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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11
tbs RssCt. IN Wisconsin.

j. condoljur With the Republican party upon
!, national l.c1--- ~e can offer our strongest con-
grs:, Iatio1.s Upon The resul. IL .-iz S,os+. Wis
ronsin has nobIy done her duty. All honor to
the honest veoIuanry CT the Badger State, who
have boldly stood forth the great day OF trial,
met the issue, and rescued Wisconsin from the
control Of the most corrupt political party that
eve disyrGced free State. We have secured
a. entire represe atation in Congress OF men who
Kill vote essqainst the admission OF smother
Slave s;ate ard who viii stand UP manfully
.3- the rights CT y iscoasln on every question
were her Interests :.rc IT s.ake-uen who can
Let lie bought. coa<ed or forced 10 bow TO tie
e,igsrchy Of The South c. their mental slaves Of
The North " L.ve secured working MAORI
~ in bu.h branches CT our State Legislature.
an. thereby Republican I. S. Senator sor the
next SIX ycars For the next two years at least
The voice Of Wisconsin in our National Legisla-
ture, vii, be f.r Freedon-Eor Ju=tice-for HU-
r.lss..y-for the Right.
l. accomplishing Ills result. We are proud
tn, the Nest--tbe noble Nea:-is entitled TO
iuuoh Great. Mere than two-thirds of the Re
publica. majority comes from this COMPRESSION
a. Dis trict and while we accord TO the first
and third Districts much credit for their noble
and successful efforts. claim for the second
the hanner.in view u the greatly increased ma
ioriiv fo7 her honest. her faithful, and her conf
peient Representative. In the West, where
Harlow s. Orion sail he could breathe so much
easier than 81 the north or east, in consequence
Of the a;mospl ere being so strongly tinctured
with Southern r,ritcinlas the friends Of Free
dom have nobly buried this Southern Princi-
pie" in grave SO deep that even the acute OIL
factories Of Mr. Orton Will hardly be able to de-
;ec, i;s resting place. All honor to the second
Congressional District of Wisconsin.
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The General Result.

The present indications are that James bu-
e!.saau i, to be the next President Of lie Uni
ted States. II has carried every Slave Stats,
with perhaps one except on (Maryland) and
probably Pennsy lyania. Indiana and New Jer-
sey The Republicans have carried Maine, New
Hsnpshfre, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Isl
and. Connecticut, New York, Ohio, Michigan,
lows. Illinois and Wisconsin, most of them by
very large m.jorities, showing that the North, as
a North, has little fellowship with Slavery. In
assurance that African Slavery is 20 be forced
upon our free Territories and spread Its blight
ing curse until il has complete control of this ma
lion, once the boosted land of FRESRoM. We do
no, bclievs that a majority Of northern
men who voted for Mr.. Buchanan have done so
with view 10 extend Slavery. We believe
F,hev Ea-c been deceived by these VINO would
sell their own .,hright-their very souls-to
secure tie emoiurncnts Of oifice and power oil
-sl;ng Many, very many. have voted for Mr.
Buchanan, not because they believed him the
letter man for president-not because they be-
Il,yed the interests Of the North, or Of the ma
toa would be advanced by his election but
because party ties have blinded them to every
consideration of right, Of il tice and of hunani
IT, Upon the leaders Of that party rests a
weight Of responsibility. the bitter fruits of
vshieb VII. be visited upon innocent heads be-
.1-e ihe close Of another four years.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

ADAMS ANf JUNEAU
BAD AXE Ant CRAwroRD-Buel T. Hutchinson.
BRcwx-Edgdr CoaLin.
CoLrsBr.-G N bartholomew, O. c. Howe
Henry Converse.
DAsE-John i. Johnson. Robert p Main, R
W Davidson, John 3. .Sseeat, Horace A. Tenney
Nathaniel ". Dean.
DoDGE-Edward n Foator Robert B. Went
worth, Quartcs H. Barron, \. Scott Sloan, John
J. Williams
Door, &c
FoSD Do I.ao-E, L. Runnels, u s. Barnett,
John 3. II-i!6c7, n j. Thomas.
GRAxr-Allen Taylor. Albert " Emery, Han
mer Robbins, Joseph T. Mills. Joachim Go!ick,
GREEs-J, T. Thompson, T. ". Hall.
IowA-Thonas s. Alien, Eplraim Knolc3tof
JACKSON, dc
JEFrEEsox-D. ". Aspinwall. Jared NJ. o.
trander, H'iAion ChappeH, I'm Il. Morse, Ken
d1H p Ozark
KESosnA-Frcd. s Lowell, Laihrop Burgess
LACaossz AND MoxRoz-Dugald D. Cameron.
AFAIzTTa--Joseyh Whit, Henry Z. Barnes
james Il Earnest.
mAaeI-zr-E-D. j. Waite.
MlLwArKzx-lFf Frederick h. Pcr!Icti, Hoses II
Sfr9ng A,aire,r cl'orr,1icE Jonathan Taylor Jas
PER Ha5nphreg. Herman, Honei James Roy',oiH
James h. Rezrs~rt Fredsr;sl -Hosco,ilr.
OzAvKEE-.S 4 Fhjte, Frederick " Horn.
CUTAGANIz-
TI-RcE, &c
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

BUFfALo, Nov. 6.
Our ?. ii. papers contain accounts of large
number of marine disasters caused by the las;
gale. Some 20 schooners and barques are re-
ported ashore or badly damaged. The brig
Cumberland is reported lost with all on board.
Capt Champuey of the schooner Vermont arri-
we'd here this p N. and says that ct / p. NJ. of
Tuesday last, he large steamer propel-
Ter near Long Point lying in the trough of the
sea wholly manageable Her pipes where
overheard, and crowd of persons wer9 on the
hurricane deck. He thinks she must have
swamped before the storm was over. Owing to
the severity of the storm he was unable to rem
der any assistance, or even ascertain the name
OF the vessel. The vessel in question could not
have been the Oriental, as she was seen by Capt
Caldwell of the II. Z. Mussey about TIE same
hour, not far from Port Maitland.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11
CHICAGO REDEEMED.
1910 Republican Mai!


The Freemen of Chicago did noble work
yesterday. They labored hard, and triumphed
gloriously. The BUCCANEERS were busy; they
met at every point, but at every point we're
defeated, or had their usual majorities largely
reduced, Three cheers for Chicago. and her in
telligent Freemen Three cheers for Cook
county and her brave citizens
1t may be invidious TO draw distinctions
but we cannot forbear speaking of the upright
a..d resolute conduct of the Germans, Norwe-
gians, and those who sustained Freedom. They
stood up boldly, and like men. for our common
rights and our common country. They resisted
party and denagegue-and fought for principle
with invincible courage All honor TO our
patriotic brothers. for their heroic conduct
Chicago Tribune 5th.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11
The Result in Iowa County.

Republicans Of Iowa county. you have done
nobly But year ago the most unpopular,
unprincipled, and probably one ofthe most cor
rur. men of tho self-styled Democratic party.
received 32i majority in this county, while the
less Objectionable portion Of their ticket run
much above those figures. Those majorities
YOU have overcome, and that too against the
,uost desperate efforts put forth by any po-
litical party. Voters by scores have been man
ufactur.d and imported for the occasion By your
opponents reBial Wit and sums of gold have
ererted the utmost influence, and even perjury
and " Border Ruffianism at The ballot box have
been resorted 70 10 secure the county TO the pro-
slavery party; but with all this they have failed
On Presidential Electors YOU have 2 small ma
lority. Five out Of eight Of the county officers
elected are friends Of freedom. In this Assem-
bly, district, where Barstowism prevailed last
wear b. IL votes. nc have now chosen a true
Republican by l'S majority.
While We deplore the defeat of portion Of
county ticket ard thecandidate for Assembly
IN the Northern district. let US rejoice over tho
success OF these who have triumphed
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

sac 10 All laws Inconsistent wit or repug-
naat to the provisions Of this act are .erebv re-
pealed.
Sec. H. The swamp and ove-fowed lands of
this State shall be sold in limited quantities for
actual settlement or for the OF an adjoining
farm to each purchaser not more tLan three hun :
dred and twenty acres each.
Soc. IL. This act Immediately after it's pass
age shall be printed by the State Printer. and
when 80 published shall take effect and be in
full forcs
WILLIAM HULL
Speaker of the Assembly
ARTHUR McARTHUR
Ii. Gov. and President of the Senste
Approved October II. 1856.
COLES BASHFORD.
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Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6

Jefferson, Union, Pulaski, Alexander, Nassac,
johnson. Pike, Washington, Perry, Montgome-
ry, Southern Counties, Buchanan's majorities
about $500. Gain about 1000 Macon county
Buchanan 32l maj.-gain 400 Iroquois, Lee.
Rock Island. La Sale. Stephenson, Fremont
about $500 maj-gain about 1000.
Washburn, rep. Congress. first district 1880
maj .-Farnsworth, do ID district, $4,000 maj
Lovejoy, do. 81, 1000 to 5000 maj -kellog, do.
4th, elected. Nothing definite from 5th. Dem
ocrats claim Harris reelected in 9Th. Archer
aud Bromwell, rep probably elected in 9TH
Morrison and Smith. dem, electld in Sth.-
Marshall, dem, elected in 9th. Republican
State Ticket north of Springfield. over $4,000
MAJ. In the State, probably 10000.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

SHOCKING CALAWIrr-FATAL RzsUIT or TaE
ExPLosioS o. \ Fun LA,IP-Loss OF sEvgRAL
LIvEs.-OR Saturday Evening a heart rending
casualty occurred in : house on Johnson's Lane
running from Third to Fourth streets, which re-
suited IN the death OF three childrea. The par
uculars OF this distressing follows
Shortly after five O'Clock, lady named Mrs.
Andrew Moore, who resides in the house, John
sons Lane, was in the act of filing lamp while
burning, when one of the children in the back
room of the premises, came in contact with her
arm and capsized the fluid
1t Immediately set fire TO- not only Mrs. u,
but to all those IN the room. The cOnsterRa-
ton which followed was Of = frightful character,
and created the most intense excitement. Every
effort was made by the neghbors 70 extinguish
the flames OF the liquid fire from the unfortunate
little sufferers, but not until their agony was
beyond description. Their cries were heart
rending, and everything was done to alleviate
their sutferings. Drs. kammerly and Laws OF
the L. s. Navy, were promptly in attendance,
and did all that human medical skill possibly
could to allay the agones of the sufferers
The names Of the unfortunate victims are
Ellen James Lampson, aged II years Emma
H Moore, aged 3 years Wilhelmina Moore,
aged years Rachel Moore, aged years; Ell
mira Moore, infant.
Mrs. Moore, in whose arms the infant now
lies, was burned about the hands and arms
while Mr.. Moore was burned about the hands
and breast.
As We have before said, il has seldom been
our painful duty 70 witness more distressing
scene. 1t was one that sent thrill OF anguish
to all present. To look upon five innocent
children. all few moments previous IL the
bloom Of life lying PROSTATE upon dying couch,
disdgurcd in horrible manner about the head.
face and body, was sufficient TO appal The strong
est heart.
Three of the children died early yesterday
morning. The mother and father are in very
dangerous condition, and it is probable that the
other victims cannot long surviYe.-Ph Philadelphia
Enquirer, 27th.
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NEW YORK.

New York. Nov. ,.
The vote in this city is nearly 10000. Blu
chanan Fremont nearly $4,000, over Fill
more nearly q 900.
Wood is undoubtedly elected Mayor by a
handsome plurality.
elected
incomplete returns from 80 counties of New
York give Fremont over Buchanan S,000-Bu-
chanan over Fillmore $4,000.
Returns as they come in from other counties
indicate that the State has gone for Fremont.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

SINGULAR AFFAiR-DEATH FROM THE BITE OF a
SPIDER-A young man named William Haugh
toh, employed in Nright's Dry Goods Store, on
the corner of Lower Market street and Broad
way, was taken to DR.. Freemans Office. yestc--
day, in atate of great suffering, caused by n
spiders bite near the abdomen, received a few
hours before
The case was treated by Dir. Freemen. Two
or three other physicians were called III during
the afternoon but the patient was very low,
and they belong to d different school from DR..
Freen1er, they did not act in the matter. The
sufferings OF Mr.. II. continued to increase until
late in the afternoon. when be died, apparently
from the affects OF the bite. His remains were
taken last evening 70 the residence Of his wild
owed mother, in Newport:
The case has already excited considerable at
tention in the medical profession. and our ply
sclaas, of long practice, ST ate that 1t Is the only
affair of the kind which has ever come within
their knowl edge-Cia. Gdzettc
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11
ON MANHOOD,
STRAYEU.
AND IT'S PREMATURE DECLINE

IrROH the subscriber, last August, two tst Cow ~
was large red coz with star IN her faoo IS -,
aUort 10 wears old the other red COW viii -
in her face and little white the back, being Stow.
years old the two COWS looked very uauca alike W. "
oldest the largest. -, s,6
Also, two yearling Heife-s, ere wa OF Tso co.,
the other OF light yellow color. "a, --n.,
Also one yearIinz Steer Of red color Fi;h Tht9
on him Any person who s5su give iaferina;i9n - ~
uuders xned where any ali OF sid cattle ms! u
shall be literally rewarded BY nc - ----ys
,e-s .4yS'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

HARLOW 5. OsroS.-The speech of this gen
t'enan al the Court House in this village on tn,
Saturday Evening previous 70 the Election. ex-
hib!tod degree Of malignity that should not so
unne.iood- His vitopurative epi;hets and vul-
gar pot house black jism thrown ont sgains,
John T. Hale, Rufus King end c. C. Washburn
rere perhaps what might have been expected
from VAN political pettifogger who was we'll
rad Tor Ass exhibition Of ribaldry but his tn
called Tor aouse Of the ia-e Mr. White, one cf
BIS own f"V'8smen, who IS supposed to have
teen murdered IN Milwaukee a few weeks since
was s'oorinS T. calling far beneath the gentle
ran re had supposed Mr. Orion to be. When
Po.f.eians assume the characteristics Of The Hx-
ems and rake open The grave for a subiec, On
*nica t. vo'uit their viruleat inrectires and
ss7derocs hiilingssa;a. they sink themselves.
~ ne es-i-,stion Of all honorable men. tn isv
F''a buttons and blasksards Certainly.
- of'on recon. associations have not tended
70 e-srate his moral saa.abilit:es
;. Ga's sfs..barn h-Jl. a. row did 70 4s-.-
30 II Z. 81 %.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

IS TIE Republicans have elected Oh tie
County Ticker. George Messarsmitt. Sheriff !;
Francis Fivisu. Treasures; Mark Corrp Clerk
Of the Court L. II. 7. Crsnc Esq Prosecuting
Attorney, and &arhe~ C4ald~-vnrti~, Corons-
Our opponents ha~e e,ar,ri Joseph Lean
RcglstoT 81 Dceds .7"h~ : c, rnf,r,. Cis,l -
re Roa-i, su3 Rote-s Wilson. su-vcve-.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

- All the Southern States except Maryland
and LoUisianaa have gone for Buchanan. Those
two are claimed fer Fillmore. Buchanan has
also carried Peunsy lvania. Indiana, and New
Jersey Illinois in doubt. Fremont has carried
all the New England States. New York. Mich
lgaa, Ohio, Iowa and Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11
NOTICE.

YEyHE Accounts Of the late firm OF LAsle 49, Tbolass.
have heen placed in the hands OF scr...e3 20
Leq, FOR collection, where all luteree1Fd &c -
cali and settle without delay a. uARNE
LaH ~ 4xss
Mineral Point. Nov. J, 1850
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sraayEn or STOLEN.

-Ro,I .a rrernisas Of tbs subscriber in this sis9
L q bro9nish black HEIFER, IS months orc, -
gct the 18th of August last, With bright Gun ,sf
rateb about tue mouth, hberal reward wiz - Re
for its return or for intelligence that viii 5eSa
whereabouts. JAMES ~ III
Mineral Poiat, Nov. !, 1855.
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The Black Hole of Calcutta Revived in Kansas.
Correspondence OF the Y. Y. Tribune.
I,AwRPECE. K. t Oct q 'S6


LAWRENCE, K. T, Oct. q, rs.
Yesterday witnessed sad spectacle Ia Law
renee. The body OF s young man named Bowles.
who emigrated to the Territory from Wisconsin
last summer, was brought from the prison camp
IN Lecompton, and inferred in the Lawrence
Cemetery. He was of the company OF one hun
ared and upwards who were taken by the u
S. dragons, under orders Of Coz. Geary, and
who have been confined ANONYMOUSLY under
the rUffian Titus and his militia at Iecorpr-
i-i. although tie deceased has been confined
for weeks, it is altogether uncertain whether
there would be any indictment found against
him, as it Is also doubtful whether particle of
testimony can be fougd against The large por-
lion of his companion Like those companions,
he endured much, and in his case exhausted
nature sank beneath It's sutferings. No medl-
cal attendant waited on him to alleviate his mis-
cries. or giec hope to the young life which sank
under cloud. No communication rs TO his
condition was made by the Wild and reckless
guard of the unfortunate prisoners. The broth
er OF the dtceaseG-a young Daguerrean artist
Of thIs city, and Tie only relative that TIE de-
ceased bad in the Territory received IA the
startling intelligence Of his ce@.a the first inti
nation Of his Illness.
Recently the crowd Of prisoners [runcberinE
still well nigh hundred.) have been huddled
in . email building a. LscCmp;oa. Human 81
ture may endure much with the fresh brcezes
of Kansas blowing around even such prison,
OUR memory recS4S tue LlghtIIl story OF th6
black Hole Of Calcutta, and hard facts insist On
drawing parallel. The wild history Of ua-
happy Kansas has recorded many s more start
ling and hUrrifyIn9 death than this, but there is
something IN It's peculiar character which writes
=" De-potism il letters Of fire upon the crime.
Il outJesuits Je7uitism in refinemcntof cruel
~ with the affectation OF innocence; and in he
coming famiiiarized with such sad fate Of the
Free settlers Of Kansas, we forget that re live
IN Republican America, OR that freedom civil
rights the national inheritance.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11
FOR SALE.

10y Francis Trehicock, IL acres Of lana, t,e.
fence, which is dwelling house, COCO Ius
other out-bidings, situated miles nor Z: ~
Point on the survey road. For particulars eb41--
subscriber on the premises. - --,,prr roIE.
Nov. 9, 1855. 49, FRANCio lhtD1
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MICHIGAN.
u = II U a "
The End Of a Couehfaee.

A "a 0ookAIoSc'
IhlTtv-three counties in Michigan give the
Republican ticket 1889 majority. Full returns
from the State will increase /. to 10000. (Three
cheers for Wolverine.)
WASHINGTON, Nov 7.
The State OF Indiana has undoubtedly gone
for Buchanan. returns showing a steady Demo
cratic gain over the October vote
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11
PROCLAMATION.

Avear Of general Iacs and prosperity drawing to
.ase Daring his period young State kas steadily
advanced rsgid towards wealth and great
ne.s H, resources have received aznpler develop
rnent. New CT ssaae and INSTRUMENTATION
opened, AID fresh impetus given 70 al de-
rmens Of In iustry Labo. In all is legitimate Spheres
caereise becn tountifrliy rewarded generou,
has asd the land with plenty while health and
ppines, prevailed within borders, In tho
of these temporal blessings should not be IN
ri1ul of the Gracious Gv-r Of all good gfs the usn-
fold exhibitions Of whose favor and guardian care noel
hand and that express our gratitude
these eoua:ics, hereby appoint Thursday the $'h
November next, 10 be observed as day OF FoD'ic
Thanks lyiag and Praise throughout the State
(, . nionv whereof, have hsreunto subscribed my
name and caused the Great Seal of the State OF
RI 81 Wisconsin to be affixed. Done at Madison,
Wisconsin, 10th day OF October, A. D. 1883
n H. covarpor COLES BASUF0RD.
JOAN w. lIrxT Asst Sec'y Of State
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

LoCAL PRryUDIcEs.-Many of our political OPP
poneR;s are complaining bitterly at the large
majority OF Mr.. Crane over Mr.. Frost IN Dodge
Vile and attribute it to the prejudice Of the cit
liens of that town against Mineral Point We
have no doubt such prejudices exist, and regret
to see it; but " the pot has no right to call ths
kettle black" We have reason to believe the
game was first started in Mineral Point. by cleo
pioneering against Mr.. Crane, and that too in the
presence of Dodseville men. on the ground OF
his being Dodgeville man. and in favor of Mr..
Frost because he happened to live in Mineral
Point Such tricks are often played to accom-
plish political ends. and we gratified that in
this instance the originators of it beat at
their own game. They have 10 right to COM
plain, II their o~n nostrums prove unpaitable.
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Richmond, Va. Nov. /.

A duel was fought this morning across tie
river, between Dr.. FiBney, State Senator, and
Roger Pryor. editor Of the Enquirer. finney
was wounded on TIE STst fire, and there the
matter terminated.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11
O. 10,OOO!!! ID
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE FOR 1857.

The following is as correct list Of the mem
Der. elect of the next Legislature as We have
been able to collect
Republicans in roman, Democrats in dalie.
SENATE.
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TAKEN Up

ny the subscriber, the eath OF oe,2e ,-fnr ~
Is Rarreltovn one light -orrei horse 10Y. M fbTs
-csr. old has white in the toisn1 love prep
White feet The ornsr Ia request 81 70 ~ PRIsh
er+y and take Rim a1ay VIZ
No ztH. 1889.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

INVALUABLE kEs;EDI E5--Ee7e are few sim
pie remedies for very prevalent disorders, which
we have 10 lesitaiion in recommending as in
falhble:
For sea siokHess-stay at home
For drunkenness-drink cold water
For healib--ake Ayers Pills"
For accidents keep out Of danger.
To make money advertise in tho Tribune. 4"
For Coughs ana eolds-take Cherry PICTORIAL
To keep out Of jail-pay your debts.
To be haPPy-subscribe for a newspaper.
To please all-rnind your own business.
To baYe good conscience-"pay the printer.
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400
BAD AK COUNTY.

Town Of Bergen 20 majority for Fremont.
Republican majority $50 There are towns
to be heard from, which will probably swell the
Republican majority to 500.