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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27
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%- The Cedar Rapids Democrat

-
notices the fact that one w. ]. Gilbert
Esq President oil a Johnson Co. Dem.
Club, was robbed on the 10Th. at club
meeting, OF bis poke, book. No, safe
place those club meetings the society is
no, good. In this case, however, Gas i,
Is all IN the famliy-or party they pro-
pose to compromise by letting the thief
keep the money, and return to the owner
the papers. TINS OF course, will keep
harmony IN the patty.
The Democrat, in another article, cen.
suyes Judge Gfan, for no. taking the
stump for Buchanan. We opine ,ba, il
the editors bad heard bis speech .. the
Cours House on Tuesday last. they would
not urge him further, a. his converts are
al! made to the Republicans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27
brand Mass Republican Meeting.

Al Marion, Town, on Tuesday, Sept
20th The Committee have invited, and
i 10 expected will be present,
Hoa. David Wilmot, of Pa.
!" c. Dciano. OF Ohio.
Jos. Kaox, Of Iii.
!" Henry s. Lane, of Int.
Gov. Grimes, CT Iowa,
Henry CConnor, ESQ.,, and many
other distinguished orators Of the nation.
The citizens Of Marion viii give .
Free Dinner on the occasion.
Come one and oil.
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Enthusiastic F,emont Aestiag. Mont
rose. Pa, Sept. 22-At least $1,000
Fremont men assembled here Saturday.
bring the largest Add most enthusiastic
gathering ever held in Northern Penn.
sylvania.
The Meeting vas addressed By Hon.
William Jes~up, Hon G. A. Grove, Rev.
George Lenden. George L. Hgler, Of
Kansas. Stewsit, Of BinShamton, and
others.
An ianssss tosah light procession
sAne ~ ia The evening".
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Wausss, : Al ,he gsnsral election in
tho State of lows, held on the first Mon.
day Of Angus, last. there was poll opsn.
ed in each township and election precinct,
for The purpose Of taking . vote OF the
people, for OF against convention. to re.
v;se or amend the present Constitution Of
this State" Of which eleesion de- returns
have been made and the votes canvassed.
Aor, Therefore. ], JAMES w
GRIMES. Governor Of said State, do
declsre and make known. that there were
polled for q Convention, 1RIty-fsco
Tkosssad &uen Hsasrsd snd Finsfy
votes, and against . Convention, FOsr.
ten TAoxseaa Ore HsnAEsd and &rty.
tes votes, being a majority in favor Of .
Convention OF EigAsssa. T1ossdad Sir
Kindred and Tpsnfy-eight votes. And
| do furthermore declare, that al election
of delegates to said Convention will Be
held on the Tuesday after the frs, Mon.
day in November next, The election to b
conducted and The returns made sccord.
ing 10 the provisions Of the Code regulat.
ing general elections, and a act entitled
/" An act providing Tor the revision and
amendnen, Of the Constitution Of this
State" approved January s4.h. 1855.
In Tsstimony Whereof, have
[L.s.1 hereun,o set my hand and caused
the grea, seal Of State TO BE- sffix.
ed. Done ., Iowa City, this tenth day
.: September. A. D., 1856.
BY the Governor: .----
JAMES w. GRIMES.
GEO, w. McCLrARY, See'y Of State.
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Wells Spicsr has sold bis interest In the Upton
-iduerffser. Wells has made good editor, sod
change. Valley Ttmes
Not quite 50 fast, friends. have not
left you yeti have only sold on. the
half Of my intesest in the proprletorship
OF the .7drert,ser, aud entirely disposed
Of the publication Of it, but will still re-
tain position on the tripod a. a quill
driver Tor its columns, at leas, until
January nex..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27
Douglas at Jacksenvllle-The Insane
VIII Of one Of his VictimA

To the Editors oil the Dem. Press:
Senator Douglas was in our villsse on
Saturday last and addressed . mass
meeting OF his party in his usual strain
Of misrepresentation and Justification Of
facts. Al the same time that be was
standing up before the assembled multi.
tude, s.andering and denouncing with
hear,iess brutality the Free State settlers
Of Kansas. the wife Of the murdered
Phillips was only aLc-t . mile distan,
from he speakers stand. An inmate oil
the lnsane Hospital Of this State. He.
reason had lost It's balance under the
pressure Of feeble health, combined with
the agl.aii ms and alarms Of Borter Ruff.
dan invasions. with their a,iendan, rob.
berries, mobbings and murders. Your
readers will recall the facts connected
With the brutal mobbing Of her husband
somewhat more than year ago.
At frst her disordered brain va.
haunted with images Of fighting and kill.
ing, and she raved and Tough, amidst the
imaginary horrors OF Ls. own bewildered
fancy. She was placed BY her husband
10 the Insane Hospital near this place ,
few months since. Of late she has been
rapidly improving, and now talks cheer.
fully add hopefully Of 5000 going to bel
busband-Willlam, as she familiarly
calls him.
Alas! she knows no, that her William
has already passed that bourne iron
which ~ traveller returns, sent th:thel
BY the morderous hands OF ruf1iau VIC.
lence. Who shall bear to her the kill
ing ,idings Of her bereavement, and send
her back again to the double gloom o
madness ard despair Perhaps Mr.
Douglas will consen, TO become the ten
der and sympa.hizing messenger.
Douglas, Pierce. Richardson-I writ,
these names with unutterable loathing. -
o. my soul, come no, thou into their se
cre,; unto their assembly, mine honor
be not theu invied.'
RsPusLIcAS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

Since IL sseoed iuvaAoo und9 lAns, and
against peeeeabls ssttlefs from 1lnoau, when
Ill ~ quiet, driving them IRON their homss,
wandering, burning and plsodsrins wherever
they went, there Wss N excuse ioe the expedi.
ton raised In NM1nfi Win The determination
Of 'eleaning out or extssuiaAting that brutal
cowao1ly Drew Of miscresata tAs hired soldisry
Of IL Rspudlican party. Ard Tie direct de.
sign Of hat party Was 70 fxy~ssA that excuse
10 prodaoe that very result
That burning Indignation h The people Of
Missouri was - honest sni generous impulse
Gas.
Ssch 10 the way in which the 'Democ.
racy' Of Iowa endorse the Rutiianism Of
Kansas. The Gaset.s is the Dodge or.
gan Of Iowa, and thus pronounces the
'indigna,icn' of The Missouri Ruffians an
'Aonest and generous impulse What
more substantial and positive support can
the ruffians ask fors The abuse Of the
Republicans IN the above, comes as q
matter Of course, and the fal.ehood con.
tanned IN the extract, about the invasion
OF Lane is off from the one piece oil
falsehood from which the whole party re.
ceive their arguments.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

March Of tie Ry1ians uron Lascrenes--
Tvo or three Skermishss-Reids Forces
Disbandsd by the Goreracr.
Nrw Yolx, Sept. 23.-Tbe Times
contains the following dispatches:
LAwaEscs. X. I. Sept. Is Twenty.
eight numbered men. mostly Missourians.
reached Franklin yesterday, destined 10
attack Lawrence.
Owing to our reliance upon Governor
Gea,y for protection, our forces are
mostly in the country. Abount 500
remain, preparing to fight in our torIifi.
cation.
Our advance guards came in collision
las, night and three OF the enemys men
are reported killed. None Of ours are
injured.
jas, then orders came from the Gov.
ernor, forb'ding the approach Of the pro.
slavery forces. They then fell back and
camped At Franklin.
Four hundred troop, arrived here las,
night 70. protection.
This morning, the Governor in person
iisbanded the Missourions under Reid
member elect Of the next MissoW.
Legislature. Many Of them swore they
would have blood in spite oil theGovernor.
Our ci,izens have enrolled - his Militia.
A collision 10 feared.
Col. Harney's regimant Tough, al
Hartford and won, killing three and
wounding many. Five Of Harvey
men were wounded. His whole force
were taken prisoners BY the dragons
while returning.
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On "Wednesday evening, J. s. Rich.
mond delivered . speech in taver oil
Fillmore. 1t was 10 the same strain and
the same quality Of arguments as those
used BY Judge Grant. and designed to
aid the same purpose. HIS remark,
were well cAeered BY tie crowd, nearly
all Of the noise being made BY the loco
loco portion Of the audience and when
any remarks were made not favorable 10
Buchanan, the applause attempted BY the
Fillmore men came out decidedly fat
- in sush cases the Boocanons were 81.
lent.
He adverted 10 the convention Of sOid
Line Wings re,ently held 4. Baltimore
with much relish. The consistency oil
said Old Line Whigs,' be thought, wa,
csmmendable, and labored hard to make
his hearers believe ,ha. the Wing party
was no. defunct. - reported on the list
of mortality. The Wing Convention b.
said had determined to maintain their
purity, bu. he did not tell why they nom.
mated 70. Vice President Mr.. A. ].
Donelson, who ever was IN old line
Democrat until be became , K. N, and
has ever abhorred the Wing party. The
fact 10, said Convention was but another
trick to aid Buchanan, and the lranspa.
rency of the deception Of claiming to be
I'D line Wings and supporting old line
Democrats was 50 palpable tina, his honor
was forced to observe it.
Such speeche. encourage the Repnbli.
cans by shuning the dependency Of thel'
opponents. and the desperate s.ratagem.
resorsed to ty them to deceive the people.
Both Gran, and Richmond frequently
quoted small passages from Shakespeare,
bu. what is singular about !. is that al
Of their quotations were from the word.
Of Shyiock. The pound Of flesh wa.
all they could allude to, and seemed to
be arden. advocates of Shyiock's cause,
with addition OF asking for their South.
ern rulers not only the 'Aesh.' but the
wool, gizzard-feet, ebo-shins. bones,
blood, soul and all.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

Caught Him.-At The season Of the
Dlstriet Court Of this county. jus. closed.
Mr.. David Apologize, who was indicted
Tor selling intoxicating liquor contrary to
law, was found guilty By the jsry Oh
seven counts Of the Indictment and hnsd
sla0 and cos.s, and staod sommistsd On.
Il paid.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27
. IL IA b g T.

L IL M b e T.
At the
Minnesota Lumber Yard;
Corner Of Iowa and Fourth Streets,
Op,osi,e the "New Pennsylvania House."
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
SAMUEL r. FULLER would respectfully
- announce 10 the citizens OF Dsven port a nd
surrounding country that he has recently OPEN
ed an extensive
y q m er yard,
corner Of I1wa ard Fourth streets, directlyop.
posite New Psnnsyivania House, " here he has
now on hand large and well selected stock
Ut Lumber, consisting In part Vt
Flooring. superior quality, Fencing, fl
inch thick; Siding, full half inch
thick; Ceiling. Shee,ing,
PnANJEx % TIMBER.
Joist and s-antl'ng Of all dimensions, clear
stuff aud boards u every quality from eightio
tw enty Hour feet long, 5j0pOO best qualify
shaved pine shingles; 30O, 900 best quality pine
laths: also 10000 No. pickets 1900 No. 2
Picke's; also constantly on hand a iull assort-
ment OF Srsk aud 6lased Windows.
The particular attention Of builders and pvr
chasers Of lumber is invited to examine ou,
stock which will be sold IT
Prices tAat Csnnoi tad 10 suit Purchasers
Don't forget the place, corner Iowa and
Fourth str eets.
N. B.-Purchasers from the country stop.
ping at the New Pennsylvania House will have
the advantage Of selecting and loading theil
lumber. without eking their hcvses frass the
sasfe ~.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

What Governor Geary Moons 10 Do
A Lawrence correspondent Of the 81.
Louis Democrat says that Gev. Carey
proymses 10 drive every marauder from
Kansas who - not al actual resident,
and declairs that he will call TO his aid
10000 Usi,ed States troops, and SO. 900
volunteers from the North, IL necessary
20 accomplish .as object.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

Csi~inaliy-As the las. term Of the
District Court, the amount Of criminal
matter on docket WAS rather more than
usual, Quite . number OF liquor cases
were up for hearing. and indictments
were fouad against one John Funk for
the murder Of bis wife, and several In
dictmens for horse stealing, larceny, and
many other lesser offences.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

For Cedar County vii be held al The
Court House, in Upton, on Saturday the
l6h o! October, 1856, for The purpose OF
nominating candidate for Delegate 10
tbs State Constitutional Convention.
Distinguished speakers Will Be pressn,
And address the Convention
Cone one and ell.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27
G,pes Il up.-Hon. LEWIS C. Inv,

G,ues Il up.-Hon. LEWIS c. L.vIn.
laie X. N, Member Of Congress, OF Phil
adelphla, gives up the state Of Pennsyl.
,ania. and admits tina, Fremont will car
yri. He says that Fremont runs in that
State very much like Gen. Jackson, AID
tia, the enthussan il favor 81 Fremont
Is urHcunaet.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

The San Francisco correspondent Of
the N. Y. Times. say:
The State Republican Convention " i'll
convene at Sacramento on the 9Th inst.
We have 10 this city fourteen Fremont
Clubs. Among thsm are the Bear
Club, the jessie Club and the Lille
Fremon. Club The latter, il will be
seen. has adopted the name OF the Colo.
nel's beautiful daughter. BY the way,
Lille will make : spls0ded picture for
the cas-, room, If the promise Of her
early childhood is fulfilled recollec,
making a passage with her from Sau'a
Barbara 10 New York, in January, 1850,
when, / think, sue mus, have been about
eigh, years Of age. She then spoke
Spanish and English with equal facility,
and wss perfect pet with passengers,
FROM her great beauty and remarkab le
intelligence.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

D~ 10 regard 70 the expected major.
ay OF Fremvn. in Maine next November.
the Portland .fdpertsisr says: MANY
place il q, forty thousand /; but we don't
see why they should stop there, for ac-
cording TO present appearances everybody
intends 10 vote for him.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27
Farm For Sale
SAMUEL OEWEL-

SURVIVOR AT Triton AkD or Z IA
LAND AGENT.
VIII. attend promptly to all business REQ s;r.
lns 81 sssnL.such a.
Pa rING Of TAXES
Buying and Selling on Communion,
giving part,ss isaas tAis ess.sy -
sSsnsaand -.tlsss ehsics II fss ~
ing his nee.
FOR sAIs. lots kieeA n n re ~ ~
ekss.sJ whi~a stas.@d . es.Assis vsi'i, ~
cellar sss. Lss klsA =. 10 ,1s .. ksss
~ h>1eKL DavnL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

- We underssaal there 10 y b .
Bali At the Temperance House nex'
Thursday evening, OF 9d-when there
will be = general !" b,hbin' Al osnd. =
Those desiring to L" "Trip the high, fantastic
toe " will, Of course be on hand with their
. Sails" =
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27
AdIninisti atrix' Nostoe.

NOTICE ID hereby given ths4 lstters OF Ad
~ minisuatIoG Rave hesn duly eosnsd 70 - sy
the County Court of Cedar ooS0ty,Io opea
he estate Of Henry Wise deceased. All vsrsoo.
indebted 10 ssid eatats will make payment 81
onoe - the sutssriber, anl tbsss having elans
against aid eAEats vii pEessob them Tor sssos
meat. duly suthsntioutal 0orMA VIA
36 4w.pd. AdmisisesAGix.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

Southerners for Kansas. Efforts are
being made in Mobile to raise and equip
company for Kansas, and start them of
10 time, in order tina, they may be on
hand at The polls on the 9th Of next
month, when the election takes place. -
We learn from the Mobile Register that
the company is already formed, and only
waited for ito equipment TO start for Kan.
sas. II i, composed Of sixty ner, all
Alabamians. Each recruit, before en-.
listed, was required to produce proper
certificates Of his birthplace and standing
in the community. and to take an oath
faithfully to suppo.. and uphold the Son.
ihern cause in Kansas Press.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

OF 30 acres, in Iowa township, Tor sale. there
IL house. and some 10 acres broke and uraer
fence, Is acres q Timber.
trse- ksHrv sesss Of as. iAss PsAnfs a. si,sAs.
" rolk Ttrssh 2, soaA 81 okgos GRoys ans Ia seeS
osrrLasIsy.
o-EicH,Y Acpss Fl rAuassp sra IeSsss s.,,s-s-
heN xnts kfSga, two NH. aorth u &orsSs-fs. h-s
good F'sms Hous VI cJaseri.ft vi 10, iscs I sst
some ssftrf 100 " faif pessr@s
ALso-A GEEHT DAAitA.s
90 > ArerA E&sE
- A. "a VT good txna q, sis
psf-G e. ~. ~ sus .ho-s 80 ses-s
sKs nsr fEsygrs LAMP G es-.s Il 1ApgI snz Il
u MEADOW .ud O. TAD, aasv. o. sstV. y Tar.
snd - .-ses ~ SpaTos LAsB, Tie ~aDl~ lies S1tes
VITA aisuty e .2cd suc At h.~s.
ENQUIRE Of y Ellis EpfcEH.
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EGGAf NOI3cGG.
SteriFs Sale.

QY virtue OF special Exeoatioo 20 M 6iret
- ed, issued GU the Clerks OGies ~ tho Lbs
;rict Court, 10 and for the county 0, Seat; aaS
-tAte Of lows, 10 favse of CArps0ter DIX J. To-.
and against Pitsenger L Whselss, hare iss.sA
upon the following Described Res, Eslate, lying
and being In the town Of 1sptsn, Cedar Co.
Iowa, 10 Wit Lot six te) II Block twenty !oss
(24) In the aforesaid town u fipscn and slso
out OF Ae property heretofore attached % NJ
5th day ofNovembsf, 1858, 10 certain writ Of
attachment, issued out Of The D.stric. Court of
Scott couaty, lows, tested Nossntcr 4Ih. ls3a.
10 favor Of Carpenter DIX Z Co, PLAINTIFF, aud
against Pittenger h wbsslss dsisndsnts ard
shall oIJ the sans fos sale ct pm lis outery.
on Saturday, the 18th day Of October, A. D
1856. ct the Court IIooss dooe u Cedar county
lows, between to houp Of o'clock 4. l.. and
O'Clock p. NJ. Of the sah daY, - mtify the
said execution and ths costs dat may accrue
thereon.
Upton, Iowa, Sept. 10Th. 1856.
JOHN II. BlRELEY, 8he.ff
81 ~. Cedar Co., Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

n Cracs Ghovse Rsfuted. The charge
that Fremont 10 Catholic. based upon
tho statement that Be crosses his suspsn.
ders, ias besn tFiunpsan,ly refu.ed.I Il
10 m established net that he wears no
sPenders-uaosgisg 70 keep up bis
esescaes wi:h5l' that Nsaa. aid.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

~ Leander N. Oh. ESQ.,. Of Cam.
den, NJ j., who was q delegate 10 the
Convention which nominated Fillmore for
the Presidency, has declared, 10 very de-
cided terms. for the Republican candi.
dates, and is already vigorously at work
IN their behalf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-27

80 We learn from Judge Grant tina.
Lockwood Smith, formerly Of this eoun.
ty; died OF dehrium tremens a, Duran.,
on Saturday last.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF
ID By2D y i ,ygES;

Which we stil sell BY Hholesale or Retail
Also-s new Stock Of Groceries, Provisions,
Wooden and Willow Ware, Queensware,
Glassware. Nails Paints, Ola,
Iurpe milne. &C.; together with host Of other
articles in our line, too numerous to mention !;
all OF which Will be sold at q small advance on
cost, AZ WILEY x MUNGER
On second Street. opposite lie Claire Row, be-
tween Main and Brady ST. Davenport,
July I'd, 1855, 29,sw. Iowa.
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a wh uI-s~sd kan . eo~tos Grows the Ma n
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oroI cIrr Nss~asas Territory.
Orr,cG Al RGaipaAsA AfAss Appssiog.
SAMUEL JEWELL.
General Land Ages< ut Upton. Iowa
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Wells Spicer, J. w. Cstteil, and other
Republicans will be present. Tbs Dem.
ocrnss promise to have speakers on hand.
Come and hear and judge for your.
selves.
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0lsTisss usvA
Pssxsylpsais saf for F,sssost ~ DEFY
Ss~-U.ses iiaed foTnssd n ". York
sad rssasylsssia.
The late Eastern exchanges bring -
he most encouraging news Of the pro-
gress Of Republicanism in Pennsyl,ania.
The most influential and besf informed
Buchanan and Fillmore men now frank.
ly acknowledge sAas Fremont will carry
that State BY . sweeping majori,y-they
give up the contest. In both New York
and Pennsylvania, . Union has been
formed ~ the Republicans and North
Americans, BY which both parties will
support Fremont and Dayton. This
makes both Of these States dcubly sure
for freedom.
Immense Republican meeIngs are
being held in both Of these States, while
the pro-slavery party entirely fail to get
up . respec,abls gathering. In all parts
Of Pennsylvania, At every county seat,
even at Lancs s,er, the home Of Old Buck
the Republicans have held meetings, At.
tended By thousands and tens Of thou.
sands, while the opposition even in Ian.
caster fail TO &c. together respectable
sized meeting. A, Pi,isburg, at The late
Demons,ssioo, l0O, 900 Republicans were
assembled.
; The evidences are loo plain to be mis-
taken in Pennsylvania. The en.husiasn
Of the Republicans il beyond all bounds,
and their success certain.
The '-Nsine' question has been settled.
Fremont il " Be our next Presiden, and
will receive the vote Of every free State.
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VIII be held Tor the purpose of discus.
sing the principles at issue IL the p,ssen,
campaign, a. follows: