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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-19

Denecratic Meeting. = Mr.. Fauikner's speech
The Virginia Repub hcan gives account OF a demo-
cratic meeting B,llmores HOTEL on the 10th instap,
which the Hon. Charles James Faulkner made an in.
teres,'n& speech. The Republican gives the following
bei synopsis Of Mr. FsuIkne,s remarks followed BY
few pertinsn, Suggestions by Nj. Hose.
mr. expressed his high xra,iacstioo At mee,in. ,n
ths, occasion the democracy Berkeley county The
sembaxe NOT large, owing the prevalence of ,b.
cboss In bot he recognised amongst thos.
OF the veteran and sckno~
the party He announc ed in the emphatic language
his thorough identification with The democracy of the ma
ton their people were his people, their God was his
Cod He entered full vindc alton OF the foreign nd
domesic policy OF tho present administration Gen Pierce
IN his opinion, he'd come %. 20 Tar 10 tho fs ndsrd
offs national patfoc democratic PesdeaL He defended
principle upon which the President acted In ma
king his appointments the only which could hs
been assumed harmony and unity democrs tic
party and II IL had not in ali the States operated ,ucces
fully from any in principles Of Execu-
tive policy bat from wholly alien to IL soms Of
which referred He expressed his Arm and
oonRdsnce patriotism and ability Of the Pr,s,dso,
and in the uiumph Of his standardization over all tho es-
of discoosent faction. and hch
we're extensively afray,ng themselves against H.
"Mr r. then referred the obecu which he understood
bad brought the democsay Of Bssselsy sSs,es On that
II his habit take sny part IN rrsl,r
nary proceedings for the election OF county ofce Bo, IL
which, If managed with sunnes., energy and dec.-
by the democracy Of the coeny, gh, tho
results TO tire future harmony party Or
sanix~on vital principle OF the democratic party
All should submit cbcer!aIy the wl OF Ioy fairy
expressed He had prspal fsvosi,es for me oslces
70 he flied He prepared 10 his vote ,or any
before the county endorsed by the w,l OF
party. But the present attltnde OF Affairs in the
county action OF the democracy bic
He trusted hs, wound be sir 20 open, 20 free
every local and personal obi cton fully expressive
popular Will, that all would scqui-sc. IN il without
=
John HoGe, esq. then made some we'll timed and
appropriate resnst urKinG harmony, ussou sod eoerry
on party and pointing tho importance Of DECISIVE
party in SUSTAINING Tho candidates DOR
s.nt offices named. He showed N. FOLLY OF party In sn-
nsjory running independent csodidsss, or attempting
10 ira f6c barga.n with the minority that man mn
der such have shs his party o.
the success his prime pies ~ heart The Addresses
veil received. and the ssnunenn heartily e,searsA
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-19

The following extract taken iron letter dated Pa
ermo September 18th. 1888, which has lately to
us from source worthy OF entire confidence:
Flour monty scarce. consequences Of total
falsrs Of the crops throughout ali SICILY cargo Of nour
wheat from the Unlisd Seases would fetch
nric$s
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-19

depssdsoAs upon the ignorant Indians, or in absrse,
inG The pances due old soldiers and pensioners in
nAipg and robbng the mails-no matter where OF when
a how makes i,s appearance. it finds itself repealed.
rsbuksd. and punished. Willis, the Presden, and h,s
rs-ssaahish The dominion Of honesty, 6del,y eapacy.
and ssdusssy il Ill the excessive branches Of the gov
ernsnt they have been sssdaossy storing the results
Of hss osvaions to BE- turned to practical in the
recommendations which il will be the duty Of the Pres
DENT 70 make 10 Congress
Bat The laboss oil the Standardization have been
fined to an elevation OF the standard OF o6cal excel
lenes regards oss do@sstic ssssssa Our foreign
lations, they were Isfs By the lsse administration.
were complicated with various questions Of extreme del
icacy and iaueaey. Mr.. Flaors seemed to have had
no distinctive and settled foreign policy. but 10 have
lied upon 'smPosiznG exped'snls for patching up diieu
hess end ssrow'ns Them upon his When
President Pierce announced the senesa outline Of his for
siea poey throssh his nspgara il was seen Al once
thaa OF tessen intercourse longer 10 be svs-
tea 81 pateh The abo Of the Secretary Of S.,e
IN unravelisr and comprehendng the various deferred
ovessioes OF international embarrassment have been I'M
cess;nr His ns6sesions NJ Our several diplomatic
agents have been prepared with great and they far
nsA 10 sseh representative Of the government char
which viii guide him the sssabshasat Of just and
ssvasd American policy The pronptnsss and shscisa-
ev with which the administration has endoFssd and
sustained the bravs conduct Of Capt Ingraham are in
strict ksspa6 With the settled purposes which wi gov
ssn II I'll css fsvsign relations When chromosomes
sba bring before the public the labors Of hs President
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

ANOTHER COLLISION !--AwFuL WoRKl---
When are these terrible accidents TO ceasel
Fast upon the heels Of one follows another,
until our credulity becomes excited, and the
last one we are always ready to doubt till
subsequent news shall have confirmed ii.---
Yesterday morning it seems that as tel
egraphic dispatch was coming up the river
from Glasgow, through the Charlton bot
tom, announcing that Dutch market wag-
ON had Just arrived at the famous location
in that city once known as Hog WslIow,
it met dispatch coming from Brunswick
announcing that PolIywog Slough was run
dry. Both dispatches were thrown off the
track; and the messages totally demolished
r. II. Dickey IL Co. sent down a box Of
Perry Davis Pain Killer, and some consid-
crate grocer sent a jug Of "schnnpps," hat
they probably arrived too late 10 save life.
+. S.-We stop the press to announse
that the Coroner, Geo. Brawner, Esq, Of
this place, has summoned a jury. who will
repair day before yesterday, to the scene Of
the disaster, and report in time for the next
train on the Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail-
road The whole affair will receive Judi
cial investigation; and if any Of the opera
tors or stockholders are to be hung, we will
report in the next Brunswicker. s5i1
We see that similar reports are made in
the Cincinnati and New Orleans papers.---
TBrunsWicker 4-, llsa48
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
FROM PAPERS RECEIVED THIS MORNING

st. Louis will send delegates to the CONNER
cial Convention to be held at Memphis, next
Monday. 1t is thought that the question of the
route of the Pacific Road will come before the
Convention.
A discussion is going on in the Boone county
papers as to the propriety of taking stock in the
North Missouri Railroad Company. From
which it would appear that there is opposition
to the project in that county.
In St. Louis the Market for flour is dull !;
but choice lot of white wheat was purchased on
Saturday by one of the ST. Louis Mills, for
which over one dollar per bushel was paid.
A locomotive manufactured in ST. Louis will
be ready for the Pacific Railroad in a week
This is the first locomotive constructed west Of
the Mississippi river.
1.-THE Detroit Free press says that much ex-
Sitement has prevailed of late in the village Of
Mackinaw, arising from the frequent and daily
recurring instances Of robberies, burglaries, and
pther depredatons, committed by the MOrmOns
Of Beaver Island upon the fishermen along the
shores and upon the waters of Lake Michigan.
Jews cannot sit in either house OF the En-
elish Parliament without taking Christians
oath. A case has recently been tried and thus
decided.
Newspapers from England TO America, when
containing manuscript, are hereafter TO be
charged triple letter postage.
The Jury in the case Of Miss Wheeler for
shooting John W. Luce, in Milwaukee, have
been discharged-nOt being able 10 agree on a
verdict Eight were for acquital and four for
conviction.
The ST. Louis Democrat charges that Con
rress was "bribed" TO pass the Pacific and Han
nibal and St. Joseph Railroad bill. TAis charge
i made to avoid giving proper credit to Messrs
Geyer and Atchison, Hall, Phelps, Miller, Oar
by and Porter and TO take away from Benton
portion of the disgrace Of having occupied sea
n the United States Senate, thirty years, with
out accomplishing anything FOR the State tina
senthim there This "dodge" is not creditab
70 the editor Of the Democrat
90" in second communication to the RE
publicaa, under the head Of "Rniiroad Route +
shs Pacific, !" has this Aub-hcadis0'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
Virginia Elections.
Baltimore, Nav y

BaIIIInOTti May %,
First Dstrct-Bayly, Dem, elected to
Congress; no opposition.
Second Miller, Dem, elected to Con
gress; no opposition.
Third-Caskie, dem, 800 maj, Fourth
--Goode, dem, elected. Fifth-Wooton,
wing, IT'S maj.-in Campbell county-the
result is doubtful. Sixth--No returns.-
Seventh-Snowdcn wing, $50 ahead, ioul
counties TO hear hom--result doubtful
Eighth--Fuulkner, Dem, probably elected
Ninth, Tenth, Twelfth and Thirteenth
Districts. No opposition 10 the Democrat
ic candidates. Eleventh DisIrlct-No re
turns. The Wings gain several member
of the Legislature, NO dcGniIe amount a
4, prIl,~ NAf---n -
$780,, !, V.n% vote generally small.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
Hard,0as,e and Cutlery I!
WILSON & BROTHERS, y i

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
Ctons' New Buildings, (sign Of the Big PAaIOek,)
~ Hannibal Mo. M
We now prepared TO furnish orr customers with
all articles in our lie at ST. Louis prices Our Stock
though not so extensive, combines great vasietyas
any store Of similar character in the State Having
the largest Wholesale Establishment in ST. Louis we
enabled 10 defy competition either in price, GUAM.
tity, quality We can furnish Merchants from the
country a. St Louis Wholesale Prices which will re-.
eve them from the payment of freight insurance. COM
mssion Sc. Among our extensive stock OF Hardware
will be found the following articles:
Farming implements.
scythes, raKes, hay-forks, grain, cradles, seytha
sneads, hoes, spades shovels, hog, straw and grass
knives. &c. 4uas TsHan fua ~
NAILS-Cht, wrought and herse Nails. ss
CHAiNS-Lcg, trace, halter and back chains. 4,
ASes-Collns', Hunts, Lippineots', and simmons,
files rasps, ehi'els aogers, locks aud atches, bots,
butts. and hinges and screws, -s4-
GuEsmiThs' aud CaPpentefse Tools.
Gun barrels, locks, doubbe triggers ribs bait
pieces guards and boxes, and general assortment Of
tools and trimmings, piaps saws, every variety, adzes
hammers, hatchets aad other articles in the earpeners
line. -a -a utitiN 400
Cutlery. ID HenI.f r4tH
Pine pocket and table gallery razors, shears butcher
knives, &c tti-"
We also have patent chat pamps, which we dis
pose oil lower than they be obtained in any other
city in the State.
We inyie call as our store is the largest and best
in Hannibal, and is everything il looks to be. 1870
Hannibal, june ?, 1SSS.'--(wly) et 700
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
"shall we have a Telegraph

This question is very properly asked and
-afirmatively answered in last Saturdays Tri-
Weekly Messenger The ghost of the swind-
ling concern we were bored with here some
time ago, protests against new experiment !;
but the matter may be better managed, and there
is more trade now than there was then All
we desire TO do in this notice, is to assist the
Messenger in calling simultaneous attention to
ne subject, as its decision ought first and finally
TO be left with those whose pockets would be
most influenced by the result. The project adj
vOcated by the Messenger sasdifcctsiine TO St.
Louis.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
For The Hannibal Journal
TO MISS ss's" OF KENTUCKY. az


Thou art dearet far than gold so bright, a
Or diamond'a fsirest hue; s
And The azure brow Of the starry night
Beams not on one so true.
love thee not for thy beauty's glare, 80,
Twill fade like early Aowersi 4.9
But ! love thee, for thy graees rare rsber.r
Are soft as summer showers. smaL
would live Away beneath the glance y =
OF that soft eye Of thine, =
And of IN loves bewitebing trance,
fain would call thee mine.
The sPirit-spell that binds my heart
To thy endearing charms,
Shall meier in LIES short nee dspsa,1g
Nor yet in deaths alarms. ae0faW
My future path is dark and lone -.
Without Thy smile Of love, ~ ,-.1
No other queen can have its throne, 4,
Though angel from above. f,ef
Then tell me not 10 give thee up, ~
My dearest tie thus sever, as.s,
For though 10 ruins my fondest hope sr
I'll love thee still forever a.sss
QUIS. s-s,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
Philadelphia, Nav 81.

The Maryland Episcopal Convention as
sembed at Baltimore to-day. A debate
arose on a motion to expunge from the
journal Of last session a letter ceusuring Dr..
Johns for preaching in Methodist church.
The points of difference between the low
and high church parties were fully dis
cussed.
Tie editor Of the Catholic Mirror in Bal
timore has received authentic information
that Patrick O'Donohue, another Irish eX.
lie, has escaped from Van Dieman's land
and is now on his way TO this country.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

s. NJ We are authorized 10 announce VIM. q.
DUNG IS san6idote Tor election 10 the office Of
ening August election.
~ II will be perceived, BY reference 10 The proper
place in oar columns, that William o. Young, Esq, is
candidate for reelection 10 the office Of Clerk Of the
County Court Of Rails county We have had long
personal acquaintance with Mr.. Young, and know him
% be first rate man aud excellent Clerk. IL ndi.
sidual merit and the requisite qualifications con-
siituts the proper recommendations for cand date
then Billy o. Young, can't be beat" l.. 81
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
Last Saturday night man standing o!

Last Saturday night a man standing on the
corner, on one Of our streets, was approached
by a man, who, passing behind, fired a pistol
ball into the back of his head which glanced off,
inHicting only slight wound, but before the
assailed party recovered from the shock, his
assailant had robbed him of ten dollars, and made
himself scarce. Two of Burt Mackays clan
we're seen in this city last week, and there are
probably more Nilains about than honest p eople
imagine. .....
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

fully suggest the speedy Organization Of mill
iary company, or two.--oF, Of saniuiently
strong and effective ely police, to psuiaiain goeS
order, and not put American citizens, wkile eB
American soil, to the Illuminating necessity NJ
seeking for protection at the hands 81 PapaI Ee-
clesiasiicsi 1ialls t.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

Last Saturday German was arrested and
taken before Esquire Conway, on a charge Of
stealing 800 from drunken mans pocket.
The accuser failing to appear, the accused was
discharped
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

The Northern Rouie via the head Of Lake Supc-
riOr across he Red River of the North Pugefs
Sound This route not rival 10 The ST. Louis
The real riral 10 the 81. Louis begins in Bos-
Ton. and .Nsw York, passes through CivUcldnd,
Ca,cago, Io,ca City, Council Bluffs, the South
Pass, or Sansbury's Pass, and Walkers Pass
10 San Francisco.
The "Northern route is thus described :
This road naturally begins at Chicago,
passes, via the mouth of the st. Louis river
at the head of Lake Superior, over TO the
Red River OF the north to convenient
point not far south Of Pembma, and crosses
thence through billy country covered
with pines and hemlocks to and through the
Rocky Mountains to Pugers Sound. The
mountains will, probably, be found low, de-
tached, and covered with timber for con
siderable distance up their sides. If this
anticipation should be realized, Gov. Ste
yens and his party will find a good route
for road.
After describing several routes north Of
ST. Louis, 40" says:
The east and west line OF these compa.
MES runs far north of ST. Louis. Cars des-
tined for New York, coming from Calilor-
nin, through the South Pass--near 20J
miles north Of us--would have to run down
south, directly out Of their course, to come
to ST. Louis. and then run back, northward.
~, 10 be able to reach the city Of New
York. California cars, lying at Kansas,
bound tor New York by way of St. Louis,
would have to travel 80 to 60 miles farther
! than those that cross the Missouri river at
Kansas, and 60 directly forward to New
York. No road that runs far north of St.
Louis should be desired bv its Citizens
Trade and travel more and more conccn-
trates in New York and San Francisco.
Chinese goods, in passing overland from San
Francisco to New York, are not likely to make
detour 10 the SOUTH either TO have it said that
they passed through town called ST. Louis, or
for the more benevolent purpose of furnishing
patronage TO St. Louis owned and St. Louis
built roads, Msy wW toliow the shortest and best
roads; and if, on this side of the Rocky Noun
tanS, they are once found as far north as 40
degrees north latitude, they will not, 10 please
any body, be carted south an hundred miles,
then be carted back north like distance TO
reach It's point OF aestlna'loh, IN ADVISING d:
LOUIS 70 @a't me raclhG roaG from PolI no'E
st. Louis New York being also north, and L.
100 miles east of St. Louis, Col. Benton gives
advice that would if followed take business
from St. LOUIS AM, and rom st. LOUIS roads; Tor
u .',s Oei'n' VI I've" YIN anu u 1'0" Vi il
| am not sure whether this advice originated
in ignorance or design-thc result, in either
case to our city, is the same. Short roads, and
g xeloe Gi p VIII eoI n business. WY,
Will carry Carorn, business across rc tbe Mis-.
souri, river direct 10 .Ne,o York and thus prevent
its coming to St. Louis al all 7 Is not New
York growing fast enough already Or does
friends , in Now ynr y, , ,ha cxnnn 0 Of s.
/ .Ouis = Rut re,narls on ,l,is srIicot will Ie
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
wEpNFspAY EVENING. JUNE ;, lssa.
RIBLE REVISION.

A Bible Revision Meeting is to commence
in this city on Friday night before the second
Sunday in June ---next Friday week. All---
friends and opponents Of the neasure--- are in.
vited 10 attend.
DIR. MSClay, Of New York, and Elder J. J..
Waller, Of Kentucky, will addres the meeting.
We hope the strangers who will honor our
city with their presence, on the extraordinary
occasion referred TO above, viii receive, as they
deserve, full, and fair and candid hearing; and
that if The hospitality of our citizens should be
in requisition, it may always thereafter be hon
orably mentioned.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
Washington, Nav 81

The jury in the Gardiner case informed
the Court that they will never be able to
agree, and asked leave to be discharged
The counsel for the United States gave his
consent to discharge, but the counsel for
the defence objected. The jury was not
hischa rned.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
."O"-The editor Of the Hannibal Jour

. "O"--The editor Of the Hannibal Jour
nal is entirely mistaken in his conjecture
as to the author Of the article signed 49,"
published some days since, and the second
number of which appears to-day. The
gentleman named never saw it until after'it
was published, and cannot even guess, with
any certainty, who the writer is.-St. Louis
Republican.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

U We are authorized to announce
Capt. S. A. BOWEN, as a candidate for
Clerk Of the Court of COMMON PLEAS
Election next August. wtd
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

D We are authorized to announce
CHARLES d. BOURNE, as a candidate
for the office Of CLERK OF TINE HAaNInAL
CouRT OF Common PLEAS, at the next Au-
gust election.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

DP We are authorized to announce Mr.
THOS. E. HATCHER, as candidate for
reelection 10 the Office of CLERK OF THE
COUNTY CouRT, of Marion County. wtd
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

FINE COLLARs.-JObn McVeigh has just re-
ceived at McVeigh's Clothing Store, some fine
corded collars-and will sell them cheap. We
have seen, and can recommend them
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

A negro man ran away from Mr.. Samuel
Lafever,-living near this cily,--last Sun
day. 500 is offered for him if taken i'm
the State, and 5000 if taken out of the
State.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

tsUP We are authorized to announce Mr..
THOS. Il. THOMPSON, as candidate
Tor reelection 10 the Office of CLERK OF
TRh CIRCUIT COURT, for Marion County.
wits
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

SASDwIcH IsLANDs.--lon, Of the Baltimore
Sun says: tH8a gla-ieHiIs
There can scarcely be doubt that, before
the expiration Of two more years, the Sandwich
Islands will be-perhaps peaceably --aBnsxsd
to the United States. saf 80 r
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

An Irishman was committed to Jail YES
terday, for two days, for refusing to testify
in case of assault, in which Mr.. p. J. Wills
was the defendant.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

PHILADELYHIA, May 80.
The arctic arrived at New York on Sunday
mornirs.
The Arctic left Liverpool on Wednesday, at
2 p. NJ, the 18th. TTga ia al8dN ina
Mrs. Stowe was received with great enthu-
siasm at Exeter Hail. by the British Anti
Slavery Societyi the Earl of Salisbury pFesid-
ing. Professor Stowe aud the Rev. Mr.. Ward,
a colOred individual spoke. ,-...,..,, ~.
The screw steam sloop-of- war Phoenix, Can't.
lnglefeld, is ordered 10 depart in search OF
Franklia; '- .4Haa sHo
Capt Penny ami wife 90 out 10 found nor
manent settlement in the Arctic regions. ~
Breadstutfs, no change business is not active
and prices favor buyers. sB nae atnE
Provisions; McHenry quotes Bacon active,
but buyers refuse TO pay the advance asked..--
Beef and Pork dull, Shoulders in demand at
81 35s. Cheese wanted. Lard sd dearsE.
Talow steady.
CioVerseed hrmer, from proposed abolition Ne
daty. 8 4
orR HoTrLs--We have htely had he
pleasure of dining with Mr.. Shoot, of the
| Monroe House, and also with Mess,s. lack.
son & HaRee Of the City Hotel. and bear
leheerlul and true testimony TO ,he excel.
leRce OF lheif fare. Their houses nre lapve
airy, aud well arrauged--their seryants Al.
tentive andactiye--and their tables oaded
with the best eotables Persons patroni.
ltzlng these Hotels, viii be aceom,eohltdh
the best style and VIII be WEI. pleas d win
) them.--[ Messenger.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

Medicines in excess for trees and plants be-
come poisonous. The New England Farmer
mentions the case Of an orchard OF one hundred
and six thrifty Ballwins that were washed with
a solution Of pound Of potash in a gallon Of
water. The owner found in two days that he
had killed the whole of his beautiful and valua-
be trees. Soap suds or ashes IN water are
strong enough. Guano is an excellent thing for
trees, and salt is sometimes good; but it is one
of the easiest things in the world TO kill trees
with them in excess
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

Everybody is invited to read the adver-
tisement, and go and examine the stock OF
hardware, &c, of Wilson 81 Brothers, in
Collins new building, Their assortment is
both large and complete, and their prices
moderate
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02

Judge Gore calls on those indebted TO
him to come forward and pay up. His no.
lce will be found in another column.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-02
No Meeting of the Directory.

We are sorry 10 hear that no directors have
arrived from St. Joseph, and consequently there
can be no meeting Of the Board, at present, be.
cause quorum cannot be had.