr hhrriif, Miko I'oiiucljf for Pro
tboiioUry, sud Guluhi-r for UuUkituw 1
VI r. htoit, ilit-wi nro g i mo sud n rloi.
i Imrtps, If iruo.iiu Itotuisl cau vwU for
)u. At us litur from you. Tnl out
)ourwiliwtt4. 11 ui Itavstlw sltt.Uvlli 1 1
Will U"l lltUr Slid tial.tltei u4 1'oiiiu ly
vr you Utts
"A kir t-KAUkKU Jlliifc" Mould Ur
11 Uir liu bit U"i um, imr ittur li td,
h ti m llta Cum I t'sk iidjr, u ,4uiil'
lid by lla )! iu( ul Ut tt, sud l
ui.h.I n a ittuu uby lr. iv ii titould
im u)urw4 by 1 1 I"'! lor iUu JuuV
tui)
We copy the following pertinent remarks
from tho Dnet7i'e 4nicricrtH of last week,
which wo deem sb wry applicablo to this
county.
CRACK THE Willi.
The Democrats of this county a fc to bo
whipped into supporting Mr. Scott for
President Judge, merely becauso a corrupt
nomination was secured for him. No at
tempt is mado to prove his fitness for tho
position. Tho only argument is "stick to
the ticket." Rockefeller is a Republican
and therefore must lie defeated. This is
certainly a powerful argument to lie used
before an intelligent community. In polit
ical opinion Mr. Rockefeller is a Republi
can, but it docs not happen that wo aro
electing a Judgo to dispcuso political opin
ions. Wo want a sound and efficient olli
cer ono worthy to wear the mantlo which
has fallen from tho shoulders of Judge Jor
dan. If Mr. Scott Is such a man then wc
have no objection to tho Democrats sticking
to their ticket, but to voto for Scott merely
for tho sake of sticking to tho ticket, know
ing him to be deficient in qualification, is
the most absurd doctrine ever propounded.
Tho people of this district arc not so re
duced. Alexander Jordau was and is a
Democrat. Throughout his entire life ho
has boon identified with this party. Must
wo, therefore, as Republicans, condemn
his official courso merely because ho did not
agree with us ? Not so. None bear evi
dence to Judgo Jordan's ability and worth
more heartily than do we, nnd none more
sincerely regret that he declined to accept
a rcuomination.- Wc venture llm assertion
that, had ho been nominated he would havo
been elected without opposition. The caso,
as it stands now, is materially dill'crent.
Though trickery, Northumberland county
placed iu nomination a man for tlio high
and responsible office of President Judge,
who is acknowledged to be incapable, lie
never tried a suit at court, nor even presen
ted a petition, lio is entirely without that
practical experience which is so essential
to the proper discharge of the duties of the
office to which he aspires. Neither he nor
bis friends deny this. After the nomina
tion in Northumberland, the Democratic
convention of this county did not have the
courage to opposo it, but quietly yielded.
We have a number of Democratie lawyers
in the district who would have been far
sujK'rior iu point of merit. Either Ixiidy
or Wolvcrton would havo honored the
bench, but they were not thought of in such
ii convention as nominated this man Scott.
To say t lint men like Judge Jordan, Sheriff
Reckley, aud other worthy members of tho
Democratic party aro opposing Scott be
cause "his success interferes with their as
pirations" is simply nonsense. A very
large majority of tho people of this district,
regardless of political bias, will voto for
Rockefeller, not because ho is a Republican,
but for the excellent reason that lie is the
only candidate before the people, at all fit
ted for the posilion. The cry of "stick to
the ticket" wont do. If you' wish honest
men to follow such advice von must first
make a creditable- ticket. If two men of
equal merit wero presented for our choice
it is altogcMier probable that the party lines
would be closely drawn, but. under the
present circumstances, Rockefeller will be
elected by a sweeping majority. Let the
people follow tho last advice given to them
by J udge Jordan, iu his official capacity aud
be careful of tho selection they make.
Duty axd Imwhitani'B ok Voting.
There is much wholesome truth in the
remarks of the Tioga County A'jiintor on
this subject, and we commend them to the
altention of every Republican voter iu the.
State. "Ry all means, and on all occa
sions (says ihe -l'i'(-J'ir.) when you have a
legal right to do so, VOTE. The occasion'
may be ono of little interest to you ; you
may not care a penny which of two com
peting candidates is elected ; may not even
know the men ; or the election may be one
in which there is but onu ticket, or one
candidate. Such election may seeni a poor
reason to an industrious farmer for losing
n day in a busy limn. Rut it is not tiio
inipoi lance of the election; it is the im
portance of the franchise to every man in
the land, that we insist on. And only by
using this privilege, can il be kept intact ;
only by exercising this great power can
tho power be retained. The ballot box is
just what makes America the most desir
able country on the earth for the producers
of the earth the toilers who mine, farm,
invent and fabricate ; who, whatever share
they have in this world's goods, really pro
duce every dollar of its wealth. That such
men should lie so stupidly dull as to su
pinely let this privilege go by default on
some trilling excuse, is incomprehensible
to intcligent foreiguers, who often see
much more clearly than Americans tho
value and inllucuco of the ballot. Even
in the most trilling elections, it is the in
terest of every voter to attend the polls;
while the man who stays away from an
important election, simply deserves to
have his franchise taken from him ; or,
what would be better, perhaps, to have a
heavy line imposed on him.
The utter stupidity which some other
wise intelligent men exhibit on litis poiub
is most astonishing ; and iho trilling ex
cuses which uiauy born Americaus make
for absenting themselves from the polls ou
election day are humiliating.
The man who ilciirtu an excuse for ig
noring and neglecting his most valuable
right, runs very light for au American
citizen.
.. .. - -
To Tin: Voters hl-t.-idi: ok the Co.u.
Reuiun. Will you permit your fanner
friends, adjacent to the coal region, to bu
rnbljcd of their projicrty, and then vole tho
Irish Catholic ticket, formed by fraud, by
the very men who do the rubbing, and now
ak you to support the men of their choice.
If you feel so inclined, vota the ticket that
was nominated by the live tlintrieU iu the
coal region, giving Scott ll)71 voles and
Gallagher 1170 votes, at the piimmy elec
tion, while lhu ether twenty-six ditricts in
the county gave Si-oil 'SM and Gallagher
413 votes.
- - - -
Pui.i t k al Isihu kaiikki e. Two yeivrs
ago Mr. Clialfaut bolted tho IVmot ralio
ticket ami ran as a volunteer candidate for
Siato Senator in this dutrict. lie theu
delionneid K UliM-rat for Hot Voting for
lii in. Now we liud bim denouncing Ibeiu
for lining ttluil he did tluii, mul for a
U'tlt l' reusoil, becauu llu y do liol deiio
the flection of ihu triuli Catholic ticket. . .
-
luSMII T I Iti.N A I. Com YKS I lux. Ill
addition In llm nominee lo U voii d for at
llm entiling i lii lioii, l klo llm pioMii tl
iiuuaiiiu of a t'oiKtilulituial Convention.
I hi Is an iinHiiliiiil iiieuuio willed hould
not Uu mti red lo ku by delmll. 'l lu ru am
lilitllel lll-tl lo llm publln luteii ! Iiivub
led In 1 1 it' iUtUill. Juilltlnl IU lot in, pre
ivitiUt iu ml Job U'uUii-'ii, minor
ity llt'prt'Miiiiitiiiii, ami imtuy nittiUr ul
JtxU, ml! loudly fur iviuiou ail lim.lnli.at
lion by a propt ily tbuMiu and ablu ll of
imii. ' In ti iitt ii t an only I U on.' Ul Vu
ut-'.lu r by llm uitft nl dt'Uutiid id llw "" W,
lAltleiy IU puUu ttli, ll.fitl'.iu, aim tit.
ant sutli a iiiimIHU itl mil ot uo! lund-tntt U'
lit) law a alll ploU-tl ibt) Hj.i ul llu: pub
lie mul ul Iniittt II, ell llu t'tamiy
of lint KUltf. Iioiu auauitit.il 4iiut'l bun
Kiy (uiliiititl jfuittlilt i ami uiiti ii,
lo I! llutl bu oit'it'l 4 I wuliluiitU4l
la'iuit"U."
J9t Ai.?iEI!5.c KJ5.
I'or Aroelate Jntgc.
To tmrVotbhs or Nohtiiumbeui.and Cocxtt I
Fm.t,ow Citizens i At the solicitation of
munerons friends, I Imve pormrjitrrt to ho n ciinill
(liito for tlio ollice of ABBOCI ATE JUIKJE, nnd
tlioroforo nppeitl to nil opposed to fraud nnd cor
ruptlon for tlieir support.
- , OKOHGE C. WELKEK.
Pbnry, Bppt.JO 1871.
To the Voter! of Korthuniberluntl
County.
Tlio iindcrslgnjil would ncpprtfnliy nnnouneo
himself ns hii INDEPENDENT CAWDIDATE
for LEGISLATURE. He nppoal. to nil the
voters who nre opposed to brihrrv, frnud nnd
corruption, nnd Iu favor of the purity of tlio bal
lot box.
JOTIST B. NEWBAKEU.
1 revorlon. Sept. 3, 1S7l.-te.
ilclu bbcrt.9cmcnfe
I.Nlutc of Jonnlliiiu lHiiItlrlxrgcr,
(Intc of Mnrslmll County, Iowa, dec.)
"TOTICE Is hereby Blvcn, that Letters of Ad-
luiiilMintlon on tlio Estalo or Jonnthnn
Diinlilclici'ifcr, decensed, linvc been granted to
tlio umliirslsrncd. All porsons kuowintf them
selves inilehteil nro requested to tiinkc hiiineiliato
payment., and tlioso linvlni; clitlnis to present
them for settlement. The underslfriied will meet
nil parties Imvlnif claims, in Noi tliuiuberland
county at tho otlleo of Henry linker, Esq., iu tlio
towH orTrevoi'ton, on Satunlav the lt of Oc
tober, 1S71, to adjust thi'ir neeounts.
SAMUEL II. DUNKLEBEUHER, Adm'r.
Biitlei twp., Scliuj lkill co Oct. 7, 187 1 Ct.
uxs c iie:aii.k tiiak iikkoskjie.
Okfice op tub Scmu uv Gas Companv,
Oetubur "it, 1871.
To the Cittfxs ! Repent Investigations de
monstrate that Gas or 14 Cnmlles Vimlilv. eun
be sold at fri.OO per 1000 cubic feet. The Direc
tors or the Sunbtiry Gas Company have ditei--mincd
to ndopt that price nnd 14 Cnnd'.ps ns tho
standard of ipiality. Thin lixes tho price of n
14 Candle burner atone cent nn hear, or one
thinl less than riilladelphia l':is.
A Kerosene lamp gives a light of seven to ten
pandlps only therefore, gas r.t the above prlco
Is much cheaper thnn kciwrnc, wit hunt eansiil
ering eostol chimneys nnd liability to accident.
Let nil come forward nnd become ga:;s consum
ers. Make your applications for rcrvl e pipes
and fittings at once, as the scaron for Introduc
ing them Is drawing to n close.
Bv OiiDKu op tiih DoAiii) or Diur.cTO!:.
TE11MP.
The contractors for Iho Worlij v. ill introduce
pipes upon tlio following terms. Service dpes
at 50 cents per running font, incamuiiig lVom
centre of street. Upon Market Siiua re, tv.ei-.iv
dollars for entire service.
Interior llttings nt. l.'i eenti per rnnnia:r foot.
In new buildings ( 15 cents per running foot over
p'aMer, and "0 cents per riuiii!:i. toot under
Honrs.
Chi.ndcli'.Ts, I'cnd.int.'i rnd other fixture for
sale at new York and t'lii'iaileipliia prices.
October 7, 1-S71.
IP YOU 7AFifTO' GES
tho largest at .-oi t :rent. of
Millinerv G nods
ever bio'iyht tot!iw vIjvco,
CO t ry
L.
mi i r
NS'Mtl EIV, rM.
Whcronre arrayed In all their dhVient vanities,
Foil Millinery Gocd-a
of every description jiift brought fioai riiilad'I
phia nnd niv now open.
Tho new llnoin just completed 1' lill ' l with au
endless variety. A niosi niagaillccat dii lay of
Goods on exhibition, and so;,! i,t the lo.ve t
prices.
kverv Kisn or ?
usually kept In n Millinery pstab'is'.inirtit can bo
had at her More. Tho tier t in Ihe ri:'.!ldc.;!iia
markets were solicited.
Give me a call and bo coevhic 1.
MISS L. J-IHSSLEiU
fjii ileiry, Septembers", 1-ol.
rotco to TrcMpusr its:.
.N
rOTK.'E is hereby given to nil pel ! .ins tu t lo
tree'spaHS upon the 1 rcini-iv .a ii.'.ni'liia and
Noitli-iiiulii'iland count!. :s, of llu itieli'iii:io' I
for the purpose of liuutiag or I'.-'.u!.:. lie!.-.-.; i .y
peruih-r-lou from the mvpi-rs.
samvf.l r ;:rn::i'!.r.
D.Wiii i.r.xKn:.
Mjl'lintown, Ihiupl.iu enauty, i' i. .
G
a:; r:.'rs. ti;
TIIACKAUA, MUCK & CO.,
sT'CE--OKS TO
Ml:KKV, MlM'tUH. I, & TIIAC.'K.Vl'.A,
MA;tTA(."iT::i:i!-i or
(i AS FIXTURKS, ll!10N.i:, ,'ii' i:,
'!iii:iill!or, I'cisilnt.Js, ISf.iccSs.
tV ., tV c,
would respectfully iav'.le the ntteulion of pnr-
ehaers to oar c! ::i.t e.sr .ct ia..iil .
WHOLESALE AND KETAil. SAI.E-'jKC'OMS,
71S Ctics.uiii Mrcct.
MAXUEACT(liY,4:::. 4,H.U)0 AND W KACE
6TKEET.
Aug. V.. 1S71.
SUM5UIIY ACADE3IY.
This Institution openi with an ha rvise list of
Instructors, 011 .Monday, riciticnt bcr lilt,
1H71.
icati:s or ri i t'iov.
J'er Anniiin.
Primary Department, - :t 00
'1' Iti i,l DivUlon, i'o 10
Seeoliil Dhislou, I'l i I
Elr. Division. fin hi
l.cssons on I'laiio or Organ, (eMrii.) I "I
la Kn iieli, " 'Jo in
" ' liernian, " 'JO 00
" " Drawing .V I'.i'.nlhi'r. l.-x) I 1 00
lloiiriUng l'upils III t Uh.'i Divi i. 1.. . ." 00
I'itsoiis who are ma pupi'. uf liie Ae.n'.. any
111. i v avail tlu'liiselvi ul in-l 1 ueu.iii In ,' ii. ,
I'l-i neb or licrimin, by appii.alioii lo 1 1 1 . I'lieii
pal, or lo the limtrui'tor in lli.ise ih p..' I n ;.l -.
Ki'liit fur 11 Htalotftro.
X. KO.-1'l'.ll LhuW m:. A. v.,
I'. .1.1 ip.ll.
tiinliiiiy, Aug. I'.llb, lTl.
MM. UllllUV. j. kl.tl M M.I 11. w M. !'. Ill tl 1..
MURRAY Ci. CO.,
Vllillt's.i!i- lle.lli'ls III
MACHINERY AND DURN!G OILS,
Olllet) and hi ! I M it:. .11. 11,
frlulliiK. Hrp.lii;t t.ii I Manilla
PAVlTlli'J,
I'll'l ll IIM.S, .ti' ..
Tbc t ul- In a Ini
Corry Kerosrwe lluiiilu Oil
M 1 k 4t U tt I. it
II niiitf in t 4
COAL YA'IM).
tv um pii p.ii.J In il l ") ul !i". I I "' , ! :'
II.. !. Hi .t 1 it.
i:ti(j,
Kit v K.
I. Ill
GOAL
14 :I whit uttiy Ui 1 'revii i" " v h i'i-'.
III. lilt Ul ul uu( ut" k"a- I ' "."'lit 'I '..11 1 M ,
HI U lwtli " I
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