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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-04
SsnatOslal Convention, OF the 18th District.

Parsuant to notice the Democrat
ic Convention Of the counties COM
posinGthe 45th Senatorial District,
which assembled ut Point Pleasant,
Masoh county, on the 22d inst, was
calledto order BY the election Of Col.
JOSEPH Sly as President, and F, T.
Turnes Secretary. -. -
w. W. Newman, Esq, Of Mason,
moyedthe appointment ola commit.
tee toseport On the credentials Of
delegates to this convention. The
President thereupon appointed WI
w. Newman, F. A, knight, and A.
M'Calsland, who reported that the
following gentlemen were present
and entitled to seats rs delegates TO
this convention, VIZ: from the county
OF Nilsson, Col Joseph Sly, WV
Newrhan, J.. "a. Kline, james w,
Smith, Capt. IA. M'Causland, J. g
NewfIlan and |B. +. Jones; from thu
county Of Jackson F. 4. Knight, and
F. p, Turner; and from the county o
Writ, A p. Turner.as alternate, ane
they farther reported no one appears
to represent the counties of Cabei
and Wayne, either as delegate o.
alter1nte. NJ i1a5ls1. 5a@ FL -.y.ss
On4notion DC j. G.. Newman, Esq.
the President appointed JIG. New
! man, q !. A. Kline and F. A. knight
/ a con1mittee to report resolutions 70
the action OF this committee.
| Wko, thereupon, reported the fol
lowing resolutions, which were unan
4 imoufly adopted: ia ,s,,.s.
i Rebipcd, That, in the coming cleo
ton, She members Of this convention
i will consider no one as q Democrat
candidate, OF those who may be pre-
], scented for their support, who doe
4 not &nphatically disavow any con
4 neetian now, or at any time, wit
any ssecret political organization
WHATEVER. +FAN 4tt@ s.t1FE
!, ResoseA That. this conventio
earnestly recommends TO the pee
pie al this Senatorial Diskict, tn
tickef selected blythe Staunton cor
tvcntipff, as one entirely worthy I
! the sppportof the Democratic part.
i and cah upon all good Democrats /
rally laround the standard of the
|. partM and insure it q good old fasl
i ioned Virginia triumph.
ReSlred, That the old Wing trio
Of the 10 called Know-N Nothing part
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-04
viii Wigs Vote The KnOS.NOthius Ticket

We ask this question because we have
heard no bursts Of applauseOver the Know
Nothing nominations. 4. N. II. Beale.
who boasts that he is ~ good Democrat
and John N. Patton first a Democrat. then
q Wing, thena Conservative. again Q Do
mocrat, and now 4 Know .Nothing-ialse
to al parties true TO none--do not seem to
set very well upon The digestive organs Of
our Wing brethren. l7.T[ !
II has taken Mr.. Patton long time 70
find which is the popular side The ques.
ton. I'VE can imagine the feelings Of this
political wcather-cock when he came from.
bling into the door Of Know.Nothing
council.roem, to take a solemn oath that
he would be true at las, to one party
But II that party should fail to get into
powers he will wish that be had taken the
oath onthe "Jack Of Spades" instead Of
the Bible, which he has desecrated. We
cannot possibly see what claims tbs tick.
81 can hare upon Wings for support. il
We have never yet seena party, besides
these Know Nolhings, who made no pre-.
tentions to principle, but relied solely on
political triekery for success, The dele.
gates TO their Convention skulked Of when
no one knew where they were going--mei
In the dark. like towards plotting treason
against the liberty Of the people--nomina'
ted one hls Federal wing, and then
bribed two ''rsaeysde" Democrats to he.
cepta nomination. This is the tickle,
they call on honest members Of the Whie
party 70 endorse. WI Wings who stood
BY tie gallant Clay, surrender their fai!
nane and their past glory b. The keepin,
of.hese puny tricksters? No, they vii
net east such . reproach on the tnemor,
ofthe illustrious dead. a%E 7& ~
l We advise Wings. Il they cannot vot'
iOr Henry A. Wise, who Is 1 true Virgin
ian, 70 stay d, homo on election day, an
save The honor Of their party. n. !.
~ rs . 7. y 4
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Democrat. Meeting.

Alta Democratic meeting held at Hur.
ricane Bridge, on, the end Of April, for
the purpose Of appointing delegates to, at.
tend q Convention to be- held in Char.
lottesville for nominating candidate 70,
The Board Of Public Works, on motion
Capt. R. B. Tpoarsos was called 10 III.
Chair, and H. G.. Net oNAs appointet
Secretary. tE! div sfl,ssss y u 3335Eg
4 The, Chairman then appointed the fol
lowing gentlemen as delegates: Maj. L
L. Bronaugh, H. g. Nc Comas, A. J
Bsckes, A. r. George and Col. Elishl
Milton; and Roger A. Pryor and j. Q
Paxton were appointed alternates for tn
county Of Pullman. ya l fs5itse
On motion, the meeting adjourned. ID
| 4Eg r. N. B. THOMPSON, Chm
II. Q. McCoMas, sec'y. Il sleasy .
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f. P: TURN Err
r. a. KNIGHT, u
. ROBT.. PARK. !
,AvENswoop, Mach 20, 1855.

+ LRAvESswoop, March 20, 1855.
Gem1emen:--I have the pleasure To
acknowledge the rcceiptofyour favor
of tho 18th ult. The answers to
your several intcrrogatofics will be
found below. ..=< = ~
1 am not now, and have never here
tofore been, member Of, any secret
political organization hateyer.
am in favor Of the speedy COM
pletion Of the Covingtol and Ohio
Rail Road, as well as tho branch to
the mouth of the Kanawha river, on
State account; and shall advocate
these measures wherever their inter
ests may be advanced. f> n a@ .
i shall not be d candidate for the
Senate Of Virginia except hs the can
didatc Of tho Democratic party and
the nominee of the Con vention. I n /
In answering these interrogatories,
4, tlm not Influenced by a desire to
procure the nomination Of the Con-
yention for myself. a domestic 5at-
aietion 81 the seyerest kind and the
eonscquent neglect my business
engagements, have made it more in
accordance with my wishes TO with
draw entirely from the canvass. n
But my sense of duty to the Demo.
cratic principles which we profess
in common, az well as my obligation
to those friends who have presented
lmyname for the high office in ques-
| ton will not allow me I'd make my
decision mere peremptoryi or to with
hold from them services to be per
formed even at a sacrifice of private
feeling and interest. IT, however
nv name shall be presented To th'
convention, Ibeg you to.make know
to II the circumstances which infiu
4 enee me, and the wish which ! hay,
expressed; and | shall feel gratifie,
lie you and theother gentlemen OF tn
4 con invention shall think my inclination
and my duty are not at variance.
T shall continue to be sensible Q
the kindness and partiality Of your
selves and Others who have propose,
my name and advocated my claim
4 forIthe Office; and with the hope tina
I yoli will make a satisfactory and sue
I. cessfnl nomin alton, | remain,
A Very truly and sincerely your frien
HENRY F1TZlIUG il.
4 TO Messers. Turner and others.
i j. q, Newman, Esq, read the followin
letter from Albert Llidley, Esq:
. Mn. JIG. HEYAAs--Dear Sir: 4 wis
\ thai ron with allow my name to CON
4 before the convention at Point Pleasai
{ as acanditate 10 represent the counties {
tNCabell, Wayne, Mason, .Iacksonand Wir
n y ( n = L /.
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r. q -. i.
lchools ss.ablished; wherein the children
might attend soci.aiiens > poriioa Of The
Az. and motk NJ arricuitural employ mcnt,
tiliinr lie soil, tho remainder, NJ Bcale
ala not AN how many hours be world
have re girls 70 potk IL the hslds, o.
whether they should chop wood, ms.il
rails. Grub, or pillow. In fact, as the g.ris
were not mentioned, I, may be possible
IA, hc wasiu favor Of their not attending
schools 81 any kind, and thus growing ~
regular icnoramuscs, or, 10 ether words
b naturally. what Mr.. Beals liles 20 well
and Is By adoption, read. gsasias Ksow'
NorHiNes, Ia NJ "A .ils. s4.--fr..-,
aBu. TIE great. the crowning ehort q
Mr., Besle, was bis reference 70 the reasons
Of virginia's backwardncss q the picsen
day. with the eloquent and convictin1
remarks OF Mr.. Wise, made upon the sanis
subject, standing in the same place, JUS
one short week before, still ringing ~ oul
arr 4 sounded like the impious prating'
Of sorne suddenly transplan,cd Northern
abolitionist. Passing BY other commonly
received causes. Gin which tho speaker
probably alluded 70 the old sterreotypet
SNbie tale Of long continued Democratic
rule, ] he charged II homo that "the great
prime cause thereof, xus hs sristenes q
our midst of tie iastitutioa n slavery!'
Not 4 word did he say about tho absence
az any system Of Internal improvements
such as characterize every State which
has out-stiipped us; Of Of their pcpulaal
schools, wherein poor man can educate
his children, while ii this state he eanto
doFit, without virtually making paupers O
them. 1T was sidtyry that had done thu
evil" not the efforts OF aboliticnists Of thu
great centre Of trade In diverting immigra
ton 10 other States; not the fact that NJ
great effort had ever been made TO derel
on our immense natural resources now ly
ing dormant; no, no--SLkyERY has dons
the evil. Aud this, too. while he at thu
same time announced himself as being
Stakeholder, and not an Abolitionist. wv
here have ii to say that We do not beliey'
Col. Beale 10 be an Abolitionist; but vi
know him to DO q crafty man, ready y
endorse any sentiments which he think
may benefit him. OF ride any hobby, who's
course, In bis opinion. Is TOW ard ONCE
We have thus tried totgive an impair
tial history Of Mr.. Beale's passed politica
life. II we have nothing extenuated,'
We hayeRset down "nought in malics.''7
We are not uncharitable enough 70 tkinl
the vanity Of Col Bcale would incite hin
to such remarks 70 court the Northern
Abolition vote for the nomination Of Vic
President, in the next Presidential can
yass. although some think he has vanit..
enough even for that--eertsin II Is, i b.
any possible chance, he should be electe'
Lieutenant Governor. his speech at Park
ersburg will be hailed By Northern Abo
litionists as an anti. slavery triumph il
virginh. f. ~ Z. H..
People Of Virginia, are you prepared 10
thiss The very suspicion Of SUCH thin
would be All insult to you. We do not be
lieye that the yeriest Know. Nothing in III
land will vote ticket with Col, Beale'
name upon 1t, after. reading his speech a
1 Parkersbur0. - h. A|/
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10 tAs Dsns,tssy Il Rutnam County.

I - Y Y
MEssRs. Epironas End that dissatis.
faction exists in he Democratic party \ In
consequences u my nomination a arcan,
didate for the House Of Delegates. Not
wishing to be The means Of producingdis-
cord In the. party, at this particular time
when the influence and patriotism Of every
Democrat 10 required 70 combat the error
and enormities Of Known othingism; and
believing that les the wish Of q majority
Of the Democratic party on the South-wes
side Of the river forthe candidate TO reside
on that side. bog leaveto decline accept
ing he nomination, with the assurances
that be the candidate who he may. viii
nse my hest efforts TO secure his election
And 1 do most earnestly implore all Dom
octats 70 rally to the snpport Of the nom
inee ofthe party. r. 7. HARVEY.
.BurrAIo, April s, 1886.
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For ths s.star of The Kanawha yslley
M Latin Umpire.

MEssRs. EDIToRs III your isstt
tic t2lst Of March, there il OH alts
By some authot who has yolunteu
himself to I'LL the important Office
umpire between The advocate
the Know Nothing organizationl
the ohjcctors tosuch secret poIta
associations. And, from the genss
scope of his communication, andt
his fluent use of latino uotatt.s<sa
terms. it il verytmanifest that heta
siders himself most competentt
| the work, whichhe hasso benevokt
/ III volunteered to perform. Fat
bnt focr a few consideration .wAf
are based upon The right of prcta
I'VE woald be compelled to submit
his autho,iiyand the arguments VII
fhe has adducea. IN
But,before entering into an NY.
legation Of these points, il mayt
be improper to define the j,ris
Etion Of an s'umpire.n
~ A person to whose soldld
sion d controversy Of question:
ltwceniparties il referred. Thust
umpire OF Russia was constitt
nmpir between Great Britain
Hthe limited Stntes lfo decide the IL
troyersy respecting the slaves n
ricd fron the States BY the lB' ilhh
troops. ,A III
42. In lap, a third person cay
into decide acontroversy. or qnest
submitted to arbitrators, when
arbitraitors do notlagree in opinlf
/ First, BY reference to the fOrs
ing definitions, 1t will be- obserV
that an "urnpire'' can not be Ga
with authority until he il call' Y
by etparties, and they submitllt
Willingness to- abide his declsf
And, as there have been no z
call and submission the right or
test is secured. Besides, the !
assumes the controversy in hl
live, the DIRECTORS to q secret pollt
organization, have never conseDl
Ito arbitratorsI acknowledged ~
I'VE claim the capacityfto "
! andlaet for ourselves in fhese
i tiers. Herein consists our 0bjecp
( % the Know.NOtking organiza6
that they assume the exclusive i
To- manage our business.
would be very kind III them soi
lif we hal called upon them fof NJ
4 services; yet IL would be just y \
4 dent for them TO await such call
/ Secondly An umpire i als'
expected to beIimpartial in hisds
sions, and to base bis opinions y
the principles Of reason. BuI /.
|, volunteer snmpirep assumes 70 =
self superior wisdom, and cxpfs,S,
! q purpose to withhold 1t il the y
} ton he would render, for he n
sand as your correspondents !
Elihu, is Of The opinion that !
| men are not always wise u ca0 /
!. lbe aniss to intrude upon the y,
|, elements o.. our Republican Hep y
and endeayor to gull down the s'os 81
|, winds Of All oyerheated imas \
! tion.n 1t is not remarkable J,
1 our umpire associates nIp
. with the '.wise." and yet AVE- n,
! to- sigull'' us into lneasures9
II that Is Know Nothingism, down !,
l and out right-that i the yer ,,l Y
!, ciple We protest we DO MT i y. (
lg,ilsdi Was il not enough Y
s'.iwould-be aumpiren ~ intr y. Y,
1 services upon lls, without ollel's'|
! !, agull'' us into ,neasurcs9
~ a(continued ohAtAird pase.)
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u. II. TURNER,
j. q. NEWMAN.
a. McCAIUSLAIND,
4 u. al. KNIGHT. fIR
HRAyESswopD, MarchT24 1888.
.To.whiph letter Mr.. Fitzhugh tcpliesl u

T (1eEYenlP,i.--I haye tho honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your letter Of this
date, rendering 70 mo the nomination of
the Point Pleasant Convention. to repre-
sent the 10Th Senatorial District ID The next
Legislature of Virginia. n AZ, grateful y
the Democracy OF the counties represent
ed in The convention for The distinction
whichtheyhave conferred upon me, and
toyourseives for the kind and fattering
terms IN which you press its acceptance
upon mo. The reasons, however, indica-
tea in MY note addressed n thc conyen-
beforeits sitting, still eonstrain no respect
fully % renew my aeclensiono f The dis-
tingulshed honor whichIycu nare author-
ized d tender to MP. ! ain thettmere in
fluenced| To take this stcp, from tile con
sideration that in the event Of my decleti-
sion tie duties Of Ibis canvass will deyplve
upon ny friend, MI. Butllngton, NJ Cab
eli, who is better qualified 10 discharge
them with credit tn hiniselfY and adYan-
tagc 10 The Demdcratic party. There
seems, To, TO be aIfecling off distrust iil
regard ID the position lof the people t4eol
jackson county, Oh the Coyingt6n and
Ohio Railroad, prevailing among the PEG
EpleIof Cabell and Wayne onllay which
aud to indicatelits sincere Advocacy of thin
scheme, aconyentian in which tht upper
counties lind the political ascendency, HRS
interrogated me 10 ascertain my friendship
for tho road and inithe event oflmy: rcsig
nation, gratuitously rendered the noniirlsl.
ton to q citizen Of the unrepfesented colln-
| IT, Of Cabell. and a prominent friend Of the
road. | feel, therefore, that the occasion
which is now offered toalIay md nppeass
all feelings of jealousy and distrust b.
tween the lower and upper end Of thi,
Senatorial District ii too favorable ID b,
suffered 10 pass unimproyed, Respond
ing cordially, as Lido, To 1.-THE liberal feel
| in9s of Tie convention and indicating
what / believe TO be tie favorable senti
ment Of Tho people of tile upper end Of tn
District towards tho Ccyihgton and Obi,
Railroad, Ilfsel the more inclined, whel
tie interests ofthat scheme are at stake
| to concede the posts whcrcits claims ma
4 b pressed, to gentleman whose local ii
terests and influence can most contlibut
to its success. In favor Of this feeling an
these principles, il ~ with \ sense Of graf
! ification that ! decline the nomination i
favor Of Mi. Burlington, and i take til
liberty to express the hope that The cult
walton Of abetter acquaintance with th
true sentiments Of both ends of this di.
n trict will discover To both that their intel
ests, as we'll as MISREPRESENTATION, are
! common. / am, very truly, your frient
ii NJ HENRY FIFTH CHI, JR. ],
To Messrs. Turner, Newman and other
j As will be perceived BY The above lel
/ tel, Mi. Fitzhugh, Hrompted by notivs
+ honorable alike 10 himself and NJ the icoE
u yehtion nominating hin, has seem iit !.
j II . NH n =
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In puttiAS w - f'.r1'sDs .Tr,1, IA TIL
posed ofthc nntagonistie elcTentss
81 The na,nes Of Flournoyf Beq1c ana
Patton, Is TOO barefaeed ~ impose
anon tho Dcmocrncy OF stle District,
Anil will meet the ihglorious defeat
its fusion elements deserve.
Resolecd, That,in the Hon. Thorn
as IStanhope Flournoy, we recognize
4 WING oil the true Federal Bank
stamp; in the Hon. John M, Patton,
a renegade 10 his party end in the
| Hon. James MIL Bsals q Demos
crat, who, -bX/his course heretofore
thnt shown himself to be q good
enough WING forsaWhig SUPPORT
ana as such, not entitled " the sup
| bort ofthc Democratic party. EI58
III Res6arcd, That i've earnestly re.
commend to the Electors appointed
EbyTthc State Executive Comnittee,
| f3r|the seyerel counties Of this Diss
Hriet, to proceed Hat once TO the
prompt discharge of their duties. /.
! Rcsoiued, That we hail WIFI pleas
4ufo the step taken by the STAR Oh
MI KAsAwIlA VALLIa,n and fully
endo rsed it, course, and recommend
Hid IL the support Of the Democracy
of this DistFiet. ..l
Il On motion Of James wv. Smith,
Esd, the Convention adjourned url Y
I til b o clock, tomorrow mprnlng. .
Bib 'st FRip.,Y, March %. H
The convention assembled Pllr--
isuant to adjournment. The Prest-
/ delit took the Chair and called 1th ln
! Convention To order. as<z II
On motion Of James M. Smith
Ed IL was resolved, that the Con
yeition do now proceed to the nom
ination of candidate to represent
this Senatorial District ~ the mex
j LEGISLATURE Of Virginia. y. RI Turn
er Nominated Henry Fitzhugh, Jr.
i Esd., of jackson, md rehd to Tho
convention the following letters: |
'. Hh ~ RRlGY. March 10, ls54.5
lIESRY Frzllucn, Dr., FL ::#I IA.
h.. III Dear &r:.--1he undersigned
| who have been appointed delegate.
from the countyof Jackson to thu
Senatorial convention, TO Ibe held a
Point Pleasant, on the 2d inst, ant
Some Of whom arc alternates for TIN
j Comfy Of Writ TO said Convention
seeing your name announced as
candidate for the Office o. Senate
fro IN this strict, and believing tha
your name win be presented 70 sal'
CONVENTION for its nomination ant
that you will abide BY its decision
desire your answer to the tolloWln;
Undergraduates: .s:JN i 4
Are you now, or have YOU hereto
: fore been q menbGr Of any secfe
. political organizations II >H>. +
Are you in favor ofthe speedy com
; pletion Of the Coyington and Chi
! Railroad, and viii you use all honor
: able influence to effect that object, $
as to- conduce most to the genera
welfare Of tn Q constituency you ma
, represent? m y ...% I.
4 VIII you submit your claims as
candidate to the decision OF tn
: Convention about being held atP
! Pleasant, abide BY its deternin alton
Though you yourself may not be tn
nominee? t...r n s.s +:
: The above questions ar propour
ded to you, moi for our pei rsonal sal
I isGaction, but in order, that YOU
IA position as a Democrat, and in cor
I neetion with the foregoing querie
may be properly understood !" A
9 Immediate answer will much oblig'
4 very truly your friends, ''E
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JAxEs H, RIcE, Of the steamer Jane
Franklin, CoBs. Of the Aurila Wood, and
IA. r. Mccows have our thanks for late
ayoss.
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Crevdsl Oat...

Several editorial articles prepared for
his weeks issue are snavoidsbly crowded
ont; and also several communications.
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decline ths Iiomipaiion rendered him
the oommitteelth6leu proceedea
farther djAchargq pf thc duty de N y
,iipon II, vi addressing 20 Peter q ,y', y
Itisgsl6n, "a. The following letter,
CApEfL q. Hill March 2G, III,
H PHrER g. BrrriScfos, Esq--Dss,.S
iii Ata Democratic Cdnyentioaof III !. "
s;enasorial District held PC Font Pr.
Va., and thc PA inst, The follcwine h
.lution vas unanimously adoIaeds N
solved, That Henry Fitzhugh, u. Il
of jackson, bc declared the unap;s
NOMINEES " this convention, apd I'M l /
same be rendered 70 him, and IN az I |
| Fitzhugh shall decline the nominatioss
made, that then PetcrC. Burlington II
of Cabell, be declared the unaeis
choice of this \. 4 Son q and ,iaI
CauslarI y, \ X Y v 4. NeWman, A. XIII
and i Turner ~ enc are hereby n
pointed a coninllleclto walt upon I'M
| gentlemen and c V WIN My! each u IN
| i'll regard Nj the nomination MI m
hugh. for reasons . cofAslqefed sufficient
himself and Il. irlfnds has,ng deemed ]
\ proper V decilne thc nomination teads,
him. ti \. u I y accordance "
the ioregoins Ie7oll.so N. y nave lhe
1 " tender y !' t'ie nom'h ''e thus
Il. and hoPe Il may meeI your own
and theT welfare IL % the Democratic en-, NJ
for. you M 'sccept nomination ~, ihus
4 dersd WV an J, one Ewnlcn. nas beeaa
n tIrfely ufa l's' III an Y. unsollc'ted On "
part An im l'l' n answer will nj
H obllge yery lrpily yoar lr Is'i
sts N. !, 2 = sil'c Y Any.
II # =: N J, ~ 4 !AaS
81 t, 6; , MrlSsi
]. Y, ! y l v ! i I I.
H. H, w elle fie''fr Y { Dumng'OnHl
NJ asi ls''l NJ !, Il. J. VII
HE FOREST lI'l'l liiLL' March z, lsG
u Gentl1eyate' I our iaYo 2 !. ~ llle y6'A
n tsnderlng me lhe nomination aa ~ as shs
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ogMocRArio n month"; EEs

osmocRArio MONTH EE p p
ron eoyERsoR. lsl
HENRY g.. WISE
ofgAeeomae cority.
yoz lrrcrxsAsr oovERSos, h
ELISHA ~ MccOMAS,
-. Of Eanasaa County II.
y b roR ATTORNEY cksERAi, M
WfLLIS P. b oC oC * \.
o. Aspomattsos County, ",
ZOE the STATE SENATE. 45rH Dist. !
PETER G. BURLINGTON
IL. N OF ca5eH County. . .I.s.4.
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