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The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-20


ain the Senate, yesterday, Nj. HARRISON
introduced bill for the repeal, in part, of the
duty on imported salt: and Mr.. JOHNSON. of
Kentucky, introduced bill for the relief of
the Columbian College. Some time was al
SD spent in the consideration of Executive
business.
In the House of Representatives, yester-
day, the resolution offered by MIR. BARNEx,
on the preceding day, called on the War De-
partment for information relative to the MAX
ing Canal from Baltimore to the Chesapeak
and Ohio Caual was taken up and agreed to.
A number of new resolutions were introdu-
ced and adopted. A report was made by
the Surveyor General, containing the results
of survey to ascertain the northeastern
boundary line of Indiana. Mr.. Little obtain
ed leave to introduce a bill fixing the ratio of
representation, under the fifth census, and af-
ter the Sd of March, 1883, at one representa-
tive for every 10000 inhabitants. The bill
was read twice and committed.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-20

TIE Rev. AbsaIom Peters, OF MY. has declined
tine cali Of the Second Parish in Portland account
OF he pressing calls of his present duties, Cores
ponding Sccfr Fary Of the American Home Missionary
Society.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-20
From the National Journal.

Wednesday Dec. IL.
In the Senate, yesterday the baIloting for
the Standing Committees was resumed, and
continued till O'Clock. when it was snspen-
ded. A resolution offered by Mr.. EAToN for
regulating the quantity of the printing done
tor the Senate was considered and agreed to.
In the House Of Representatives, great
number of resolutions were adopted and re-
ferred to the various Committees. The
SPEAKER also commenced calling fer petit
many petitions and memorials were present
ed and referred. There was no business of
any importance before the House.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-20

The claims of Mrs. Susan Decatur was
again brought before Congress yesterday: IL
petition from the lady being presented in the
House of Representatives, by Mr.. Hamilton,
of S. Carolina. s 49,
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Ho>h,ngton tin Lottery. Cd Glass,


n avs on Wednesday 'c 9th ot Jane
SG.smr - Prize Of $1,000; Of 3595 10 Of 1000
% SO; 50 nf 100; 81 OF So: l02 If 20; 1853 Of 81
an II rs ot 81
IcSt $500 Half $500 Quarter 81 90 Eighth $50 cts.
,>fm- Fork ConSotdated Lottery.
Class q f. 1897 to be drawn on iuesdsy l3 Of June
6Jnn.btrs--9 drawn balios
Mtnt.-t1 p re of SIS. 90; IT ooo; Of $500
Lot n 00i # 9 75o o @50oi q 1000; 1850;
q 15p5; OF 1908; 10 Of sos 90 OF 200; 40 o, 100
"! Ut So 244 Of Is; 1850 OF TO- and 1l475 Of 5
Icke S5,G0-Elaf :2,50Qnarter 81 25-Eighah 65 cts.
Union Cafol Lottery, Class 90,
10 be drawn o. SATURDAY 10 of June
Scteps y Prize of $500 o.; Of 5000 of 4ooo;
lof 5JGJ Of $500 1 If 2U00 l Of 1850; u 1900
I i47j: If 1850; 10 81 500; 90 4 700 40 uf 100
y O. .04 90. 1850 If 10; lf475 5.
ckrt IS -ilaif 81 50-Quarter 81 25--Egrb 63 cts.
fekes am, Shares either OF the above Lotteries ia
it asd il great variety Of Numbers at
f. B.iRhER'S
Prompt and Lucky 0Gfce
M. e., Market Street, Wilmington
Iune T.
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THE ANNUAL CONVENTION

an he Protestant Episcopal Church of the Diocess Of
" Deaaae will he held at Dover, the sec9nd Satr
up d June next (nnth) at ten o'clock A. NJ. which
and place the representatives. OF the Churches belong.
lg to SAID Docess are requested to attend
AUGUSTUS NJ. SCIIEE Secretary
Dover, May 25 1897. 59-3
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70 Farmers.-A writer in one Of the Dover pa
ppis. states hat previously to planting his corn
last Year. he soaked it as he supposed in solution
u titre but found when most Of the seed was in
the ground that through mistake he had used eiau-
Der salts. He planted four acres. the seed for
two was in its natural state; that for the othe two
was soaked in water, in which he had dissolved one
pound Of the salts. Discovering his mistake, he
of course felt degree Of anxiety to the success
of his crop. The result was. that the seed that
was thus soaked, up three or four DAYS before
the other, and was not injured by worms or birds.
while one half of the hills on the other two acres,
required to be planted second time. He then
made several experiments. Some corn that had
been thus leached was thrown to hen. which made
ses cnteen unsuccessful efforts to swallow it.
Nhen mixed with other corn and exposed where
the worms. squirrels and birds could have access
To it. he found that it remained untouched, while
that which had not been thus prepared. was inva-
rabl, dcstrpvcd- This subject is worth the con
sideraion OF farmers The expense is triiling.
and it is ell ascertancd that The salts will have
no injurious effects upon the seed. The writer
alluded to. states also that he shall this season
make further experiments with the same liquid.
upon wheat, rye barley. garden seeds, &c. We
wish some Of our friends. the farmers in this vicn-
ity would make the experiment and communicate
cure If possible the first blades that shoot forth. in
order to obtain stalks whose fruit Shall come to
maturity. ". f.. Farmer.
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aesaay and Friday, by albert & Hepry
WILMINGTON, Del. TUESDAY, JUNE $ 1921
How lovely was the smile that play'd

How lovely was the smile that pay'd
Ger Thy pale cheek and forehead fair:
No wiih'ring ook-n dark'ping shade
Al, all, was heavenly radiance there!
Why should we paint the mighty King,
DEATH lin such terrible array
A spectre form--a grisly thing,
Before whose Look all shrink away,
A Minister of vengeance sent
10 blight, to conquer, and destroy,
Heay'n's fierce and dreaded instrument,
Blasting each bud Of hope and joyi
All such he may be- when he stands
TO strike the Sinner ia his way;
Waiting IN wrath to loose the bands
That chain him to his house of clay!
TO THEE, in sunshine, not in storm,
fle came ;-of all his terrors riv'n:
Taking a kindred Seraph's form,
10 bear Brother back to Heav'ni
And, as bent me down TO kiss
Thy placid and unalter'd brow,
Ilo" did yearn to share thy bliss,
To share thy Paradise cen now,
But, though the "iron's in my soul,'
still must hold my journey on;
pilgrim TO that heavenly GOAL
Where thou, brl. space before, art gone!
Thy BnoTHEa claims mothers love.
Thy SISTERS ask mothers care;
And must rise this grief above,
Or learn with fortude to bear.
Yes must seek he Wnrld again,
And mingie With its busy crowd,
Though anguish racks my ihrobbing brain,
Aud grief to earth my soul has how'd!
Bur few will say. in afer-years,
That smiles upon M cheek they see.
Though none MAY guess The secret tears
These streaming eyes must shed for thee
Sweet smiling Cherub WELL ween,
With trnth now may call thee so,
May SO pass this troubled scene.
This vale Of shadow here below;
That when these wearled eyes shall close,
Aud sleep the last, long, dreamless sleep;
WI en- my worn heart shall fad repos-,
Where Care and Sorrow cease 10 weep;
may have sienmd each stormy aave
OF Life, fom is polu ions free;
And feel assured be-, and the Grave,
THou WATTS to OPT Heavens gate for BE
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Book and Hat Store.
i. SCOTT,
b. 9S, Market street. between Messrs. Lark,

NJ 81 Market street. between Messrs. Larkin
aud iamborn's Grocery Stores,
nEGs leave inform his fl lends ard tie public general
Ep ", that he tas jist received full supply Of PLAIN
BND FASHIONABLE II 3. S, from the Mandatory OF
fn9MAs Elnrs. ~ 90 Maiktts Get, Philadelphia, which
WARMED 10 be equal II point al Gotr and Qnahf0
VII give peri Ct satisfaction he aearer. They will be
disposed Of at Philadelphia prices
has always OF hand, for sale large stock Of
GR@DL MD OTHER ROCKS, il, planan fancy sind
ig, ogei her with good assortment of STATIONARY,
ank oks Paper, States, &c, all Of which he will sell
Bank and other b nks ruled ard bound 10 order
An apprentice eanted totae bookbndlAg business.
MAY 81 49, 56-H
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Number 500.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The are, to those who pay during the month Of
fan iary July, six months in advance-Four Daia,s
year From those who do not pay above, F1ue Dodms
viii be demanded 1t Sub ,cribcr wishes Decline he
mist notify editors Of his intention before the first of
June or December, and pay all arrearagcs Without a
pance with these conditions paper will be dscon
tulci exce,' at the option of TIE editors.
FERNS OF ADVERTISING
Advertisements no, exceeding twelve lines, for a term
iesshan hcee months four times for one dollar and wen
cent, for subsequent insertion longer ones in pro
portion Advertisers are requested 10 specify in writing
how long their advertisements to he inserted or tbey
viii ba intnle till forbid Letters to the Editors 10 H.
sure ten,ion must be post paid
fdvertta,ng bytheyear.
TO Subscribers. To Non-Subscrib
year SIS % year Sl8, 90
6months y, 90 months Q, so
do. 4, SO 8 do 500
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THE TWO CATS BEAT,!!

n Snake story.-It has been confidently as
serted that the black snake of North America has
the property of expanding itself to such degree.
that he has been known to swallow a bulk twice as
big as his own.
Our informant states that two of these reptiles
having lately come in contact and both feeling the
demands of appetite, the first assailant began on
the tail Of the other with such vigor that he
made his antagonist look about, who, believing in
the doctrines Of retaliation. began to pay him in
his own coin, and thus they began mutually to
was to be seen.
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PUBLIC WORSHIP.

ThR DAVIS having in some degree recovered from his
~ long Mdspostiop, gives notice Epscopalians thai
he nens, il Providence permits, perform divine scr
and deliver lecture at his class in The College,
on Sunday afternoons commencing at O'Clock.
Wilmington, Nav 30th, 1927. So
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ATTEND TO THIS

L. persons Indebted 10 David CampbeA (failor) de.
II ceased, teqnsted make paymen, v,tbo' delay,
a@ ~ tersons having demands agaiast hun viii please
pr $ nj them VIM M'GACLLEY, .fdm'r.
ha0dywne, MAY g. 1897 52-ht
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From The 4Huseun Of Fare.gn Literature and Science
LEGIAC STANZAS TO MY BOY IN HEAVEN
Oiled Oct 18th, 1860
ny MRs. c. WILSON.
SWEET smiling Chewb, we'll. wcens
With truth NOW may cali thee SO;
Since thou has left this ca THY scene,
This pilgrimage OF grief and NO!
Al he fond wishes | could Irvine,
Had thy LIES web been wrought by me
Full, pure, and perfect. now are thine,
Young Heir Of Immortality!
How have wsl'd, as day by day.
Uatct'd thy outward form decline,
And saw thy beauties fade away,
That lengthen'd life might yet be thine:
Mistaken 1--we. n better lot
Tran earthly Parent cpuld provide,
Where sorrow. sin, and care arc not,
Is thine, beyond Life's changing tide
As lNaet's royal mourner knelt
Before The Temples sacred shrine,
And all Parents anguish ftlt,
Such heart-wrung sorrow has been Mlile,
When bv thy restless couch I've prayd
Unheal d by al--save ONE alone
And knew tina, Hore's s-heeiing shade,
That ey'r, thing save Life, had flown
Bat, when l saw thy closiog eye
DISTURBED by no convulsve start;
And heard III, las, draw. gentle sigh,
How swell'd with gratitude my heart
Heaven, that had ired my faith SO long,
Repaid me mouths Of AZ guish past,
Spared me The worst, the keenest pang,
10 see thee suffer al the last
They hest can tell who, round thy bed,
Gaz'd ~ n,ue rev'rence on the SCENE -,
Nor ,lpem'd the happy soul had fed,
So all unal,er'J was Thy n;en.-
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Caution to charlottesville ALBANY @ Micro
scope states that the bed bugs that place grow
IA nm uncommon size. a traveller was lately
walked up by loud barking. which he dscov
cred to proceed from the bugs around his bed. and
in the morning he saw remarkably impudcnt one
sitting on his launches on the hearth, picking his
teeth with the poker.
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"BE SHoRr."--Some editor complains. that il
is bad practice to cut down articles; every thing.
he says, should be published at length as find
it, and credited Isrevity is the soul of witt ami
in the present dearth Of news. it seems necessary
to cut down for some editors, in their zeal to oc
cupy much roola, saw a great deal which means
but little, and puts one in mind ola speech made
not many years ago before debating society at
the south, BY fellow Of long speeches, which be-
gan, Mr.. President. the generality Of mankind,
in general. are generally disposed to impose upon
the generality Of mankind in general Sc; or Of
this He sat under the shady shadow Of an UNI
brage0us trce.'
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Literature has her qnacks less than medicine and
they are divided classes; those who have erudtn
without genius, ard those win, have vonoily without
lept We snail get second hand sense from the and
original nonsense ON the oher.
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CO0PER's NEW NOVEL.
THE PRAIRIE;

Tale BY me Anthor Of 1.-The 7 oneers," "PIiot,"
&c. vols Jus; received and fl sale by a. & II
WILSON, los, Market street MAY 10.
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From the 4Huseun Of Fsre,gn Literature and Science
ELEGlAC STANZAs TO MY boy IN HEAVEN
tDed Oct 18th, 1860
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MHAvE / COME TO THIS ~

How painful must be the reflections of young
man who has enjoyed the privileges of society,
moral Instructions, and faithful admonitions, to
find himself arrested in his wicked career by the
arm Of JUSTICE and abnut to receive the penalty of
the law fo his crimes, while comparing his advan-
tages with his present circumstances. Indeed he
NAV well say, hare Tcome to this ?"
This is not altogether all imaginary case 1t so
happened that the writer Of this was present when
several eonyicts arrived at one of our State Peni
tentiaries. Among the number was young man.
Of about the age Of "a years. Of good appearance
and well dressed. On going into the prison he in
Voluntarily exclaimed" Hare come 20 TINS p
Alas too late to avoid the punishment justly due
HIM for Iris crimes. What instructions such
scene, and such language are calculated to afford
to youth 1t should teach them to obey the first
command with promise, to honor their parents; to
avoid vain company and in word to remember
their Greater 10 the days Of their youth. And to
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-06

On Wednesday last, our citizens were called up
on to witness scene of the most shocking nature.
Mrs Slack, wife of Jacob Slack, living about three
miles east of this place, had, during the absence Of
her husband in an adjoining corn field, in tenn
Iorary fit Of arrangement, cut the threats of three
OF her children, and afterwards her own. Upon
repairing to the house, the children were found y
ING upon bed with their heads nearly half cut off !;
the eldest was girl about II years of age, annth-
era boy of or 5, and the third, an infant of six
months the woman had not SO far completed her
horrd purpose as deprive herself Of life, although
itwould appear that she had made several attempts
at lt-her windpipe was however, cut, and it was
With difficulty she articuated. She stated her rea
sons Tor committing the horrid deed to be, that
cnncelvins herself sighted by her acquaintances
she had determined to Kill herself and she first de-
stroyed her children that they might not be left to
sae unfecling charity Of the world. The instru.
mcnt she used was razor, round which she had
wrapped handkerchief to prevent it from tnrn-
ing back i'll the handle or shutting. In the blood
on the floor the marks of some struggles made,
prohably by the ltlr boy, who 1t appears from the
n'""''y tracks, once escaped several yards from
'ne houSs.-0hio Republican.
happiness, pure happiness without mixture, is
= hht which grows not cn earth; Its garden is
Heaven.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Nov &.

IN Saturday, the 1s day of December next will be SOLD
~ by vendue at he House Of Charles Stanley (Brandys
aine Chaly Sprngsi) Panaaon of land,
situate in Mill Creek Hundred, Newcas lie County, Del
bounded BY lands Of the Chayheate Spring Company and
Others; containing 81 acres Of first quality land
fnsk The improvements two DRY sone house,
-Elsg nearly new, with a well of excellent water at
1t is well watered by springs and Hide run
The clear land is very susceptible Of improvement and ia
considered The bansomest farm in the neghbo hood-y.
ing southern exposure. There about of wood
land belonging the farm. further description is deems
ed unnecessary, it is presumed all persons will judge
for themselves. Sale to commence at O'clock, when
conditions will be made known by
EPHRAI.: YARNALI.
Nov. S, 1927. 3-4p
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Huntington. Mp Yesterday, adjourned Term
Of the CT cult Court of the District OF Columbia, for the
county of Washington, for trial the Of Alex
ander b. ShankIand, William Brent, John Davidson,
Thomas II ellis, Aadrew Way, jr. Daniel Rapine, and
Roger c. Wrighman, Managers Of Gilespies last drawn
Lottery, from them the amount of half the
prize Of IS 900 dollars drawn to the ticket number $751;
in hat Lotey said claim being founded half ticket
signed, not by the Managers either OF them, but by F.
Webb for Gillespie appeared in evidence that the
original ncke of this number, signed by the Managers is
il possession 4 the Corporation having been delivered
up by Gillespie before his failure, the Managers,
przeticket for which he received its value from them
notes given by purchasers Of tickets in the Lottery
This latter part Of the case which forms of the seye
raj grounds which the Corporation will resist the pay
Of divided tickets, gone into, instruction
the Jury being prayed in hnae, and given without hest
taon that agents. acting for another party, and doing
nothing but attorneys for that party. liable
third party for the acts done in heir ycsrious capacy
and that therefore, the Managers nor abe for the pay
ment Of the prizes the Lottery
verdict for the Defendants accordingly taken by
consent Intel
Washington, .Napfm5er Some persons appear to have
taken up impression, that the judgment Of our Court
the Of the haotery prize of $4,000 dollars has
oncrated the CORPORATION from the bly for IT, This
mis- AXE The suit against the managers of the Lotto
ry There suit the claim against the Corpora
on but does not for trial until The next term Of
he Cour
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SCHEME
Ticket S4-IIalf S2-Qtarter S1--Eighth so Cts
Union Canal Lottery. S4th Glass,

OTt8o1 Cu"HV
To be drawn on "Wednesday the AT, # November.
Scheme Il Prize Of s10,0o0 Of 500; 1 Of 800,
of 116o; OF 1000; Of GOO; Of 400; 10 of 500
10 Ct 200. so Of 1905 81 Of 70; 81 of TO; 81 Of so
81 Of 40; 1U2 Of 90 1880 of 8, and l1475 OF 4.
Tickets 4-llalf q Quarter l--Eighths 50 cts.
Tirgiaia Stcte Naoigntion LOTTERY,
On the High and Low system Of drawng-more prizes
than blanks-draws Thursday The 18th day Of Noyery
Der.
Scheme-1 prize Of 5000; / Of 1000; of $500;
of 1910; OF 800 of 600 / Of 50 of 200, IS Of
100 90 of so so If 20 100 Of 10; 100 If ST. 10000 of q
Tickets 50-Hat 25-Qua; ter. GA cts
Tickets and shares in great variety OF numbers TO be
had at
L. BARK.ER'S
Truly Prompt and Lucky Office,
Nov e. w. g. Make, Street, Wilmngtons
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SUPREME Counr,
Administration.

October Term, 1927.
On motion of Archibald Hamilton, Esq. .4er III Han.
to admitted to practice Attorney and Counsel
Tor in the Supreme Court of the State of Delaware.
On motion of Louis Lane, Esq. Edward E. Haryigg-
TOM admitted to practice Attorney and Counsel
Tor Of the Supreme Court of the State Of Delaware
On motion OF John Wales, Esq Ed.uard W. Giio,n was
admitted practice Attorney and Counsellor in the
Supreme Court of The State of Delaware.
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q parent who possesses deep interest in The well
fare Of son just entering upon the scenes of ac-
tive life; who knows the evil propensties of the
natural heart, and the exposedness Of youth to the
snares of the world, a scene like this must coca
sion degree of anxious solicitude, lest on some
future day he may have occasion to hear from that
son the melancholy reflection, Haze come to
this ?'-@ III. ReluJiican.
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..inon viii cease. rhe people, rising in their ma
jos.y, proudly distanng to perseyere in error, and
n,,iaate ony for their country's cause, will fear
;,sJy prnclaim their new convictions and obey
.ue;, impulse whatever may b. its direction. But
M best cause without concert and action may be
in.t. We have an untirin. and reckless foe
NIeet him as becomes freemen, and ours will surely
N, ~ victory or. If we must fall, let us fall like
men each doing his ,lHty.
Let as then perseyere in our county meetings !:
lei Us every where liz upon proper persons as del
.oate. to the COM entiUn, to recommend ticket
II Electors, which may be rmphaticaIy called the
propc's ticket: and let the contest be tried be-
tween such ticket, and one recommended if such
shoul, be the case, by caucus Of the Legislature.
There is nothing to fear from such a COMETS.
Fellow ciizens believe that Virginia holds
IN her hands the tlestinies of the nation. The re
snon,ibity is great but If true to herself and the
Republic, great also will be her renown. IF she
reject Jackson, she vindicates the violated maiest,
Of the constitutional by his audacous acts:
she RECEIVERS her character Of consistent and able
defender Of the principles of our institutions she
is again elevated to proud eminence surrounded
nv the affection aud confidence Of her sisters. But
II she surrender herself to the embraces of this mi
jtary chicftain-w which may God in his infinite
mercy avert her character for consistency is
gone forever; she mingles with her associates as
wretched pageant in military procession - the
herald to which may proclaim, among other achieve
,nents OF its Hero that he riumphed over the laws
and constitution of his country, and found well
come in Virginia. A FARMER.
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NOTICE.

The fourth .frnnol fe4t,ng of the Wilmington CMsr
Colonization spcey" will be held The Preshytelia
Church on Thu sea, evening next AZ halt past six O'clock,
when address VIII be delivered. Persons opposed 70,
well those who favor the views of the Society, a,e
invited norunits will be afforded discuss The merits
of the undertaking. Il. A. HENDERSON, Sec'y.
Nov T. 1907
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Ohio 1.-The recent elections in this State show how lii.
lie ground the Jackson party had to claim for the Hero
IT, the Assembly, twenyfnur of thrtvsx Senators
rends to the Administration, and in the House OF Repre-
,entayes the strength Of the Adams party still greater
OF the Congressman from this State both Senator'S and
eleven out of fourteen Representatives friendly to the
Administration.