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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-09

SEAouAkE."-we learn from Captain Russell,
of the Judson, arrived yesterday from Demerara,
that on the 10th Of October, the leland Of Saba
bearing s. s. E. distant about one hundred miles,
shock Of earthquake was felt on board the brig,
which caused her to CULVER as If she had struck
upon a rock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-09

40 Conservatives, % Radicals, and doubtful.
There are eighty four members in all to be elect
ed, and by the above, seventy-two are certainly
chosen, giving the Governor General majority of
at leas. eight, throwing the doubtful against
him. Twelve more are to be returned.
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New YORK. NOVEMBER 8, 1874
SR-I do respectfully beg leave correct mistake in
yeu paperhat is say that the entertainment board Of
the Great Western for the reception of the invited guests
last which supposed have been by
had no hand in getting up the dinner aud did
the table and had could have done with
and elegance than arranged by FRIEND the steward Of
the ship MIR. Crofford.
Yours, THOMAS DOWNING.
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ming high In 81. Louis. We havei already had two
plays this SEASON. taken from ths French school, and the
Gazette says Me- NJ Field, Of the Rsvsilis Is engage
translation Of Cathsrne Howard, from the Frenc
Of Dumas, and that other gentleman is also work
the same drama.
Vests Great Painting Of Christ Healing the Sick has
been exhibited at the First Presbyterian Church Of St.
Louis.
The Boston Lycsum is aead-the directors having
voted to discontinue the lectures advertised for tine
son.
Mr. Bsnk, converted Jew, from Poland has been lee
turing to crowded houses in Thomaston Mane the past
week.
Mrs Kelley whom many Of our readers will reccllect
the very clever English and ballad who
visited this country five years SINCE with her has
band has become the manageress OF the London Theatre
Roys Lyceum, late the English Opera House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-09

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION. The returns re-.
ceived show wing gain. There were reports ad-
verse to them received yesterday, but they are pro.
badly destitute Of truth.
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THOMAS DOWNING.

ALI Philadelphia Subscriptions To tho
HERALD be paid the agents. Zieber Co., Ledger
obtained daily at O'Clock. I'm
constitutional Debility Cured.-The Tonic
Mxtn prepared by the College q Medicine and Pharmacy Of
the city of New York. confidently recommended for all
debility produced by indugence any kind
Invaluable remedy impotence stsrity barrenness
(unless depending maI-fomationl
Single bottles 81 each Of haf dozen ST. carefully
packed and sent TO all parts Of the Union.
ce OF the College of Medicine Pharmacy rs Nassau
street w. g. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
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FROM Rio JASEIRo. Capt. Neill of the barque
st. Joseph, from Rio Janeiro, Sept. 10, reports all
quiet at that place, and coffee arriving in abund-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-09

EARTHQUAKE AT ST. CRoH. We learn from
Capt Tikob, Of the brig Eliza, arrived at this port
yesterday, that severe shock Of an earthquake
was experienced at that place on the Goth ult.,
cracking the walls Of the sugar-houses, and doing
much other damage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-09

INTELLIGENCE FROM CANADA We should think
that sufficient returns had been received from Ca.
NADIA to show positively how the elections have
gone IN that province. Let US annex list Of the
returns made:-
PARLIAMENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-09

obtained daily at O'Clock. I'm
constitutional Debility Cured.-The Tonic
II ssv By hs e Msns and II Of
hi e
iunes; d.psnding on ma -iSrmasOnJ '-''eA''
sps fis e Il 9 Goa dozen 81 carefully
ss 's q h csis $f5aSR ~ JSss.H.s X s.'
Horrible and Frightful Contrast. At
'% ss Il: sss ;ss ss
s;'i ss% 81. really Ss'sf 70 behold
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neck and fac the jsy beard and short whisEe beautiful
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phia; and iss Fulton street, Brooklyn
Medical Advice In Private Dlseascs.-Ths
members Of the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy,
% e IL x .s
snd %sa
se1 .ss from S.'nss
q Suffering and m msy %
thu, avoided One Of h s ms%bsIs Cosss
hS; complains attend: for consultation daily from
P5R%Nf RI 6 y; dSSikYs ISy%rpsr
.Spa application, forwarded containing
oss III ss'ea tim. 'a.
a Post
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, % Nassau
Returns or the EIcstIon.-Nothing Is moro
than r.. for gentlemen e the different political parties
.. s s e the Wind $
that can You be supplied with NOR.
beautiful Or more durable article than at Tie Cos store.
abs Hats and Caps always hand Also, Mus efevey
description.
Charity to the Poor Of New York.-The
.e.d mS n sSp Of $
nsr fss ss s :h s.s
remedy Jones'. Soap he poor-hat is
he Sold SUCH only Chatham street, srss'' '
veIpcau's Specific pills, for the Radical
% ss% IL ss:' Hospital I &c ca $ :. .s S
Is at IL q &. rrs
su5e much shorter time than any other remedy, without
s, si sIss cSs sS'ofs Ssd
"a host OF respectabIe names, ali bearing
testimony the sovereign restorative power Of Dr. Sherman
Campko Headache Lssenses, might be adduced-ks asw
The Rev Mr. cnosmrLL Of the Episcopal Church, Auburn.
S S% q bis
much mental exercise. -. -
Mr. A. KRAyrH Of the proprietors Of the Sunday Me;
curry NJ " been subject periodical
headaches very bad conne him his bed Sheman
Cemphor Loxenge invariably relieve him in less than fifteen
minutes.
CIeTymen and lawyers who are Obliged 70 undergo
exertions amidst much excitement will find
sona Of Lozenge Of incacuabe benefit preventing The
shsrmans warehouse is O6 Nassau street. - : ~
Hlcord Partisan Alternative Mixture, for
of primary secondary syphilis yeneeal
acers nodes COMPLAINT prodnced by nudcous
Of mercury, nnskfu medical treatment All
letting yenenal tt eIn ,ns "a their system should pse
this powerful purifier without delay consider
himself safe after having venss without thorough
cleansing the with this justly celebrated Alternative
Sold in single bottles 81 eaeh In Of half dozen $751;
carefully paekd and sent all Of the Union. Sold lie
W. b RlCHARDsON, NJ D.. Asas
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Dem. maj. in each house, Is 10
/" on joint ballot, %
This secures the election Of two democratic L
S. Senators
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-09

of primary secondary syphilis yenereaI
aces nodes any COMPLAINT prodnced by nudicious
Of mercury nnskful medical treatment All
eetng yener,a ting Ia their system should
this powerful purifier without delay person can consider
Cleansing the system with hi. justly celebrated Alternative
Sold in single bottles 81 eaAh Of half dozen
cslly paeheA and sent 70 all pss Of the Union. Sold al he
College Of M'd'''' W. ETfcb Sss;sN NJ d. Assn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-09

Charity to the Poor OF New YOrk.-The
PROPRIETOR Of Jonsss Italian Chemical Soap mindful Of the
rheum acurvy egyssas pmpe blotches cracked chappsd
and tender skin ckles &c. has determined sell his blessed
BY respectable housekeper that they unable to pay
the full price, Sold to such, only 90 Chatham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-09

HetuFnS OF the EIcotIOn. -NOthing 10 moro
than for gentlemen Of the different political parties
bet ses,et M with friend The result g election and
Therefore know all ye democrats, wings aud natives
that az no other establishment be supplied with
beautiful durable article than Ice Co.'s store
No 9bowey where superior Of the fashion
description
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-09

VcIpcnuPs specific PILE, Tor the Radical
cure q gonorhge glee seminal emissions and all mocopu.
lent dscnaTs from the uehra These pills. the result Of
pronounsed BY their celebrated inventor Professor Yspau
infshle remedy for all diseases Of nrehra They effect
cure IN much shorter time than any other remedy without
utipg the breath dseeing with the stomach or confinement
o business Price 81 per boz. Sold the College Of Medi
cine and Pharmacy, q Nassau street !, rso. !.
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tHey dTc quite out OF tue WOODS.
BETTING AT ELEcTIoNs.-The amount of betting
at the recent election has been enormous and il is
really painful to reflect, that great many persons
have involved their entire iortune and property in
hese gambling transactions. The wings have suf-
fered "wofully," as Horace Greeley patheticaly
expresses it. Many Of them had pledged every
thing they possessed, in order to bet on Mr.. Clay,
and now all is lost Many families are thus re-
duced to restitution! On the other hand, equal
misery and destution arcin store for the winners,
or many OF them at least. We already see in their
frenzied excitement-their misrepresentation
profuse expenditure-their ijleness and folly, the
sure symptoms Of the ruin that is coming.
EMPIRE CLUB DRESSING FOR BALL.--The En-
pire Club, headed by ex-Alderman Purdy, have
announced their intention to celebrate the recent
triumph Of the democracy, by great ball at Tam
many Hall. We are glad to see this movement.
II is to be hoped that it will ensure good washing
and clean shirt 10 each of the members, and that
the influence Of the pretty women assembled on
the occasion, may do something towards HUMANE
zng them. But they must get up no fights but in
all respects conduct themselves something like
gentlemen, "for one night only, by particular de-
sire"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
THE RIB UNE.
Mr.. CLAY'S SPEECH,
pelivcred I'm the City OF Raleigh.
.9pri! 18th, lsA.

j. s=d Ft!lo,o. C;,:cnS. Ladies and Geniemea Of
North CdrOiiRG
, 1844-03-30
ENNERLSS

In TIE Senate, on The 18Th inst, Mr..
Buchanan presented memorials from
Pennsylvania protesting against any
change in the tariff.
\ memorial WAS presented by Mr..
Miller, complaining that the labor Of
convicts is brought into competition with
that Of honest men: This is an evil
which should be remedied without de-
lay.
The Senate went into Executive ses-
sion, and confirmed several unimpOrtant
nominations.
The nomination Of J. Y. Mason, Of
Virginia, as See, etary of the Navy, and
that OF Mr.. Walworth, Of \. Y, 10 the
Supreme Court, were sent in.
When the House met, not more than
forty members were present.
Mr.. Dromgoolc, from the Committee
on Ways and Means, 10 whom had been
referred the bill to repeal SO much ofthe
pre~-einption act rs authorizes the diatri-
button Of the proceeds from the sales Of
the public lands, reported back the same,
with a recommendation thatit pass. He
moved the engrosamcnt Of the bill.
Altcr many attempts at delaying such
an important bill, all OF which were cut
oil finally by the previous question, the
ayes and nays were taken OH the pas
sage Of the bill, and it was finally PASSED
by Il3to6l.
In Senate, on the l4Ih instant, Mr..
Wright presented a memorial from shIP
, 1844-03-30
The Ggagp Sa7E2y

4 writer in the Jetie-sonian RepCbll-
can furnishes the following information
in relation to the mineral resources Of the
Usage Valley:
LEAP ORE.-Tiis article is found in
many places on the bluffs Of the river
and IL immediate vicinity, and from per
sunai observation and conversation with
these who are familiar with the mining
and smelling business, | an led to the
conclusion, that if we had some expert
enced miners 20 make some trial, that
the lead mines here would prove as rich
and productive as those Of any other
portion Of the State, or perhaps Of Ga
lena. Some considerable quantity Of
lead las been made on this river, and
discoveries Of lead have been made On
Cole Camp, some ten miles from the city
ef Warsaw, and Oh he Gravois Greek,
some four y i've n;.g, from the river,
which look very l4tlerirg; but they have
Gut tevH worked enough 10 test their ex-
tent, Yet iIey are believed TO be extern
s.ve. But the citizens in their vicinity
20 moi know any thing aIol, mining, and
many of them do Hoi knew via; the ore
is when shown item. Tie writer was
once shown q pice # lead ore by one of
the Eaost intelligent citizens Of Morgan
county, within four miles Of Usage river,
and asked II he knew what it was.
Iron ore is yecy abundant in this as
well as in many other portions Of the
State; and | >hculi not uame it here,
were It not 10 show the very decided ad-
rantagcs for the manufacturing Of iron;
fer beiie"e it j. pretty generally admit
ted tLat there i sufficient iron in the
State Of Missouri NJ the supply Of the
world.
In many places in(this Valley, great
water power maybe found convcnientto
stone coal and iron ore, and the great
Niangua Spring is preferable to the ceIc-
brated Iron Mountain; for here YOU have
stone coal and iron ore near enc Of the
finest water courses III the world, and on
" eight miles from this beautiful stream,
whilst kee! boats Of reasonable size could
al any time 60 from the spring TO the
Usage river in the N:angua creek. Stone
coa! IS found in many places convenient
to the Usage river, Of a good quality, and
| am informed that Mr.. CLASSIFY, Of the
firm Of Gaty, M'Cane & Classy, iron
founders of St. Louis, has been making
some examination, and has sent some
specimens to the East, which on being
tried has proven to be equal to the cele.
bra'ed Camel coal of England.
Again, it is said by Maj A. Wetmorc,
in his Gazetteer of Missouri, that q fine
specimen Of native marble is 10 be found.
which it is thought viii bear a polish
equal to the Italian.
Now, sir, all that is wanting to have
these vast resources Of the Valley devel-
oped, is to have the navigation of this
beautiful river improved: then may it
truly be said chat the solitary places
shall be made glad, and the banks Of the
Usage shall be made to bud and blossom
as the rose"
, 1844-03-30
Congress-.

In the Senate, on the 18th, Mr..
Woodbridge presented four memoir
ais in favor of an appropriation for
constructing Il canal around the Falls
of st. Mary.
Mr.. B.,ard, from tie Committee
on Naval Allirs, made an unfavora-
bic report On the memorial of the wild
ow of Commodore David Porter
Also, a bill supplemental TO the act
regulating the pay of the navy, by
which provision is made for compen.
sating the officers and crew of the
steamer Missouri, destroyed in the
bay of Gibraltar.
Mr.. Walker. from the Committee
on the Public Lands. to which the bill
was referred, reported q bilI to grad
ua'e and reduce the price Of public
lands.
In the House, NJ. A. Y. Brown,
Chairman Of the Committee on Ter
ritories. report, d 4 bill extending the
civil and criminal jurisdiction of the
courts Of the Territory of Iowa south
-, d west, oil said Territory to the Pa
cfc: which IVA referred to the Com
mt ee ef Il Whole IN the State Of
tie Union, and ordered, together
win tie report, to be printed.
The bill extends said jurisdiction
west OF the Rocky mountains, from
latitude - south. to "a degrees 40 m.
north latitude. It gives $40 acres of
and to each inhab,taEt Of any State
r Territory who may have hereto
orrIemovch.or may heresfte remove
To that country, and cultivate and use
he sg,uc for five wears. Also, 16O
acres for the wife Of such inhabitant,
and 4! e like quantity II each child
when takea ti.sie, or which may be
,oTn IN tie Territory. Il further
provides frr the appointment Of an
o:her i.ILr for TIE Territory of Iowa
vi" Is 10 reside in Oregon; and also
for lie arFr.n:mcnt Of justice Of the
peace.
Tie ,rHI If one hvuL,ed thousand
@r.ar> is appropriated to build forts
"a - u'ata y:ss 70 q eg.r. and With
ID IL; Hld - cairv INTO etc; lie 9TH
e: Provisions # tie tai.
- tas i2t.. :lr Senate drd nat Do
tn,,n. T'- c,;v US alive to Mai.
HH 81 .rFf
, 1844-03-30

Tie Commercial Bank Of Lake Erie
The Cleveland Herald states that the
notes Of this bank are at par, and so re-
ceiyed by the different brokers Of that
city, and that the receivers are paying in
full all bills presented Ter dividends, with
interest 10 the lst Of March. In Gin
~cinnati, The paper Of this bank is 5 per
cent. discount.
, 1844-03-30

Lar Eioqueace in KeatNcky.-The
following powerful, elegant aud cias-
sic appeal was made in Il court OF JUS
tee somewhere III kentucky, by one
of tie learned heads Of the BAR
"Gentiemen of the jury. It" you think
my client. Who lives IN lho pleasant
valley Of Kentucky. where ne iands
is rich and the ,oiI ere fertile, would
re guilty Of stealing eieviag little
,kaIns OF cottiRg? | lkink not, reck-
n Mt, calculate not. Aad | guess.
gentlemen OF the jury, that You had
better bring MY client in not guilty.
for if Won convict him. he and his son
John vii HEX the wh"le OF you."
, 1844-03-30

We have always thought. and said,
and we still stick 10 il. that the farm
ers of Lcrthern Missouri-as q class
are - correct. honest, straight up
aGd-down 4 set Ct men as arc to be
!eund in any other state between this
md s~unloun. Bat there is no ruIe
without lis exceptions, and We are
sorry TO say there are some lrievous
oGes 10 this. \ few have been re-
ported to us lately from which we
select the following:
A farmer sold to one of our mer-
chants, Il few days ago, some hemp,
and in the centre of one of the bales
4 rock WAS found weighing forty
pounds.
Another offered for sale Il cake Of
beeswax weighing eleven pounds, in
side Of which was discovered another
rock weighing four pounds.
And yet another sold lot Of hemp,
wei! baled up, the inside OF the bales
having Ucen wet 10 increase hell
weight.
We refrain for tie present, from
publishing tie names Of these rogues,
bat If they are ever caught at such
tricks again they must not count on
our forbearance. We especially eau
ton the n who sold the wet hemp
to beware Of our lash. 1t is said that
he is 4 'd"bster' in the way Of preach
ing that he can preach the hind sights
off of Jeremiah or Mafiat-and that
the way he cxhorts is shocking to
hardened sinners. We exhort him
to mend his ways or most assuredly
we'll give him the hot end of the pc.
kcr.--[ Hannibal Journal.
, 1844-03-30

OF The mills in Lowell, 9 manufacture
cotton, the aggregate capital of which a
mounts to $9,jO0,00O. To this month
the total semi-annua! dividends for the
last two years reached 81 ,095,O 600, or
less than . per cent. per annum, and
would have been much less had the cor
pOra!ions reserved 10 per cent. per an
num-, for wear and tear of machinery.
, 1844-03-30
Five DAYS Later From Europe.

The Atlantic express packet-shiD Sid
dons, Capt. Cobb, arrived at New York
on the morning of the 18th inst, from
Liverpool, with intelligence to the 18th
ultimo.
No change in the price of cotton.
Letters received from Varna, mention
the total destruction of that city, by
which d loss Of four millions of p~iasters
has been caused.
The stock CT tobacco at present Feb
ruary 81 in Liverpool, amounts, we un-
dcrsiand, to the unprecedented quantity
Of I5,SU8 hhds., 1868 bales, and 1873
small casks and cases.
Fraacc.-Toulon and bIarseiIlcs advi-
ces speak of terrific gales in the Mcditer-
ranean. Immense quantities Of snow
had fallen throughout France.
.SoaiR.-Accounts from Madrid TO the
ID inst, report another insurrectiOnary
movement at Alicante, Valencia, and
Sllcnder. Sixty persons, including some
Of note, had been arrested in the capital.
Eclcqa.-Accounts from Dublin are
TO the evening of the 9th ult. On tie
9th, 7th, and 18th, the court Of the
Queens bench, OH the state trials, was
occupied in closing the defence, and in
the opening Of the solicitor general
Nothing Of any consequence occurred.
The solicitor general continued his
] Il L. -, a., OIL 81 t,, ,'olCab owl
concluded about two. The Chief JUS
tice then proceeded to charge the jury.
As far as his lordshiP had gone, up to
post hour, his address is mos, unilyora-
bic to the traverscrs. lie has character
lied the opinions preached as 10 the
Queens ~Ircrogatiye as seditious, and
has altogether agreed il the definition Of
the law Of conspiracy, a. laid down by
the Crown. II was probable the charge
would not conclude that night.
Chiaa.-TEe intelligence from China
comes down TO the Ist Of DecemJcr.-
Little had occurred worthy o. noi!ce sub
scoucu; 10 tie fires which CONSUMED the
!actor.t, Oh the 18th October.
Tie markets at Canton haI become
rather mere favorable. The British CON
SUI. had arrived It Amoy and Sa-EgLac,
Were trade was duh as tie arrange
uc,ts were net then comn,e,eI. Some
Americans. as If soYrting cause ofquar-
rel with tie Chinese. had ycuturet NJ
on excursions into tie interior; this prac-
lice had proceeded from the British
PIeniroteniiary a declaration to tie Chi
nese commissioner that lie should tv 10
means -cour,cuancs such proceedings.
and that orders should be given 10 lie
co.suIst TO hayea u such foreigners arrest
eli and sent to Noug-koug. The death
Of rai. Tld-G Iy,Iugcr, which occur
red =: Iloug-kuug. W., greatly lcrlor-
cd.
La,I-a C.rr y.I..... FL. &.-Tbc
, 1844-03-30
5000
2,42I
1862 hAs.
Ticrccs and boxes
Ia Liverpool

The importation of Western strips
This season 10 Great Britain has rath-
er exceeded 1000 hhds.. and Of which
probably not 800 hhds. have vet been
sold. In the absence OF business on
which to found any assurance of a
marketable value. il would be worse
Than useless to give any list Of specu-
lative quotations. 1t may, however,
lie worth while to say that selections
ofsingIe hhds. of the finest Kentucky
leaf, NAV be made anywhere at A.,
and that parcels Of common quality
are offered under o."
This news, of course, must serious
~ affect the prices of tobacco here,
and will be any thing but agreeable to
our tobacco growers. who, in addition
to a short crop, will have TO content
themselves with low prices.
, 1844-03-30

IThe proceedings oftho Democrat
ic meeting in Peno township, were not
received in time for to-days paper. We
see that the Democrats of this s5wnship
have formed eli Association-a good
move-and I We hope to see adopted
by other Twsnship,. Much may be ef-
fected by means oftownship associations,
Off Conducted in TIE proper spirit to-
wards uniting tie iiscordsnt elements Of
the party.
, 1844-03-30

In our comments upon the communi-
cation of "a Wing" last week, we I'M
Intentionally charged the writer with
"wilful'' Misrepresentation.
, 1844-03-30

Stat. DIT Of Winois.-Ths Chicago
Express states that the State Debt has
been reduced 10 between ten and eleven
millions dollars, aud hat they have a
fair expectation Of reducing it to four
millions by the sale Of the canal and pub
lie lands.
, 1844-03-30

LIcESTIorssEss.-This subject is eE-
crossing considerable attention in some
ofthe eastern States. The bill reported
in the New York Legislature TO sup
press licentiousuess, among other pro-
visions contains 4 making it a criminal
offence for any person TO lease or let a
dwelling house or tenement for the pu.-
pose Of being kept az house Of III fame.
The punishment is confinement in the
Penitentiary or fine, in the discretion Of
the Jury; and also a forfeiture of five
years rent for the use ofthe poor.
, 1844-03-30
TE2El RADICAL.
ovEing-Creen,.tiar.3 30, 1915.

The Rev. Mr.. HIoLNrs. Agent of tho
American Bible Society, will preach at
the Academy, tomorrow, at II o'clock.
, 1844-03-30

Fs-"sylrGnia.-The special election Of
a member Of Congress in Allegheny
county, resulted in the election Of Mr..
Darrah, (Whig,) by 2 majority of 343.
In 1870, Gen. Hsrrison's majority in this
county was 30lT.