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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

ENAMfLY GROCERIES,, &c.-Fresh and su-
Il erior Green and Black TIE Wines. Liquors, Goa
dais Spices Loaf. White and Brown usars, Java and
other Coffee Pickles and Caisups. white wheat Flour
superior Salad and Sperm OIL which with full assori
ofcareuily selected Family Groceries, will be sold
at wholesale or retail at the lowest market prices fol
cash by MARCUS BENSON,
ap13 81 Baltimore street
EpAITTHIOIsIE, MAY IA, IS40.--E. :. THO
He MAS, being called off to the East on business re
latins to the early publication ofhis "REMINISCENCES
sc. has appointed Mr. s. w. CosANT, his agent TO col
lect subscriptions 70 the work, who viii wait on the cit
ems for that purpose,
ma ID dit A PCT
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-03

BLACK HORSE GIN.
= PIPES Holland GIN, of the celebrated 'tBlack
eB Horse" brand, in store, and for sale by
THOS. b. ADAIR.
ma y Commerce 81.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

Il win positively prevent any disease. having ten
dency 20 keep che animal system in perfect health by
correcting tho circulation and impnIty Of the blood
and dsspating the heterogeneous humoFs Of the stom
ach. This article s considered by all who constantly
use it, real comfort-reviver Of nature, and the real
Elirir Of LIFE.
18Th DR.. F.'s TsetAiag Syrsp.-This is one of the
most highly priced articles with mothers nurses and
the public in general. A child could have no more
efectua remedy. 1t affords the little sufferer instant
relief. How many children might have been saved
by the timely application ofthis invaluable syrup! Ii
soothes the pain at the FIRST application, and it used
according to the directions, will prevent series of
Diseases such as feyers bowel complaints dropsy ts
and death, True, it is costly but dearer is The com
fort and life Of children. Try it, no disappointment
will be met WITH snd if it deserves patronage recon-
mend it for their sake.
18th. Dr. F's Healing SalUe, for bruises, scarifes.
ton Of the skin, soreness ulcers and the plies This
is one of the most scientific compounds for the above
complaints. will very soon heal up the most obst-
nate chronic, and oldest soreness-abate all inflam
maton-and gives almost instantaneous relief to the
internal OF external Piles $50 calledJ either blind or
bloody
Agents for the Gbove-Litchfeld, A. A. Lord Beth.
lem S. l. Looms: Plymouth, Dawson g. Bancroft
Woodbury., Merriman & Douglass Bristol, George
Mitchell; Brookfield, H. L. Peck & Co.
New York, Oct. "a, 1889. 1y21
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

dHu VIII U0 HdPPy 10 ACKNOWLEDGMENT IHe1I GUS"
toners as usual.
Leghorn and Straw Hats cleaned and pre-
pared, and Mountaineering done in the latest
style on short notice.
P. s. All persons indebted to A. P. CABLE
are requested to make immediate payment.
Litchfeld, April 4. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
RARE CHANCE.
RODGERS & PETERS

NFFER for sale from to doZ. SLEIGHs
~ and CUTTERS consisting of a variety Of
plain ones from SS25 to 1886 each. Also, il
lot of North River ribbed and swan-neoks,
from S35 to 1915. They have on hand, and
are constantly manufa eturingr Carriages and
Wagons, consisting of Chariots, single Car
siness and buggy Wagons, all of which they
will be happy to sell at a reasonable discount
for cash to suit the present "panic times.''
U- They have also first rate Painters in
their employ. and will execute Painting and
Repairing with neatness and despatch.
LilchfeLd. Dec. 10. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
JEW DAVEDsS
OR HEBREW PLASTER!

TIME pecuiarities of this Chemical Compound are
Il owing to its extraordinary effects upon the ami
NAL fibre nerves, gaments and muscles, its virtues
being carried by them to the immediate seat of dis
ease, or of pain and weakness. However good any
internal remedy may be-, this, as an external appca-
tion will prove powerful auxiliary in removing the
disease and facilitating the cure in gases Of Local In
fanmation, Scrofulous Affections, Kings Evil, Gout,
Infammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, and in all
cases where seated pain or weakness exist.
A gentleman travelling in the south Of Europe and
pass % in s o Wis., seS a 5s 1s
PLASTER, and Of the (as he considereO miraculous
cures it had performed, that he induced to try it
on his own person, for Lung and Liver affection,
journey, but which had resisted the genial influence
of that balmy and delicious climate. He soon found
his health improving; and in few weeks his cough
left him, the salowness of his skin disappeared his
nenty reinstated Since that time, he has been re.
commencing it to his friends and acquaintances for
all fixed pains whatever: such as rheumatism, govt
headache, nervous teethache pain in the side, hip,
back and limbs, scrofuIous humors, knots, wens,
white swelling, hard umors, stiff joints, ague cakes,
ague in the Breast weakness and pain in the stomach
weak limbs, ameness, affections of the spine female
weaknesses, &c. No female subject to- pain or
weakness in the back or side should be without it.
Married Eades, in delicate situations find great re-
lief from constantly wearing this plaster. The appl-
cation Of this plaster between the shoulders has been
found certain remedy for colds, coughs, phthisic
and lang affection, at their primary stages. 1t de-
stroys Inflammation by producing copous perspira.
ton. No physician should be without it. For par
ticuars, bill that accompanies each box and d.
rectons Each box contains sufficient to spread Of
Sold BY the Agents--At the Post Office Litchfeld;
Lake & Hayse, Bethfem McssEs- Belts, Woodbury.
JOHN M. CLARK, general agent for the states of
Rew-York q and Connecticut. Office Arcade Hall,
NIB. The above medicines are for sale in all the
principal places in the u States. Now. 1y23
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
1itchfeld County Mutual
FIR ID


THIS Company has been in operation a
l. considerable time, and has insured pro-
perty to very large amount. 1t has funds
on hand, and property pledged, sufficient to
indemnify those who insure against any loss
which will probably take place. The differ
ence between the expense of insaring in this
company and in ordinary insurance oomPa-
MES, is now too we'll understood to need any
explanation. Individuals in this county, who
choose to insure their property at triffing
expense, can apply to the Secretary in the
village of Litchfield, or to the agents in the
several towns.
DIRECTORS.
William Bue Jason Whiting
Oliver Goodwin David c. Sanford
Charles l.. Webb Richard Smith
Sylvester Gapin Israel Coe
Joseph Adams
WILLIAM BUEL, President.
SYLVESTER GALPIN, Sec'ry. tf27
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

DLEAcHED and brown Sheetings and Shirt.
ID ings, Bed Ticks, Canton FlanneIs-a
good Stockton sale by
Dec. B. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
New-IEaven and NeW-Xork
Steam Boat Lime.
Ss S;sfss;;;2;isSN!iIi3Essss

THE Boats of ",he successors Of the New
Il Haven Steamboat Company" will con-
tinue to run as heretofore, leaving New Ha-
ven daily, Sundays excepted0 at 8 o'clock
A. M. Returning. leave New-York daily.
Sundays excepted,) at o'clock A. M
Freight taken as usual.
The above mentioned Successors ofthe N.
Haven Steamboat Company will not be liable
for any loss or damage to goods agreed to be
transported by them, occasioned by storms.
fire, perils of the sea, or by any other act ex-
eept gross negligence proved on the part Of
said company, to a greater amount than twe'-
sy dollars, unless a special agreement, cover
ing such risks, is made in writing; and will
not in any case be liable for any loss occa-
stoned by any such risks, unless the contents
ofthe packages shipped shall be made known
to the said Company at the time of shipment.
and the same are specially specified and set
down in the receipt given by the Company
for the same. c. w. HUMAN, Agent
for The successors of the N. Hauen S. B. CO..
New Haven, Dec. 7, 1889. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02

tcr ne District Of Litchfeld the 18th day Of March
lS4O6Rhinehas Miner, Esq. late Judge Of the Cour
efPsocats fer said dissric. being deadpresent Cul
the dRioining dsirict Of PlymOutI, wko NAV b. eu
act, holding the ySfnle:
Upon the petition of Martin Webster, of
- Torrington. in the County of Litchfield,
showing to this court that he is the parent
and natural guardian of Susan Webster, Jane
Webster, William Webster, and Henry
Webster, all of said Torrington, and all mi
nors under the age of 81 years; that said mi
nors are the owners of real estate situated in
said Torrington, viz. about 60 acres of land,
bounded north on turnpike road, south on
land OF Benjamin Phelps, easterly and west.
erly ON Phinehas North's land also one
NTH OF about nine acres of land, living in
common and undivided with the heirs of
Phlnehas North, late of said Torrington, de.
ceased WHICH last mentioned piece Of land is
pounded pour north on highway, south on Giles
winnings land, and east and west on land
SET 10 the widow Of the said Phinehas North,
deceased, as dower-all of which lands OF
saio minors came to them by devise or de-
scent from their mother Pamela Webster.
iate OF SAID Torrington, deceased; that said
lands are unprodnctive, and that it would be
tor the benefit OF said minors that said lands
should be sold and the ayails thereof vested
in other real estate to be conveyed to said
minors. or placed at interest on good secnri.
~, or laid out in the nurture, education. or
advancement Of said minors, and praying for
liberty to sell said property for the PURPOSE
aforesaid, as per petition on file.
IL Is ordered by this Court, That said paren,
and guardian give notice of said application
by causing the same TO be published in one
OF the newspapers printed in Litchfeld, in
the county of Litchfield, three weeks sue.
i. cessively, at least six weeks before the hear.
ing; and that said petition will be heard a,
the probate Office in said Litchfield on The
10Th day OF May next, at 10 o'clock A. M,
Certified from Record.
- G. c. WOoDaUry, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-04-02
= Connecticut Registers,
and AllMaEbaeks, fol-.
1910.

Received for sale at the Book and Variety
Store of A. A. LORD.
LitchfeZd. JAM g. 50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14
Fro~ IA RioAnosi wAic q My O.
TIE POPULAR VOTE OF VIRGINIA IN Favor
OF HAREicOy

Whatever nay take place fsii. or nesi year.
or The year after. will unIes,ake u predict
We leave That to our venerable co-enporsry of the
Enquirer who. finding comisr in the present looks
10 the isiure Tor ii--but this in respect TO
he rs- the Presidential eeclian had depended upon
he vote OF Virginia just cast. Harrison would have oh
ta'nsd that vo- BY from 500 1000 majority. We
spsak by the card-we speak from a thorough invesi-
rsion ct the popular vote just givcn--making the
most hbcral allowance 90 the Administration in the
couniis. nut contested this spring aud Gen Harrison
would have reserved The vote Of the State by 500
rnai,uty.
In confirmation OF wha, say, submit the fol
p~ing statement of the the 20 contested
uos ani The vote OF $50 in the non-conicsed ccun
ne- fra the vote in the 81 contested counties, il
s?pesr- ti'ot the Wing gain surpa.scs me~i san
gaine aaicipaiions. In these counties. in 1886. the
Wig maioriiies were el3. the Van Buren, majur
ties tieI. giving a clear Van Buren, majority o
ALL. No~ The tables are turned. The Wing ma
yonses arr S62I. aud the Van Buren, maoriiies 9s2
leaving clear Wig MAJORITY of ASA. and a Wing
gain 0i nearly 5000. This !. what We call revslu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

To- 49, go asrsIa aaassss go 80 a..
ssafa.af 49, FL 80 - ttI 49, tlrsir.s -
49, - tea $3.50 - es fsessI itss..s ESQ e. o..
ssafteflel
- ttrtrftt 80 lHsealf as..af a.ss = -.
Iieaen 80 .lfsret go ~ ~. $780, !. -. -.
49, 49, 1 r. nesl.rr a.aa - s.
aait.isf 80 go NkrkFn uIT
49, - - $780, - -. -
49, fHEsft 49, - = 49, -. -,
sssss - asr re- secs 81 - 4. -
naref ista Hesr 49, go - =. -.
49, teeeahes II $500 a..i..-f at-s - -
- rff.fiI srtrraI.lel .sfsa go ga A. -
49, ~ ssafa. e.s ersas -. II. ss.r e.. -. -.
81 - $3.50
Fr~Hs ~ fllslrFl n - a. f.as 90. A..
go - 80 ~ HFH.rf aass 81. 80 -.
= -. 49, 49, - 80 s 80 k,ss.
~ - $780, ~ ae.rrH 49,. a i.
Wa leFlts sr.trs.s.f L 81. ... 60.
Cssees - 20 $780, - 49, Il 80 - e. -
49, ssse 49, $50 - ss.a "a -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14
From =, cr,;-,e.-. ~ IN Tcrie.

THR PESsfos AorSr GovERSor The raacer fa1y
remember that so~e woeks SINCE we gave an ae'siust
Of suit brought by tho M,rtimscl Co Bank at Con-
cord sgains Isaac Hill. for note of twelve hu''dfed
dslsrs Hi refused 10 a'ccps @: cir "r seson hun
bred dollars which The bank rendered him lair
compensation TOR The use OF the Covern:ns1t money
d-rc-sted BY him with IT, and Immediately fled n %
o,tset, bill for IA, services. tc. res.on Agent
The is yet decided but il wo,d seem by the
following from the Coacord Courier tina, his e,celen
cy has not forgotten the rr-csx-accuired his "bans
wrapping paper and Irvine" conaexion with the Co
vernmsni--of making out pretty large bill We
call sixrysrx (nearly) psLLARs DAY pretty good lay
and IL Mr. Hill Is not Pension Agent. and he sys he
il not what business has ne with tbs enor,noas per
diam alipwancei Is he spunying the Government out
OF itf But Z, the eltracl
'well. Las, autumn Senator Pierce. attorney FOE
the bsnk sued Mr. Hill Tor $1,000 then nearly
ootswsd; aud about The "a Of last month Mr. Hill
fled IN his ciet 10 this and 70 let readers
know this isci undersisndngly, awe told the lead
ing points of Hills conne1on with the Pension Agen-
cy. Well. reader, what da you suppose this boosicl
Democn charged the bank fr has services rs Pension
Agent ltior the bank. tor the of the money. was
% pay him for paying the pensouer-. and hc Lborcd
hard 10 get ne much public money deposile pos
she. that b. might receive tie more for it) Why
he charged the bank sl400 for examining pension Ger
hca,es. &C. &c.--sS90 Tor paying $4,000 to the
p 'nsioners-(a duty. ~ the wav. performed by the
c .shier OF the bank and 1900 interest on mo
nsy deposited in the bank in coanexion with tho Pen
sion Agency. Here are charged $500. or s65.1s
per day for zach jay he did any thing Pension Ag
eni The action is moi yet tried; and these facts
of which have come from the Pension Agent himsol
IN ms attempting TO create asympahy f,r his hard for
tune. or were drawn Out when his pension az ncy Wi
hnder consideration before the Legislature will show
Isaac Hill 10 perfection. we have known him; ans
they Will show also Why the Government has had Il
issue Treasury noes while millions Of tie public mo
ncy have been placed in the hands &c hansrup, part
sans TO hold them up. while the very policy these 70
liiical knaves have advocated Was breaking dow,
thousands OF business in all parts Of the country
and reducing the poor dayabosers poverty and wan
While this money hss been lodged the hands of tn
many Pension Agcns aud Others. heyund the reach {
the Government in lie hours of great want, The Tres
snry notes. 10 supply lis p.aoo have been drawn. il
teres md the tax.ridlen People have had to pay tn
| intercs, these noes"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14


We have nol wordsto efpres ~ 30 stssh -, c.
ior be siciop Of uarn.on Netsf have seen hs a,il.
e pulse hssi 81 high Ths souts and ohr.r. OF ii.s
immense muiniudc which had asisf a. o. Oh,
rom anf Poi Ofisce SATURDAY nfeh 81 -. ~ a.
ofhciai nssft bon Wastinfian sess ilai un8 is.,es
deechption Yesterday fhe scsno ~ 30 asf f,rr.fo
lsi0n COS iinusd AZ ~ ocioct. Cartain Sisfhsn.
sons eoFrs 81 sfiiiey Erred grsni federal sslais H.
NE evening fhe coy fiiumiflaisd-
ADe vel may Ne FsJosce We rsi1icf noi .sns.irh
fss ne sieado4 Of this sehsvesnsni g. o. a. -
henesn which o sIii Isoducs fsf ~ g.dni 81 spies
oof Ne hsNe 30 Iessou 81 bsiIsxs ihaf rhsn ~ %
esiFs the oficia sccoari. shall sscsiss a. f..sr
poininent The skiil wa shilh ne rlss sas co
ifised 90 oteuesohing zee aging snssnF. fss sssa
poi'"o % fisFrtsts ifge Thirh siss - cssas 80
snd c"pe wiih hia ronsisur pfiacipsif ~ nsalrsis
Hangers uptef Johnssu snd nsi sl a. si,gl $500
in ~hicb ths fsciey pas afhtered. Hili ~ ars b.
eiined - suspect. inngaa ~ d ~ chasseisr 81 49,
gallant and brilliant schisvsmsnf DsI a. $3.50 So.
fequfs NJ ofifia arrounis sFnblaslsa fhss fsfrs.
security o. thr tfaicf fsic 49, nas serr Isl 49,.
~ The trembling nsofhsr tlsi airhfy asss g. ris.
Der miami o. her bfess fsg frt ltl t-slie ID 80.
Capital capital Hoo vel ils rnitsf usuis - isls
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14
TIE sUB-rREssuRy sINpI,r,rr


t1esi'n. What is tho Ia ECU, snb.T,...s,
dues IN Specie 'he government
S- what becomes sf the money!
~ goes To pay tina dchis of ia. rov-r,,.,,
gu "ho aoss the eosernrnentowoi
SALARIES in sp.cici H' paying ihei'
Ans. Ccrtsfiy.
va. How many white mules over d x.o,.
neaut2 ~" many 10 Con-
about 600 '''o ia Ionnesut
q. and in Cornesa,i "s'e w Tue coun-
nesni "a re. a"a ia Con-
q. Then allihc evils Of the system mr.. to b. h,,,.
y 0ooo men, 'ha' 'airy fse may get their saaries in
slere' and siH h.aircd tisss lirse may d, ,o,
Ars Certainly.
dI WY are they entitled 10 any better nag ,,.,
me poor man " no labors for his 6s per dav1 Vs.
Ans. They snPEor, MIR. Van Baren aud ara ,,,,..
fore privileged class "''e'
wei'' indeed tsis is beautiful system. Itix
Democratic, and places on such ncr!ec, eou,I;,
Coans11 Ga-ff,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

TAO .s<--.s-f sew Yoxx A.
I'm, .ns Sna7sf*'-rsso ?, Als-sy IN r~.s.n MAY !!
nsn IN .S.rs ~ US A'yo', and wig A. AL.s
,.~s.s.s.1 ws't ''sshc ei;y! Ever, WI aide, n'ae'.
ssr'ssd ssmSioriiy OH Reyeaes too has
oos n'esr strength has Dc parted struggled hand,
,.. p,., 'ne hs., time Mayor no. b., .,...,
me, pe IN Albany The Locofss. b,o" sss,a %
the city, but ~i %ss e sS. Soase formerly Mayo. 's sf
ing place in ,Le $500. s,a LosoSism has no rest,
SPECIAL %e-.enecr from canads' bsa,,e.
to 'he British Pariiaeut acsr., 49,, sanns Petitions
r,osnce has arrived hore and goes 90, ' =. 2, the
The depression ia the unon.v
STOCKS are on the decline Tao.om ,,,n, e" -, -
sons aPpes's to Lessen every day. aud III, g
he,er times seem disisni IN ever F''ss" "i
nolesa'es from the Great Conven,ioo ar. s,,;,.
- :" 'nef wsy home. Many or them viii ,...a:.
to ss'eosa"oa OF das Iie:ory Of ferf M<irs
viii he grand affair. sppe''aneesN(
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14
SHoRTS-BY THE MAIL.

Buenos Ayres paPers have been received here 70 70
29lh March.
Mdrch 1.-THE town wss again illuminated on 1,
night OF Friday. the 9Th inst in honor Of the re eIeci
OF Cen Rosss AZ Governor and Capnin Ceieral Of ID
Pro Fnce. Military music paraded the streets as on ID
previous evsuing--yfh this difference. that they ca,
took separate route profusion Of rockets wcse &
charged.
letter in the Journal Of Commerce s,a,es III
propssIiions for peace bad been transmitted 10 Frnte
~ Admiral Dupotet. under the impression that tly
would be feyoraby received. and thus terminate te
lOng ersng difficulties with the Argentine Ropubl.
MI, Coffee retirss from the Management; Of the Phil
sdelPhis Exchange.
Analganafioa The blooJs OF Jamaics. L. =. bes,.
ING that white girl living with two bIsck boys
caught the lads and and fcaherod their heads turn
cd Them loose in tho Ieldscaught nc girl and runds
her stand upright The bar at Andersons tavern 70
% gazsd at for an hour, and ihon dismissed her with
out injury.
TSOops--Ths Buffalo Commercial says. Col WORMS
regiment Of Infantry. (the BIN on their way 10 the
Winnebsgo country. will arrive IN this city Tomorrow
afternoon. in the cars from Nagsss Falls. This corps
500 strong, and will proceed orhwitk TO heir place
Of destination. by The siesmboats Buffalo and Cless.
land. which have been chartered expressly fos fhss
Purpose-l JOO baTreis Of provisions. consisting Of
Hour pork, eeoG 6c were parchased here snd placed
on board this morning. BY the Comuissary.
The Pycayune says. The nights are o,s cap;tsi for
outdoor ioafng We saw some do an "a ,ba e,aferni
" spread out upon the cstOa ,lss sst evening an
pareny enjoying great cor or b;ls snoyzinr h ,bo
opon arr
TIE Great Gu. cc-,--An,rs p,yre,f,l and learn.
POI hed 1~dgo Hopkinson. ef Philadelphia tho
~ fs'.med verdioi--n The case Of 726 pieces Of
'O1 aud oasHmeres in favor Of The clsfranis The
Two drst count and he United siafss tho remain.
nc eleven. which frfsiis sll the goods valued %
100000.
During The siosn on Sunday 25h. osrai heat u
den with goods. valued 81 $4,000. vas carried By io
current over Arnoskssg Falls. snd rendered total
wreck The rev iuupcd overheard snd luccsc5ed
10 reaching re iaud.
n Tiz5 yryf.cs--Ths Signal. piscss Mzsoot ncsr
,fsSsiya. N siuding mo recent arrival Of The Arss
rip. What conf1sion q wines ard lsiifudcs
Love. 10 FssfsoaiH, ssfssaus suite ~ O. -.
nsn; e 1ps.or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-14

Ia iailo~iag card. ~hicA sppssr. IN the Ciobs Of
Nc sA -es~s seans 81 lie i.elag With ~hich one Of
NJ s.dng usn - NE va Bsrca party views s con
d'nan ard pss-Fscis Mr. Fsxyih = MT bind 10 mel
'hsF b. i.ais ssskius hs ,nsssss, snd ~s e.ano
sai b-.sss a.. card d.sssaei y. fesns that he Va.
dsfIoiul~S 10 he pso.pecs of ne party viii which
ss -. sousd hard md go and eyyo.ed TO ..r At H.
THE VICE PRESIDENCY.
To Consentoa fr.rudy 10 he prss-ut Aasaiatsirs.
i'on ~htch -si si Balumars On ne SIN Of MAY 20
recommend canJjaes 81 Ghs neti election fr Prcsi.
deni ard Wee President end hsyiue adjourned Al or
d~ebnfng % nOmioaie for ne yieesPresdency con.
s'def aysrh anf-nr'Eed - inierfere thar qos.on
20 'af - have eesn made Fss.asly insre..sd IN
The Uu.Oa parsy IN CsorF.. whieh id NE the
sonor very Unsspsctedly. - make an sncsadiliossl
aominaiien 81 NJ ior thai ofice last wear had th.
s'ndns-,; On ooniornsiy ~ ny ~.hes change that
nonsion into an etrre..son Of prefcrsnos. and
'sf me sai3sct ~ As deri.o az ta-e who we're "a.
Eeetsd. tsis r-presestus tAsr scsl friends. 20 de-
oids upon a.
NJ 1scison having heen nnsJs union ard .oncer
0fsciioa are not ~ - sntcigaied Accerdsng a.
ne present ss's II hing. fu~as q the Admins
o. hon ran hepe of an slecbon ~ the people The
mere iofunste b. thro~n ONLY high enough on tls
slsci0sa POI! % the shancs IL heins chosen b.
ne Senate. Nhoeycr socreeas. then. ssl sccups
his p.see Uifh ne peri-ct knos ledge rba he owes ~
elsvSiion % me parsiiy 81 irsesn~n Of his own TAR
y. ani holds against ihs decsion Of oriy Of hi.
fellow-CitEens
withhold the susiaininE Is~ss ~ polais arprsbs-
ton. and ne honor sna cunoia~ais 81 rutle oaoe in
al fres snd particularly "a Ihis are bot ,r
reeompen.~s fr hs slF perirna-d. ne Fespus
ncurrrd ord ne gr-s misrepresentation itahly
sncountcsrd IN sui6liing o. duIics During lane
aii not uusoece,sfai pubiic esreer have never ve
hsen piac-d siiusian dosibt thst the position
occUyiei arfrssde fks ..ssw 81 tls ef,sf ma
Joriy q tbsss % sheFa belonged ihs rghi - c,nroi
a. cesire publtc siafian ~ ether terma VIII.
eui denying - the Union rariy ia C~sssa o. 10 ans
Other prson ofmy fellow riinrrs ne righf D. n.s nv
aaur. ~ ~ tbrir orinioa u S b. bcneheisi o. s.f
public q ~il nae b. iorihef uiSsd uP ihs conies
u my wishes asc rrspscted. Whiis the ooaiosi cnn.
tinaes would hs ssnscc Of vrza,.on IN me ana
What would - eoasiseret socccssful result n az.
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