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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-22
THE CONVENTION.

We rejoice to learn that the newspaper press
OF Augusta, Rockingham, RockbEidge Botetourt,
and Greenbrier, are out in favor OF Conyen-s
ton under the presel, bill. Some other Wes-
tern papers oppose; but we incline to believe
that decided majority OF the people West Of
Blue Ridges willing TO accept The proposed
Conserhlon.
We most earnestly hope aaat all true Rep,.ll;-
cans in Virginia; OF whatever party, name, OF
section; will rally as one man in favor Of this
measure. There are many features in the pres
sent Constitution totally at war with a republic
can spirit and republican principles The popu.
lar voice OF Virginia demands that those tea-
lures be removed that the right. of suffrage be
extended; the County Court system be remodel
led the election of all officers of the Common.
wealth, tJndgcs and Magistrates included)
be placed in the bands Of the people, accompa-
MED by provision securing The Independence
of the audges and Magistrates. We believe
that in dignity, good sense and integrity, they
have not their snperiors if equals, jim the world
We do not conceive, however, tina: the election
Of judicial offices by the people, with a prov-
sion for example as ineligible to re-election,
would at all arnIair the ancient and nnsullied
purity OF the erfline in Virginia Nor are We
convinced that the high character of the Virgin
ia bench OF Magistracy is product of our pre-
sent judicial sy sttm. 1t deselves to he attyibu-
ted quite as much to the sound and elevated
moral sense and high toned honor by which the
people ofHrginia in all the relations Of life have
been always characterized, as TO any merits OF
the defective system which exists under cur
present Constitution.
There are in the County Court system, as il
stands, radical impertections. It's power of tax
alton without representation, its sef-perpetua-
ting faculty are more worthy the meridian of
Great Britain than Of the United States.
Those of our Western brethren who talk of
sectional degradation, ought TO reflect whether
there is not a deeper degradation inflicted by our
Institutions than any Of sectional eharacter.-
We think there is, and one which ireemcn can
not consent to and retain their own self-resrect
any longer rilan taae5 can employ constitution,
al method of redress--Riehnond Republican.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-22
GOOD NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
THE FACTlONISTS DEFEATED.

THE FACTfONISTS DEFEATED.
A private dispatch, to the Richmond Enquirer
dated Washington, April Is, says:
'Footes resolution was adopted to-day. All
of Benton's amendments We're rejected by large
maiorities The friends Of the South are in good
spirits
Hon T. II. GILMORE, the new Senator from
South Carolinia in place of Mr.. Calhoun,
was formerly leading member OF the House of
aud besides his acknowledged
ability, is regarded as one of the most expert
tac,icians. He is president Of the State Bank of
South Cafolila
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-22

THECk OF HIGH WATER AT n ORLEANS.
"A Baton Rouge correspondent Of the Albany
Argus attributes the increase of water in the
lower part Of the Mississippi river, of late years,
to the fact that the river has been shortened
more than forty miles by cutting off the bends.
The effect is to let down the water faster than
the channel below will carry it of, and an over
fowls the consequence.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-22

Ut The Legislature of the State of California,
on the Cd OF February, passed unanimously a
resolution appropriating funds to enable the
Governor TO have prepared a block ofCalifornia
marble, quartz, Or granite, of suitable Dimensions
with the word California; clliselled.on its face
and that the same be forwarded to the managers
of the Washington Monument Association in
the City OF Washington, to constitute portion
of the Monument now being erected in that city
to the memory Of GEORGE WASHINGTON
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-22

o. The California letters have crowd some
matter ont of this lrlper we would have been
glad to have published this week. Our readers
no doubt, will be pleased with the letters. VIM
w. HULL is the SOL of Mr.. JOHN HAL, Sen. OF
Highland, and sailed in the Mariana. OF Mr.
MORRISON, we need not speak-his letters have
been we'll received
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-22

FIRTH, we have nothing this week Tor or against
the candidates. In the absence of racy matter,
we invite the attention of the reader to the story
of 'Old Zim," Oh the first page cold Zim''
was "some'' at an election, and if he didn't sue
ceed in breaking down the system" he was
most tarnationally fooled, :a2ld Zim' was.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-22

TAKING SLAVES TO CALlFoRNIA.-A Havana
correspondent Qf the Cincinnati Enquirer says
On our vessel are quite number from Ken.
lucky severaltaking with them slaves under an
agreement TO. give them their freedom for two
years services in the mines.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-22
lion of our own candidate may be defeated
these Triangular duels' are dangerous

% We have omitted an entire column of
this week. The advertisers shall
be no losers-in a few weeks we hope to pre-
sent large and much-inproved sheet contain
ing TWENTY EIGHT columns This will give
ascope and verge enoseh.o Those who wish 10
subscribe Tor large paper, are requested tosend
on their names
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-22

RETURN OF A CALIFORNIA MILLIONAIRE
The Providence Journal says that Mr. Stephen
A. Wright, who left South Lingston several
years ago for the West, and finally reached Cal
ifornia, where he was settled when the discove.
ry of gold was made, has Just returned with a
fortune Of about half a million, with which like
a sensible man, he has come 10 live in the lard
of hs birth
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-22
HIGHLAND AND PENDLETON.

We are authorized to announce JAMES B. kEE,
Esq, a candidate to represent the district com
posed OF Highland and part Of pcndleton i'll the
next Legislature Of Virginia.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-22

o. Read the article OIL Constitutional Re-
form We hazard nothing in saying that this
writer is none other than the same who wrote
the celebrated numbers signed "potomac.o
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-22
j. w. MORRISON.
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun.
Suffering Among the California Emigrants.
ST. LOUIS, April as,

o"t5 oot7
ST. LOUIS, April IS.
Recent accounts have been received here
from;S dosepll, which represents much suffer
ing existing amane the California emigrants.~-
The darrhoe had become an alarming epidemic
and Numbers were dying from its effect. Many
OF those who had not been attacked by fine dis
ease OR who we've recovering, were returning
home
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-04-22
To tho Democrats of Augusta

1t has been minated, in another place, and
we repeat the intirnation there thrown out, that
it is all-important the Democrats saorld vote for
members of their own party. By casting youl
votes for either OF the Wing candidates you may
defeat ABNEy, as by that mca' S, you swell
the wing vote aud do not increase ABNEy s.
Let the friends of the Democratic nominee,
therefore, be careful, and as there is but one
safe rule, it is best to follow it-vote for tro
Democrats, and let the Wings elect their own
candidates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-19

Messrs EdiiotsAs may no, hc GGricrcsting wil
gave YOU brief sketch Of thu ,ioi Mines 81 this county,
The gold vein whc. Louisa eight iilc-
southeast Count House. being extern
siycy worked Than any orm.: period The discovery
is iew years since ~ ic enc!iT!>.n aud
energetic George " Fisher who .or time successfully
ppcrlio,, it,
The Valiant Grove Mine has been purchased OF iIue!
Goodwin ESQ. .c sl 500 by the Messrs Bud .. Phila-
iclpia These paI>eycrnG gentlemen making Grea: pre-
poa,ions for tn successful operation OF the VEN The pros
poets At this truly Gathering.
The Central Mines have been purchased oi Messrs. Har-
Kiss and lalley Ivy Mcss Thompson II Co :" Philadelphia
who also erecting houses and pairing machine, Tor opc
ration.
The Slate li MINI has been purchased 81 NJ. Il. acy
hv Mes>rs >kcrei x Go III Philadelphia wo now lay
inc open the vein for n. purpose Of testing is yare Tho
prospects laeing ana nese gentlemen will
,heif machinery These mines worked psnc;paiic h.
English mines. most 81 whom only cenfiemany ~
taeir dero-tncui. out strictly 'iorii in ,hcii habits.
tc Morrison Mine aas been II operation for months
~ Co. X f. Stockton who has gone immense EanSe
II buildings and machinery, and who realizing quite
handsome per cent.
rich vein has recently been discovered the lard Of
" W. Harris who now LAYING open the vein or farther
discovery.
There is every reason believe ina; the Northern CAPT
;ais will rea, ,c reward BY the purchase and nprraon
g. these hines Nhv is thai Virginia mas rhc
energetic capitalists work and ,ian hr gold watch
precious 10 all!
The Walton finder and Eoxey Mines in oprrI-
Ton al this uc. Yours truly ron.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-19
\ LOOK Err ON.
E.r NLe L'nAnirtr.
rms coNyr>.rIoN blsTelcr

Mcssrs EiiturS,-Why alc not tho good people I" i!1
District the alert III reference 10 the c"in. a'-!'
acrl.nt STATE Convention! In Other portions 81 ils 81,
Commonwealth. most animated and csrit't canvass !
progressing and there arc ! host candidates willing Z
serve the people Why this apathy our people Ar
less Interested than our brethren ri Tie mountains ~ In
formation of Constitution. which Is WORK ri IL
iay or tomorrow but decide perhaps "r ages IL come
tho dc=nies OF generations unborn.
In this connection in looking around ~ Tor suitable per
son, 10 FIJI ssctivc places. would suaes; the nam
a man win, Is. ovcy respect, iu competent I" rt.
sen; uS IA ih. Cuuvent.ou;yc aud. - JOAN u. "ung
Esq This is rot the place tie time enter into
lengthy arguucnt al ;i claims Of Alr. Young: suffice II 4
sax, that h ii sterling worth high moral cari
ter, fine practical s.nse and sound judgment II NJ "nn
should consent permit his h. aSed IN this con
acctlon bespeak for him warm, cordial and heart
support MANY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-19
u...s. Eaitors .rh. nh.o. ii his t.sl se..nanc:on

FOR .Tf f-HY@tttf.
.ssrs Editors Tn, otoc et this bilti connnni' !
ny 10 sci forth what the writer believes I" te enc lHl "
n, delegates 10 our DISTINCT Conventions, ~ o.t' ~
which a II 10 select popular an sa,ah!c men 70 I''''
A. In the State Convention = form ne" ohsi4'!'h'
.,rntv meetings often had am net seldom ~. "'S
meetings CONDUCTED bv few AMI often aie iE'i '"i !" ~
n a; the w ana wishes ana preferences 81 se1A
Il j. IN easy matter for em ro u call it",ih@ =
.~y ,a eI IL nave particular ind,:laA III 'e 'iii'
,ad a, is customary The chairman 10 s.Irei 'hc
ln i; j. easy for him appoint delegates, raI"rv "i
whom ac ia vosbe particular indiN dual NEST neS
have been often proclsed ana certainly most unfairly we
conceive il H. ae me du;v OF delegates T. II" several sct
Conventions 10 present thu and advocate ne claims
=; IN. most popular. practical AMI sensible business men ~
u,r sey,,; counties Nc and II ih"r ere uih!'iih'd -
mi. matter 10 inform themselves before repairing ~ ne
convention 40 individual should re appointed delegate
bo kcs m interest the Convention or VINO IS Ignorant
III -, indifferent 10 the popular will in this matter No de!
late should think carving out his own personal prefer
ente aud thereby perhaps, have man nominated WI" :
NOT tie coc, nj h- couatyn.n. ana ior Inc siAc al pro-
tnn. certain indi, dgai, gel men elected VINO docs i"t
deserve H. wilo i gnuai, .. business miitrs and perhaps
,!noAiou. the people anon. whoa IL I'es We say bs
al means recommend practical business men who's. ,eeies
interests ana efforts ana have been, long Identified win
youi- those who vi mature iossSstdo sohn sem
r Judgment practical business qualifications AMI habits.
% cafc tor he GOOD Tie whole people and not Tor very
cw only, ana az firm m principles they avo" lhia =
as,y communication pir and bri: We ask The a;ien-
non oi delegates generally bnt particularly those III ne r't
Congressional! District. \ NolLh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-19
PUBLIC MEETING IN BUCKINGHAM COUNTY

At meeting OF portion Of nc people Il Buckingham
held the Court House Monday The @ih iav Of luiy
1850 take consideration The satec' ot the improve
nj SLATE River, Major Charles lancoy vas cir! u
lie chair, and u! Spencer appointed Secretary
Ai,. addresses the people The following
luilnas s;laii,te! and passed. yiI:
|. Resolved. TIA; il i the ri This meeting, that
Improvement Of Slate River from Buckingham Court
House point in that vicinity 10 lis month and
Meeting il with the James River and kanawha Canal. IS
dsenabe 10 The interest and convenience I'll large portion
oi the people at lie county
,. Resolved, Tia! committee Of i've be appointed 10
communicate with thc Directors Of the James River and
kanawha Company al their next meeting, asking the
tablshmont OF communication New Canton between
the Canal and the South side by aud hy BRIDE md
urging them adopt tina, by water instead bridge tn
less both can be established.
The chair then appointed the following committee,
George II. Matthews, VIM Hooker Chs l.. Christian VIM.
III Perkins aud George Hooker.
s. Resolved That when this meeting ai,oarn. il adjourn
10 meet on the End Monday in August next
L. Resolved That iieso proceedings h. published IN the
Richmond papers. tHAS } NCEI, Chm.
H. SPENCER, Secy.
- full attendance of those friendly 10 the scheme. is
earnestly requested be present on The ID Monday in Au
gust next, design taking steps 10 carry resolutions
into practical effect.
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I5~ The EHguirtr.


From tho s-n. 81 lhr t;o 81 tn last l"ni-' Cont y
seems 10 10 80. important ;or the Democrats =" the dis
,gic COMPOSED VI Tie counties oi to""htid flhyanna ae
Louisa a. L. uioJ their guard. Their, were present ~ tn
clur. len candidates TO- III comm, C"nNeniion
ana! something suspicious, Their were but three WING
candidates anc iroul each of THE counties composing -
-l.!ci: ana they perhaps the most popular "i niafnliti
i,.aen IN their respective counties Nov. should mat
t.rs continue they al present WI iakr no great
foresight wha The consequences VIII he: Goit!c ds
e.r;y democratic represented III III, Convention bN mr..
Wings should suppose all Democrats would concur III
the opinion taf tins ought n" u p" - nut now y : !" -
prevented viii suggest, but leaS" u for others NOR
ayrc5iciced ~ such determine Ny ont; Object
j. cali tn attention al he democratic voters 10 Tile SUB
act that th.y wisdom and the success o. the
,arty may suggest II i understood that MI "r most :" inc
democratic candidates opposed fo conventions hn4 heG
IN the counties select clnd!arS - =" voted Tor; :"
and Is H., g.nrc ihr." Nn.s shcGid c elected ii
prospects ri tie democratic candidates tor pre,inrn here
,:rc- will lc prn.ir.i. The writer =! THIS i unwilling To-
sec the conducted npon party grounds, when
is -,,irit manifested bv the W. party and should T..
wiling the district represented in the Convention by
two Democrats and Whi.i bu, 10 have the" Wings
p,,ne,i oil il woari u. ipcn-iroas
.ny L., l"5j. l.OokEh oN.
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ANsS -
LCe.Ic.panlence .! ne Eail.nlare SUI

" A@HlSoIoS, july l't.,
H. Iaot,, ewepQmspts Prospects ~ the iijt>ta.
iuFor,nt Prs>iiea!iGi icigu liz Cabi',el
The ilEjs II The adjustment bill in the >cnlie ar
encouraged. Mr. Foote's amendments VII. ct colt-
adopted ue al the Sou::lo.n w - g.. then
them. They m render tn bil! more I.ccp;.aie 70
South, ami will in 3r b. more .s crablc u the Sout
tn Missouri comproga!S, I'm.
onc Vt The commitments Proposes ,he par-i o 81
nor'hcrn boundary .. Texas. Tho oi'lor r-cau.nea,
California In reduction II her bogniar.e- t. Tie
limit 81 tie 3jth parallel, and. further force, cal -
comply with II. oy maxim, her Who'll llni- IL drreit
It. Bs!dt~ il i weil known tia, California wi r.
, comply with The suggestion.
The motion - lay the bill on the table Is aban one
the present, and the amendments To hc uNjg
general discussion " the merits OF III. t o.-fl,a
another week ten day.
!hc Cabinet cane - .mpo!tan; decision TO-DAY, 4
hon - the nominations b.ior. tn Se.lic Il ~ n.
~, L Is SAID, 10 withdraw them! ant - l.ir ;n.m -
''c:' FILLMORE E..t this proposition w.s oycrtul.
der-;ani that Slr. Fillmore Mi. not withdraw 'il"n
!A> Il might be considered ilfSp,t;.u. TIL
h.- predecessor. Ihc Senate ~ill however rerct 10
-: them.
ioc,, whether Mr. Fillmore Ira. positively o,re !
aiu.t station Z" any one individual! yr..
H. ia> Elat. n oi.r - Mr. Webster ana | kno%
III" create. pos ~. c;i,f haze been mlie hy tn =
interest and in Ia, H. all tn Viii. rcc.spil interest
Ter III. Fillmore from making tt- oias Ia MT Nes.Ie
to,no; lna" tho; VI Webster woa!i acceptlt tu th
tic administration would b. Gotc secure ~ ~
~ohld uthtrwi-e b.. II " Fillmore should pat ~ 10
sin.t anl Ilrn suppose 10 represent iov1r .:e'
'esis-aa (" IA" seward c!ilde,h. w!!! - 'ncc
t"niIicace II to- South and sccU5. la-a.i = -!
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,,rrr,Nc ISLE OF WIGHT.

ijicuG.RATIG MEETING IN ISLE or Will
ljl rj.c:,.s d the Democratic rilF .. va Mnrs,l.
~ - y. !. III ~ tha Court House, Oh the Isl h"'d"t
:, !tl. IN SO q q. +. 81 BoySin, ION nl"t', -, - ~
:, -; called ~ the Char, ana ~ l. '"' ~
,ated the object of the meeting to be- me
iifi,ral delegates n convention 10 Dc ltin III
icrru-,.u on ll,r 81 Monday in this MONTH 10 hohia'
rro. candidates represent this astrc. III ue '''
were y fI' Jesse A. Parker A. A. Whitehead, Edward
:. l. ~ ~ i,,,dal John A. Jordan, Robert W. Gibbs,
y, " :,- {; = Hall W. NJ Croker }. D. Council,
rnarI Eallld Abm Vellnes Allen Edwards y. T. Dung
a' ~ Il II Jordan J. Il. Butler, and \. A. White
& Var, ;,anonte! committee 10 submit the following
.,,,,,ric: Ia Dr. H. 7. Scott Of Greonsvilc Dr. J. T.
%,na-on ANA Dr. VIM. Briggs Of SUSSEX: Judge Jonn
- ~, ,, i ohcrt Ridley III Southampton Walter > Booth
- starry r. L. prcn,is Of Nansemond, Arthur H. smith,
Atkinson and e. r. Hayden OF Isle oi Wight ana respect
fully request Il reply 20 ''e s''"0 " ~ " ~ "
before the convention. :,
st Are you favor Of extending the right OF snlis'
and how far ,,; ~, ,i IL III
GERS 10 The people, dtrecty!
ST. What basis OF repre- senration would you adopt!
,n Are you in animal or biennial sessions OF the
,,h IN, YOU in favor free schools and what plan
ON Would sou limit III Legislature IN the creation "i "
n,.lic debt. and how
7it Would ypu cuTail the a1onhs ana "'tr powers 81
t Are Won in favor of prohibiting tie Legislature from
act permitting cia!ciifu si'ts - eia.s "
Tia. olilnnnMcalth
s, WHAT are your views in relation 10 the creation OF
Corporations and 'iirir liabilities
Uth W,uI you forbid the Legislature 70 charter any
ban or on!e institution wh 10 issue credit bills %
rorc under the denomination 81 l'r d"hs ANA would
yo require them il be forced INTO bahAruy upon 'h'' s"H
pension Of specie payments
lin Would yon nhbir the Legislature from passing any
acts creating religions corporations eNcep, 10 hold lands ne
c,,-"rv ior houses d. public worship!
th Would you nhbit III. Legislature from Passns stay
law or an: lw rpairir. the obligation Of contracts
18th What reforms III any woa! yon make IN the pre-
sent county court system
On motion, the meeting ADJOURNED
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Nj "ebs'f lGifyduccA b!i' - provide llr III. ..
% monument IN the Congress burial ground /, H..
Org Of Zachary lay lor Read twice and rcfr i ''f NJ
Tie adjustment dill vas taken ,ip and u, u,
1t length in its support. lister -
After stating that he had intended tn follow II. :,
from ). {. (Alr Hn'ler) on Tcrsday-bu, in, lin sen
President caused IN adjournment before nm, So q
Guided his rciiarkslIr Webster matc some t..''o
lions on the death of General TAYLOR IL was ~, ~ u
to adjust the controversies which had 20 lor@ ' ' o.
crcSs. Some hea!ing aud composing m ,a.r-o %
adopted before Congress adjourned. lie wish, ~, -, q
Rate All! harmonic the country The agitation u-,, g
cf, aseG i. II continued. '4 u
lie would never consent 10 the adIournmer, .. r.
without establishing territorial Government, for
leo, and taxing MEASURES ioi the prevention ot co "
tween Texas and New MEXICO. lie was .ci sIs y.
OF carrying out tie report oi the committee. All ~ J.
rcd tie combination Of measures separate ac,i ~
~ admitting California alone we did not o., rd :" !.
lies. New Mexico must have territorial GOVERN VA
something must BE- done 10 prevent n coIIsio, L,'h
Mexico and Texas, and I" prevent bloods!ea ana ;
He should not consent 10 al adjournment be:or. H.,
ton was settled. ~ !.
IL proceeded 10 show what the North v,,iii
what they would gain By de.eatrs This I'm - -"
tEe.c questions. fhry would restore Cs,arrss " ~
mate and proper and beneficial iurctolan /, -, w. =
nress was parulyzed. and for som, time /; h., -"
condition. The Government; was i;s.f r.aier,,, '.'
Is the watt OF supplies. NJ man would ycnt. W..
now, for the Promise OF er.at inheritance when a.,
should b. established in New Mexico Thu MI :.
MEXICO had Themselves decided the question ami t
DID slavery. The Objection t. tie bill hy thc Sor,l
founded. The question wa mere abstraction.
ir Webster deprecated the serSituje ii ,onar.s =, .
rl.aucs al hoinc, instead ii acting conscientious
A ,icw to The inter- IS oi the county.
H. showed that Massachusetts, Win a !, li,p or >,
i.pcnlcnt not an agriculture bui IN n.ln,,ri,I y
when relied on the government rr protection IN. .
sufferer from the present EMBELLISHMENTS Of he cavern
ill ;i,ir interests were sacrificed H. On, il, III
- Massachusetts were SICK AMI t.red If ih,.a asi,
which were indulge, into the dc struct!oa os tie;, iae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-19

81 NoTlCE.-Ther eopeoiC Chesterfield Prince George
ani inc town o. Petersburg irrespective Of party are her
~ sei 10 csseml. the Court House of The Town ii
Petersburg Monday the 2h inst ii l. O'Clock for the
purpose Of selecting candidates voted for nv this dis
irici 10 the State Convention 1t is earnestly desired tina,
there shall be full attendance MANY VOTERS