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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
'i.rz'Gria, .larI -, 1923.


Fram Tie Esiiaaa! JouraGi-April.2 p.
II Wa, the intention of a great many mem
9eTs OF Ihe House 10 81, out yesterday the ae>
A'e IN The fariT, and II was the general ex-
FetauOn that this would DC done. But the
speech made by NJ. Burgess, which we shall
"'eaiicr publish, was too piquont In It's cha
'Seier, and bore too hardly upon some gentle
men, to be allowed to remain unanswered
W. Martin, therefore, begged an adjournuient
D' hat purpose, bu, yielded to allow MIR.
UAhiei, Of Kentucky, TO answer MIR. Burgess.
w Daniel may be a very good man, but he is
a' very good philologis,. However anu-
a"ha'ehlcsl he may be IN principle, he prac-
~e' most rigid and odious tyranny over the
I0oa' ant ~,enscs, and the epiphany and orihoe-
- OIL language. in 4 speech which he made
"a IN earlier stage Of the Tariff discussion, on
~S moIasses item he assaulted New England
rs"t Vigorously, suggesting to the Yankees
IIsop their bread hereafter on one side only.
~"S reiied Gn the loud tone in which he threw
y oe launt, 10 silence reply, Mr.. Burgess,
:SSr'ay, convinced him Of his error, by maxi
Es p's''! sharp retort upon the gentleman
wv" Aeut0'ky. Thi, provoked Mr.. Daniel,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
AECGlGlgs
Vrustee's Sale.

TUE sale Of the LAM conveyed to me upon trust
by Robert 7. Thompson by deed bearing date the
18th day of July, 1925, heretofore advertised, but
postponed from time TO time, will be positively made
on the 26M dey Of merit month, (being the first "a. OF
Fairfax Superior Court before the irCnt-dOor Of Far.
faStCourt. House.
april23-ts 10 MSCRAE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
AuctioN Sale.

IN SATURDAY, the Goth inst. at 4 O'clock. p:
- n. shall, sell on Vowei's Wharf, Tor the bcn'Hs
Of those whom it may concern, sun.!ry articles lately
belonging TO the Schooner Eagle, consisting OF Ca
bic, Anchor, Sails, CaInbooSe, Shrouds, snd vari-
Gus other Rigging, late the property o. Capt Turpin.s
BY order OF JAMES ROBINsos
GEO. JOHNSON, duct.
GJAt the same time ami place,
One small Anchor, Camboose anda parcel ct Rig
ging Apri' 10 CD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
New Spring Goods.

EouN VI, Johnson 4 Co. have received by the
e. III a,yiv,ls from Ncw.York and Philadelphia, their
spring supply Of Dry Goods, which they bought on
the best terms: and pledge themselves TO selias cheap
as they can be bought by the yard or piece.
an,l9I In
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
Fort Washington,
For HOstOn.

Mcw- York Consolidated Lottery, No. 6,
To be drawn in New-York on Wednesday Odd .3pril.
HIGHEST PRIZE S25,ooO.
Tickets 10; L.a!ves 5; Quartz rs 2 so; Eighths l IS.
ODD and EVEN SYSTEM.
The holder Of two tickets or two shares must obtain
at least one prize, and may draw three!
MaruIand State Lottery, No. l, far 1928,
will be drawn in the city of Baltimore on Wednesday,
the 3Otb of this month.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
, nr;ze Of $40. 600, 1 of 1000, I of 1000, Of 500
To- of 100. 90 of so, 100 of ~, 100 offs, 5000 of4.
More Prizes than Blanks.
Tickets IS, Halves 2 so, Quarters 2'i Eighths
60 cents. To be had at
Runnells'
old Established Prize Office, King-street, Aiexa.
All orders duly attended to if addressed to J: h.
pnnasns april Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
VI sirS EDlroRs:

MSrs. EDlroRs:
have waited long enough Tor an apology
rom Tie author Of the Report OF The Bible St.
cis,y Of his town, fnr the very iiilherai senti"
nuS which uton,ains respecting the Catholic
Church. The writer knows that he was made
acquainted Of the GJcl by myself. An apoio$y
nasr nnw, after the appearance OF this before
tie pubic, viii not be accepted. de shall
hear from me in another form. As ! do not
wish the public Press 20 be the organ oil teli-
Snas controversy; aud as you, gentlemen edit
~, have expressed the same sentiment; and as
believe the Rcpor; vas Inserted, not mali
'nGsiy On your part, but that you supposed the
Report to contain nothing offensive to any de-
aOm,nati0a of Christians, II found its way 10
% your columns without i~nspection-l shall
m'avail myself Of the privilege, which COM
mon ynSiice between man and man seems TO
demand, Of rrpei.jns the very iiliberal charges
brought agains; my religion through the me-
ann Of your paper, in which those charges
Tcrcmade; but | SHALL use another medium.
Gentlemen, yours respectfully,
FAIRCLOUGH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
,A\exanAria and Washington
Co0chee.

- The subscriber returns his thanks
SsSAkk Ito his friends and the pubic for
ssESSgFsSJSssthe liberal patronage bestowed
&.nsS-zsES.TTc his morning stage, which as
usual leaves the Franklin House every morning at half
mast eight, and Washington at ulne O'Clock tor M
cyandria His evening stage in future will leave
q, a o'clock, leave Washington after calling at the diff
ferent public houses every evening at 4 o'clock for
alexandria; for seats in either stage please call at Mr.
Loyan's, opposite the National Hotel, Washington,
and 1T the Franklin House, Alezandria:-Fare, -
cents. 'o"' 80
april 2S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23

ci,.ud, Of Baltimore, adsernses in the
.f,ha city, tina, he has discovered "per~
PPs~aio,." \ description of his perpe-
r''A' -. !, added 20 his notice Of the "dsad
=, gained"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
NrAwiNg.
Fifty DoAlars Reward.

Ellty DNliaFs lNeWHfN.
XT1ILL be given for experimenting negro Bristo,
w the property of Miss c. +. NJ. Call deceased,
who left my employ in November last; he isa very
stout black Man, about ) feet 8 or 9 inches high and
about SIS or 81 years Of age, and shows his teeth when
spoken to, which are very Iai &c and white, the upper
lip turning up; by trade a Wrought Nail Maker.
march 26 ,3tawlm. JOHN CREIGHTON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23

.L,,p BY a gentleman from Washing
Ne' Tariff Bill passed the House
10, natives Yesterday, by a majority of
,iRsPr's'""
,,rsp votes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23

r.. late Ie,,Iopemru, in flu, Of Gen. jack
..,,s qualifications as writer, appears 10 pGz'
's,di,ply the brains o. the Hero's friends.
"a, cac7o, agree among themselves, what
..,,.r exactly to pursue. Some boldly affirm
n.,n is all fa,,; lha; 'he General is a correct,
., writer; while Others, ashamed OF such
,.5.,airc carou,sry, affect to look upon the
,- IS 90 ,riRing for serious consideration;
u 3, mt the General can neirpcr write gram
AN AIN, nor spell correctly, and affirm that
,,,,r e his superior in'e,lec,! Wonder
1,-,I,r We are inclined 10 think TIA; this
H., c,,oiou viii g. ally be adopted by the good
a,a an! true, generally. 1t viii accord admi~
nsly. with many Other PRINCIPLES and scn'i-
,,.o,. ,d,D,eI by the Jacks0nians: For our
MIS-. h,wr,er, we are inclined TO think, the
P,oDrs vii detrmiHe very diff, ren,'y.
Ia .dIitpe 90 TIE facts STA Ell in the arhcie
from he NcS York American, which will ae
bpnI in our columns tosday, concerning 'he
statement made in the Buffalo paper, OF letter
rom Tie late NIr. Siock,on,w we give the follow
;ao,e from the Trenton On j Emporium
ssch proves the lal>i,y Of the whole affair.
From the Trenton Emporium
The extract Of a letter, published by one
Wood, editor Of newspaper a, Buffsio, IN th'
Sa;e o. New York, and by him alleged TO have
been written BY The late Mr.. Stockton, oil Prime
Ton, is undoubtedly a forgery. The friends o
,ae deceased hope that the public vii. not b'
imnascA On bv SO infamous a proceeding. Mr.
I,s0cr win please to insert this note, writer
by one who ha,es his name, that he may b'
s~nsHrr.l,e for its contents.
"A linear connection ofthe deceased.
Trenton, April l8, 1928.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
For Ncnt.

For Rent.
THE MILL AND FARM,
MfiflAcaled Triadelphia, situated on Holmes
~ run, about 81 miles from Alexandria
&SsE The mill has made from 4oOO to oCoo bar
rels of -four in the year. The Farm, On which there
is n very commodious Dwelling House. &c; Consists
IS .hou; 80 acres. so to 60 of which is excellent mes-
dow. Possession given on the LIST of August next.
Apply to ~. siLLr" G Jun
april 17-tiA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
Summer Arrangement Of vMerundria,
Washington, md Georgeiown
New Zine Of Stages.

On Tuesday next, will leave
Ss@lf.S "1 Es :" 'i at sst e" ',s "i IsaRs
- Stage Office in Washington,
near Browns Hotel, at 9 in the morning and 5 in the
,f,ernoor. And will leave Alcxandris from Clagetts
Hotel a, 81 ard a.! o'clock daily. Apply for seats,
at the Stage Office, next door below the Union iav-
or, in Gcorr-etoNn, Williamsons, Browns and Gads-
b,'s in washington, and at Clagctt's Hotelin Alexan-
dria. Fare 25 cents. ,
TTThc Baltimore stage will wsit the arrival of thls
line, ami passengers will he delivered in Baltimore,
in time for tho Boat. TIE ~hofhihioh
apiI 2l-6tl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23

Thomas Sergeant, the brother oil the
,;.b,d representative IN Congress, has
. -, appointed Post Master of ph'ladsiphla'
Ne Of Mr.. Bache,
-. If the steam boat lines between New
York and Albany carrie passengers al one ''''
.,eh, including meals
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

-, .s,rion in this County took place last
,,.-,h. following was ;he res9i':
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23

~s7s..aSN Af.Q.&1Aa
~sn,y NoRNiNC, APRIL %. 1923.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22
Townsend Sharpless,

No. 80, South 2d s., Philadelphia,
III AS received by late arrivals Of lis own Importation
handsome assortment OF seas3nable goods anongs
winch
Plain and Fancy C"lored = ints,
Neat and rich Plaid aud striped Ginghams,
Furniture Chlnzes,
~ "a Norwich Slawls, and Noru lch Grapes,
CPd English silk Gloves
Plan white aud ow cord border Merro Sbawlq
CoPd Line" Packets; Iarmy Diaper,
House fe checks-Sh ar Book hdkfs
Fancy stripes for ChIdIen's wear,
Pms of god quality, and S DOL Cotton,
Plain SILK hoidered Cashmere Shan h.
superior FABIAN Cap Grape,
Cotton EI,.e,
T"lPd hrk. Bombazetts, winch will be sold whole
sale q retail.
April 1928. GA
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22

nsss rather an day. but ii for Gudos anxiOu' eye co
ed at last on my face the light fell it, when uterns dread
fu shrek Of dmay desparc dropped from his
starting the ground like made instantly mad BY
some SUDDEN stroke upon the brain he rushed staggering and
srenet hless but wildly the cliff chung to him heavily to
prevent him again eapng the but dared not
speak him. by feeble nacuate cries lie glanced at me
look which withered and shaking like serpent to the
with terrible cry, flung himself from the ct into the sea
behed him beating his back TO the wrek as the Lightning
momentay flashed from the ornaments and, at length saw
him grasp white burden the waters and again turn tor
the but suddenly his right ceased to strike out ah
though kept breaking fixed the spot, when
lightning flashed that he had sunk when CRYING
Cod in my despair fell my face and was insensble to all
a+,- nj nps
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22

CHARLES KING
This fit
whose family and self have been taken into favor by Mr. John
This Charles King who appointed BY the America
Lonon British
massacre
6rtmsr lie
the mockeiy Il
Mir Charles King, the mericn Commissioner stuff
be in by the British against bis
British the
whom, of the
the affair which all The blame upon who
had not been allowed produce the testimony, which
oa'ldfd justified their
KING sgned lis The whole country indignant -hr Am
aged by and published From
NILES Register 1916 page 1885, copy following
Editor of THAI
signed BY MIR Charles King.
70 Messs King and Larpens respecting Massacre Da
has received able and
mn Gate prsoners) whose names signed
BY the commisso complains especially MIR
The evidence had offer,
Englsman made against paaiue
American We shall publish The article
1t impossible recolec, the
be familiar to most OF Readers wherein the a Officer
accredited preference to the oa
C ship"
fmsths mock the
Gen. Jackson least, suffered
The attachment OF all those him. who served
ne was cruel TO them himself He bosom
suffered all the hardshp endured all praons soldier
fought his couns battles gained
women and Children and saved their property while thus contemplate
Charles hlns
enough excite the dgnaonwe should
American people hear political opngs treasury
apersng the character OF such ANDREW JACKSON BhI
the
such his ranks Charles
Dwight of HARTFORD CONVENTION FOR
HERf Isl rot enough TO produce confidence Mr. Adams Cause
er" ,despaing Of re eecing him driver
Just who ALL few ago, agreed w
nd Fur HATS, IN torious citizen!
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22
yon THE DE
NnI'ICE TO

MR. tDiroR-t IS amentabe fact that glorious Republic
has through every period its existence nurured in ,ts
us most 'nveterae foes In consequence Of H. has
SUBJECT much political commoton excited these csionn
enemies to answer their sinister views These Ant, pn,
cans are KIND insnsibe atefu and Malignant beings no
easy uescrnen Their principles appear inherent hou
some le mdhed by 6gotry They remarkable for lena
cous adherence 70 traditional doctrines pretended ca,
ness OF innovation While the valiant patriots Of our American
Revolution sacrificing every thing dear 10 tbem , ,
and nay their lives to Obtain the invaluable blessings we now
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22

,ov those unnatural and satan like beings were us,no
in their power Illustrate the glorious desnes Of bs eao
countrymen and TO involve then selves and country in
ret,ieyable ruin. They they were Then Tho INV;
foes of lepubansm and the enemies Of every patriotic ani
sentiment They continue even n0ic, to pursue with M &
no blast Of envy and the pasyng hand of Islander '
who lares advocate the of his country though M
every pore. They continue TO Witty every person xho
oppose aristocracy. and to stem cOrrupon's course
acer Of this Anti-ltepubican skincy nortm
their conduct in the 1923 and 49, 1t is known that WIZ
obbet alias Peter Porcupne, employed by the Brh n
lament write docn the principles Of Republic or in M
words render the principles Of unponul @
service Mr. Goblet proposed to perform by dressing
IN all the oous colours which the mind OF conempth wy Guy
nary could suggest His publications found ready accepanc
almost every AntiWg in America. They applaued then, n
skies. They then in the height Of their glory p Ms
encouraging postitued and foreign mercenary in a
ness and National Glory and which every American lin
principle not in bh) estimates above all price, umI @
celebrated Doctor Rush the first person who gave anv %
bance to the infamous Goblet. The Doctor procured an
against him for $4,000 reward for being grossly bred m @
Some of Pocupnes disciples still permitte,by @
and mercu Pro,dence to remain upon the to contam
the rising generation Mr. Editor time back becam
quaned with of the Porcupnes, he told that he
appreciated the measures OF the present 1dminration w
know sign OF the times Now from few hints ~
the intelligent reaer draw the nerence and make tho M
cation BY contrasting the PRESENT with former times Our cm
at this time is severely asitated by political connections w
seriously invite every person who interested the pro,ne
his country to search out the OF the aetat
the life and actions Of the persons in rule likewise o
advocates compare them with the who has filed the
glory and his followers and YOU will nerca
the comparison that the former loses discountenanceu
y shows" VINDEX
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22

Gar& I'VE observe that this
der Hamilton called it, has been put into active operation favor Of M
Lsurpe iexhgton Ky Shameful prostitution
ipher d
hatred of George Uslingon The day retrbuton app
and this Eank faaye, like Lucer, hope again r'
.,c, -, ,..- Phil Mercury
Branch Bank this place. will mind business e
o without running about the streets and grossly the En-
tor of this regard the which
relaye the Bank Were we c s
explanation which would these
but vii not CRAFTY them thus far They merit and shah
receive other kind Of notice from this time Ky Gazette
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22

d. We have in addition TO the above Just received a
general assortment Of Fashionable ool and Fur HATS on
commisson from the well known factory of Isaac SHOT.
No ~, south front street. Phlade piaw hcb will
be sold ow "
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22

Mr. EpIroRI have paid particular attention paper issued
from Wilmington, called the Delaware Journal also very par
ular attention to the conduct and observations certain
Of the Adams party in this county observed in the Journal
which was ranked to this day communication from gentle
the Editor say of the first character in Sussex county
stating the ma" for John Quincy Adams III county vii
be $50.
don't pretend deny LAS know who lie is but what he
may be gentleman Of the first responsibility Mr. adfud's
opinion but from the knowledge that and hundred others have
of in D. Nj
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22

'Fe!a n The country.
And yet in the breath the writer affects complain beca
he OH leaves our IRON masters subseyen to the Interests
Sweden and England the those being favo
EDS ana The duty being comparatively low, that they are enaO
70 sen cheaper than :: and he occupies half column
howthc national importance of the iron establishments ID ie
y'va'a and the sound policy Of protecting them 10 Ms
heartily assent To Penns and New York this interest,"
great value We believe the iron of the northern pal
TINS state to be not only of the first quality. but the extensive mar
n'acure OF IN operation there be entitled to the fullest @
uon and encouragement. But what the facts The H W
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22

opinion, but from the knowledg
of the voters in Sussex, | shor
correspondent is very ignoran
a disposition to deceive the peol
information and honesty as we'll
as his opinion that tie majority
number.
Aud sir, to continue, wish t,
dunn OF your paper. that the c,
county, is. that the only reast
Adams party for the appoints!
Registers office. is. that it W
adams election in Kent county
they either made a miss deal ,
those wise heads alluded to '
certainly did forget that old Mi
elected as they will and must
and main dependence lies there
insult the irecmen of that hid
promises for the Auditors AMI
ceI tainly alter the majority d
learn. they are most Internally
Inconsistent, and hypocritical
Auditors, Registers, Sheritf's.
Kent County. April 10th,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22
From the albany Argus.


ntS Of the agents Of the administration are innumer
stern mail few days since brought US number OIL
c Journal" federal administration newspaper
lmington. Del. We were not slow to account of
aving thus received paper with which we have not
egular exchange. when we esped blue slip attach.
n Of the paper having these words printed upon u
Many Manufacturers wishes you to publish 0s
ONE out in the Journal. being calculated more lT
oars." This paper contained the first number @
which this Delaware political manufacturer prOo,,
the good people Of New York" being calcala''
State than ours.'
! prompted US to look through this commencemea'
and we were not surprised to find it piece OF eaD
ire, very similar to the Washington fabrics, so Ds.
by the aid Of administration franks. 1t commence
lie attack upon the tariff bill reported by the cou
uiacurcs, because it presumes to extend protecOV'
was asked tor by the manyaetarers-because u P'U,
protect the farmer, the wool grower, and the "V'
ot the country.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-19

PIRGLNIl: At a superior court of chancetv. holden
al the capitol IN the city OF Richmond, the 9Th ay Re
bruaTy, 1923: Catharne OConnell the elder, Jamrs
oC"nnell IN his own right and Of Thomas
Council, Elizabeth OConmel, Catharine OCunne the
younger, and Joseph Mayo, administrator of Cornelius
Conne, pits against Am'rew Hcthcrton, Jacob Lyon
William d. Wien. Sergeant Of the city Of Richmond to
whom was committed for administration estate If John
Miller, deceased, and William Miller, admor nj john
Miller, dec dfis
IhIs cause came OF this day be heard the rapefs
Formerly read, and was argued b. counsel corsdrra
non whereof, the court doth ORDER tIat the defendant
William D. Wren, do render account Of his admins
asion Of the estate Of john Miller while in his Ina nds
Sergeant Of the city Of TichmonG that dcfcndan M
william Miller de- render 0 his adGIinisiratio
vi The said John Miller decea ssd, since his qualifications
and the court doth further order that the said W.
Miller do render account OF John Ners admiuisira
ton OF the estate Of Cornelius OCoDuc decreased before
one oi tile commissioners of the who is directed
examine, state and settle the said accounts and epOrt the
same To the court with any matters specially stated deenri
pertinent oy himself, or which may be required by the
parties tn be
n copy. Te'tc' WA. G. PENDLEroN, c. c. .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-19
From III: National Inteu;gencer of 7n,r,sov

by accounts from various parts of the country We
are satisfied that silent g. gradual but certain change
is taking place it, public sentiment favorable to the
pr eseot Administration, and unayorable 10 those who
are opposed to it. This change is attributable
manly, u moi solely, to The progress of normation
in regard TO The grounds which the two ,arties
stand opposed 10 each other, and the operation of
reason, which, after so long hesitation. begin, TO e
assert her rights and assume her ascendancy Tho
following luforma ton which reached US By the mail of
yesterday, speaks loudly upon the subject
From CINCINNATI, IN ONO, we learn that an eJec.
ton for town officers has been recently held there at
which the opposite parties rallied political grounds
The one for the administration Of the General Gov
eminent, the other against it, The result was that in
that town. which is considered The strong hold of the
Opposition party in which that party obtained at the
last election, majority Of five hundred votes the Ad-
mnisrsoU party carried the day by an average ma
ority of two hundred votes!
From Bedford county, IN PENNsELVANIA we learn IN
great change going letter now before US statss
that, in the calculation made Harrisburg that ountv s
put down giving majority Of fifteen hundred votes TO
Gen. JACKSON; but that i, is now believed bv n,auv
that the county will give majority for The 4dintsrafo
The letter adds the following cheering nation: "Thst
the State will go for ADAMS, is beyond doubt p
This is what call uluifup in pnrro.
From Hsgerstowu, in MARYLAND, we learn tina, n
town election has lately been held which was decided nm
On The question Of the politics Of the General
and which resulted in the Of the Admuisra,on
ticket 10 every ward by Of more tina four u, pe,
We do not say that IT is right (but rather the contra
Ty) that corpora ton elections should be conduct o
principles, but give the facts as thew come n -, ,
the signs Of the Times.p