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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10
TO he Editors Of The Enquirer:

TO he Editors Of Tie Enquirer:
WAsHISGruS p. c., Der. s:H, l13l
From Indications given OH, BY the Wing papers ct me
State Of Virginia. there will b. but little in holding
election for Governor in December II seems that Mr.
Sesar OF Elizabeth City County, has named ms candidate
and because Mr. ScEar mas done Mr. Shelley OF Angus
ta informed The Convention Cha!ottesvi!lc mat i'.
Summers rond accept the nomination. Yes citizens Of n
cnia Mr.. will accept the nomination. but VIII you
elect h;m?hat is the question.
There arc more hiags in Is"reh Ma" HoI
dream ST Of Horato And there is in the principles ana
practices Of the people Of Virginia.
II would BE- fine comnunisry truly in the after history OF
State for our pJsletlly - vcnerac the republican, "cA
Of their fathers in accepting Wing Governor 10 rule over
republican Commonwealth from such Con'ention As
assembled a, Charlottesville Did the sentiments there as
sembed accord with the republican sentiment CT II
ania Far (romi Have the members Of that Convention
accl with the democracy OF the State fh rryfW
from, it, Mr. Scgar appears TO have much OF Ia
lhry care for th Oh Dpnini ,n is thorough, rough shod
Wing ,,a: would grind the democracy powder; anl why
hoVd the people pay any respect 10 The n"Inna
ton OF who have with The democracy oi me
State The Charlottesville Convention mr." +" ra''iy an
cdic Of hc! Wing leaders AMI saw b. acc!imion Mr.
Summers nominated And for what! Why, 10 be the
Wing Governor of Virginia When this takes place,
may 10 use honely phrase, expect " arks 10 fail
The most singular feature in this whole is ta, tho
Whis; vomt take 50 much trouble for 50 little prospect
The history .! Virginia is yet 10 be written Whenever icr
sons f"Isr1i rn!s. Gentle ":i!" ci-
selves d,~n .Isir bG Hey not 'y.ii: III
cep;io 81 s": Tie cnven foo: still there they
not cast il from tlcu the old federal skv.ght is still per
cep.ie all their actions. and the people OF Virgil
a to beware o! the wooden horse put forth By Whlgge
rs.
However, do not fear the wooden horse" notwith
standing his mighty ouk; we have noble champions in the
field And much As has been said of the great power
of oGuence possessed BY Mr. Summers there doubt
man doubt the fact, nat the Oil veteran. the re
publican IosEFH JoHSsoS Of the county Of Harrison
will defeat Mr., 5 in the knnawha Congressional District
BY several hundred maoriiyani il Mr. s. is defeated there
where is he oos for a1 Certainly not in the Piedmont
country where the intrepid iaesd LEAK certanl.
South OF James TiTeF where the gallant BocOcK vii
scatter Whiggcy, like chat! before The wind Perhaps he
will look Inc Tenth Legion !" fcs-he will Ioos 10 tn
enh Legion FOR The thousands that will uc rolled rp
that valley Johnson, Lelie and Bocuck will give
Whiggcry that queus and overwhelming the vote.
there never will be- heard OF again. such thing as Wing
Convention in Virginia. Indeed Whisgery in State vii
become an "obsoeie idea, enphatcay will it be con
dcmned by the people, in December next.
JAcos FAITHTul in.
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ELECTIONS IN VIRGINIA.

to TIIIRSnAY TIE SD Of OCIUBEK an tI'c"H VIII no "'
m n.un OF he aud House a" Delegates anu "r members
If Congress- Tins will be held under the existing e'"
,n and tho Iers oaly qualified according 10 M provisions
M be day unless KEEP,
.,.rl, Tor s;,c:i,, reasons, according TO law.
on the Gay the people sill vote on the adoption OF III"
a.Ir Constitution. question: white male cH'~en
years age, wh" have heen TWO years '' " "
Safe the or town where nc 'h' "
y. will have the right VOTE polls will be Kept open ee
diy.. ;, ,
the amended nn.ti,u,ioI shall be adopted an election VIII DC
held. Throughout; the STATE. the sTli DAY VI
nr Governor Lieut.. Governor, anu h'oh'y "e"ei'' a
=, ia, SENATE, AM! OF the House Delegates All persons
,Iib.s "a vote ON the question Of the adoption :" the aneac"
p.ut, m will have right the counties Cities Or
t.A.Is lI which leN reside
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MEErlNci OF TIE rErERsguRG DEMOCRACY.

MEETING or THE PETERSBURG DEMOCRACY
The meeting IT the Democracy, Tuesday evening ra
fled nominations u the Stanton Convention cold
" and Iasslvrly but with enthusiasm. Mr. james Allied
Jones, fuIusing his resolutions PAD beautiful ana cN
autc liz, merits -! the uOnlncr. ct III" Democrat
c party OF Cu Joseph Johnson In PARTICULAR he spoke III
terms ul the warIs and highest praise Mr.. Rossc from
an intimate acquaintance with Mr. l.cakc bore testimony
his pure and aiab!a character, and his brilliant talents. Mr.
Meade in response CAL. addressed III" meeting briefly
lie expressed his entire appreciation ri the nominations ol
the Saunrn Convention, and said that al the proper time
he would gAC il-rli upon the tus nss 10 insure hcr cleo
lion IL thoI.ht the duty of every Democrat, Ell
th IL acduicscc in the nominations vi the auvrity else
to quit party, which sentiment received the hearty ap
plausc ui the mcrn Mr.. Meade adyerted HE charge
against the Democratic party VI being hostile 10 the Union
He repealed the charge with Indignation and camrd FOR the
Democracy the attachment the Cnion but
the same time they had equal regard for the rights and equal
y Of the States. Mr. Wallace in his usual animated
ner bore cnqcnt testimony 10 the prupey OF the Staun
nominations Hc cmlogisei each candidate il =cccs-inn;
and EXPRESSED confident belief that with such for
their standard bearers, the Democracy Of Virginia would
achieve glorious triumph in December Dr. Cox eIpre5a
ed his satisfaction with the nominations Of The
Stanton Convention. They each and all worthy of
the support of the Democratic party Of Virginia lie did
doubt that they would receive such support would in
sure their election by triumphant majority.
III the gentlemen who addressed the meeting fire.
qucnIy Interrupted applause. Indeed the feeling of tho
me, ting admirable. Every Democrat present
solve! himself with energy and zeal in behalf If the
nominees c the Stanton Convention. is manifest thar
the Democracy of Petersburg viii contribute their part to
portlnce Of the occasn ardent in support Of the non
res tie party and will themselves with unwunrcd
zeal full performances their duty in the coming con-
test IL South Side Democrat.
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FOE THE ENQUIRER.
To tie Foters oe King anil Queen Esser, and hing VIZ
Ln,lS .untnridL UisLricL

RI.
To the Toers ofe King and Queen, E,ser and Hing VII
liam Senatorial District.
We recommend your attention Patrick Henry Aylet
Of The County k!a. William @entiinan tnslneEtiy
worthy Of election the first Senate under the c1ns
tr,ion Although he NAV than have attained the
are ot twenty five, he is already known throughout the
State AZ youus CT extraordinary promise. 10 1915
although hut few months from College, he won, il various
pnrnns of the State, distinguished reputation
aud dchanr of area, power. He is knnwn still
IvorabIy bflln; political writer and politician Of sim
euariy ,Iaturcd Intellect for OF his age. He is also
known rs g nenan Of the most polished manners anna
BIZ spolIcss in private lie. If Mr. Aycrt be per
@ari become candidate, he will add mach his al
re liy brilliant reputation. lie has for four yeats baed
uacclsin. for The Democratic party seeking reward
for services which he has rendcrcd it with
tongue and pen. MASy DEMOCRATS ESSEN.
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Ealanco in favor OF steam power

Ealanco in favor Of steam power - l6 0
BY steam power the twenty four would be complc
ed week. Ii would require leus ten horses to plough
it in The Same period Some lands must have horse
and manual labor and OF course q; greater cost than in
the above calculation No estimate is made OF The value Of
subsoilng, which, with power, would be better
complShcd without additional expense, except one man.
perhaps. for guiding The plough
MR. LETCHER AT HAvANa-MoEE PRISONERS RELEASED
New OsLEASs, Ger. G.-Lettes from Havana mention
that Minister Mr. Lecher had several interviews with
the Captain General but with reference 10 The prisoners
number of those lately brought in from the mountains
had been psrdonsd.
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LATEST NEWS BIZ THE TELEGH,yy
lelcgraphed for tn. Richmond Enou;re,

Tho ,,,rt.,s h,,o.,. EhLIrMnRE, October g.
INC markets mere and in New York re UNCHANGED r.
York. a'''s" oe'o" al New
GEORGIA ELECrION-In c. counties cobh,o
Ivy Is lOUUO There are 80 more 10 hear rnm
It Is supposed viii Increase the majority to lG 600 'h
Inc Steamer Ciy OF Manchester sailed from Phiiadrnb,
To-Day, win Ter passengers and small amount Of
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4 SnLEaS QrEsrIcS.it recent meeting OF parish n
solemn straight bodied and exemplary deacon submitted
report :.Iiiin. the destitute widows and others
ing need Of il the parish Are you slre dca-
con asked another solemn brother that you have euJrac.
ed all the widows - Hs said he 5eliere he had done 90
but any omitted the omission could easily be
rected He did not take at all.
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GOMi;EssGfih isEl;,sU,
TOBACCO MARKET.

lHrEsnAy, Ger. g.
TUBACCO-No have NJ material change notice in
prices. The market is dull. Sales OF Lugs 50 -
81: Leaf, from 81 80 for quality So for vcrr
good and few hlds at 81 - so IS.
We notice sales .: strictly Inc manufacturing since ur
list report. y. VI. MARTIN 4 co.
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w.
He is The candidate OF the old Federal and blue stocking
Ehiy party u Virginia fur the office U Governor.
man III lulents and moral worth, hut WING Of the
CLAY SCHOOL,
strictly identified with all the unpopular and dangerous inca
Of that old politician whne public poll
Tic pie uf the Union and Virginia r,pu-
dated and cnnIenncL He the memorable extra
sion ri Congress of lSil and there followed in the waks
his prototype ana. leader Henry Clay 1t there he voted
exploded humbus OF which the dear wings are now
50 ashamed,
THE UNITED STATES BANK.
tc also used his best cxcrtons and aboe hard to establish
permanently on the country and the people, that Ujp sys
o which iches from The pockets Of the farmer
and !ubosr, 10 build up and enrich northern capitalists,
THE PROTECTIVE TARIFF!
Hs was also the friend and advocate of that abomnabe
system for draining the national treasury, with view Of
creating necessity Tor his pet p-o tccye system
THE DISTRIBUTION ACT!!i
lie also the friend md advocate and voted for
what! what!
THE BANKRUPT LAW!!M
Who does rccOect thati Who does recoact that
the Fcdcrists, after they had home from Congress-
people back and only partially aided the Democrats
repaallug that curse upon the statute book
This * the political leader OF the Federal Wing party.
his Is the man they have sci up 10 beat the republican,
Joseph Johnson Esq who is the friend Of the Independent
rca uryiEc tariff Of lSl6hc enemy Of the old Bankrupt
law, and the enemy Of the Distribution Now ashamed
:" their old issues, they attempt To raise the Of Union
as though any in this country opposed the
Union. Blu. tey and shall escape their odous
duclr!ncsthcy be made carry the heavy weight
which they Impose II Is vain for them 10 say this is
Stale ccciOn and national politics should not be introduced
They c:;OpoGd because their whole ticket nominat
as :tigs Ftderaiss and they carry The national
odna attached 10 their party Let the Democratic party
hut ID their duty and Clay Whig,cry will get Il most I'M
heard u: clubbing in the old Dominion. -
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coy. FLOYD OF VIRGINIA.

! ,v.,scor 10 our columns (says the Unon,) article
from the ~ yncburg Republican, showing that TINS DIS
man stands high as he ever did in the con-
6de,cs md favor of the Democracy of his State and that
there was not the slightest for the supposon ha
the nomination of Col Johnson, the present candidate
for tho office OF Governor might create division IN lhe
r,nts of the MARTY On the contrary, it would seem that
The decision of Staunton Convention rested on consae
,ons which are as aerln Gov. Floyd they are to
the nomuse of the Convention and thu, these considerations
involve no disagreement in respect to The public principles
which are TO guide tho future policy they have done here
oore of the party which acknowledges its guide The great
landmarks established BY such members as Jefferson aud ms
disciples Gov Floyd faithful 10 these principles the
individual nominated in his place equally and we doubt
no, they are as harmonious in their personal as IN their pup
lie relations:
"GOvERNOR FLOYD As the name OF this dstn
eushed gentleman brought before The omuh'oh ooh-
ycn,on tor the nomination Governor without we were
assured his agency knowledge Is put Just 10 MN ana
mis- friends that facts connec ted with the comparative
~ small vote he received should be made public No State
administration we have ever had has been desevedl
popular than that of John B. Floyd No one OF his official
acts do sapprove OF in any degree and such We believe
TO be the almost unanimous sentiment OF The Democracy OF
the State Had his official conduct been theionly ties, Of
his claims for Reelection he would doubtless have been the
nominee OF the Convention.
&" But other considerations controlled the nomination.
Governor Floyd has served Governor OF the Com.
monweah and il was thought by very large number OF
his friends that his reelection would be in conflict with al
eas tine spirit Of both the present and the new Constulon
which makes the Governor Ineligible for second consecutive
term This important consideration controlled the votes and
influence of large portion of the delegations. Another OBJ
stacle the Of Gov F0yds denomination was that Col
johnson had been elected Governor The last Legislature
Governor Floyd in the contingency that the new
Constitution should De adopted Were the new Constl.
tuition be adopted therefore, Col. Johnson would be
The Governor al Virginia for the next three years For me
Convention under these circumstances to throw aside L9i.
Johnson ant nominate Governor Floyd who has served the
limit of his under The Constitution, was regarded by
large number OF Delegates very UNJUST and well calculated
incense the friends OF Governor Johnson and render luke
and the nominee the entire Northwestern
Democracy.
These two considerations had controlling influence IN
the convention and caused numbers against Gov.
Floyd who fully endorsed and approved OF his admin
istatiun of State affairs in every particular We Know
therefore, from being upon HE admnisra-
,ion any part of it and take great pleasure IN stating
III, C,,,
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INDIAN TREATIES IN OREGON.

Dr. Dart the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs in Oregon,
has, the National Inesencer learns from late papers re-
cevcd from that country, concluded treaties OF purchase
with ten tribes Indians about tho mouth Of the Columbia
river by which the title Of the natives to about three mil
lions acres land has been eytingused for tho sum of
SOL 200 payable in annual instanents Of money -four
groceries clothing, &c. The land thus acquired extends
over hundred miles tho Pacific coast and some sixty
BY the Catsops Point Adams, containing some four or
five square miles The kathIamet band reserved Two small
islands in the Columbia river called kahllmet and Woody
Dr. Dart was assisted in making treaties by Messrs.
Spauding and Parish, Agents, and the party making
arrangements latest dates august l9h TO visit Port
Oxford for the purpose OF treating for land in that vicinity
In Michigan the Detroit Advertiser says that four out Of
six Of the Delegates TO the National Convention arc old
fashioned Clay men, aud will for him through thick and
thin if he shall be the field. Gen. Scott 1t adds, will be
their last choicc.
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pLOUGHlNG BY STEAM.-Thc New York Post
presses the opinion that machinery is destined, Ia
ter TO superseie u work by human hand. II has been
supposed continues that agriculture alone was safe from
invasion in this respects but with Mccormick rcapng ma
chimes patent drilers and steam harows that convc-
ton has given way before the ingenuity OF man. But Of
and astonishing applications OF this has been
made tho Of turning the SOIL which now done BY
steam, with much precision and completeness as il was
ever done By hand, and with much greater cceriiy.
Lord Wiloughby dEresby, opulent and practical cnl
vator Of the Grmshorpe Estate near Bourne, England
recently made several most successful experiments in
opening and puveri2ng the soil b. engine. writer in
ne London News describing them that steam poushing
longer prubIem The field selected for the pur
pose OF the last experiment had grown wheat crop and
Of good maleube SOIL The cngnc-a beautiful piece OF ma
chlnerywas placed movable tram road at the end Of
the field BY way OF testing tine relative powers the plough
double one with reversed shares and coutcrs drawn
in one direction by horses, and contray by The
horses four very powerful animals had much labor drag
hc iunmen and that only at slow pace; whilst the on.
CINE OF Is power hurried back fast could
fairly walk 10 conduct the plough After several "bouts
subsoi plough attached Ia gage of nine and alter
wards twelve achcs. This additional burden, which the
horses could possibly have drawn evidently steaded ana
improved the notion and left the work in sGtsiacto
ry manner Hafows were afterwards appended with an
equally pleasing result The ponghn5 took place across old
land which showed in some places considerable dips
Two engines placed parallel each end OF tho field would
without difficulty with only double plough, complete four
acres of land in hours and il required, snbsoi it
The work effectively performed for il must be 5one
in mind that land pluughcd b steam has this great advan
plourhcd by horses from the est) matter of great import
ance clay Soils and, where snbsong is required adj
vantage that cannot be too highly appreciated
The account in the News then proceeds 10 show the rea
tive OF plonghng field SAY a acres by animal power
and By the all oil the steam engine:
POWER. { 5. d..
"A acres u: land, requiring two horses abreast,
and man couli be p,rgnei a, S. per aero 8 II 0
STEAM POWER.
Two cng;n: drivers, a, IS. each per Gay,
six days Il 10
Two s,ruScrs, IS. czech Per day, six
days
gilman, at %. per day, six dayr II
Five boys, Sd. do do 90
Fuel is. sd. do 10 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10

FoR GovEgSOR,
cot. JOSEPH JOHNSON. OF HaNni7oN'
FoR LIEUTENANT GovERNoR,
SHELTON r. LEAN F., Ok hiADA'o->
FoR ATTORNEY GEsERAt
WILLIS r. BOCOtk, OF Affo-ht>A w.
FOR CoNGRESS-tSiXTI DISTRICT
JOHN =. CASKlE.
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A s,oocons Paris correspondent Of the Ne" oih ''
of Commerce thinks that should the ASSEMBLY "ee'
revsio, =, i; nsuy certain Theirs and his rfnus' a.
10 ,he r,,.icons Of all hues. being against ~
Noro,o INNS, 90 out of office quietly next May - "
,us, ,,,L in The mean ,me coup q esas. o"o"'' :,
,eu,, \ rcvoIution tremendous struggle "'o ~
w ,s, ,s,. much blood must flow, and F'tsc F'''o'
f rho army viI in the end join the republicans anu
I'M, constitution Moreover should The assembly IAN ~
woke or n,orrly modify the law, carried through "
n,n, s;;,,nchieins three millions OF voters, OF more
,b,, ~ third of all the voters i'll France; tcie Is e'
,ros,sc, I,, This formidable mass OF men VIII ' " ''
poIs next May and demand what 'hey deem '''S''
I h, tho constitution gives them. The leaders OF inc
ah,;o c said 10 have had recent meeting ana 10 nave
dc;dd win great unanmity upon teir cahu'ua'c 'o' 'e
, 7, is 10 he Cannot, son of the great Carno'' ana
~ e ,,,snt. with Cavaignac, as Secretary OIL war; anu
,r,oo;o, n command the troops OF Paris Inc writer
i o Leaders of the republicans will prove themselves
,, ,,,os. II is not often that men nave been caiied
- ,,oro difficult or important one. God grant that they
Ia ,cess(I; for that point turn the hopes OF Tree
a !; p,rc for many day. Should the republican par
-aaa 1 C,rnot Cavaisnac and Lamoricierc take the
l,h have named, the republic will be saved, and
It'll established But great will be the CONSERVATION in
1l i Austria in Germany, and in Russia. do not think
, ,h ;II he intervention the part OF France IN the
If those countriesbut matters Will go very different
~ from what they did in Hungary and Italy in lSi9 and 80
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We requested 10 state that political discussion be-
tween Mr. Caskie and Mr.. Bolts will take place Tomorrow
Saturday. Johnsons Store Chcsterfield-and not at
Coles az stated in the Wing These gentlemen will also
have meeting al Louisa C. H. on Monday nsxt.
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A mass meeting at Sacramento City, California unani
nuusly adopted resolution requesting Governor McDouga
resign his office in consequence of his having granted
long respite W. Robin,on-who afterwards taken
BY the people from the Jail and executed They declare that
the mantle of Office "cunnot fall less worthy to dis
chnrpe the sacred duties Of Governor of California"
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0Tum Marshall" the Cincinnati Enquirer has it, denies ex-
pcity the truth Of the story lately aoat TO the effect that
he had given notice the Democracy Immediately after his
election that all accounts between him and them were squdr-
d-tha he forgive them the balance Of the debt and that he
was hereafter Wing, de- He is said 20 have stated that
it sis lie 10 form, lie in letter lie in matter lie in sub
and lie from beginning end and that part which
said he only wanted old Hal and take him by the hand
was "particnlary lie ~
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THINGS IN FRANCE.

and lis stroke be not eectuaI you know your '"y anu
knowing, will perform II.
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Andrew Stevenson of Virginia is deliver the address
before the Pennsylvania Suite Agricultural Society," during
this month
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Col Jefferson Davis has resigned his U. s. Senator
from Mississippi He repeatedly declared in his public
speeches. during the cunvass his determination TO take this
step if majority Of the people of the State were opposed
to the principles the Estate Right party The result of
the election of members of tho Convention doubtless aciu
aed him in sendn. in his resignation.
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THEATRE-We have seen ir. Waller, the young Aineri
can Taeedan in the concluding scenes Of two no plays
and were much peused with the nauraness and spirit
ed effect of his acting. He has fine person. voice.
and a graceful and easy He well sustained
by Miss Eardly md others of the corps Tonight Mr.. w.
will play Romeo Shakespearcs tragedy Of Romeo and
i.l;n
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nIrt,ss0SD ENQUIRER.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

nay MoRNINti. OCTOBER 10, 1875
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Among the prisoners scn from Havana TO Spain the
Brig Rpa observe the names OF George Parr Of Peters
burg Va; and John A. Sewers, OF Beuyyis Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10

In Baltimore "Wednesday, eleven Democrats and nin
Wings were Gle. ted 10 he City Council.
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We heartily re.eeo the following appeal 10 '''
If Chesterfield 10 do their whole duty. Lei MOI eo""ue'
in Mr. Caskic's election relax single e'''' u MS 'e'
To succeed they must wGk unceasihsY ""." '
80, , il ches,c,r,ll but in every county in the District
, ;jr b,,r,v ,nncal we address friends in every
District in Tie Stale.