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PROCLAMATION.

NNHEREAS the honorable JEREMr-
w All S. BLACK, President, and G.
C%horpenning and John M'Carty, Esqs.,
associate Judges of the court Of common
p%leas.i in and for the county Of Somerset,
and assistant Justices Of the courts of oyer
and terminer and general Jail delivery and
quarter sessions Of the peace, in and for
said county Of Somerset, have issued
their precept to me directed, requiring
me among other things TO make public
proclamation throughout my b%ailIwick,
that a court Of oyer and terminer and
general Jail delivery: also, a court ofgen-
eral quarter sessions of the peace and
Jail delivery, will at the bor-
ough of Somerset, in and for the county
of Somerset, in The commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania, on the ID Monday Of
February next, 18Th day. in pursuance
of which precept
Public Notice is hereby Civ
ne, TO the justices Of the peace, the coro.
ner, and constables Of said county Of
Somerset, that they be then and there, in
their own proper persons, with their
rolls, records examinations, and inqulsi-
tons, and other remembrances, 10 do
those things which to their Offices apper-
tain in that behalf 10 be done and also all
those vino prosecute against the priso-
ners hat are. or then shall be, in the Jail
Of the said county Of Somerset, are to be
then and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just.
Given under my hand, al Somerset, this
9Th day of January. in the year OF
our Lord 1857.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH SherQ.
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LOAN BILL.

On Monday a bill was reported in Con-
grass, authorizing loans and the issue Of
Treasury notes to the amount Of TWEEN
TY THREE MILLIONS.
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SO The Wing delegates Of Fayette CO
arc instructed to support Mr.. COOPER
in the Slstc Convention for Governor
Allegheny has instructed for Mr.. For
ward.
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REED:

On Monday evening the llth inst, CATHA-
RiSE, consort of Christian Saylor. Of Somerset
township, and second daughter of Joseph Lich-
ty, aged 81 years, 5 months and IL days.
On Tuesday morning the 29th ult.. at his resi-
dence in Utica, Ohio, Mr.. CLTFFoRp ELDER, for
merIy of Somerset, aged 81 years.
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EgI In Pittsburgh and Allegheny cit
les, Wing Mayors have been elected by
large majorities.
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new GOODS.


PE SilE subscriber has received from
!he Eastern cities, and is now Ope-
ming at his store North East corner of
the Diamond, a very large and general
assortment Of Goods suitable for the
FALL AND WINTER SEASONS,
among which are French and English
Cloths of various colors. Also Tweeds,
Cassimeres, Satinets and Jeans, Tarleton
and Cecilia Cloths for Ladies dresses.
ALSO, CaShmeres, Alpacas,
Mouslin lie Iaines. Calicoes of all uusil-
lies from 4 10 % cents per yard. Mus
tins from 4 to 10 cts, Silk and Thread
Lace. Silk Gloves Of a superior quality
for ladies' and gentlemen, together with a
fue assortment Of HARDWARE,
QueeHS1Care, Groceries, &c.
Boots and shoes of all kinds and very
low, Weavers Reeds of very superior
quality.
All which will be sold on as cheap and
accommodating terms, as they can be had
west Of the Allegheny Mountains.
NJ. TREDWELL.
Somerset. sept %, 1916.
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MARRIED.:

On Thursday evening the 3lst nit, by the
Rev. Mr.. Hazlett, Mir. ETHAN lIcHTErrRsER,
Printer. Formerly of Somerset,) 10 Miss EtIzs-
BErH J. BRIsov, all of this Borough ash-
(Pu) Reporter.
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VALUABLE
FARM FOR SALE.

FEHUIE subscriber will offer for sale by
& public cutlery. on the 9.h day Of
February next. (6eing Tuesday Of court
waek) the property on which he now
resides. adjoining the borough of Som
erset, consisting Of
2cS ACRES o. LARD.
Of which about 40 acres are cleared. a
bout 20 acres in excellent meadow and
under good fences, the balance being well
limbercd.
The buildings are a large and cnmmo-
dious house. bull with brick and well
finished with an excellent cellar under
the whole, a large and convenient bank
barn. a good spring house with water
running through il, a eranary, smoke
house. wood shed and other necessary
out buildings. all new and in first rate
order, also j number Of choice
FRUIT TREES
and ! never failing spring of water at the
door.
The farm is handsomely situated and
conveniently divided into fields, the most
Of which are we'll watered with never
failing springs.
A further description is deemed un
necessary as any person wishing TO pur-
chase the above property can apply 10
the subscriber living thereon.
The safe will be held in the Diamond
in the Borough Of Somerset when the
terms, which will be reasonable will be
made known.
JOSEPH INHOFF.
January Is, 1916.
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~ Resolutions, complimentary to Ge-
neral Taylor, have been passed by the
Legislature.
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IS John Quincy Albums is recovering
from his late indisposiiion, and is expec-
ted to be able to take his seat in Congress
within a few DAYS.
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CONVENTION,

4 Slaic Convention, 70 be composed OF
Delegates from the City of Philadelphia
snd the several counties equal 10 their
representation in the General Assembly
ortbis Commonwealth, will be held at
Harrisburg, on TUESDAY, the 9th day
dWARCH NEXT, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon. for the purpose of selecting
candidates for Governor and Canal Com
missioner 10 be supported by the Wings
and the friends of the Protective Policy at
tbe next ensuing election, and TO transact
sucb other business as may be deemed
important to the success OF the Wing
cause.
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!.
SAMUEL d. HARMS,
JOSEPH "KONIGMACHER,
MORTON
GEORGE ERETY,
IT. JONES BROOKE,
THEO. d. COCHRAN,
JAMES FOX,
JAMES MARTIN,
WILLIAM BUTLER,
J. ]. SLOCUM,
JOHN r. EDIE,
EDWARD COWAN.
JOHN B. JOHNSON,
WAI. J. TOWARD,
Wing State Committee.
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.

ezl1E Collectors of 1915, and all back
II Of that period. who are in arrears for
State or County taxes, are hereby FL
NALLY Notified. that unless their Du-
plicates are settled in full on or before
the Sth day of February 1917, warrants
will be issued against all deiinquents
without respect to persons. The press
ing demands which will be made upon
the Treasury, compel the Commission
ers to pursue this course, Trey hope
however, TO be saved from proceeding to
;his extremity, by the prompt payment
Of each duplicate. The county is in ar
rears for unpaid interest upon the state
tax for the above years to a large amount,
and il must be paid by the time above
specified, or the Collectors be made in
disiduaIly responsible for the interest
The Outstanding taxes due for state pur-
poses, will be published after next court.
The Collectors of 1916 will also settle
their respective duplicates as Dor as pos
sible.
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FD Senator Pennybacker, of Virginia,
died at Washington. on the 18th inst.
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FROM TIE AREEY.
Highly Important intelligence.

The intelligence from Mexico is that
Santa Anna is advancing against Gen.
Worth at SaltilIe, with $4,000 men, and
that Gen. Worth is falling back upon
Monterey.
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be1O advertisements.
Law NOTICE.

S. Gebhart q Ross Forward,
FEAVING associated themselves in
Ell the practice of the law will prompt
~ attend to all business which may be
entrusted to them. Office on the North
west corner Of the Diamond. and The
same place formerly occupied by Geb-
hart. Jan. 10Th AZ.
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BLANK SUMMONS AND EXECU.
TONS, For sale at this Office.
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JOHN r. KING,
PETER BERKEY,
JOHN MONG,

AIIeSt,
L. J.. STEWART, Cl'k.
Jan. 10, 1877.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

Somerset. sept %, 1916.
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TO CAPTAINS AND OWNERS OF STEAM
ROATS

THE uudrgned having leased and fitted up the house on
the Long Pier foot Of 10Th street. North river,
1oat hotel in order accommodate the residents in
vtes all Captains of steamboats, make this landing free of
wharfage. p DE LIE Rec, Proprietor.
NJ B-Boas barges for pleasure fishing always let
Passengestaken all times wherever they wish CO.
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make It, that these great acts of political wrong lead
straight to their chastsement and that every hour
Of success In this fatal will BE- expiated BY years Of
trouble and embarrassment to the aggrsssos The an
nexaton OF Texas the rspacous seizure Of the province
OF aneighboring state which had long been plotted at
Washington was contaminated by Mr. Tyler In the last
nc urs Of his pitiable administration. The
summarized but Its consequences only began II has al
ready cost the American people the Of years
Even now there 10 reasonable prospect Of terminating
the war BY sound stable peace and the American
armes may yet be decimatsd by disease on the
by the bsndt Of the interior But grant they are
cesfnl They coveted province, and the entire mass
Of territory and population which they can neither
govern abandon falls with all its upon
their heads Henceforward the influence Of the United
Slater viii be continually involved rather
In the anarchy Of her sister republic foreign Deepen
dency incapable Of sefgovsrnment yet detestng its
northern rulers will under form another be CON
nected with the Union; for whstever Government II
may Do possible to rsestabsh in Mexico will only exist
In servile fear Of Anglo American ascendaucy Nor viii
these consequences be confined to Mexico itself The
course OF these events has materially affected the dspo
sition Of the American people. Their easy triumphs
have inflated to the last degree their estimate the mil
itary and naval power OF their country Military popu-
arty will place Of the heroes Of this IN the Presi-
dental chair at the next election and the passions
which most fatal to the welfare Of
appear to extend their baneful influence the
OF the democracy of the United States do
ton but they win eventually impair the political ins,
buttons of the country whose political morality they
have already extnguished.
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relieved TO repair their health arrived here during the
IaN wesk, VIZ Capt Tatnal, Lieut. r. E. Hooe and
Capt T appears have recovered entirely from thu
enect OF MS wound received In the capture Of Tuxpan
on the ISth OF April last aud to be In fine health He
remains Mere Few days duty and then goes north
Lieut. hooe has been confined first at Tsmpco and
then at New Orleans by I'll health aud has re-
turned mere Tor treatment in the hospita-Pensacoia
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TOAKIsIAN DYEINC EsTABLISHMEN DEPOT Tor
the reception and delivery Of goods 22 William street,
New York-COURT & DESCHAUX dye and hnsh IN
twist either plain or shaded organisms and spun ,lk
zephyr and woolen yarn; sewing cotton moha'r
linen and cotton yarns, &c. go - .-..---
Damaged or faded goods ribbons, silks satns men1ces
Thibet Cashmere shaws gmps. nges cords ana tas
sells ladies' and genemen garments, &c. DYED ana Cleaned
equal to articles. mo so'- 'c
L purchasSru, 81 JAS. r. TAPSCOTTs
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ROCHE, BROTHtRs co
PASSAGE TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL BY TIE
ELMK PAIL AZ HI hISE NJ ~ JACKETS AND REMIT
M ~ M &

1rhSUNS Wishing IasssEe TO Livs ny ths sPsru'cd
sails Wednesday June leh her regular day wi, l5ease
max. immediate application to Csytain PEABODY On
board the foot OF beekmsn the subsc
Those sending fo their fsnd to come %, pI t s:
Line, sailing from thence the st and 18th 81 every
mouth, secure their passage BY applying TO us
Persons rem,ttnR money their friends, can have dss
for amount. pay BILE demand, on the
ROYAL BANK OF IRELAND, or on
Messrs. PRESCOTT. GROTE, AM co; LONDON.
which will be paid their various branches throughout
Great Britain and Ireland - .~or,,rys.r
Apply 20 N. Fy yo1t ,,,i doaI 20 Fnou BspL
Only authorized Agents for the old or Bach ns
Line Of Liverpool Packets. '
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Forty three suits brought by the Of the town
Of Newbury against many for the covsry
Of penalties ranging from 81 O75 To 1919 for alleged
violations Of excise law have been set aside BY the
Supreme Court ne Irregular and void. The HightsNd
Courier asks who IL to pay the costs.
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 8. 1S47

NTrVCpn p,o pIT \ A nm Nm uOvuI InJC a !.
MXCfnN 81 LL ,. i AID ~ ~ wLiNos A-
ifON 40. pacisy stfest thrse doon below ths Ams-
IN ~. noss,, Nsw nOTf
iupscxoe, wooie inform nli insnds and te
ProIf Y ysns., that ne has FIVE sPLEND!p BILLIARD
D.nS constany kept IN gooa ordeI ~ the tables are In
scr and agreeable TO seutlsmsu visiting his house
Each gentle an visiting the above establshm,ur will be
furnished with private and aprsn especial use and
Away stocked with the best of LIQUORS and sexsr,
be found in the city Of New York Also TWO (}O31i|
BOWLING ALLEYS in the Basement; half the usual price
WE'VE snoenau Genus per strng Aho,a large room
'oI n Domho piaylng. -, l;.. O.
DI.hS the sesson me Sho'cest Oysten that comes 70
Will please 10 communicate At the Bar
any neglect OF duty ofthe a ,t4 ,,,,,
u,,,~sr rNNAN LIE ,MONTEvEkpE,
mIzAM-I no. narcIav street New York
C1 TO FAMILIES AND lNVALIDs-Ihe follow.
- ing articles gained unequalled populsrty .u
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BOARDING IN A FRENCH FAMILY NJ Williams
~ brh-A Professor Of the French Language haying fur
nshed it'll eeSence aud comfort large and beautifully fin
isbed house in Wiemsburgb within minutes walk Of
the Peck slip, wishes to accommodate, for the
men The SITUATION Of the most delightful 10 the neigh
harbor and city Of New York, with the surrounding
seccuery Lessons the Feuch language and music IL
WIamsbag or a, the 5t hoae left side in South Eighth
third street, near the Peek slip ferry, williamsburgh.
mig 30src
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TO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
pLATEs-iI;;ooo star brand full size.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ Of all sizes: American
Roachs make warranted superior
QUCKSTUFFAn celebrating iiouid, used BY the most
successful artists. For sale in lots TO suit.
JOHN ROACH, Optcian,
ala imsc "a Nassau street.
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GAS FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS.
JAMES g. MOFFET i2l Prince street, third block west
Of Bo.dw,y has hand and !, constan,ly msnsetg1ng
GAS CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS AN ID PEND ANS
IN all their varieties Of and sizes Contacts WI also
be taken for fitting in the and beautiful style
Churches HOTELS aud ali other public buildings well
private dwellings, the shortest notice and the most
sonsbie terms.
NIB All kinds Of gas fixtures reglt, rebronred and esi
vrr-d api1 imer
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHM
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
CIRCULATION -FORTY TTIOUsAND.

DAILY RERALD-Every day. Price per eopy-s
WEEKLY HEkALD-Evsry sarurday-Prics sk cent
percopy-S3 IN cents per annum--payabe In ADVANCE
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
Price "a cspyS3 payable IN advance
HOLIDAY HERALD-Pubiished on the lst Of January
so tulv OF each year-siugle copies sixpence each.
ADVEk EASEMENTS, the usual prces-always cash
av Adyers should be written plain, egbls
mana' The Proprietor viii not be responsible for thai
may occur then
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and viii
despatch
Al letters communications by mail, Addressed the
establishment, be paid, the will be do
d"rsd from fhs subscription monsv RENTED.
ia TO LET-THE GREENWICH THEATRE AND
lid ga.den Will be let good tenant favorable
1.4A IL could now be leased Of the frat
thet companies the United States for months du-
rim .spmner. App1Y to J.T PARISH,
je5 7scr No. 76 Broad street.
A-A WON fkEAL IANADA.-rO LEILA sp4c,pus
E3 newly constructed Hotel nearly finished situated in
2A he best and accessible part Of the City Of Mos
ire the Custom House Square overooking the wharf,
nlns beautiful view Of the River ST. Lawrence the
land il the Immediate yisnty and i the hI:t hotel OF i;
stone in the best style Of modern and IN the
interior will be found all the details Of an extern
sve e,ashnen including spacious Dining Room, Parlor
other requisite of domestic comfort
Fn further teusrs, apply to the pr9gTiisstpT ro
Montreal, May rs, l8i7. WILLIAM DOW.
l6
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GLOl HIM..
1NHE CHEAPEST gents and boys Fashionable Tailoring
and Clothing Establishment in New York, il JACOB
vANDERBiLTS', 36 Maiden Lane, between William and
Nassau Streets where be found FIVE tho md ready
very lowest possible prices Also than Ave hundred
yle Of elegance that csnno be surpassed You will do vel
call, from three to dollsn suit
DO not forget the lumbar. rs Maiden Lane.
MN vus
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and good sweet Ohio wa. then quoted a. % "a ~,


The reports from the north Europs inform ~. ~,
the utmost excitement had been caused by Eneish a.
Vices. which had not been little added to bv IN.
treme shortness Of the supplies Letters from Dsntse
OF the 9Th Of May state that prices had completely re-
covered from the temporary depression Of previous
week and upwards NJ 800 lsst' had been sold at full
terms, since the preceding "Wednesday. High mixed
whest, weighing Glib per bushe had been sold at 7ss
TO 76s, and fine parcels then held at 7es indeed
for some heavy wheat the growth of 1872 scs quar-
ter bad been realised.
At the Lower Baltic ports scarcely any business sp
pears 10 have been done In wheat owing to the
reduced state Of the stocks and the triang nature Of
the deliveries from the farmers At Rostock the best
qualities Of wheat were according to the most recent
and ut Ststtn. the sth inst prices were not much
more reasonable.
At Hamburger on Tuesday. wheat was quoted So to -
quarter higher than that day ssnnight and all
other articles likewise dsarsr About 30 lasts Of
hne Saale and Wshren red wheat Weighing 69x lbs to
vi lbs bushe had been sold at prices correspond
Ing with SIS to ses quarter free board Barley
TO be shipped from Denmark had sold at AIS Cd to
and Riga and St Petersburgh oats had brought 23s to
2os whilst for parcels to DO shipped from the Daniah
Islands 29s had been obtained
In the French markets prices Of wheat again
moving upwards according to the most recent accounts
Az Marseles, however there not great deal doing
ON the 10Th and that doubt felt prices
being maintained may be inferred from the fact that
fonsh Odessa wheat offered per quar-
Ter cheaper for delivery Mt the close the month than
II could be bought for the spot whilst for delivery
IN september and October, such quality as was then
held at Gas was offered at 5ls to o2s per quarter.
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THE UNION.

fomance Certain is that adjunct could have been
more acceptable to the United States than Gov Hender
did but urge that view 70 snow aa' 80 scoe. 10
the United States Executive on the SUBJECT hat inc urea
IT, but for the two circumstances alluded to, would have
been consummated before the speculation IN iexah ,
stocks or holders of Texas lands would ever have heard
of it, think the remark admits, IN harness. no DINER
construction.
Asto the ascripton made by Mr.. Houston to General
Jack of the success of the measure have nothing
more than this TO say that took the initiative without
any previous consultation with that distinguished man.
He gave the action of the Executive his Jealous and
cordial support and would be the last TO deny him the
full measure of honor which his patriotic advocacy i'm
piled His name undoubtedly tower OF strength to
any cause which he espoused but there were other aN
iaries who deserve TO be noticed connexon with the
matter omit the names OF Mr. Upshur Mr.. Nelson and
Mr. Calhoun who successfully filed the chair OF the State
Department, and after them of my entire cabinet They
part OF my own IDENTITY and that each was wor
thy of my confidence and that of the country, is su
GENTLY demonstrated by the fruits OF their abors. !
choose to mention others, not members OF my political
family, among the most prominent OF whom was Mr..
Walker the present Secretary OF the Treasury, whose
writings unveiled the true merits OF the question, and,
aided by the eXpostions of many editors of the news
paper press, brought the public mind to just and sound
decision.
was myself sustained and encouraged by the opinions
of other distinguished citizens, among whom | take
pleasure in mentioning the names OF one who once
would have commanded the respect not the confidence,
of thousands but who at the time, rested under cloud
and spoke to me from the shades of Andausa-l mean
the late Nicholas Bidde, with whom differed widely
the subject of the Bank OF the United States. His
bright and accomplished mind did not fail to embrace, in
its full extent, the value of the virtual monopoly of the
cotton plant secured TO the United States by the acquis
ton of Texasa monopoly more potential in the affairs of
the world than millions OF armed men.
have only TO say in conclusion that shall content
myself in all else that relates TO the annexation of Texas
by referring the public and official documents already
spread before the country.
New YORK, September l. 1917.
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From the Baltimore Argus.
Judge Bayly.

We publish to-day letter from gentleman of Accomac,
published the Richmond Enquirer together with the ar
ce fon the Norfolk Beacon, relative the unfortunate
rencontre between VIM. Finney esq, and Judge Bayy.
We have received assurances from the most reliable
sources of intomaton that the in the Norfolk
Beacon is inaccurate in several particulars.
II is not true that the Methodist controversy had any
thing do with it.
1t is not true that Mr. Fnney is representative of the
county of Accomac.
1t is not true Judge Bayy has left Accomac by rea-
son of the occurrence but had previously made all his
rangements visit the springs has been his custom Tor
many years.
In fact his departure from the county delayed for
several days. of the accident TO the steamboat
Thomas Jefferson which caused her TO suspend her trips
TO Pongoteague and being detained by this accident, he
was present court and participated In the defence of
criminal on the day OF the rencontre
1t is not true that there is any excitement in Accomac
against Judge Bayy, but the contrary public senti-
nent is with him, in a most remarkable degree.