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the use of my name for the first or second
office, or neither, as advisable, my acqui-
escence is heartily given.
To such of my felow-cjtizens as are
nominating me for the office of the vice
presidency in advance of the meeting OF
the Baltimore convention, my thanks are
due, and cheerfully given. 1t does not
become me 10 condemn an honest differ
ence of opinion among my friends. or TO
take part in favor of the one side against
tho other in their friendly efforts 10 pro-.
cure my nomination for the Office of Pres
ident or Vice President. And as | could
do nothing, consistent with my public
pledges, in this respect, withou, giving
dissatisfaction to some of them, the ma
tlonal convention, where majority will
rule, must dispose Of me, and decide the
controversy between them.
In the mean time, let every one be full
iy persuaded in his own mind, and act
accordingly; and no cause of complaint
can exist with any, or agains, any.
wish, OF course, to give no cause of Of
fence to my friends, whether they prefer
me for the first Office or the second.
hope they will readily yield up their pre-
ierences to majority in the convention,
no matter how adverse to their views or
wishes. l shall pursue this course, and
exhort every friend have to do likewise,
IN order to preserve harmony and secure
the united effort of the party. repeat.
between my friends my position is that
of neutrality, until the convention shall
act and dispose of me /; in the mean time,
am in the, hands of the people. Should
1t be the pleasure of the convention to
nominate me for the first office, should
accept the honor with gratitude and re-
luclance. | should accept of the second
with thanks and with pleasure; and am
willing to take my position among the
rank and file, if such be the pleasure
of the convention, without a murmur.
Wherever | may be placed, shall try TO
animate my associates 10 do what | con-
slderour duty to our country; and, hav.
ing thus discharged it, according to our
consciences, we will hope for victory.
II. M. JOHNSON.
January %, 1874,
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county, SIS
In La Sale county Circuit Court, to March
Term, is9i.--lienry Chouicau, Us. Calvin C..
waller and Luther NJ. Parsons-Attachment
y oiiCE Is hereby given to the said Calvin C..
~ waller and Luther NJ. Parsons, that writ
CT attachment has been issued out of the clerks
once OF the circuit Court of said county directed
10 tne sneriii OF said La Sale county, dated the
eigh'h day OF February, A. D., 1874, at The suit
OF the sand Henry Chouteau, agans, the estate of
GAVIN u Waller and Luther NJ. Parsons, which
was returned by the said sheriff with an endorse
ment thereon, as follows; "Executed the within
writ by attaching The southeast quarter of section
number eleven, (ll) end the south.wes, quarter
oil section number twelve, (l2) all in township
number 'hiry.lour, (3ll range number five, (bl
east OF The third principal meridian in my county.
,his oth day OF February, \. d., Is44." Now un.
less you, the said Calvin G. Waller and Luther
NJ PARSONS, shall be and appear before the Judge
Of The La Sale county Circuit Court ON the FRS,
DAY OF The next term thereof. to be holden n, The
court house in Ottaw1, on Friday the III dav Of
march next and give special hail and plead TO the
Pa'nt'fl action judgment will be entered opoin,,
you IN favor OF the saik Henry Chouteau. and tho
property 50 attached will DO sold TO sai;,fv s,;d
judgment and costs. lIELANu 81
J. V. A. d A. Hoes. prGs att'ys,
Ottawa, February %, iSii. s6-.
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ENHE subscribers have just received, a, their
Il Old stand IN Ottawa, direct from New Yorh
and Boston, their winter supply Of
DRY GOODS,
Among which arc
Is pieces of black, blue.bIack, blue, and
invisible green broadcloihs, cassimeres.
and beaver cloths:
5opieces sa'.inels, Kentucky jeans. Sleeps
gray, and linseys;
20 pieces flannel Canton do.
10 bales bro. sheeling, cotton yarn, &c.
The Indies wants and wishes have been a,len-
ded 10! and they will find, by calling, tts, our
stock will equal. if not exceed ely in the country.
1t consists, IN part, of
500 pieces of Erglish, French, and Anne
rican prints, of all shades and colors,
from six cents up;
20 pieces of French, English, and Ger
man merinos
20 pieces Of plain and figured vclvets, al.
pacca, and muslin dc LANES;
Ribbons, Swiss, book, plain, and figured
jackenet, muslins, laces, gloves, shawls,
handkerchleis, together with the "thou.
sand and one" Of The little fixens usual.
ly called for.
But if you will call end examine IL NIL VIC s,k.
as we are confident the quality and prices Of OF.
goods cannot fail to please the purchaser.
l.. p. SANGER g. Co.
Ottawa, Dec. 3. 1913.
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STATA OF ILLINOIS, Bureau county, SIS
ni!cnit Court thereof, to May term, A. d.,
l84i--ln Chancery.
NJ Office is hereby given to Shavalia Fayet,e
~ and Elizabeth his wife, Alfred +. Clark and
ha',iet his wlie, SeIby Dooil,le, Melissa Dooli,.
Tie, Ellen Doolit,lo, Julia Dooltle, Asher boo.
little, Edgar Dooltle and Mormon Dooi tie. heir,
a'liw OF Asher Doo':uIe, deceased and 10 all 9TH
ers interested IN the estate of said Asher Dooi,le
deceased, that petition will be presented TO the
OHcult Court CT said county of Bureau at the next
term thereof 10 be holden ut the cour, house in
Princeton on the 18th day of May next, for the
sale OF all the real estate belonging to said estate
Tor the payment of the liabilities of said estate
when and where you may appear and show cause
II any you have, why such sale should no, be dc.
creed. OUNCE DOOlIrrLE, Erecutr;x
SIDNEY SMITH, Executor.
Glover Il Cook, soils for pct.
Princeton, February 10, 1si4. 35-3
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School.

7 b ME subscriber will commence the
n spring term of his school on Mon
day the 10th of March next Being his
objec, to teach principles and ideas, rath-
er than words, he hopes TO be able to re-
tain that confidence which the public have
SO generously reposed in him. At the
close OF the present term some 20 or 25
scholars, mostly from the country, will
leave, so that the oft-repeated objection,
tina, "the school is too full" will, ia a
measure, be obviated. He will continue
to be assisted by Miss Stowell, whose
qualifications as an instructor of youth,
are so well known in this community.
Tuition, exclusive Of the school fund,
from $3.50 to $500 per term, according
to studies pursued. A. SAWYER.
Ottawa, Feb 30, 1874,
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county. ss.--
Circuit Court, to March term, distribution
for divorce.
~ Office is hereby given, that Eli NJ.
IN Kinnie has filed in the clerks office
of the circuit court of said county his poti-
ton paying TO be divorced from Ruth VI.
hlnnle that summons has been issued
in said cause, returnable before the said
circuit court, on the first day of the mex,
term thereof, to be holden at the court
house in Ottawa, on Friday the 29th day
of March next; and it appearing, by sat
islactory affidavit filed in the office of the
clerk ofsaid court, that the said Ruth NJ.
klnnie is a nonresident of the said state of
Illinois, now, unless you, the said Ruth
VI. kinnie, shall personally be and appear
before the Said circuit court, to be holden
at the time and place aforesaid, and an
swer tie said petition, the same will be
taken as confessed, and the matters and
things therein prayed for will be decreed
according to tie prayer of said Eli NJ.
Kinnie. l.. LELAND. Clerk.
NJ. II. SwIFT,So. for pet.
Ottawa, Jan. rs, 1913. 3s.-4t
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NEW STORE AT DAYTON.

HNliE subscribers would make known
H. TO their friends aud the community
generally, and especially those visiting the
mills, that they have opened a store a!
Dayton, in the corner room formerly the
bar-room) Of the brick tavern. where they
intend keeping rs good an assortment of
goods as can be found in any country
store.
We solicit The patronage Of the public.
and pledge ourselves to sell as cheap as
we Go in Ottawa. Persons visiting the
mills will, consequently, be saved the me-
cessi,y of going to Ottawa Cor what arti-
clcs they may want.
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gzX Va gINEAI..

MABRlED-On the pa inst, at Peru, by the
Rev. Mr.. Mnard, Mr.. ABRAHAM HONS to Hiss
RoXANA OsBoRN, all Of Peru.
We have just time to sag that the happy pair
did no, forget the ptiotcrs. May health, peace,
and prosperity always attend them, and "may
their shadows never lie less"
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Garden seeds.

" EGETABLE and FLOWER
' From the Fredonia Garden, care.
fully selected, and comprising all the new
and most splendid varieties of flowers for
ornamenting yards and Gardens, for sale
at the Drug Store Of G. l.. THOMSON.
Feb. l6, 1874.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county SIS
In Cbancery-Petition for sale OF real estate.
" Office is hereby given to the heirs
~ al law of James Mccall, deceased,
end to all others interested in the estate of
said deceased, that, on the 18th day of
April, A. ID. 1874, we shall present pc.
tlllon 10 the circuit court of said county,
then to be in session, for the sale of so
much of the real estate of said deceased
as will be sufficient to pay the debts Of
said deceased, when and where you can
appear and show cause, il any You have
why such sale should not be decreed.
DANIEL ii. BURDlGK, Admir-,
ELIZABETH KENT, Adm'x.
GLOVER ~ Cook, soils for pet.
Ottawa, Feb. %. 1874.
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a LL persons having claims against
IA the estate Of John Johnston, deed,
are hereby notified and requested TO al
tend before the probate Justice Of La
Sale county, Illinois, at his office in Of
lawa in said county, on the first Monday
in April next, for the purpose of having
the same adjusted that being the day
fixed upon by the subscriber, in pursu.
ancc of the statute, for The purpose of set.
Ting and adjusting all claims against said
deceden,, JAMES N. RrcpER.
Jan. 5, 1874. 2D-6,. Administrator
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county, set
Circuit cour, of said county, to March term. A.
ID. 18Th William Reddck Us. Alonzo Wal
bridge, administrator, &c, Arthur Bronson,
James u. Campbell, aud others.-In chancery.
bill to torecose mortgage.
n OFFICES hereby given to the said
J. Y Arthur Bronson and James b.
Campbell, that the said William Reddick
has filed in the clerks Office Of the circuit
court of said county his bill in chancerv
To loreciose a mortgage against them and
others, and that a summons has been is
ned in said cause, returnable before the
said circuit court, on the first day of the
next term thereof, to be holden al the
court house in Ottawa, on Friday the 20th
day of March, A. ID. lsif--and ii appear
ing by satisfactory affidavit filed in the
office OF the clerk of said court, tina, the
said Arthur Bronson and James b. Camp
bell reside out of the state Of Illinoise ::
Now unless they the said Arthur Bron-
son and James Campbell shall personal
Iy be an appear before the said circuit
court TO be holden at the time and place
aforesaid, and answer the matters and
things contained and charged in said bill,
the same will be taken as confessed and
decree be entered against them accord
ing TO the prayer Of said bill.
l.. LELAND.
Clerk Of circuit court Of La Sale co.
j. v A. T. A. HOES, Com. Sol'c,ts.
jan 20, 1914. 32--4t.
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AdMlimistratOr,s Notice

a LL persons having claims against
IN the estate of John Woods, decd,
are hereby notified and requested to at,
tend before the Probate Justice of La
Sale county, Illinois, at his office in OF.
'awa in said county, on Monday the LIST
day OF July next, for the purpose of hay
ing the same adjusted; that being the day
liked upon by the subscribers, in pursn-
ance OF the statute, for the purpose of
settling and adjusting all claims agains,
said decedent.
n. NJ REEDER, Adm.
CHARITY WOODS, Adm'x.
Feb. l6, 1874.
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January %, 1874,

A beautiful Oriental proverb runs thus:
with time and patience, the mulberry
leaf becomes satin
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Wool, Tobacco, and uc,nn.

ibEkAL Cash Advances made. on the above
- articles, for shipment, to New York.
. THERON PARDEE.
+. Chicago, Jan. 10, 1874. q.
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Green APPLES.

a FEW barrels of choice green ap-
"A pies for sale by Il. ID. BREWSTER.
Peru. Jan. l6. 1914.
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FALL Il WINTER GOODS.
FENHE subscriber is now opening. from New
Il York, general assortment Of STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
Blue, Black, Bro,cn, and Mired
BROAD CLOTHS.
Sleeps Gray Domestic Cloth,
Black anb Mired Satfine,s,
Beaver cloth.
Red and UhHe Fanneis.
DOmeStiCS and Bieoched Coitons,
Cotton and WoHen Yarn,
And a variety of other goods, such as are usually
kept in country stores
GROCERIES.
Teas, Coffee, Sugar, MolasSes.
Pug, smoking, and fne-cm Tobacco,
Spices Of all kinds.
SHELF WARE.
"A large assortment Of Boston Nails,
Hres, etc. etc.
ALSO, large assortment Of
Thick and Fine Boots,
DO. for Boys, superior,
Thick and Kip Brogans,
Letlies' Sip and Walting Shoes.
The subscriber will receive in exchange for the
nbo9c, wheat, oats tallow, bces-wax, dry aud
green hides, deer skins, lcrs, and all kinds OF
country produce. G. BURR.
Ottawa, Oct. q, lSi3, le.-.tf
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Administrators Notice,

A Lib persons having claims against
IN the estate of Jehu Gum, decd, are
hereby notified and requested to attend
before the Probate Justice of La Sale
county, Illinois, n, his Office in Ottawa in
said county, on Monday the LIST day of
July next, for the purpose of having the
same adjusted; that being the day fixed
upon by the subscriber, in pursuance Of
the statute, for the purpose of settling and
adjusting all claims against said deceden,.
n. NJ. REEDER, Adm.
Feb. is. 1914.
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Shcrilas,y,

"E are authorized to announce the name
y w of WILLIAM r. MACLAY rs a can
aidate for the office of SHERIFF., at the en-
suing August election, subject To tie decision Oj
Meptople on the first Monday of august next.
Feb. 8, 1914.
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List of Lands

GITUATED in the county of Kendall and state
- of Illinois, on which taxes remain due and
unpaid for the year a. d. lSi3.
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to inform the citizens OF Ottawa
w and vicinity that he has removed to the
lllage of Ottawa with a view of practising in his
Profession. Residence near the Mechanics Hall
Ottawa, Feb. ., 1914, 10
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ShGriG'a!ey.

A L the solicitation of many Of my democratic
IA. friends in various parts of LA Sale county,
am induced to offer myself as candidate for the
office OF SHERIFF, subject to the decision of the
county convention, should one 30 held.
Peru, Feb. L. JOHN HOFFMAN.
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- llhds. N. o. sugar,
q 2 bis. loaf sugar,
2" crushed do,
20 sacks Rio and Havana coffee,
l6 chests young Tyson and imp. teas,
10 boxes rasns,
80 kegs nails,
For sale at prices TO suit the times, for
cash or ready pay.
Nov. Is. l.. p. SANGER & Co.
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Shcrinalfy.

4 L the solicitation of many Of my democratic
IA friends, offer myself as candidate for thc
Office of SHERIFF, at the ensuing Angus, cleo
ton, subjec, to the decision of the democratic
county convention. {. X. POTTER.
Feb. 8, 1874.
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Packet Cor Illinois River.

son, leaving 81. Louis every Saturday at 1 p. NJ.
and arrive at Peru and Ottawa OH the following
Mondays at l2, p. M. Returning, will leave
Peru every Tuesday at 9, A. NJ, and arrive at
st. Louis on Thursday morning.
Capt. Dickinson, grateful for the liberal sup
port which has been extended 10 him during past
seasons, hopes by strict attention to business en-
trusted To him to inertia continuance of the same.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
Il. ;. J. WADSWORTHi Ag'ts. Chicago.
HORACE NORTON s. co. {"
WALKER & HICKLING, Ottawa.
JOHN HOFFMAN,, Peru.
BALDWIN g. BREWSTER,
STlLLMAN, CRANLEY d Co, Peoria.
GREEDY & GALE. "St. Louis.
W. II. TURNER Il Co.,
Which las, are also agents for boats on the south.
ern and western rivers.
Ottawa, February %. 1874.
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Cheap for Cash or Writer Wheat.

Cheap for Cash or Winter wheat.
ME subscriber will sell on the mos,
h reasonable terms, for cash or good
winter wheat, Broad Cloths, Cdssi,nese,,
SattinetS, French MeriaOeS, French
Bombasines. Sc, as, also, any other ar
,ce in his line of business. Call and see
and examine for yourselves.
JOHN SIlULER.
Ottawa, August 25, ls43. lott.
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JOhu Hoffman.
ISaac ID. gIfarrfsni,
Storage q FOrwardiug

4 BY Alison WOODRUFF. a,
'GGS.s,E -Ss the steamboa, landing, corner Of
" srEFf Columbus and Water sis. Ouews.
mates cheap CASH paid for Pork.
January 5, 1914 oo-sn
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VIEW GOODS! NEW GOODSI

yof SuoW UT lTUuUCS.
oSI received, at the LADIES' FANCY
- SURE In Ottawa, direct from Now York
and 81. Louis, large assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting in part, Of
Calicoes, Of all kinds, qualities, ard sri-
ces; good assortment of Muslin d.
LANES, French DEFINITE, for ladies'
dresses, ladies' Crarats and Laces
Cotton and silk Umbrellas, Fannels
and Sha,cls Of oil descriptions. phitc
and black totton and scorsted Stock.
mgs, bro,cn and ,Uhuc Table .Spread,.
Ribbons, Sc, &c.
Also, just received, large assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
For gentlemen, consisting of coats. pants vest.
boots and shoes, &C. '
Also. large quantity Of SHIFTING and
SHEETING.
The public are assured that, as we have, at the
solicitation of our friends, abandoned our iu,en.
ton OF going to New Orleans, we are determined
to sell a, the lo'oesi possible raies-cheaper than
can be bought anywhere else in Ottawa. or in
Peru or Chicago. Ladies aud gentlemen are in.
yi'ed to call before purchasing anywhere else,
Remember, we charge nothing 10 show our roo1s
DON'T FORGET TO CALI!
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NOTICE is hereby given, that application will
~ be made TO the circuit court of Kendall coun.
ty. in said state at the April term thereof in tho
year A. d. 1914, to be holden at the court house
on Monday the 18th day of April next, for iudr-
ment against said lands for taxes, interest and
costs thereon and for an order TO sell said lands
Tor the satisfaction thereof; and all the lands
against which judgment shall he pronounced and
Tor the sale of which such order shalt be made
VIII he exposed to public sale at the door of the
court house IN forkviIIc, on the 2l Monday mex,
succeeding SAID term of said circuit court, for the
amount oil SAID taxes, interest and costs due there
on. AhMON b. IVES.
COlsc'Or If Kendall co,iiiy, Ills.
YorkTillc, Feb . LIST, 1914.
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II. IELAND,
Clerk o circuit court Of La Sale CO.
j. '. A. d A. HOES, Com. Sol'crs.
Jan, 20, 1914. 32--4t.
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WINTER GOODS.

E>HE subscribers have just received, a, their
l. Old stand IN Ottawa, direct from New YORK
and Boston, their winter supply Of
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-07
Correspondence Of tie Madisonian.
PuILApsLrHIA, June 9th, ls44

PuILApELrHI. June 9Th 1914
Mr. Dean Sra;
We have met the enemy on their own ground.
We have arreycd ourselves on the field where the
Bank monster, killed by Jackson, won her most
splendid victory. We have fought with tie advo.
Gates Of the Bank killed by President Tyler, and in
their own citadel. The war has been carried into
Africa. The Guard" has charged In advance Of
the army. Let the main body follow in the glorious
path, and we achieve a triumph for Anli-Bankism,
State rights, Oregon, Texas and Tyler.
On tweniy-four hours notice, in two papers, a
meeting Yves convened last evening in front Of the
sacred Hall Of Independence. Over five thousand
persons obeyed the summons. At halfpsst eight
O'Clock, the meeting called TO order, and that
tried veteran OF Democracy, Amos Ho ahan, was
called to the Chair assisted by about forty Vice Pr
sidents. At this stage, attempt was made to dis
turb the meeting, but the majority was against the
contemplate few, and they we're sgnally defeated
Thoms. Dunn Eoglish introduced the resolutions
prepared by the committee, by few remarks which
we're loudly cheercd. The resolutions declared that
the meeting responded Enthusiastically to the nomi-
nation Of John Tyler, for reasons which they emu.
meratcd-that they presented him to the People on
his issues-that they regarded the immediate ro-an.
nexation Of Texas indispensable TO the honor and
sife'y Of the county-snd that the attempt made BY
the British Government 10 interfere in our affairs,
and prevent the remuneration Of Texas was re
PEELED with the Indignation Of freemen.
The resolotons wer, tiumphsnily carried, and Mr..
Enelsh continued his remarks touching upon the
availability OF Mr. Tyler, the issues presen,ed-bis
consi tency on the Bank question and especially on
the merit which must accrue 10 him on the Tesss
question: measure brought forward and sustained
by him in he teeth Of opposition at once anti Amer
can and unjust He concluded by expressing the deter
mnaton Of the fend. OF MIR Tyler to run him to the
last and to fight his and pri pies iii n. ia a
ball and last kernel Of powder was gone The audi
ence who listened vii breiihess attention. broL,
forth, at its conclusion into hearty and enthusiastic
cheers.
James II Hiyman next came forward and ans.
tanned The President in very neat and able speech
He was followed by
Joseph Graham, Of Cincinnati who. for nearly an
hour, kept the aujience entrsnced by a ma.,.rlv
speech in which he touched upon the tonic. Of IN.
day. He descsnted finely on the Texas ou,.,io,
showed how certainly It was identified with IN. hon.
or OF the nation, and wound up with brilliant bur,.
ofsIoqoencs in favor Of the President, and hi, poou
lar issues