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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-26
royr. DESPAIR AND SUICIDE.

An incident occurred yeslef~
day evening If quite romantic
character, and which bears a
strong resemblance 70 the mslo-
dramatic suicides SO frequent in
the French capital. "A voting
German named charles litter a
|journrymaa gun smith in the en-
|pIoy Of Mr.. Evatt, Water street.
became strongly attached too
young lazy residing in Connect
stee, near A,squith. His alec
|1ion was returned, but the girls
mother refused her consent TO
1.-The union, anil she acluicsced IN
Iher mothers decision. The To-
lyer finding his visits no longer
encouraged, doubted the con-
stancy of his mistress, and crlv-
eli u despair, he determined TO-
! put her love to the test, aud IT
| she proved fai,Fless, to end ms
existence, now rendered miserti-
lble by the destruction Of al
hopes Of earthly happiness = :
with this inlcnti a he yester-
lday visited the lady, and Gs q
token Of affection, offered her q
lbreostpin /; she refused Il and the
4 wretched man imagining his
worst fc4rs confirmed, drew
I forth ! dagger, plugged i in his
{ heart, and fell dead At her feet.
Ball. Sun.
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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-26

ana trying 10 wipe of the INK
from hls bellies gown, my golly
who'd have thought ! could jump
GU, three Or four quarts At one
Ipullr Having let her see the
sprimtum offs 60, and kind ?
surprised her like they depart
ed.-.-- Ciarensont Eagle.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-26

~ of tho scior called on the
master Of the Park Theatre, and
tie following dialogue ensoed; 4
Does Mr.. act here.
He does said the managcn|
.What Is his salary
st twenty-five dollars = week
We'll, IL, he has married my
daughter, and III givs him Y
thousand to play II home
what IS Inc damage i be
brsaks his engagement with you'
sOne thuusand dollars
Heres The money, said the
father rendering to the manager
achcck to the amount.
II shan'l take the money,
wish to ser Mr..
You had better take the mo-
ney, for he's done playing
| NO, Iii ISL q see Mr.
The father left the manager
!, and soon after Mr. cam'
to the Theatre and went on tn
stage,
Mr. ! congratulate YOU
said the mapager-'hrrc are IN
articles Of your engagement
they are yours!
The bridegroom returned !
his dwelling u play Al hom'
J. according 10 the wishes Of b
.lfather.in.law, and the firs' pc
Torrance was the honey moo,
with the favorite plecs q All
-IwsIl that ends well, and tn
Ihapplest day Of my life.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-26
cANsT NOT FORGET NIB.

THOU CANST NOT .FORcEl' NM
rh,u coust not forget me--where ever thou art
The ,psll of old feelings will twina round tny
heart;
yike a star thro' the darkest OF time snai' ailsp M
Past visions Of pleasur, on memory's skiss.
rsor canst nat forget me---no flower that springs;
Ma bird ever carols his sweet mahn lays,
Hut speaks to thy bosom Of earlier days.
Thou canst not forget me, at morn on the hills,
Ii thou sees, the young sun kiss the bright flashing
rills,
Whose eye with thine own, as beauties 'ncfsa-
sed,
Marked tn. day god Of glory arise in the east.
Thou cans,nst forget me when moonlight look
down, !.
And clad evsning smiles meath his bright jewsf'
crown,
whose rapt heart with thine, to ne land p ~ U
blest,
poved softly while watching the star Of the wss
r.
Thou canst notforgst me when music IS near
Some long buried seho will wake y 'n'n' s"''
Whose tone may bring back that fond measure
yore, ~.
Which, save in our memories, W nor may nsa
more.
oh.ean.t thou forget me while wild h0wsr Al
rill
Are fraughs with loves soft, silent si0qusn'
still!
Is the water more faithful, the wlid now'' ~
Than the heart, where affections young 0l0sso'
once grew!
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-26
SCENE IN A RlNTING
OFFICE.

"A tall six fu0ter with a spice
Of oddity and humor in his phiz,
and 4 breast pin Of the warm.
inr pan size in his bosom, walk
ed into the printing office the O.
|ther day, Leading by the arm
rustic belle, AS slim, perpen'ilc-
Inlar, and 40 fresh as q water IL.
Ily. Being Ia our shirt sleeves,
| a. Jack downing would say I've
kinder blushed.' Now for 2
I. ene! thought we. Bees you
1.-The head man here2, .Ahem!
head msn! oh-yon mean the
marriage collector--the-the
l.La--,ny Jonas is SO a~kward'-'
lhe means the head eater an.
lel,ce edltor) sOh----ah---.,'nder'
Stand now; you've brought US q
lot Of wedding cake---hey--
i. 4
well marin, We are pretty much
lall head eaters at that. Oh
now, none Of yourjokificstion--
I'm serisns. Sal and me amt
'Iha,nessed quite yet! be we Sal
lYer see, Mister, ! thought Is how
Ira lust fetch ny call II 70 see
.l(putting his mouth close 70 o'll
q I, and then screaming ~ # W
.lwere deaf to ses you pr'nf,In
lofts 60, and kind : surprise ne
|i III YOU know. NY dear fel
low, w are not deaf said "
screaming il our turn at the tol
lof our lungs, and ketching UP
! dictionary. ASK pardon, ~
t|iust been talking with 3 De-
plman below---,may We see ~
Y |prin.um ,ffis 60? oh, certain
4 |iy. Phase promesade betwee
I--lthe casss----right andleft dow
= the middle-cast off-the ono
5. isn't exactly in going order, o.
a sOh don't consarn yourself
mite.-.-but what on artl, Is tnl'
.Only a press oh, an impr.
yed cheese o. cider press! ~
no. 4 free press: Ho, no! we
Il VOW that'scurious enough--l:'
will. Taking hold Of lhc 8
!, VII, tail and giving q pull, 7 ne
l, Z back, and Jonas in trying 70 e
]" out DC me way, upset = veg
z ink, which, flying OUT, blacks
y ali the lower part Of ms dnie
Mas white gown 10 : charm,
% say cothing Of polishing =
!. clcan stockings and PINK =
~ " shoes. II Wa too bad: ~
golIyl' quotb Jonas, jumping
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-26
indian .aNEcDoTE.

a son IL the Emerald Isle, travelling
ID The Cherokee country, met nstsss;
Good mornin. said the traveller,
20 you, replied The Indian; (mea.
ming good morning.)
You see me, replied the lrishmans
be J asus, Isee you TOO
.Skens. unske,' mssning mean white
nan. J said tie Indian. somewhat offend.
ed at the rough Language ef this fellow
traveller.
Skin nv neck cried The lrishman IN
/ burs, Of passion. by the height u tie
bill Of Hcn,h, I'll skin your neck first.
and hc forthwith began 70 pummel the
unfortunate Indian most unmescituliy.
'Nok wa. (@eauing guilty yelled the
Indian.
Yes said The Irishmar. Iii knock
YOU I'LL your hearts ccnteutsd with The
batting Ill give ycn.
a big negro has been discovered 90 the
coast of Africa. 80 large that he purchased
ships chain cable for watch guard.
and used The anchor for trinkst hung to
/ bis watch chain with the sssl and key.
Il rerrobats priest finding some dilfcul.
Inv ID putting On his surplice, swose The
dev,lwas ID Il. Amen ! said the clerk.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-26

d
he LADY all in the dark ia
ma & reasonably Supposed that
NE would % opposed 49, sis
|daugnter's 'commlttin matr'mo.
|ny with IN actor,
The marriage knot was tled
and the love chase being fin !
;sh,d tho bride and bride groom /
y w retiring TO comfortable
lodgings when they cxperien-
| ced . sdisag recable surprises by
4 lcrd knocking Al the door. y
VA thrown open, and the SER
yant entered.
sWhat do you want 2 cried
thu as,snished bride groom. 4
.Sir, i gentleman i waiting
below d see you replied the
servant.
Tell him am just retiring
and capt sec him. u
The servant went below, ana
|commuaicatcd the answer toI
Tho unwelcome vislter.
But | must see him. said the
s,ranger-go up and TEL your
master | must see him..
The servant agsin went up
J stairs ana returned tho answer.
Go dows again. sald the
bridegroom, land ask him q ne
comes As ! friend Or : toe
The servant again tripped
y down stairs and made the dssl-
red inquiry.
x friendr was the answer.
This made knowntothsbrid
ns groom; he dressed himself and
went below, and TO his ccns'er-
nation discovered in his unsea'
sonable visiter no othsr than the
father Of his bride.
't' your name is-? askee
!, the vlsiter.
Nd sItis,'replicdthe bride groom
!. you've married my daughter
Il have
est. DO you love her <
II do
And she loves You Of course
or you would not nave marrie'
her 2
ear She does
what is your businessY'
I'm an actor
and Where do you ac,Y'
4. al tho Park Theatre. ].
.How much do you get e
more playing 2 !.
twenty-five dollars q week
SONS .pll give you a Thousand
NAV At home! Come, here's
carriage at the door, and ~
nished lodgings At my house
IL, your wife and 60 with me-
Il. This was an agreeable 81
mise othe bridegroom, Who :
cal ~ med fnr some time astonis
the ia. and was al ! less what g (
cw u NV. The tide in thc atia'
US. 81 NJ, seemed 70 be fast f'si'
t.-lupon hirnon one side was 2
ub-|hibi.sd 10 his mind the pattern
any lroof 81 his bride, vide op
sit e receive him, and fortune
but III control, If he would give
ags,Iall ths pride, pomp, end c,rcu
hat stance of his calling. On
and othsl side was the Park Th'
byltre. and his engagement 20
The forfeited only at $1,000 damag
ndcrI He reyolved the subject 70
pre-. moment in his mind.
)mc, aTo be or no, to be, that is the question
rood whether, It's nobler in the mind % suffer
"a The stiuss and arrows Of outrageous f0rt''r
oy.dl o. take arms against sea Of trouble
II, ! And By opposing end them"
49, .L,.xrht ~ = Z nf Init Sh
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-05-26

Rreprobsts prizes. finding some difcul-
Nv ID putting On bis surplice, swose The
dev,lwas Ia L. Amen !said the clerk.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-10-26
dr Phelps Mr FolIel ma Allen Mr KeIIol
After The 9th Ballot, Mr. Hebard offered

After the 9th Ballot, Mr. Hebard offered a
resolution, the house concurEiDg. that fur
Their baliOings be postponed TO Monday
next Mr. Briggs moved that the resolution
be laid opon the table. After debate by
Messrs Hebard, Briggs, Pierpoint aud
Young, the resolution was laid upon the Ia.
Bile and the ballo,ing was resumed On the
10Th and lib ballolines one blank vote was
thrown. when MIR Ranney called up the res
olution 10 postpone to Monday, and after
much discussion the resolution was laid up
on the table and the balloting was resum-
ed, Aherth 18th ballot, the Senate, con-
CURED in resolution from the House, post
poning the election OF Senator to Tuesday
next. Adjourned
HOUSE. The speaker appointed the
select com. on the grand list Messrs Full.
lam, Field Of w aud Allen of Irasburg.
Resolution. BY MIR Butler, that il is in-
expedient 10 charter or rechaner banks, Sc.
without making stockholders liable TO the
amount of their stockton motion of Mr. b.
laid on the table.
Petition refcryed--Of inhabitants of Do.
yer, TO com. on mperance.memorals
Engrossed Bills Prescribing punish
,nent for certain high crimes and INSIDE
meanors--read n third time and laid ON the
table; extending limits of Jail yards-passed.
The Governor communicated the reports
OF the Quarter Master General, and OF the
treasurer on unpaid taxes and the safety
fund. The former report was laid on the
table, and the latter referred to com. on
Ways and Means.
The engrossed bill prescribing the pun.
ishment Of certain high crimes and INSIDE
meanors, was called up the bill, after some
conversation by Messrs Kellogg, Fullam
and Butler, was laid on the table and made
the special order for this afternoon
The hour for The election OF Senator in
the Senate ofthe u S. having arrived, the
House proceeded to this election, Messrs
Dillingham; and Townsley telers. Hon.
Samuel S. Phelps, of Middlebury was nomi-
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III of these were (iniormaD for Mr. Bennett
On the second baIo,ing being annouuc
ed, Mr. Young Withdrew the name OF M,
Adams.
The Senate retired, and the House pro
ceeded with business.
Mr. Townsey presented the report of the
trustees of the VT Asylum forthe insane
laid on The table, and 1000 copies ordered
10 be printed Adjourned
SENATE-Afiernoon. BM-ln addi-
ton TO the act Incorporating the Rutland
and Whitehall rail roud company. and di.
recting the treasurer TO credit Isaiah w.
Johnson certain sum-severally referred
TO the appropriate committees.
Bills repOrted-To reduce, TO sum not
less than $4,000, the capital (paid in) OF
The bank of New bnry--discussed by Messrs
Kiuredge, Pierpoint, Young, Briggs, and
Hubbell and laid on the table. Adj.
PoSTSCRlPT.-ou legislature has a, las, made
choice Of Samuel 5 Phelps, 10 succeed Mr. Swft in
the United States Senate.
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On the 4th balloting being declared. Mr.
Fairbanks introduced resolution pos'pon-
ing the election Of Senator until Tuesday
afternoon next-rejccted, ayes II, noes III.
On the 9TH balloting, Mr. Sleeper introduced
resolution postponing the election to Tues
day morning next at 10 o'clock Mr. Colby
m owed an amendment fixing this afternoon
for the election; amendment discussed by
Mrssrs. Hopkins. Noyes Sabin, Miner OF NJ
Field Of w. Fairbanks, Colby. Dinsmore.
Mr. Townsry suggested tomorrow morn
ing 10 o'clock. and MIR Colby accepted the
proposition. The amendment was rejected,
/ 32 TO 81, and the resolution was adopted
Communications from several states. on
the public lands. and currency, were refer
red 10 a select com. OF three. Communica-
tons from Georgia, Ohio, Alabama and
Rhode Island. relative to Texas. were refer
red to the CON on slavery Adjourned.
SENATE, 2 o'clock, p. M-Friday.
Pefiiion-By Mr. Tenny ofthe President
and Directors and Company Of the Back Of
Newbury, praying for relief, read and refer
red to committee on banks
HOUSE. Resoiuiions--By Mr. Hew'
eft, raising an inquiry relative to the indict
ment of town for bad roads.
=. n II I'm i--:----.-
the Rutland aud Whitehall rail road compa
ny. aud it was ordered 10 be engrossed.
SENATE. Saturday. Oct. 20. Messrs
Allen, Young and Hubbel were appointed
committee on the subject OF slavery.
Bai--From the 5ouse. extending the lin.
its ofjail yards, referred TO the judiciary
committee.
MIR Brown called up The bill relative to
the Rutland rail road bank when Mr. Rob
inson moved an amendment. reserving to fu-
iure legislatures control over the charter
lost. Messrs Kiuredge, Young and Pier.
point supported. and Mrssrs Hubbell and
Hayward opposed the bill-ordered TO Sd
reading. 10 to H.
HOUSE. Bills imfrodpeed-By Mr.
Goodale, in addition to militia acts (embra-
cling provisions ofresolulions heretofore in.
trodured by him. referred TO com on militia
rs affairs by Mr. Miner, relating to courts
OF chancery referred to Judiciary committee
Report Of Committees BY Mr. Gowdy.
bill lor the division of school money. ia
part among the several districts equally.and
the remainder as now provided by law, J
read twice and laid IN Tho table By gen'l
com. bill repeating fox acts. ordered 10 a
Sd reading, So to 49-against establishing
county poor houses.
Engr0ssed bills Ia relation TO Rutland
and Whitehall railroad company-p passed +;
to creei. Isaiah w. Johnson certain sum
passed
The Senate came in. and both houses
went into joint assembly for the election of
Judges ofIhe Supreme Court and the fol-
lowing persons we're elected. the four first
named unanimously:
CHARLES X. WILLIAMS. Chief Justice.
STEPHEN ROYCE. LIST Assistant Justice.
JACOB COLLAMER, I'd
ISAAC F. REDFlELD,3d
MILO l.. BENNETT, 4th
For 4Ih assistant justice, Charles Adams
was nominated by MIR Young. Charles Lin
sey by Mr. Sabin and Milo L. Bennett by
Mr. Kiuredge; the ballots were as follows
l.
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mated by MIR Townsley and seconded by
Mr. Colby; Hon Timothy Follet, Of Bur
linp,on, was nominated by MIR Goodale. sec
ondcd by Mr. Hopkins and Hon. John
Kellogg of Benson, was nominated by Mr.
Wheeler. The ballots were as follows:
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nd IN motion of the latter the bill was laid
m the table and made the special order Tor
tomorrow morning.
Tbs Senate came in, and the joint assem-
hlo proceeded 10 make the following appoint
ment. e,, c.
veyor General H.,
- Adjourned.
sENATE.-2 o'clock, p. M.--Resofu'
|fions.-By Mr. Bowen, inslructing tne com
on elections TO inquire into the expeolensy
IF an alteration in the law relating to the
election of members OF Congress--passeu,
BiIr-Repealing the act regulating, the
practice Of physic and surgery, reported ey
Mr. swif. of the com. on education, that The
same ought 10 pass laid on the table, AFTER
remarks by Mr. Ranney, in favor oil the maj
massage. Aojo"s"eu
/ HOUSE. EssotssiSas- BY Mr. Sawyer
of Moretown instructing the judiciary com
TO inquire into the expedency OF requiring
that the safety fund banks receive the bill:
of such banks (which redeem with SPECIE
in paymen. of debts due them by Mr. Rich
ardson, inquiring ms TO the expedienoy OF oil
lowing justices Of the peace to bind over dis
orderly persons to keep the peace by MI
Bigelow, as 10 the cspediency OF board o
commissioners for education, 10 select anc
| prescribe school books &c. by Mr. Sleeper
directing Gen'l com. TO inquire as TO the ex
pedency of further measures TO restrain nea
cattle from running at large ; by Mr. fishe'
of Acton, directing the same committee Il
inquire into the expediency OF establishing
county poor houses /; by Mr. Rich OF Shore
ham. directing com. on roads and canals Il
INQUIRE into the expediency Of allowing
towns TO receive money, two thirds IN a
mount in lieu OF labor on highways, II pait
by the 18th Of May by Mr. Carpenter. pro
viding that 10 copies Of the 9Th vol. oil VI
Reports be deposited in The state Library b.
MIR Thomas, inslruciing as to the expedien
cy Of admitting the testimony OF person
without reference TO their religious belief
anJubts .sass tsfesei9f ne Juurrmry con
reported bill prescribing the punishment
of capital crimes, Sc. (lor treason, and 10
murder, whether By poison arson, or dSei
| ling. solitary confinement, in the state prsol
for life; in cases of second conviction 70
some offences, the punishment Of death j
preseiibed) MIR Miner moved 10 lay tn
bill on the tabIe-carried
The res, OF the sitting was spen, in max
ing county appointments. which we defer On
Ill tomorrow.
Wednesday, r. M--The Senate came in
when the joint committee proceeded to max,
the following county appointments:
wINDHAA COUNTY.
Henry !. W W, Assistan, Justices.
1 m IL
Gates Perry. jr., Sheriff.
Asa Duuon. high bsilif.
James Elliot. states attorney.
Dana Hyde. judge Of probate for the dis
trict OF Marlboro.
ElIery Albee, judge OF probate for the dis
trict OF Westminster
Marshal Miller. Waller Eager. Aaron c
Robinson. jail commissioners.
Rpni " A liza. -ha., ;as..~-.--
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Zlnri Howe, LIST assistant Justice.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Dnrias Moore. A..;.,, ,0.,;,..
Green Blackmer |''Ss = JUSTICES
Sam'l Il. Biackmcr. states attorney.
ARENAS Matterson. iudpe of nrobate IN,
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DHIUIHdY IWUIHIng, IU O'cl0fk
THE VICTORY COMPLETEin

DIV uetdlulng our paper lew hours We an
enabled to receive the Official Returns fromtk
Secretary Of States office at Trenton. from r.
cry county except Middlesex, which we COM
from the New Brunswick papers.
By these returns-which being Official. d
course determine the long doubted question
il appears that the whole Wing ticket i eeL
ed TO Congress, notwithstanding all the is
reports Of the betting gentry, and the onesiisi
course adopted BY some Of the Van Buren q
ticers of election.
OHro.-The Loco Focos have gained son,
advantage in this state, though as we beir
temporarily, and from other than poliitsl
causes, which we shall state next week. The
result of the election is Loco Foco Goyerna
and gain of 8 members of Congress for that
party. The Senate is equally divided and th.
Locos have majority Of in the House. Last
year the Wings had very small majority
The Journal of Com. says, In 1885, (oay
two years agoD there ras Vaa Bwa
maj. of2 in the Senate, and TEN IN he House.
Remember that ye erOakers"
SouTB CARoLISA.-This state turned pO-
litical summerset with Mr. Calhoun, and it was
supposed the whole Loco Foco Congressional
ticket would have been elected. Two wings
however are returned; one (Waddy ThomP
sony too in Mr.. Calhoun's own district, and
where he took the stump to talk down The
wing candidate, but without success.
PENNsYLvasIa.-Here the struggle has been
fierce and violent, and resulted in glorious
and substantial Wing victory, although The
Loco Foco candidate for Governors elected
The Wings, according to the N. Y. Express
have gained one member of Congress, anda
majority of the Legislature is Wing, and Tbs
secures Wing U. S. Senator, in place OF The
present Loco Foco incumbent The House
consists of 100 members, and the parties s'ch
last year Wings IS, Loco Foco 81. This year.
Wings 50, L. +. 4s. WHIG GAIN EIeHrEEs.
Present Wing mai. 4. The Senate consists o.
50 members. Last year parties stood, ". 3D.
L. F. is. This year, w. % L.F.ii. WING
GAIN EIGHT. Present Wing maj II. wig
in joint ballot yffleen' 1t Is unOe',
stood however that the seats OF Senators anu
eight delegates from Phila. county WI o cur
tested, on account of the difficulties oecasO''"
by the Loco Foco attempt to secure tue 'e '.s
,f Ingersoll to Congress The measures "n'"
hey took for that purpose, as Teiaied O'""'
operated to give majority of votes coun''u'
he Wing members Of the Legislature w..
nave been duly returned and will take '',,
'eats and probably vote on the choice o. M, :,
Senator. But setting them aside, the ""s'
,ave majority on joint ballot ola.
The following is an account Of the l,aDu :
empted to be practised by lngersol '"' ~
Foco candidate for Congress.
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tFrom the Niagara courier.l

Jacob Beamer, Samuel Chandler, Benz.
Waite, Alexander Mcleod, Erasius War
ner. and John w. Brown, the prisoners in
our Jail. sentenced TO be executed on the LIST
inst. have had their sentences commuted, by
The Lieut. Governor into transportation to
one of Her Majeslys penal colonies.
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From The N. Y Express. :.
THE FRIGHTFUL FRAUD ~
PENNSYLVANIA.

We call upon the whole country, ." "
one voice, to denounce the infamous, '' s,,oss
in which Charles jared lngers0'l lU .;"s'
himself upon the House Of Representa- ah
This is Loco Foco act, ponr'fayns n,;n.
a brand of hume, the whole ehatae't, r Nv
eipies, and professions of Loco fo Soo Wing
one of their great leaders Over ,Vy III; Lien len
votes are nullified at once, to SEM s H." in
der into Congress. We hazard nothing sn ., If
saying the whole South and West s IF The
his own party, will shove hlm ous have
House, no matter what help ne may "
from the Loco Focos of the NORM