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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24

vICE-PRESID
nd Librarian Moore,
Josiah ". Brown,
John J. TAFT,
George E. Hubbell,
aEbeneser A. King,
Peter B. Wartz,
4-Dr. Phillip &. O'Reilly,
Henry J. Allen,
5-Henry K. Hofimire,
Patrick Kerrigan,
'6-Mathew T. Brennan,
Andrew Nesblt,
T-Joha Murphy,
Hugh Smith,
S-Dr. stephen Hasbrouck
Franklin Cooley,
9-Gustavus A. Conover,
Joseph Crowell,
10-Henry McCallum,
Algernon J. Jarvis,
11-Andrew Mills,
William Gage,
l2-David .. Jackson,
Terrence MCGUIRE,
B-CAlvin Sweeney,
william Hanst,
14-James n Bard,
Thomas Fay,
1b--Jsmes Lea,
Edwin c. Utch6eld,
18-Jeremiah E. Cary,
William Mead,
l7-Jopathan Trotter,
William smith,
18-George P. Morris,
Q. Godfrey Gun'her,
19-Jeremiah Towle,
william Wadsworth,
20-Theodore Maritime,
Edward Linnon,
N-Eijah Ward,
John Lynch,
22-Patrick Masterson,
VIM. b. stisnbreinsr,
sECRETAR
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in the OF the government postmaster at Hudson
the national democratic majority exceeds four hundred
votes. The Batavia district In Geneses the residence Of
Mr. Rsdfsld the present Collector OF the pot of New
York. repudat the unfounded claim OF the free soil and
coalition delegate to aat in the convention by vote
of nearly three to for the national ticket The
turns show similar results in the counties OF Orleans
and Cattaraugus, and In the cities OF Rochester and
Troy To these We might add other counties aud dis
Iicts indicating similar results and all tending 10 show
the conviction OF any unpreudced mind thata debe
rate and unauthorized claim 70 seats In the State Conven
ton was part of the machinery by which the free soil
leaders sought to neurase and overcome the rghtful
numerical superiority Of the natonsl democrats de-
of the popular expression and In derogaton Of the
will of the democratic localities.
One OF the which led 10 the settled convi ten
the part Of the national democracy Of the State that all
professions Of union and harmony" by the free so lead
ers hollow and insincere only the device
by which they sought to erase recollection of the
volt Of 1848, to enable them 70 enter the demo
cratic party with unchanged views sad aims and to rule
and doineer in consistent and faithful adherents
mischevous malsvo and harrassng impeachment to
Whose intrepid fidelity to the rational cause stood b
tween and their Interior designs The verdict of the
democracy upon this question Is one Of the most sna
free soil md abolition competitor several thousands Ia the
aggregate vote and in the county Of his official resideacs
In his county and In this resident county Of his
copetcr his voc Ia largely in the ascendant SO true
IL that vindictve personal assault rarely fails to return
and plague those who resort to It, and to honor the In
Mo- can doubt where these facts place the
democracy Of the State The actual majority the returns
exhibit only family demonstrate their real strength
The great body Of the democracy maintain now the at
tude their heroic devotion to the national nominees In
1848 The few who acted with them then but Who from
interested ambitious Inducements have since formed
alliance with the free soil leaders, 10 far from being
sufficient In number influence to PROSTATE the national
aggregate coalition vote With all the aids Of prominent
tesertion and the auxllares OF power In the State
and national governmental they fall twenty three thou
| sand votes below their agU egats Of that year.
And this descending course IL exhibited even un.
der the temporary additions to their vote, through
Custom House and official appliances In the city
New York. and In such counties 0tseso, Greene,
| Franklin. DItehsss, vnsiaA, Sullivan snd Togas
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0rNrLEHxrI have boon hcnorsd BY your invitation to
attend and address meeting at Metropolitan Hall
the 3d Instant called for the purpose Of
national emocratio brethren throughout the Uni
the late brilliant victory obtained in the State Of New YORK.
and re- other avocaons will deprive Of the plea
sure prsent Ny wArmest ympahies are with the
as emnenty calculated to produce permanent beneficial
effect. -. 90,
conflicts Known conducted under every possible dis
nayantare TO u.s. Our position has been sunderstood
By some and yrcsy misrspr:ssnssS b, others The
state administration has been arr.yod against us:
The insosnoe Of once never before was 90 bold and
shameess in its by authortyn avswals; aud
the and the hopes Of The needy % thoroughly
NO other than Justice Of and the intel
Of The people On these We relied and the result
triumph history OF the party had the
true ecuntrv ssstss occasion for Rejoicing
future trumphs will be comparatively easy Let a. oon
slider moment position aud The duty incumbsns on M
vho eOnteSVSel " plass OF PAyU IN 10 pyWtus pesuen
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Notices Of The Press.


Mr.. Howard is entirely seftaught, and when
slider that he heard Solo former until fter he
had become himself and has arisen to the position
he occupies. solely by his upaded exeriions,
pronounce him wiihoui hesitancy, the Greatest Won
der of the Ageand Pagiuiniot Amofca.-Oiitc Branch
Boston.)
We actually heari his violin talk lat evening--such
perfect control has the instrument. lie suuly
and mhalicay the Ole Bull Of the United States and
his executions far superior to any who has heretofore
visied u.s. His Comic Songs brought out the loudest
laughter, and received with rounds OF applause
from every in the house. Sing that California Song
night. And tader you will not spend and evening
more your satisfaction and pleasure than by going to
hear tbs meritorious musician. fremont Hall was
crowded last night and would be he 10 stay fort
aig1L 3tictg0 ID My Alrttzer.
Mr. HowARD On Saturday evening last, at Nlblo y
Garden had the pleasure of listening to this exqus
it Vioiuist We have heard many of the most dstin
guished performers the Violin, both native aud for
eign, and must observe that in Indignant, this gen
teman surpasses them all. Ii II is the Violin what
Jenny Lind is the Song and we really wish Tor his
sake. that could add thai he is not American But
he is and prdes himself on his nutive origin Shall tie
land of his birth bar to the success he richly
merits We trust that people will forget their nd
miration of foreign artists, and do justice Ia Mr. How
ard, mniS aliiS, who deserves those rewards nj
their hands appropriately given by the countymen
to hose WHO most naturally look to them for APPROVAL
Trim
Mr. Howard is the best violin-t and Harp Guitar
player, that has ever visited Toledo lie sings some
inimtalc Comic Songs in an nimitahle man er-and
is the whole musical wonder. He gives his second
Concert the Theatre. this evening-I'Oicdo Bidde.
ALT. HowARD.--The nimitable Howard has been
here with his Violin and Guitar, and won for himself
the most unbounded admiration of music loving PEG
Pile lie performed Friday and Saturday even
both occasions large audiences, giving the high
est satisfaction and exciting the widest enthusiasm A.
an artist. presume American performer ON the VI
on compare with him Had he only the adven:inus
all of foreign name and fame crowds would follow
him. md sing pean his maslerly skill; but be ng sim
ply American citizen of the genus homo, denominn
ted in vulgar parance, Yankee. we presume he WI
be longer winning his way the pinnacle of flne in
this land whore foreign preienston c'dp-
trap" and humb"ggcyIs all prevailing Hr Howard
is accomplished performer, of fine talents, OF Md
preensions, and eminent SKILL and witha gentle
in his deserving the patronage OF all who
admire native genius We were, oursef perfe' fly
enraptu edranspnrted to the third heavens, by tile
exquisite skill anh of hi violin performances
we would say all who may have opportunity OF
Witnessing the chess skill of this deserving, but un
pretending American gentleman, not to fail in awaiting
themselves of it.-IVashington pa Reporter
sept % d3tawts
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS &c

FOR SALE viii offer for .ale. Ut Auction, ol
towit:
Two Half Acre Lots Federal Hill, faulcu's
I'D stand
Two Half Acre Lott fronting aud sis, oa let alley
ind adjoining my residence.
Two Acre Lots north side of BacS-wate, creek
nenr T.. Logwood's &c.
One vacant Lot above GINS Works. fronting Cunal
about , Is f., and running b, ok AZ f.
"t an Jefferson Street, Sd fl. front an running DO
he usual Depth and being the Depot will make
hne business star d
viii also offer for sale. the same time the Brick
Tenement Water street, adjoining Mcdaniel. Hum
II Prestons grocery estabshment-n fine location for
heavy grocery business. The house large and well
adapted Tor that purpose being Immediately in the neigh.
'orhood OF the Depot.
Also the Brick House in which there two tenements,
opposite the Union Hotel ON Main St, will be offered
Tor sale ut the snme time.
Terms-Made known the day of sale.
GEO. 6. CuRLE.
sept l2-dtds Express h Rep. copy.
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ITO BE CONTINUED.

THE SouIRRELs.-We noticed few days
since, the great abundance Of squirrels the
present season on the Gcyandotte. The
Charleston Republican gives some interesting
statesman, relative to the migratory propensi-
Ties of these little creatures. They have been
crossing the Kanawha river for some weeks
past on thei- journey South, in great numbers,
Singy and in pairs. the whole distance from
the mouth ofthe falls. Squirrels have the gift
Of prophetic vision in an eminent degree, and
their grand stampede southwark is an excellent
indication of cold winter. The Republican
relates several amusing stories Of their taking
passage on steam oats. of their morning calls
10 the corn6elds, and Of one little fellow that
climbed into a genteman's buggy and occu
pied the front scat-bu, they ale generally Sc.
cured and take the place Of chickens on the Ia
bic
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VIRGINIA, to-wit.-At Ru,es held in n

AhHG1N1A, tO-wit:-At Ru'es held In u s
CIsrk ''ihee at Franklin County Court, the 4
d ~ Ger der. 1873:
n orge " Beleher and Henry Belch,r,
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
benInmin /. Belcher. james NJ White aud Nancy his
wife, Robert PinckBrd aud June his wife, Henry
Walker an Mary MS wife. Wm Lacy an.i Clarke
la" vile, Sae Lacy wife OF Johnson Lacy. decd 4.
and Eliza Ann Belcher,
Defendants,
In Chancery.
lie object of this suit is obtain decree for the
sale of the lands of which Frances Belcher tied seized
and possesset AMI tor distribution of tie proceeds
such sale, among tbose entitled thereto.
1t Appearing by satisfactory evidence hat the defend
ants VIM Lacy& Clarke his vile, Robt Pnckard & Jano
his wife, Sally Lacyare residents of the State OF
srgnin is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here within month after the publication of this order
and do whai necessary protect their interests in this
suit and that copy ofths order be forthwith publish
ed in newspaper printed in the city Of Lynehbug
once week for fur successive weeks and posted ut
the front door of The Coprlous of this county, the
first day of the NJ county
tory-Tese.
RIO. A. SCOTT. GIN
n z. o. oct 7-w1w
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Georgia Elections.

RICHMOND, Oct. 6,
Seward, (dem.) propaby elected to Congress
from the Savannah district. Stevens, wv in
the Sth. Coqutt, (dem) in the I'd. Johnson.
(dem.) probably elected Governor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
GSALoo,s,a yaurintcrcsts.-T

k@A Lock IN Year iHtcrcSts.-Th" Lew
=, isBuR" ie >rcLE, weekly paper publish
:" m Lewl>i'"e tlent Ter county, has larger sub
Fp'7n tbhn iaef that portion of the State, and
HHa'9t.sefH e"tauy that can he procured in Western
Hgnla as il has all the advantages Of central position
Wen as the largest subscription. 1t has good sub
lpIon in the counties of Greenbrirr. Monroe, Poca-
ssaS' Allegheny, Bath, Fa>ette, Nicholas Raleigh and
As the subscription price has been reduced to
Iy""edottar per annum. it must be better medium
ut advertisers in future than at present.
sep dim
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XTALUARLE REAL ESTATE AZ

AUUTIDN.-I viii sell at auction the prcni.
Thursday 18th INST, ut 81 o'clock, Lot of
Ground 9th street. on which there Is comfortable
House and Carpenter Shop. adjoining the residence Of
]. X. Mcdaniel and others.
TERas-Liberal, and made known "A sale
GEO. BAGBY,
oct 6-tds w. II. Mosby, Auotioneer
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n TIE VA. T. TENN. RAILROAD 90 al n meet.
ing held by them ON the 8lh day OF September last.
pas-ed the following resolution:
Rcsoiued, Tint from aud nlior the ii of Oct next
the Va 4 Tenn, X. Co. will bo under the necessity
of making the following charges ON all artiees left in
this Depot longertha ~ hours, viz:
On Wheat and oil other grain, | cent per bush fpr
every "a hours,
Flour. per barrel. cents for every 81 hours.
All other articles tspecifed, per 100 bs fol
every 81 hours.
Ii Is hoped thai all pcrt receiving consgnnents
any kind will pny particular attention the above tes
luton as it will be strictly enforced
T. II IVEY,
OCT 5 is Gen'l. Freight Ag't.
TO Express and Rep. COPY
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4 LIZ. HOWARD Formerly Mast. Hopard The amer
"A c.p " Ole BnH."-rhe best American NioinisI,
the best llarpGuhSt, and best Descriptive Operate
Comic Singer in the World will give
GRAND CONCERT,
the city Of Lynchburg, of which due notice will be
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-07

r1NO THE PEOPLE Of Lynchburg.-
ADAMS & cos. Expresses ohel Duty, Cerfaia
and Cheop facilities for obtaining goods of all drscrip
ton. fro all pnrls of the United Suites.
We haye secured Spceal Express Privileges the
swift and steenars JdestoDn and RoaHohe ,ayine
York, "Wednesday aud Saturday, thriving in Rich
nond Friday and Monday OF each week. by s line
we prepared to torwG'd goods of all descriptions NJ
very low raIcs. Our Express leaves Richmond dny
per Edmund and Davcnpors line of Packets.
Goods delivered ftce IF Portcroge.
Our inland express per Grent IT, Null Lie, CO. n.
as heretofore, to arrive in Richmond Thrice D4i
Tho we-known character of our house for resp, ..l.
blty aud attention to the interests of our customers
warrants us in saying that shippers will find IL 10 their
interest 10 order their Goods through "Adans g. 10.
Eapress." ADAMS & CO,
per I'm. H. Mostly, hgcat,
ly26-ifds LgnchbutR. Va
N B.-Goods dispatched to all points where 70 hav,
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MARRIED,

On Thursday, 22nd September. 1883 at Edge Hill
UPshur county Va by the Rev. Mr. Page, of the Epis
coraI Church. WIN HowLETT, Esq late of Richmond
and Mrs. JUDITH BENSON PATTEsor, late of Buching
nam county, Va.
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POslpOneuluenf.

THE above sale will take place ON Saturday. 18th
nst NJ the hour and place above mentioned.
G CuRLE,
I'd, w. II. Mosby Aurtianenr
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SEGA RS a. TOHA Geo

II u n kt a. u ~ Is n u T. %.
Nj. I.ANGHORNE & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS sEeARs AND TOBACCO OF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
TNHE subscribers have constantly on hand large
l. stock of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS, oi
the approved brands which they feel confident
inferior in the market and which will be sold nj
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
Orders from any part of the Union will be promptly
met and entire satisfaction guarantees 10 purchasers.
The following Brands are Kept constantly on hnnd:
sEGARs.
La Flor de Habana La Sultana,
California; Las Tres Coronns
Jcotencal, La Gata de Aqua
Old Dominion Conqui>a,
LIN Fiel de F. J. c., I'll Leon de Orc
La Tercsin. Ell Nupuno,
Rio Hondo, Plantation,
El Programa. flgaro,
Las Tres Estrellas La Norma
Herman Cortez, Principles,
Lafayette, @ct &C.
ToBAcco.
Oronoco. Nectarne,
Gold Lent, Catawba,
Golden Peach, Stanard, &c, &c.,
September 8-d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-07
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Telfgraphed for tie Lyachburg Vvgisios.
Arrival Of the Arabia.

feHgfdphcd for TIE Igachbnyg VvgtSsdS.
Arrival of the Arabia.
New York, Oct. 6.
The Arabia arrived to-day. with Liverpool
dates Of The oath.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. sc.
Corton-declined Id. Sales Of the week,
%, 900 bales.
Flour active and firm.
Corn-advanced.
The cholera was raging in the cities and
towns of England and Ireland.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The aspect of the Turkish difficulties seem
TO be more threatening than ever. The Turks
were aroused toihe highest pitch OF ianaticism
even calling upon the Sultan to declare war
or abdicate the throne. In the meantime
Great Powers were endcavoring to induce the
Sultan to accept the original Vienna note.-
Austria shows symptoms of backing out from
the alliance with France and England 10 side
with Russia. THIS news had seriously depress-
ed the money market
The Spanish Minister had resigned at Con-
santinople. Incendary placards continue post.
ed. Bitter feeling against England was ,ngen-
dered among the ssulmen.--Caricatures on
that country were freely circulated. The gem
eral feeling at Constantinople was that the Sui
tan wonld make no farther concessions, either
with Russia or Powers. II was also rumored
Tint tho dispute among the English & French
ministry had oeon revvef-the French Min
'sler insisting TINT fleets shall come up 10 Con-
staniIoople-Lord RadeliH objecting.
Dispatches from Vienna to the 20lh confirm
tho report that Austria had backed out. It
declines 10 sanction guarantee collective
motto against any further Interference on the
part OF Russia between the Porte and its sub.
Jects.
Another dispatch states that Instructions had
been sent to tho English and French Ministers
AT Conslantinople urging the Porte to accept
the first note.
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FIRST ARRIVAL.

FIRST ARRIVAL.
N r w + A i l. G o O ID S
fTH bscriber has just received from New York and
J. ~ adePhia portion Of his FALL GOODS, amongst
which may be found elegant French work, handsome
Silks and other Dress Goods Also, Gloves, Hosiery,
&C. &c, in great variety. Please call and examine the
assortment.
sep8u GEO. M. RUCkER.
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IN PKEss-A HIsToRY oF a SUIT |,

IN PRESS HISTORY OF A SUIT IN
l. EQUITY and Of nm Action Mt Common Law, by A.
IL Sands Esq, Counsellor al LAW.
This work embraces minute nccount of all the steps
be taken in suit OF Equity and an action at Law,
from their commencement To their termnution also,
the mod" of enforcing judgments DEGREES, together
with the Of nppenls writs Of error, &e., &c.
Forms of bs, answers and aecrees in Chancery; dc
elnI nlions and judgments ut Common Lnw and pens,
den,u'rers and replicnons are appended and chip
ted States Court
RECENTLY PUBLISHED-Tato'sA American Form
Book adapted 10 the Code of Virginia, with valuable
chapters upon Attachments md Deeds and Forms I'M
der Bail Law of 1881 and 1859, by Alex. II. Sands,
Esq, Counsellor ut Law vol ~ mo; price, 81 so.
A. NORRIS
Publisher D. Bookseller,
oct Ats Richmond Va.
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I AW ROOMS. &c for Rent Il have
IL discontinued the upper part Of my Store. house
a dwelling and am fitting il up for Offices. There
will be five or six superior Rooms, which, from their
central position, will make rst-rste Offices for Lawyers,
Doctors. &c.
BUSINESS HOUSES.--I hive also, in of my
Store several BRICK TENEMENTS that will make
fine stands for the Grocery business, and for Taylors,
Shoemaker and BARRIERS Shops. &c, &c.
JNO. j. PURVIS,
sept 15.its Ag't. for J. 3. Kent, &c.
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oct Ats

MAYO CABELL a. Co., HAVING A
IVR Steam Saw Mil the Canhl, with abun.
,lan supply Of Timber prepared fill promptly any
orders they may receive. Having Bouts of their
they will deliver Lumber ordered of them any point
ON the Cannl without dcoy
Address-Tye River Warehouse Nelson Go.
iuu27 ID c3tawiS
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RIO. A. SCOTT. GIN.
oct 7-wiw
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-24
ARRIVAL OF THE
JOHN L.. STEPHENS.

The P. M. steamer John l.. Stephens, Capt D.
H. Pearson, arrived on the morning of the 10th
inst from Panama, in passage of less than trelve
days, bringing her passengers and mails from New
York inside of t1cemytor days. Her passengers
and mails left on the afternoon of the Dist ut two
days after the sailing of the Nicaragua steamer
Rodman NJ. Price formerly a Purser in the Navy,
and at one time resident of this state has been
elected governor of New Jersey by the democrats.
The State elections in New York were held on
the 9Th. The Wings have majority of nearly two
thirds in the Senate and Assembly The Herald
gives the votes-Whigs 100000 Democrats 100000,
freesolers 100000, The friends of the Maine
liquor law have also obtained majority, and it is
thought that it will become a law of the State
The Treasury Department refuse to allow the
extra pay to the army and marine corps serving in
Oregon and California voted in the act of Sept. 29
1850, until the expiration of the soldier or marines
term of service and not then unless he shall have
been honorably discharged, such being the evident
intent of the law.
Two persons have been arrested suspected of hay-
ing fired the Cooper House in Otsego, ~ Y, the
former residence of james Fenimore Cooper
Mr. James Becker, Sycamore of the Tammany
Society, was accidentally killed by being run over
by Third Avenue car.
OVERLAND MAIL RoUTE.--The St. Louis ReDub-
hcan of Nov. 18th demands that the Government
shall establish mail route overland from St. Louis
to San Francisco, ria Independence, Santa Fe and
Albuquerque. They say that mail may be car.
ried by that route for ono fifth tho sum paid by the
The Empire County argus. [volume] (Coloma, El Dorado County, Cal.) 1853-1857, 1853-12-24
CHARLES HoPpING, Secretary.

TIE SPEAKERsHIP.-Of all the persons who have
been presented for this post, we know of none SO
we'll qualified by his intimate acquaintance with
Parliamentary rules, his urbane and polished man.
ners, coupled with promptness and decision of char
acter, as the Hon. A. C. BRADFORD of San Joaquin
county. Certainly we would prefer man from an
other county, perhaps from mountain county but
we cannot but deem it to be matter of the first
Importance to have man elected to that post who
is emncntly qualified to fill it, Mr. Bradford is ae-
knowledged to be the best man named for Speaker.
The next legislature will have important business
before it, Duty to the people demands that the ses-
sion should be as short possible; and if the
Speakers chair is we'll filed business can be hurried
along rapidly.
Mr.. McBrayer, Of Sacramento, is spoken of for
the post He should be more modest Sacramento
will get the Capitol and should be satisfied. He
had better withdraw
We hope that rumor that we have heard to the
effect that Mr.. Bradford will withdraw his name is
not correct He is the test man for the station and
should be elected. We do not speak authoritative
ly, but we hope and believe that he would get the
support of a considerable number of the Ell Dorado
delegation.