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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

Tnr Navy YARD STBiKE. An order was
received from the Chief Of the Bureau Of Cou.
srruclon, On Monday las, to discharge the
workmcs whose name, appeared in thu paper
As officers, SC, OF the meeting held at hit.
terry to rro,es, against the reduction Of wages
4, the Nayy Yard. Upon their discharge
We understand that large number Of The for-
MGR striker. lcft work in body, and held an.
other meeting, and appointed a committee To
visit Washington, and lay the matter before
the Secretary OF the Navy Since then the
whole body OF strikers have bcsn discharged
bv the Commaudanl Of the Yard, aud thus the
matter stands at our last accounts.
H. II Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

WrNr-.t, 4 St,vl rrrrr,s'>r r',o vS
Fsrrpov' Cab-.l I. " Gsafrlr. -1.t o.
bs a bright. intelligent r-r-r, owned near
New O.Ic1r., arl hired ol, ry l., uf-iss Is
a steward on steamboat. On ihr lower " s..s-
,ipr,. Is the lucky h1'lero' 'itkr, No,
on June, Grsa, C.0 rrter.rsa, 500 l-sd drawn
,lc form ,a'agI a, SsJ.Ooo. ne h', ,7 a
vel written letter, u1r6sd she committee %
BIZ, cauJiio-, and accepting Of their cash o.-
Ter IIs reqev., ,h-sr personally Go secure
the freedom Of himself saJ Emily sr,i, aud
then pay him the bal1r-s over tas expenses,
20 start him IN the world. Tie appeal b.
thrillin, al cGsc'ius We understand The
eanmires hl,, alr,7jy slai Mr Wesley
Jones sou,A TO purchase ths sa,rl family,
consisting Of husband, vie aad iOg' children
now Osusd by lAres different m'sier'. w
ere assured from the seIl kuosn energy OF
Mr.. Jones ,ba, 10 vi!l ao' re-, until every
member Of the poor slaves hm.lg breathe
,,- cir Of freedom. Many Christian hsaT'
wil, gr5, hin O.! 'lssi u 'ls u.'ss's q
kgulsJ. 'p-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

ArFug, AT lloNE. Emignnls arc daily
arriving To make their homes IN Nebraska.
We arc an building a. fact as We shn Get
lumber. Another saw mill commenced bu'I-
ness on ih, island, on Tuesday, able, Ihey
say, to saw ~ GOO feet per day; which
makes three in the vicinity, ard they all have
bills lcr many days ahe.d. The fret Of tie
week has been cold and windy; the Missouri
CrcIcn, which makes crossing bad, aud he
lcc = not considered safe
Nebraska City N0Ns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

SUMNER lyD Arcusoy AichIson or
Missouri appeared on the floor Tor the Gr'
time this session, fresh from hi, border iony
In Kansas. An amusing meeting is l.d 60
have occurred between him and Senator sun.
nor " Massachusetts. hher shaking hais
cordially the latter remarked
General, they say you've been llas
strange thing, III there on the border"
Airii,oa. dyes, Sumner, 'G71n'sI
Won. or some Of your folks here. would have
me indicted whom go, back"
SlEmsr. "hh, General, ws'ro hardly
strong enough fr that y,i."
Qiio a laugh among tho senators followed
chi, rstori, in which Alchson b.m,1il bal
the good nature to join.
New York Eve Post
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

Tnr Honr JouRy,t. The contents Of tho
Home Journal are Of gay, graceful and
piyuanf description, always changing always
agreeable, and always light. spicy and spark.
ling. Alter the cares Of the day are over. a
number Of the Home Journal is one Of tho
most pleasant aud refreshing things imlgnl.
bic. Il differs in lis whole scope, design and
appearance, from al other journals published
and We take great pleasure 10 rceommendin.
il frequently, because we can DO 80 with a
clear conscience, and because its circulation
promotes a taste for sound and healthy l.,en.
iur, Such a family newspaper eanno, well
be oyerprai,cd and the support that i' given
il, both by the press aud the public. lorc'ild
ovs the doom Of much Of ne ,rash heretofore
50 extensively circulated Ihroughou,,he land
to tho injury Of the taste and morals u the
whole community We are very sincere Be-
wishing Morris and Will. abundant sueec.s
in their cndoayon. To establish a clrap ans
valuable miscellany Tor homo, which ever,
family may welcome with pleasure and real
with profit Their Home Journal i' jus, ,hs
thing which has been long wanted Dr lhr
plrlor and the bo'Dio,r; ind a. It BE-, both in
matter aud manner, an honor TO the press Of
the country, We hope 10 SEQ j, universally
sustained. Every family in the lnnl, with
the least prcleusions 10 taste and refinement,
should subscribe fr IL At once. Tho Terms
are only two dollars per year, anl he Office
of publicaiio1 Is At lO7 folloa Street Sub
scribe without delay. Gazette AMI Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

D,Lriv1uu fGntr CoLirGE. The sixth
annual Catalogue N This Institution, has just
been issued at Baltimore, by l.. Johnson &
TO. The Faculty consists OF some thirteen
person.. and the Proicssorhips are filled
by five female, and eight males: Bellies LIT
tres aud Physiology by Mss Mary Louisa
Brooks: English branches aud History by
Ni,, Mary 4. Holman; Assislan, in Eng
lish Miss Harriet 4. Gere, Sc This ln'tl-
tuuon has been gradually increasing in public
favor and from a very small beginning It
now has very respectable number Of stu
dents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

lhooR,ruY or Cot. Srrfror-Tnr SEC
crs,on or BnleuAM YovNG. Edward Jsn-
not S,ep,,e. now abou, forY years of age,
is a native Of Virginia, and was graduated
with high reputation 10 the artillery corps Of
Yves, Point. lie was fol many years sta
,onSd a, Fort Adams, Newport, ard at the
beginning Of tic Mexican war obtained
command as captain NJ arllery in the Amer
lean army. For his gallant conduct he was
brevciied At Chcpullcpec and Corro Gorin.
Durinr tho whole war he was an intimate
f,irnd.of General Pierce, sud was greatly in
favor with the officers and soldiers, from
whom, on account Of his strict observance Of
the role, or the Episcopal Church, To which
he belongs. and his rcnsrll uprirhlncs', he
received the title Of "lhe immaculate Step
iuc." Amer the war he was again placed at
Newport, where he remained as Lieutenant
Colonel by bre,Si until his departure, in the
hll Of the present year, to the territory Of
Utah
Col S,eploc arrived at his camp, a, the
Great Sali Lake C.y, where ho now has
command over three hundred men. Ills
management of the Mormons Is s1id thus Ear
to have eyinced irmness and accommodi.
ton that have produced fvonhlo imprs'-
sion upon class Of people not easily pleased.
am told that he - the frs, Of the "Goa-
tile" ,ha, hos been honorsd 10y the hospital
Ily Of Brigham Young, Who, however, may
not be 20 pl1clbly disposed a0or the arrival
Of he order for his removal.
Nov YORK p.st
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

Tur AurRIcAS SNTNrL. This is the ii.
lie Of new paper Published at Dimariicoiia,
Lincoln county, by Marcus l.. NJ. lIu'sSy.
It is a good sized, neatly printed sheet
Good tlst. is exhibited in It's miscellaneous
department, and ability in its editorial coll
umns. Tho Paper,lIks Democracy, but does
not indicate il, understanding Of the phrase,
nor give any clue as to the party or organila.
ton it intends to support-lhat is to say, the
frs. number already received, does not
fAce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

CosNoroL'rAS AHT sNp lLTrEArY rs
ISOLATION. This is new Institution, and
one that promises great advantages in the
way of both Art and Literature. Its objects
are to cull,a's among the people taste for
Paintings, Sculpture and Engraving, and
thereby encourage native Artists. Ii is
much the hes, plan that has ever been pre-
scn,ed to the public, because 1t secures the
value Of the subscription to each subscriber
a, the start, with fair prospect Of something
more Sec Advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

lTAyIvG TiNE. Some ten young gem
ilemen liom South PaTis. visited our village
on Thursday evening last, accompanied by a
two gallon JUG and several bo''les-most Of
the contents OF wh,h had been transferred TO
their persons, and had somewhat disturbed
their minds. On their ARRIVAL four Of them
were lodged in one Of the stalls at the stable.
The Others sough, On hours amusement at
the bowling alley, but were elected, and the
whole company packed OF home, in state
bordering on Inconsistencies. The Boston
Pos, says there is no danger from bottles, so
long as they are full.-a fact these boys
would do we'll to remember, and thus save
themselves another di'sfacefal spree.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

Srrcipr At CAsrisE. We regret to learn
that Mr. y. Hooper, landlord Of The Basa'
duce House, Cssline, committed suicide yes
terday. by drowning. lis body vas diseo'-
cred uuder a wharf. and II was found mas
all the valuables had been removed from 'h'
pockets Of his clothing, and that they we're
filled with stones, showing Pfemeditated ~
,,niion Of drowning himself No cause 9th
or than temporary insanity. 70 known OF -.
,i,r.d G,r the rash act. lie was about %
years Of age. Bangor Wing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05
Sriciur ~ Rr,puuD. We learn from the
Journal that Mr. wyer Fif,ld, Of Reiddsld,
committed suicide shon time since by jump
inc head FOREMOST into his we'll

Iowa. 4 despatch to the Chicago Jour
nal, dated a, DircnPor', Dec. 90, states that
Ebcncz.f Cook. TIC National Wing eanldaic
las been nominated in the Democratic caucus
as ,hs Nebraska candidate for the L. :. Sen.
ate. and adds, che requires only I've Wing
votes TO elect him" The Fusion candidate
&, James lIarlon. journal Of Commerce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

TRr,TY WIN DoNlSic,. An eldt, has
been made by this Administration, to ss'ah-
lish treaty between ne United States and
the Dominican Republic. The Dnminlcun
Republic is part Of the island II iiay'i' the
inhabitants of which refuse TO yield obedience
to the Emperor Soulouquc. Although The
Emperor Soulougue has control Of nearly all
the Island, and has succeeded in establishing
his authority, the color Of his skin Is SUCH
that the United States government, will not
negotiate treaty with him; bui il attempts
to negotiate with that part which IL In state
Of Revelation. The Dominican Rcpoblle -
composed Of blacks to a rrca, extent, and ae'
cordinc to recent intelligence, the nego''a-
iions oven with those Revoluiiunls,s, have
been interrupted on account Of stipulation
that authorizes the ssiilcmcu, and residence
Of Amcu-an citizens IN Domitis5, guarantee.
ing to Americans 10 that coun,y al tho priv.
llcies conferred on subjects Of most favored
nations. rcciprocil'y binding on the Ameri-
can government with respect to Dominiean'.
The fear therefore, that blacks among the
Duminicau,, might become eii.sH5 oi the
United States, defeats this treaty.
Why not form : treaty with Soulouque
It said lha, llayti is the seventh Nation IN
point Ut trade with the Uniiel States. The
ONLY reason why Treaty with this leland
has not been, and j, no, lormed, is the terri.
bio aiiie.ion Of black Consul, TO reside near
thi, Government This, j, sscns, Is a suiIic'
len, reason, Cur keeping the t'ads Of that fer
tile Island in Jeopardy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05
Cnnsi,tencY isn jewel.

The Bangor Jsfsr,ori,n ,av,. 9TH, lee.
nla,ure will be looked rPoa with peculiar In.
,,re,, from the FAC, thl, d, j. the 6r., no r1v''
Legislature ever elected" We think he Ist
f,r.oni-n ,s RIGHT. {, IS tho fret ~ rarfy ard
7',o ua rrir1p's legislature ever elected IN
,h.s state. u isa sri of men elected uron
no issue. ,ud whose legislative sections will
D., controlled hy no fixed purpose, save thai,
,r'farundirsmcn, and s-l'.rromouo1 They
ar, GOOD men, no doubt, On, that they are to
turn the world upside down, VIC suppose no
,1ac man believes. Ba, we any.ou'ly await
ihc r,,1l, Of matters.
fncmorni'- Advocate.
Wis, q cons. ucr', decent. sslf'uf'i"r',
consequential r1rrnrH Tho members of
OBJ, Legislator. have "a5 rrirar|' 'al vet
"if,v r-s rs,iwHr
IN. Advocate ,ays nuher
"Ths lc,i.r- men ,hrourhou, tho state the
friend. or Paris anil the friends IT Reed, ,he
r-rrd. n tho Constitution md tho Union.
dsn,nI lha, public meetings be cillel forth
with. oFsn ~ an free. men. uucnrnSclsi with
score, political eah,'s, for the purpose Of DIS
GUESSING our political rights - cll.z'n' Of
Maine. ari IT the Union, and pro,iiipc
against all secret political organizations, hy
vtatcycf n1ms they may be- called or known
Let the friend, Of Parri, aud Of Reed, con.
s,ia,irr, a. they DO, 4 large manuiy Of the
voters Of Maine. unite together for tbs pa.
,r.o,i- purpose 10 every county ia tho State -
Let the friends u Reed AMI Paris,
unite" That's union which vas formed
teo wears ago and BE- simply ihc successor ct
Che Chandler. Crosby. pll'sbury, Wing and
sectional slavery Fusion. This new call tor
s.T,r to pc, down "pelIucll cahals" and $50.
,-.t organizations, comes with fine grace
fum those N'n conduct their conventions hy
h" Ac-lamll.un and compel their candidates
90 .rr1 secret pledges in writing" This
agv call is uoN renewed % fuso an old TO.
son. twill BE- gratifying tn tho people 20
81, ,hlt these old fusion organs, like the Al.
yn-,ir and Others OF the same elias, have
welded up all ,hr.r old Democratic party
AIrrrtrrce: and ,hl, they now call IS lcrr,,.
10 aron tho Wings Tor political salvation as
thew do upon National Democrats. This i'
quite natural az necessary nr two reasons,
ly' because large portion Of the Chandler.
IT, ybury AMI PARIS voters are wings; and
21I b,-lu,s 60, sectional Nauco1's Of 90
Kinds. lave. irr two successive wears, placed
,Hs government, of Maine 10 Nluonll Wing
hands 90 spite Of the people, or tie tue De.
mucucy.
I, is remarkable, very remarkable that
there 3, nobody ircadI, to ,hc Constitution
and Union except these sol d,s,au, Nationals
vh, break plcdgcs-,.oll'c Plaiiom,-aud
auaul freedom comproml.r, wha, ELI.
.u,icIency ,hl, mus, be which allows nobody
30 rary-a7y patriotism, bu, confines j.,
40 to a mere fiction VIA, o5livious, self.
righteousness
By the way Mr.. Merrill has discontinued
bis connection with me Advocate. lie says,
However. 10 his yaleiic,ory tbs, il Is rory
prosperous. Where is the COLONEL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

To RryDrR Lr,Tur8 lNrtEviors 10 Wa.
TAR. Law 10 overwiih q mixture composed
OF hall pound Of bccs-var, and enc fourth
Of a pound Of common resin. The m'Niur'
shon'd be applied warm, and the surface be
previously well cleaned Farmers and 9th.
er, who arc necessarily much exposed, would
do we'll to provide themselves with this ya.a-
,ble article. We have tried 1t, and canspclA
confidently offs efficacy.
[Gsrmantown Telegraph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

P,YNrSr o. Tnr MruTh ToE olTcnIsG
BrENs. The Boston correspondent, Of the
New York Post, writes as follows in relation
TO the payment Of the expenses incurred in
TN, case:
The division Of moneys among our mill
tarv companies, by the United States, for
preventing poor negro from keeping his
freedom, has been published in detail in our
papers. ~ an item Of news. perhaps, this
Is all right: bat the time will come whrn We
shall 10 tr more ashamed Of such docu-
mrnt than We arc II tie worst of the witch.
cran indictments. The paymeu, Of this
lsr1r.u, flnd ought To attract the attention Of
Congress. You will recoIect HAT our May
en- has repeatedly declared ,ha, the companies
were called gu, 20 mlinlain the peace Of the
city Of Busloa, and no, 10 aid in the suuen-
der Of Bans aud the question has been ask
ed here. a. 1t should be 10 Congress. 'Wha'
Ugh, has the national government TO pay
SIi. 900 to proven, the occurrence Of mob
in this ciiyr sesms-noi TO put the mat
ter ou ans higher ground-,ha' II is uujust to
Charleston aud Savannah, and to other cities,
to TAX their people With the costs Of our mu'
uicipaI affairs. II to be hoped that some
member uf Congress will call attention 10 the
subject II government has any right to
make the payment, then has our Mayor 'Po-
ken falsely; il the Mayor has spoken the
truth. then has he national government acted
illegally"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

4 New Scrryr We find IN. ollowing
in tho column. Of the Lewiston Falls Jour.
nal The m, ,pItude 9th. undertaking will
b, rs,Iil, perceived. ,pd rs imparrares io our
S,,,.isof IN, b,,bc,, character, Ofcour,,
,,cc,, 4, mi, los ,l,, :, bor, the pr,i,r,
mn, q, su,,,.,G,lly Carried ont. ,bou,b Of
,lf. .,,,yror,,i,, Az, ,,, nv no mean, cor.
tain IN, Drr..b ro,r,Dmep, for ,ls rrs,.
80, of, Lea, vil rsv, nj, ,,,,. ,,,,,,I d, an.
~. ,,.r,,,I rp,-,.,. pw Ls,, h. ,t.
,-..,,....,..,,
~ 80, ~. Ct, ,.i.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

America Bartlett, Eq, took his sea, a.
Commissioner on Monday. John IL Spring.
Es1. is reelected as Chairman OF the Board.
The Commissioners directed that John VI.
Wilson, be authorized to prepare a Map oi
ihe County OF Oxford, on scll- Of ono inch
TO the mile, exhibiting tie principal Noun.
uIrs. Rivers. Lakes, Streams, Sc, and the
ailroll,, County aud town roads, as they Sy-
.s,ed January /, 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05
Gbr G>rfOrA 1rmurrut.
PARIS, Me-. JANUARY 5, 1854.
rruLisurp rvuY rsirAy uorNiSo ~
NOAH PRINCE,
THOMAS II. BROWN, Editor.

Trrnx.--.Ose i7far anI CIV cent? ttnciiy *
,uyANCr: one ds'ir a1I s9,sriy.hyc cents wiih'
BE- ~ uauths: tao do'Brs 10 ih- U1i of the wear
n, ,-hich f', cent. viI' D. slled or cyey YEAR
which pl,msut D. lraNcd.
Nnvrurisrvrvrs Inserted o7 rrat'1ahle terrr'
th- prHnfisior noe tsiBF uccHuHt1'ic ior nny ,uor
ue,nuI thr srlruat charged f.T 'hs at,Criisrrrri.
rs. n. PETTENGliL 4 c., ~ M-''
&C., R-ffr-. arl i22 Marcos Co., N'F lr't, SO
srr 1r's su,hyriJri s.rsis tr pIpcuu1s 'n'scup
rrs. afuarliHe a1,rft.slrrr'a.
Erpsvu.rt E5r 10 l.l,rttr.asruts b. bell o. H.
Ils fJu4l tt. 1,ir rf the flsf .Hssrt.'n.
r-f-- C,rrmr-if.iif.rs sa.riI directed Co "Thc
uNfri Democrat. rsr.s, Ns"
Book aud Job Printing
PROMPTLY ANp NEATLY EXECUTED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

Col. Benton delivered his Pacific Railroad
Lecture before the Boston Mercantile Library
Association on Thursday evening in fremont,
Temple. Abou, 1000 persons we're present.
Old Bullion was mos, heartily welcomed.
He refrses to receive any compensation for
his services. no, even allowing hi; bills To be
rid " other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

Nrw Con-. The new cent pieces 10 y
issued from the Philadelphia mint IN tue
course Of few days are considerably smaller
Than the old pieces. On one side Is the ne''
Of Liberty, and tie thirteen stars beng o''''
ed the surface is plain and polished
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

An old author quantity remarks :'-A'0'"
arguments with ladies. In spinning var"
among silks aud satins, man Is suTe 10 DC
wors,ed and twisted. And when man =
worsicd anil twisted, he may consider him''"
woupd up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

EErrrluv o. rHE IolCANo % CorurANr
For some time past this sluPcu'ous volcano
has been 10 a state Of eruption, and the cause
of much alarm TO the inhabltani. Of the sur
rounding country. Amer having given re
oucn, indication, Of activity ior more than p
year. u has nj lengIh thrown ou' over tie
rla.ns Of Gallo enormous masses Of rock, Tor.
rrn,, Of bracLish water and burning lava.
TIL, waters have broken down HE bridge Of
Cun,hi, and carried or 10 Us course much
property and many cattle, but lhr buildings
10 Iacl,unga and other towns 10 the neigh.
borhool have no, been injured. by the last
accounts the alarm sill continued, as tho
volcano still in 4 s,ais OF activity, and
vomiting oa, fire day and night.
IPauamz Herald, Dec. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

ASorurE MrsfyG Mas. 1t IL aid iha'
Nathaniel Perkins II Cheslcnil'r, vas on
boarl steamer Ocean At the time Of the recent
accident, has no, since been heard from.
[Blngor Wing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

\ new and splendid Locomotive of twenty
tons weight, is about to be added to the mo-.
tive roner Of tie Anjrosco...n Railroad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

BASX Pass. We ace indebted to Mr.
Simou,on for box Of Simonion's Bank Pens.
These Pens are new article. We hnd on
trial Tia, they are among the very best.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

Tho vote Of tie town cl Fryeburs Na' re'
scr.J-,hc votes no, having been sealed uP
10 open town meeting.
The surlc vote tot Mr. Shurlcl was
thrown iu ,hI, town. and may he considered
q, proof Of the fact that he, unlike many pol
it.ciau,, Is mos, popular where best known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

The Democrats Legislative caucus in
Massachusetts, was very harmonious.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

Our thanks are due Hon. linnisal Hsmlin
q. vil1lss ruhli; documents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-05

OuIciAL Vurr roR CorsTr TErSrRra.
The returns oi votes for County Treasurer
were opened and counted by the County Com.
m.ss.oncrs a, their late session, who reported