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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
HOS FILE FEELING TO THE FRENCH
PRESIDENT.

Some week or len DAYS ago The N. Y.
Courier and Enquirer informed the public,
in very general Terms. that probability
Of war with The United States had been
iniimaicd in France. as coming from an
influential quarter. The FOURIER OF Tues
day morning l. more explirii, giving names
and particulars, as follows: PIT hftk.
understand that, aslongago as in May
last. Mr. Rush, our Ministerin Paris. wrote
to Mr.. Clayton, our Secretary Of State,
that tho President ofIhe French Republic
had declared, that il France was 10 engage
| il war with any power il would, be with
the United States. lie despatch in /" hich
this fact was stated bnre date the 3d oil
Nav; and on the l2ih Of May, NJ. Ponssin
made the pcrempiory demand on Mr..
Clayton. avowedIy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from
The French Minister for Foreign Affairs,
| for satisfaction for The insult offered 10 The
French nag by Commander Carpenter.
NJ. puussin distinctly claims TO have
done and said nothing more. in all this
correspondence, than explicit and lmpera'
lie instructions from his own Govern
ment obliged him 10 do and To say. These
several facts, viewed in connection, arr
/, thought 10 warran, The inference that tn
French Government regards the detention
oil The Eugene as an insul, Offered 10 III
4 French llag-iha, satisfaction for thai ~
|. suit was demanded and refused BY the Gov
!. eminent 81 tie United Slates-and iha
!. setting the dismissal Of lis Minister er
,irrlv out Of the question as an unimpol
!. tan, incident, Louis Napoleon may deei
i, due TO the honor of the French nallo
. To prosecute the demand even to the poll
). Of open war. And Mr.. Rushs despatc
il is referred 10 as evidence that lie Intendt
4 10 do SO from the very beginning.
= Ii cannot be denied HAT there is plaus
:. hiity in these considerations, and that the
" Justify far graver view Of the who
or matter Than portion Of the public b
m been inclined, 10 entertain. The countr
- however, will feel Tie most entire con
dence that the Administration will
). everything, that due regard 10 the rgl
.. and the honor Of The nation will perm
l.. TO preserve peace with all the world.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
New Jersey Railroad. -commolerc

New Jersey acknowledgements
Slorkinn kas Issued AZ appeal 10 The peo'
pie of New Jersey in IalaIinn 10 the JOINT
companies ~ the Camden and Ambny
Railraah and lie Delaware and RaTiian
Canal Company. ~ which he states lhai
he invested the whole II his fortune,
amounting 10 100000. in these compa.
mics. under The contract with the State OF
New Jersey. and complains Of the efforts
10 induce lie State to repudiaie iheir con.
tract.
This question has long been source
&c interest IL The public, hecause Of us
involving lie line orira,cl and chiefcom.
mnnication between The Norlli and South,
The ease nov stands in this way: The
Stale Of New Jersey chartered the Rail
road aud canal Companies. and contract
Ell with lhcn that il They tihe companies
would pay 10 Tie State The Interest 81
5000. 900 worth rr slnrk. and transit du
lies on al passengers and freight. the Stat
would guaranty 10 The company thai n
road should be made through Il 10 com
pete with their road. The Legislature
of 1895. 1896. and 1897 reaIlirned III
contract. Tie transit duties now paid 4
tie Stale am UNI 10 about SS0.0OO a yeaI
Jour. Com.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
The central Fan Road The Ner

$50 NNAh0A A4At tsec0 AN VIZ
Tern kepnhliran says
We ietd net enlarge rTcn ihe al
FanisEes q he deIitrifrnm aeohnerii.nhr-
iHstn lie lNo sections Il Noiili eaTolina.
fiiher commercially. sorially. sr posiiirai-
". b. tie l,sIp 81 HE Railrosd lie same
nfressarlrs II lie rould he presumed from
lie West il.ai our people new procure
irnm HE Northern Safes. Some line sso.
Ne stepped inia IN Auction roma IN his
inun Tor 4 moment; The Aneiiuneer was
selling wheat -four. branded :. Rarine.
Wisconsin" Remember that: Wi.con-
sin. Stale hardly named in lh- latest ed
ilions II the Srilaol Biographies. sup
plying North Cnrnl!na with bisrui's and
bread. Rasines Mhy il must lie a least
COCO miles distant, We also rerolleci Sc
seral instances wien the merchants 81
Eastern Moth Carolina have imported
r. N New Orleans carg0es u Western
Bacon. lnr The consumption ii our ciiizens.
These faris have come under aur own
observation. Il isindeed huniliialing O.
know Illal an abundance nf such things
as lie East requires i IL he found ii lie
West. and vet access 10 them i denied
because The whole State of NnTih Carroll
na cannot raise a million Of dollars Il
build a railroad"
Nothing could mere plainly indicate liz
wants Of our Stale Than The fact mentioned
above And here IN Fayetteville. also. /
hundred miles further III The interior thai
NewbeIn. we hare seen Western Bacon
brought. douhlless. from Cincinnati. vi
New Orleans. selling instead Of The sur
plus which our own State can produce an
does produce. bui which. for AMI &c Fl
cill,es of transportation. rannoi he breugh
! here except al heavier cnst than il re
: quires To bring llle rival article from Gin
. cinnaii. With proper roads penelraiin
, The Western part Of our Stale, thai rcgio
would ia twenty years be worth million
Of dnllarc more than il nnx Is. What
I sad mistake the people interested in Ii
: Central Road i committing. in allowin
{ ihai enterprise 10 languish CIR want Of
I million Of dollars. Fayetteville OLs.
~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10

do lion Ly i.nmi,ar'nsni. Il Was En-
mored = kirfna thar t;rr. Rem lsd
isllsn inio ilae iiands n he RassIsns. ant
Thai some u lhr Hungarian oiTrrT. had
hren PAT 10 death. Russia snd Austria
had demanded of Ihe Government q Tnr-
key the surrender a. me Hungarian = isis
ain hsd taken refuge y lhai territory. INT
The Snlian. asisrrnnsnl'alion vi - sii-
risiers. peTrmpiorily relasei % eo,Hf 4
With he demand. lel The cons qne,rrs b,
what they may.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10

Sialrmfni In bshali Of n. POuSSin.-The
New York Courier Of Saturday. IN annnun-
cling The presence nf NJ. Poussin. avail.
ing The orders Of his government, says:
.. III The matter which has given rise 10
tie rupture. We understand that he claims
10 have simply followed The instructions
OF his Government: while he frankly ac-
knowle,lges that his entire want % iami-
liarily with diplomatic forms. and a lack
Of proper attention 10 The language and
lone Of his correspondence. have occasion
ell The errors inio which he has. 50 much
10 his rhargin and modification, unlorlu-
nattly been BETRAYED. leiisrlams. how
ever. IN lie most explicit and emphatic
manner. al thought 81 offering insult or
intentional disresrect 10 the Government
Of the United Sales. or 10 any member ol
Ills Executive. lie expresses. also, the
fullest confidence that tie sentiments q
The French Government, and especially
oi HE French people. towards The United
States. are &c Tie most friendly character
and deems il impossible that any serious
or p,onacied rupture should take plac,
between the TWO countries"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
marble and Limestone Quarries.-

Tie Salisbury Walrhman mentions an
extensive deposiie Of Limestone. Al Slm-
ford's Ferry, in calawha county. II is
believed To extend from Kings Mountain
by Shnfrd's. inlo Stokes county. At
Shnford's il is found mingled with mar,
ble. il very large beds. presenting every
Shade ni color. from snowy white 10 deep
blue. ,ariegaied with white, and suscepli.
bic Of fine polish.
And the ashesile Messenger mentions
Marble Quarry on Valley liver, in Che
rokee county. not surpassed in quality by
any il the Union.
I The same paper mentions llat Lime is
so plenty in Buncombe that il sells for len
cents hushel. The Messenger advises
every farmer to pnt 30 bushels upon every
acre Of his land. We were travelling IL
lie cars with Pennsylvania farmer some
years ago, through some lands which hal
! Lime spread upon them, and he said that
from so 10 100 bushels 10 the acre. a
from Is 10 20 cents bushe, we're ire
quenily applied in that Safe. This wonl,
keep the, Land rich Tor number Of years
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
Cause and Effect-In riding fror

Cause and Effect-In riding from
Knights Bridge on the Saluda. towards
Due West. we were forcibly struck By the
spirit Of improvement manifest amongst
the jewellers along the road mol less Than
a dozen new settlements were being made
in the course Of eight or nine miles. New
fences or new ou,-houses we're going up
at every place already settled along the
route, eyincing an energy and pushing dis
position not seen amidst an agricultural
population, without some active exciting
cause. That cause is The anticipation OF
tile Railroad which will run within -four
miles Of Due West; and the mere know.
ledge that II will come, has already great
" increased the value Of property within
len miles of the proposed route. and IN
fused new life into The people. How
much greater will be The change when lht
Road is completed.
GreenriNe Mounfqineer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
North Carolina Produce. The


her Of bales Of Cotton received al Gheraw,
s. c., for The wear ending September.
1919, was ~, III. Of which number 20,
zoo were received from Arson. Rich.
mond. Montgomery, Union, Stcnly; Lobe
SON. Caba,rus, Mecklenhurg. Lincoln
Ca,awba, Irelell, Rowan, Randolph
GniICord. CASTOR and Stokes counties IN
his State. Ii is estimated that the above
30 10f, bales of Cotton could not have been
worth les. the five hundred and seventeen
thousand dollars. Thus u is, that Norm
Carolina contributes 10 swell The trad o.
sister States. while al the same time she
is represented as exporting no products
Of scarcely any value. Why IS this. IL Is
unqueslonably for tue want of marker
IN our own State. II we had any quick
, mode Of conveyance 10 Wilmington, GU
expor,ing'would make quite dltieren
show. aud the Stale would occupy quit
II, d;fferen, stand abroad. Give US IN
, |, en,ral Ra | Road. and The resul, will b
, ncrcen,ible in one year. Besides line Got
I'm carried 10 South Catolina and sold a
) the production Of that State. every yea
!. immense quantities Of Corn Whea
/ Flour, Bacon, &c, are carried thefc .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
MARRIED

In this county, Thursday evening last, by
James \. Paterson, esq, Mr. CHEsLr 7. HonSE'
to Miss ApEtISE BARHEL.
On the same day, by Rev. s. Pierce, Mr. RrF'
rls r. TAPr to Miss MARY ANS PRArT, daugh
ter Of L. X. Pratt, deed.
In alamance County, Sept. Goth, by the Rev
A. &. Hughes, Mr.. MANUEL Tain, to Mis-
MARTHA ], CRAIe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

Reported Tor the lnieihseneeE
Friday. Oct. 9Th. Is49.
ToBAcco.-Sincc nur Last tepnrI We
have nn change 10 mite m lie fat arr"
market. The l,ule arriving Is cage II
sought after. n pncrs ranging fem. lar
I.ngs 4 "a. common leaf S. !;
good 81 80. and fine - a SIS Ma.
iorily of sales 5! 81; anA hut lev sales
under 81.
FLnuR.-Sales cnnfned mani, 10 the
rc,all trade. Town Mdis S5l Some
few lots Cnunlry NJ, Nere sold Al ST.
hut generally NJ lotmrr qnniailons
WHEAr.-We qanle Rcd % a lOOr
White lO0a los.
CoRS.-In demand ai 50 3d..
BacoS Western Shoulders g.. da
cltar side 80.
I.ARp.-'fhai in wagons from the conn
iry sell readily At ga sic. Baltimore
a 7lc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
MILIN cry AND
MANTUA-MA KING

AIRS. ]. WADDILL & DAUGHTER, most
I'VE respectfully tender their thanks TO ne Id
dies OF IIis5orough and lis vicinity, for The very
liberal patronage they have received at thelt
hands, and hope, by then prompt attention Y pu-
siness and the neatncss and sly lie with when 'ey
execute their work, still 10 merit aud receive . IL
beral share Of patronage.
They have just received their patterns ior 'NS
FL aud W,SrrR, and invite the ladies' "
call and see them, or which may be most sa'ls,
factory to both parties tobingln their dresses ana
have them made ia the latest and most fashion
able style.
They have just received the latest aud mos'
annroved yize,te patterns, and our merchants
have fine supply Of trimmings suitable io'
making Them, we hope we will have some e
make tol the ladies' Of iillsborough, and vicinity
October 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10

GIr. Calhoun. II private letter was re.
ceived here yesterday from respectable
source il Charleston, stating that intclli-
gcnce has just reached that city. annouo-
cling Mr.. Calhoun's purpose 10 resign his
seat in The Sen lie of the United States al
an early day. Phil North american.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
ElR. MLANE USED HIS PILLS in his

HlR MLANE USED HIS PILLS in bis
~ practice several years before he could I'm
duced "a oiirr them 10 the public in such a man.
ncr a. 10 make il known all over the country,
the uuark remedies so irequenil, advertised and
iorced upon the public by means Of forged crriif.
Gates aud system OF pulling, preventing FIRE.
quen,ly regular and learned physicians, such as
d.. M'Lane undoubtedly l.. from entering the
lists ;ansi snch competitors. Convinced, how
ever. Of The real value Of his medicine, and in.
fluenced by the plain dictates Of duty, which
would no, permit him to keep from his fellow
creatures 30 powerful means Of preserving them
from suffering, he finally offered II for sale. Since
that time i has become known all over the Uni
ted States; and wherever il has been tried, has
proved lis superiority over oil other remedies ever
offered for diseases Of the liver. In fact the pre-
scripiions Of physicians are no longer required in
eases az liver complaint. AL that il necessary,
i for the patient TO purchase and use ID i.
TLant,s Liur Pills, to secure a restoration to
health. Read this:
~ RialIIS Co. Pcasc let me have Two boxes
more Of DR.. MLane's Liver Pills. My wife has
used two hoxes II the Doctors Pills. and assure
you they have done her more good than my fami.
IN physician has for two years, during which
timt he was in regular attendance, These two
boxes think will effect cure.
JAMES JONES.
Wilkins Township, Allegheny Co. Pa.
March 10Th. lsi7."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
Bible Presentation.

rENHERE will he copy Of the Holy Bible pre-
sented 10 Mountain Spring Division, No.
IS, Sons of Temperance, at the Masonic Hall, on
Saturday October 18th, 1919, at ? o'clock p. NJ.
The ladies' who present this Bible have select
ed Hon. ERLpERICK NASH as their speaker, and
the Division has appointed Rev. l.. X. willie
10 receive il and deliver an address.
At early candle.ght there will be several ads
dresses delivered at the same place, after which
There will he a torch-light procession.
The brethren Of Union, Chapel Hill. Universe
", South Lowell. Cedar Grove, and Enos Disi-
sions, the member Of the Arsthuss Section o. "a
diets. and the citizens Of the town and county, are
invited 10 attend.
! By order OF the Division.
j. w. S rRAYH0RN, X. >.
! ~ Maintain Spring Dicasior.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10

A most tlestrucii fire occurred in New
York on Friday night last. II broke on,
in the range Of stables Of Johnson, IN 9th
sireet, corner of 10th avenue, which ex.
tending 10 the other range, IN 10Th street.
both were consumed, together with Two
story frame house between $50 and l6O
cows, IS horses, and iwn human beings.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
SONS CT TEMPERANCE.

rnissrsily Division. No. 10. al ,leir regular
eeiins o. Saturday Evening las. elected the 81.
lOAing bsrshren s. their officers iol the cnsring
quarter. vi;
William II. Johnston. w.P.
Rufus 1. R,ilersSn. W. A.
William D. Bsnes. r. s.
James ]. slads. RS.
Wilson Z. Whitaker. +. s.
Joseph A. Manning. r.
MllIam NJ. c1gigan. q.
Basil NJ. Thompson. A. q.
James C. Smith. l. :.
Jarirs b. Bullock. o. s.
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The Telegraph communicates lniorma.
ton of destructive fire having occurred
a, oswego ~. r.. on Friday, which de,
slroyed one bundled buildings, including
Two Hotels, the bank. tile Post Office, the
Telegraph Office, &c. Nearly all the
business part Of the city is consumed.
Loss Sl5O,0O0.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10

The session OF the University Of Vir.
qinia opened on Monday. The Char.
loues,ille Advocate OF Saturday says there
we're upwards Of hundred students al
thai lime in attendance. The prospect is,
there will be i greater number Than a, any
former period. Pei. Intel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10

NH,LANE'S vERMIFUGE!!!--T The Pro.
I'VE preinrs Of this great medicine have receive
"a hundreds 81 certificates aitcstng the excellence
Of the medicine. They extract The following one
among hundreds:
Louisville, April 10, ls47.
Messrs J. Kidd q Co.
Gentle nen--This is to certify that a
child of mine was afflicted with rornis. | pro-
cured various kinds 81 Vermiiuge and administer
ell them, hut with no effect. then purchased
vial Of MIane's celebrated Vermifuge, (from
Saml. Yenawine, druggist Of our city, and after
giving a full dose, the child discharged full
auart of worms. The health Of the child i'm.
proved Immediately. would recommend DR..
MI.ane's yermifuge 10 the public, as one Of the
mos, safe and cffcctual remedies for worms now
in use. }. H. W. En-, Mefchaht.
FOR SALE BY
! Long & Webb, Hillsborough; ID. Heartt, do;
Jones Watson Il Co., Chapel Hill; A. Mooring
. Moorineyille; Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove
Orange County; Moore & NOEL, MI. Tirza Per
son County.
FEBRUARY z. o.
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The Hartford Couranl relates story
or voter in the western part "f New
York who was hailed and his politics re-
aire,i. =" WE'LL" said he, IL ain'i nnth-
ing used 10 be Liberty man llll the
Free Soil party came up, then joined
that party: now ilial's bust Up, ain moth
inc -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
Counterfeit Mexican Dollar. IA gen

,leman has shown us counterfeit Of the
above coin. II is well calculated 10 de-
ceiye, without examination, though care
ful scrutiny shows i 10 have The appear.
ance more Of pewter than Of silver, and II
has not The clear ring Of silver.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10

his woIt. sltr lie SIN a. ore i'm
l,ed lh.n.and dallH. vas subsrsib, Z I;
nd he enpies,rs ~ ttlief Ihsi. sus b :
ne fesh.g ihrIs. ihs snh,rssp'i. ~ viii
o, sIsp Il lh,s. Well done Ilavidson.
yea de- erse 70 BE- e. reiled As a Nc. ],
II lhe w4sssn onnles. A. me d.ugh-
ieI oil Rowsn We .hnuld bossi q you I:
hni yorf aoIhfr must. Tor The present.
ga Ter blushes-biusfes 81 SHANE
-nsi las you. bui To- hsrstM Never
,hsl.ss. che mUsl feel IA inward 10y
ard .ansl.elinn IN sse~ 81 taur WnIihy
essmpl.. and u . hoP.d she vii pro.
lii b. Il.
GsnCnd Is wide awake. and he 3D.
soe.,e. aid irehds Of lie fnlffpIise
lheie. are counting uuh confidence on
the We.,. and Rowan In particular. IN
eaae ~ 10 ihe work with proper
spirit. Sha'l tic hopes nf lhsss fnsnes
be Disappointed Thsy are looking
fora ard 10 The Centenuen 10 81 81
6refn,bro' IN lie 18Th ,ns,.. rhpnged
10 29lh NO,eaber. ard van sxperl 10
sse X van represented IN > manner that
will give encouragement 70 IL. and en-
sn'e The success Of The scheme. Then
lei ~ send Up voice which shall prose
worthy 81 ourselves, and equal 10 The
ju,t expectations of thar Convention.
NahsJuru HufehmGR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10

ThanksgIEln-.-In compliance with The
resolution oflhe General Assembly d ihis State,
adopied Al lis lasl session. Governor Manly has
issued Proclamation. setting apart THURSDAY
H. 18th DAY u November next, 70 le observed
throughout This State as day 81 general Thanks
giving and Prayer 10 Almighty God, Cor The hles-
siag &c peacs. for exemption from the Fasagcs d
pes,iIence, f9 The abundant fruits Of the earth
and for al the other manifold lOuniies Ofhis Pro
violence that have crowded the year. ], Is ear
nes,ly recommend and desirel tia, III secular
employmenis may Be suspended during the day.
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yew Work EpIscopai Conycn-

tIon.--Prcvious 10 the adjournment Of this ho-
i, al lis recent session, resolution was offered
hy the Rev. DR.. Sherwood and warmly discussed,
asking the House Of Bishops either 10 restore
Bishop onderlonk, o. 10 specify when OF on wha,
TENS the supervision shall cease. The resolution
was ncgltiyed; as was also a resolution asking
the Bishop to resign. On the las, resolution 80
eIergymcn and "a diocescs voted in the aiiima.
live. and ss clergyman and 10 diocescs in the
negative.
The Courier and Enquirer contains the pro
test Of several of the Clergy and l.aity Of New
York, against the restoration of Bishop Onder
'ouk. They take the ground that he was proper
y suspended, is now an impatient bishop, AM
that to restore him would do great injury TO tn
church.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10
Wednesday. 0cioher 30.
worth CAROLINA RAN Road.

- Upon consultation Hiih Citizens Interested
II ihis important Mpfk. il : deemed advisable %
postpone The coaiemplaiei Convention heretofore
adsenised 10 take place II GreensbOroush on ile
18Th instant. Noiire i tisrFeiore hereby given,
thar sail Convention will le held n Gseenslo-
Eoush on TLsrsSag ne esfh NaasMtey nexf.
T. N. MOREIIEAD. Chm ES. Com.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-10

onE Farnsrs. nhah would lsip 10 swell
de anoani lfrritfd iH coEnn eresslv.
clr. We'd.
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MARYLAND Elccfion.-The election

Maryland Eiecfion.--The election in
Mapland fcr memtcIs Of Congress and delegates
tote Genera Assembly vas he'll IN "Wednesday
l,st. For Congress, Richard .. Bowie. Alexander
Evans. and John Bozman Kerr. Wings, have
been elected. and William +. Hamilton. Edward
Hammond, aud Robert MeI.ane. Democrats--a
Ipss Of one TO the Wings. The Wings. il is said,
have cauicd the Legislature, 50 as 10 secure ihr
elcriion II United States Senator