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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

cour y are Looking 20 the West r the means to help
item cut of their presen. ofculties-tns her crops
ale justly IegaI ded g. absolutely essential 10 toe mso
teIsIce Il pfoperCus bu lnes- AZ home and 10 fsci
ts'e exchange between this country and EIrope-the
ape rsious misepre sensations which We have been
ofttp called upon 10 refute mean and ungeneI.
70 the last degree For the honor OF the press, II
not from q reg ard Tor truth and tar dealing we hope
they viii be much less frequent IN future.
The above all be Teckoned smart by many
who are perfectly aware that il is erroneous. We
have faith in the naked truth and have not feared
to tell it, There iss fair crop-not great one
thrt uehout the West, but ii is not sufficient to
iqudat. the mercantile indebtednts Of that section
at tie low prices " hich must prevail in order to
justify the necessary shipment Of considerable
part of it TO Europe Illinois is not so pOr a. this
City; but she will find herself poor enough before
she has doLe paying her debts at the current prc"
of Produce, and We do not see what is to raise
ttete prices very sooD. And besides, it will be
foui ID scrutiny that those who oEn toe Grain OF
illinois 90 not owe nearly all the debt so that they
NAY psy their debts pretty generally, yet leave her
merchants siill seriously embarrassed. The fact
that the Western notes now falling due for goods
bought in this City are generally unpa is not to be
" mean" and "ungenerous" to st,te the truth; but
tie welfare Of SO many depends on it that we must
nix the asperson. Confessing the prevalence of
insolvency here, why may We no. speak frankly
with Ieiard to insolvency elsewhere,
1t is hard to listen demurey to such nonsense as
that Of The Press about Eastern jobbers and spec
"ustors breaking up for the time our whole sys-
"tem Of business and exchange, thereby rendering
sit impossible for men to psy their debts" West
ern debts 70 Eastern merchants are not paid By
exchange, nor yet by money, but by Produce.
Corner. lois will seldom pay them; wheat, at c,sh
prices, always will. If any man in Illinois has
Wheat or Cattle or Pork to sell, al prices which
will justify its transportation and sale in this
market, be need borrow little trouble about Cur
rercy or Exchange, nor need he make faces at
jcbbers or SPECTATORS. We apPrehend, however,
that good msny are railing at the scarcity Of Ex-
change or the deplorabe state Of the Currency,
whore real misfortune is that they have not the
wterewibal TO buy either Exchange or Currency.
We shall be glad TO find ourselves mistaken in all
ihis-we quite aware thst Illinois is not so poor
as tie newer region West aud Northwest Of her;
but we believe even she owes much more for mer
cbandite han she can pay when due, and we do
not zee why ofense should be taken at an expires
zion Of cur opinion. When our Western friends
shall have attained TO such realizing sense of their
poverty SIS is quite general this way, they will be
more reasonable.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

re-e nat fearful eorrr',o, ssiss
,,5 ,,,r 1ro. .ciout his Jrce 'SnH-aiNIe' d's =.
rvin fran rohich re hare Tt9H'ea q ,yyvSL ,Lc
r,cgr,r SIR re. IN 1851, Just .,'',-. ,,k,cL
D,c,noHitorV symptoms OF erHtinr ,II,..afs,
- 10 c.De on az 1857, s0Hif gear not rs te,,',
Ltfhis not Le fl0ugh straHge. ~" i.D,,J,;a.,
trors strcf NE laSf rerulsioH C0rmtfcio' - ~.
r. M orCe IN ,wenfy ycGrs. TIE eiTcnr"a"' = y g
condition nor correspond er7ctly sHh 0'r 60
,ycriols 10 re last TtrE'si0H. G0te,Hne-f -
fuscd 10 simplate production bH targ OF Pro'z.'o",
and, or tie contrary stimulated importation. ~ ''"
on to The bif'Cy end.
"Goverrment refuses 10 stimulate producuon no"
by a tariff for protection, and gives hesn I'M
pulse 10 Importation. The results mus, unsVods-
bIv. be tbe same Thoee who think otneIWs So rey
up1 the fresh contributions 10 our currency "hcn are
derived from the gold mines Of California grani
tha. these contributions may delay commetcisi re-
vulsion for time ard may modify and bresk its iorce
when il shall have come. But they can nelther post
pore II indefinitely they break Its iorce 20
that Il viii leave the country harmless Wha' VIII De
the its of the influence of those contributions upon
commercial reyulsions is mefe speculation. Aver the
severe revusion of 1885, prcd1ced by excessive im'
nortstOps Government returned to system oi pro
t,ctop in 1872 ard go restored the prosperity OF tne
country We shall return TO the same p'hcy, LOT .ne
saup purpose, in the present case Ine only qaes.on
il. whether we shall adopt that policy as prevenuve
or wait until the disemper has become otherwise ln-
curabIe. | am for applying protection now. Never
,heless stand alone. Congress Is NOT prepared 70
raise the duties upon imports All that renaas iot
me is, to do all that car to prevent the reduchon oi
hose dutce"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

The Turkhh question stlu lives, though new
complications in this country aud in Europe have
almost Obterated the interest felt in it two years
ago. We may add, too, that lis present condition
fully Justles the provisions whose utterance at the
time In these columns gave Ofiense to divers wise
acres.
The war left various remains and prominent
Smorg these was the settlement Of the Danubisn
fimeipalities. This matter has produced an abuu
Cant crop Of diplomatic quarrel., with due
eihoreseence Ct circulars, notes, overthrow Of
Cabinets and Emba,ssdors. and almost of warlike
demonstrstons On one .ide, France. Russia
Prussis, Sardinia ard the liberals Of Moldayis and
Wallachis, desire the union Of the two provinces
under some native or foreign prince preserving
still kihd Of nominal dependence on the Porte
On the other side, Turkey Austria, England. aud
the native partisans Of old abuses, desire to pre-
serve tie ancient order of things.
After all the ans pu ling and hsuling to which We
Rave rred the question has at last been decided
by ropular vote of tie Prncipaties themselve.
Large msjorites of all classes mobiles, clergy, free.
FOLDERS, ald buIeheIs, have declared III favor of
the Union. TIE Dysn or administrative board of
each Piiacpsiity, with it. chief or KsmAkaa, viii
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
1lark Gaily Ga.ibnos
MONDAY. OCTOBER s6. i3s7.

We publ.h in another column, tbi. morncg. .
plan presented by one Of our prominent benevolent
Institutions for relieving the city OF portion OF
its unemployed labor. The Children's Aid Society
proposes to open . kind of branch Office, where
working grls, out ofemploy, and who ars willing
TO take pieces ., house donestics in the county
can register their names, and where part Is from
tie West desiring female help for sheir families,
can apply.
We cannot see how any bunane or praetl al man
can DO otterwi.e thsn take deep interest in this
propo,al. The expenses for arrangements are smal.
The machinery and organization are all at hand; no
new Board Of Directors is Deeded; everything is
ready; and if the public only supply the means, the
link Of CONT ction can at once be joined between
our needy poor and the great labor market at the
West.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
KANSAS.

TIE Foreign News crowd, ox. our .t,;.
Kanss' to-day. TIE 81. LO-i, R,,us,,,.. .,s
the new Legislature a. Democratic on "a.
Of the K'ct'poO and Oxford frauds. Ii. fsl,su'
is late from our side:
MORE EVIDENCE OF TIE rp,rc
CoTr'poEdeoce Of Toe Rochester Dan, n...eoOs' Os'
LAwRINcf, KIT o. ,a
We are all excitement now oa sroo... ~.
famous frauds prscticed upon us Al w. o. ,hs h
pointed by the bogus su'horities W. s.s..m y
news brought here by our own men. .srt a,.d hss
the Pro Slavery Precincts, tb at we ksd ssssi
in both houses but after they had pros,sgs nslnty
in Johr.on County on the Saavpss psey elosea
joining westport. No., they se,t m SO a.
.ufncient 20 oyeTbalance our nsios;tx - mNenty,
houses Pro-SlsvsTy. And Gov. Walker So Wy ssts
not prove fraud be sha give then eertise.,r. %
they registered but 49O voters hy their a. S'exA
taker; and on reserve not yet open GO ss,.
neut and where there are only lev eahia,i '"'e
the Governor gives them certificates ia, g.
peace Of Kansas There IL slresdy talk Il lesJ,, ~.
the usurpers and putting our owa G,vernusst =
operation.
Kickspoo registered 900 and polled 80 na;or;., 4.
the aid OF Missourans and L. D. soldiers iu.. ~
Florida This 10 a fact.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN BOSTON.

BosToS Saturday Oct. -, 1877.
Fareuil Hall was well filed to night BY the support.
ers of NJ p. Banks. The meeting was presided over
by John z. Putnam, esq assisted by Chas Hale, ).
A. Bradbury aud numerous Others. The Secretaries
were r Marsh and A. b Hardy. Addresses were
made by the President, and by Hon. Gideon Haynes
and Others The latter in the Of his remarks,
referred to Senator Sumner as being, in capacity and
intellect far superior to any man in South Carolina
al heaven is higher than the earth which received
with great cheering.
Tie Hon. Henry Wilson said the decision Of the
people of Massachusetts, a. the last election, which
they are now called upon 10 renew, was in favor OF
universal freedom ard liberty. In referring to the ef
fects of the Dred Scott decision he said the descend
ants OF the Coored Battalion, who were publicly
thank BY Gen. Jackson for their bravery at tho bat
tie of NewOreans, were Lot entitled to the rights OF
citizenship The Congress of the United S.atss was
as much under the control of the Slave power as the
French Assembly s under the dictaton OF Louis Ma
poleon; and John Davis, after long years OF service
in Cor gress, when about to retire from public life,
stated that no bill or measure had been sedthrough
Congress without it being understood it was to snure
TO the benefit ard interests of Slavery. Mr.. w. re-
ferred to Mr.. Pierce going as deep in seryiity to
the Slave power as he could, but President Buchanan
had found lower deep in asserting that the Cons.tu
lion, VIII rever it went into the Territories carried
Slavery with it. He then referred in highly eulogstic
terms to Mr.. Banks, claiming that Mr. Banks presided
over the deliberations Of Congress with ability second
10. even to Henry Clay.
Other speakers followed, and the meeting broke up
about lOl p. M 1t was very enthusiastic gathering
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Oct. !

WAsHINGTOS, Saturday, Oct. Il, 1917
The British Government viii take no steps IN refer
ence to the Nicaragua Transit except in conjunction
with the Government Of the United States None OF
the alleged contracts with Costa Rca, on this suRee'
have been made with the countenance Of England Or
all this our Government is well Informed.
So fsr from the British Cabinet having under els-
cussion the propnety OF the recall of the troops from
India. as reported by alleged letter from Mr. Dsl
la. it was at the latest accounts received this morn
irg about to make rerewed e1er.ons for the suppress
sion Of the mutiny. The statement may here be made
on authority that it is Lot the intention Of the British
Government to have recourse to foreign eni'tments IN
the present emergency though it Is sensible OF the
good inep,ions of many parties who have offered their
services in India.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

The Chicago Press takes ofen,e at our state
me Mt that the great bulk Of the amount now due
from the Wet to cur merchants cannot be paid
vleu due. and that much of it will never be paid.
Says The Press;
"Tbe West IL abundsrtly able to pay to-day every
dollar he owes in the form OF current Indebtedness a.
the East OF esewhers, and have some millions Of hard
60 fr2srd 10 Eastern and foreign markets. Aud
row let us ask if it is the fault of the people of the
su,e lacking during the last feS weeks Who bat
Eastern jobbers and sPsculsors are responsible for
bringing Ire panic upon the country and akng up
~, tba time b.ipc our whole system of business aud
tIehsrge thereby rendering it impossible for men TO
psy tbsir debts whether they owe little much II
ON all bsnds that the people Of the West or
rather of The h.West will have surplus of some
Io,tv millions bushels of wheat. beside large quanti-
tie. of teef 1ork aud other articles to dispose Of the
present season; and ii is gross libel upon them TO
saw that n ey are disposed TO en- bssss cheat their
Eisterp or home creditors. Let them but have ii ne
ard fair opportunity and they viii discharge their
ct gstious TO the last dollar.
In view Of tie fact that the people Of the whole
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

obey tkis decision. The Commissioners of the DIT
ferert Powers residing at Bucharest Will report the
fsctt to their respective Goyernment aDd the Con-
gees Of Psrs (which stands sdjourned but not dis
sclved) will sgan assemble to adopt the seneraout-
lines Of q constitution fix the relations of the new
State to Turkey ard tbs rest Of Eurtpe and choose
Il king TO Iule it. For this function many candl-
dates sIe named: Murat Prince Leu Gutenberg,
grahdsOn Of Nicholas, born in l-i3 aud yet IN bis
minority, and throDg Of German princes, that in
eXhsusible breed Of petty sOyereigns
Austria after having strenuously opposed the
union, now declares that she will make any con-
cessions for the sake Of peace. She has, however,
project # her own, in u hich abe is supported by
EpelaId. This is the administrative combination
OF tbe Prrcipaites with one judiciary, ,hnsncia and
military system for the two, but With an lnde-
erdent sovereign, capital and court for each. THIS
isa nODs'rosty, which can only be set up as
decent eat from pre- ous hostility to every form
Of union. We may be sure that the original plan
will be carried out and that the Cabinet OF Vienna
will he cOnseItDg party.
But tie poor Turk He can now understand
how the inte gritty of bis empire is respected un-
der bis nose, and notwithstanding his opposition, the
Principalties are released from their secular de-
pe1dence and it is possible that even nominal
sovereignty over them may be denied him. The
Po;te protests with all It's might against these pro-
cetdpgs 10 a note addressed to all the Cabinets
of Europe the Sultan appeals to the equity of the
governments in behalf of his imprescrptole sove-
Ieirn riebts He is ready TO do whatever is re-
qusite for better organization Of these provinces
nd TO give all necessary guarantees for the welfare
of their inhabitants; but be will never give his con
sent to their union under prince to be selected a!
Paris But there is no help for it The sick mau
must suffer amputation The process is slow
one perhaps, but out of Europe the Turk must CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

The Salisbury Manufacturing Company wiica
just stsrtirg up their works 10 Amesbury and san
bury, have reduced their pay Of operatives 10 ?"
cent; the reduction commenced on Monday.
The Proridence TribsHe Of the 23d inst says;
"While intelligence is reaching from al qasne,'
of the general Suspension Of labor, hsve many AZ. a.
smples TO recount at home. Hundreds are weekly ~.
chsrged in this city ard State, chiefly opersuvss
the Mills, for whom employment can be foans
cept at the ruin Of the employer. We learn on g.
urers ard printers Of cotton goods Of this city hs
determined to suspend operations for the psesi. pssi.
They sill thus stop aboat dozen large ~
givirg, in times Of prosperity, WORK 70 ao'O' '"
people.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

In monetary affairs there is little news to chroni-
cle 1t is still difficult to negotiate loans, but the
rates are somewhat lover than they have been.
Stocks were dull and unsettled on Saturday, in
some instances showing slight advance, in others
declire In bullion moderate business at an
average rate Of one per cent VAS done. In other
cities there is no change worth recording. The
Baltic brires discouraging though not unexpected
advces from Europe; but the supply of specie by
Der will not be unwecOme.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

ONO had oil been officially heard from at Colum-
bus last Fnddy but eleven Counties, and Gov.
Chases majority was 2,O'6. The corrections made
by the Official Returns arc generally in his favor,
so that his full official nsjority is probably over
2,C0. The vote is generally pretty full, in spite Of
the stormy weather on Election day. The rest of
the Republican State Ticket runs about with Gov.
Chase except Jacob Blickensdsrfer for Board Of
Public WOrks, who was extensively bolted and de-
feated The American" vote is less than one.
third that of Mr.. Fillmore last Fall, or Of Trimble
for Governor in 1850. The Legislature is Demo
crate in both branches, as it must be under the
present Apporlh Dmeut whenever the vots Of the
State is nearly balanced
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
,EW-sCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.

WA.HINGToN, Saturday, Oct. a, ISJ7.
The Virginia Synod Of the Presbyterian Church
have adopted the report OF the Committee presented
yesterday recommending Withdrawal from the Gen
eral Assembly, in consequence Of the action Of that
body the Slavery ques ion. The vote was 32 against
J. The Nays were Messrs. Sunderland and Haskell of
Washington, and Dunnng Of Baltimore.
The Synod adopted resolutions approving the reso-
luticrs adopted by portion of the Church which
lately met IN Richmond, and pledging sef to cordially
cooperate in the organization of the united Synod Of
the Presbyterian Church, to meet at Knoxville, Tenn.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
FOREIGN TRADE OF BOSTON.

TrxAs ELrTIoS.-THe Austin Intelligence pub
Hshss the oficsl vote Of the Sa.e polled in August
last, except for Governor and Lieut.. Governor. The
vote for Cor gressnen is as follows:
Fun Con gressioAdl Distriet.-John II. Reagan,
Is 81; l.. ID. Evans, 992l-Reagans majority ., 40.
Second CcneYessioaol District. Guy NJ. Bryan,
90 81; Vim. l.. Hcwth, 4,5o5 - Bryan's majority,
1876.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
SCHOONER EMPIRE ASHORE.

NORFOLK, Sltnrday Oct. IT, IS5I.
The schooner Empire, ffcm Philadelphia, bound to
this port is ashore near Cape Henry. Assistance has
been sent to her.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

The Livingston RfpuJiioan announces thI W. .os-
per for This season. The grsdog and nsssI Isyss
,hs .y,a-,,,ro,r,s between Cenesee and Avop r.,d
&c, esfe to Mount Morris the whole line is in ,;ms 4
.,.ts and could be competed in very sno. sn.;ss ~ ~
the funJs could b. provided. II Is the inissuSc Socax
spdar.,and, % rssuas wsrk ct aa early day u W.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

The Boston Irar,br Is authorized 10 contradict the
statement made by The Loreu Courier, that the
Massachusetts, Corporation have voted to stop again
TIE Directors hsye not held meeting ,iEce Jay last,
and Of course have passed no such vote. The mill
now ruus four days each week, and have cotton
enough on hard 10 run until Js'uary next. They
made &c OOo pom ds Of cloth last week, aud will make
about tie same this.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
THE CALIFORNIA WAGON ROAD.

st. LOIIs, Saturday, Oct. II IoJl.
Messrs. Nichols and Reher, engineers Of Magraw's
wagon road train have arrived here. They left Pacif
Springs on the 9th ut and thpk that the train wi
Winter at Fort Laramie. They report the cattle of the
Government train dying fast and the mules breaking
down. Grass was very scarce. Col. Hoffman, COM
man6er at Fort Laramie, denies having caused q Nor
mon train TO be Oyerhauled.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

Tie steamship Baltic arrived ut this port fir IN
Liverpool last evening, with four days later nteili
gence fIom Euro pc. The effect of the financial
crisis beIe was beginning to be felt 10 England aud
upon tie continent The bauks of Englaud
France aud Ireland had advanced their rates o
dis ;ount consols add stock securities had f4leD.
The failure Of Ross Mitchell n Co, heavy house
engaged in the Cauedian trade, and Of severa
Scotch houses with liabilities to the amount Of
81 500, coo, were nOunced. Ii is remarkable that
the journals Of London follow those of this city in
regarding the whole as a panic which VIII soon
psss away. No serious injury 20 the structure Of
British commerce is anticipated from it, CopOus
extlacts from these journals are given in another
column. Later teleersphic dispatches from India
had been received. The news, on tbe whole, IS
more encouraging. Delhi mad not been taken, but
the long promised assault is expected as sooR as the
siege train is put in position. Gen. Hayelock has
had one or two more successful fights but va, sell
awaiting IetnfOrcements at Cawnpore before adj
yancinp to the relief of Lucknow. TIE garrison
of that place had defeated the rebels in softie,
and were expected to held out till relief arrived,
having captured a stock of provisions. few
more regiments had mutnied In Bengal and one in
the Bomb.y army, but there WAS no serious trouble
in any new quarter, and the Aohuran (the Mo-
hammtdar holiday had passed eff quietly. The
Dude rebels threatened Allahabad and Benares,
end measures were being taken to defend them.
Lord Elgn had left for Hong Kong. Reinforce
merits had arrived at Calcutta. Cholera had
broken out among tie rebels, and the HindOos and
Mchammedsns were reported to be qusrreEng'
Nothing is said Of the dispute between Sir Colin
Canpbell and Lord Canning. Dir. rhomas Cfaw-
ford, the distinguished American sculptor, who has
been at the point of death for so many months,
ded in London on the 10Th inst. lie was 43 years
of sge. Priore.s won at the Newmarket races.
Lecoupte is dead. PriA has been withdraw
from oil his engagements fCr the season. The King
Of Prussia is seriously i'll, and will pfob,bly die.
The Persian troops had evacusted HeIat. Cot
ton was unchanged; Brtadstuds dub; COnsos,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE FAIR.

BOSTON, Saturday, Uct n IoJI.
The Agricultural State Fair closedto-day with rather
elm attendance. The exhibition has been every
way comprehensive and interesting, but the laeness
of the and unpropous weather have prevented
the general popular success which otherwise would
have attended Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, Oc,. a, Ic1!.
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania Elves, 81 keadlng
Railroad, l3I: Morris Canal, 81 Long Island Rall'
road, a; Pennsylvania Railroad 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

Citizens and strangers are invited 10 notice the va
net, and txceenc~ of soc offered coal,e; consisting
of Bars CARS. UngRgLLAs &c The quality and ,yl- o, our
Fell Issues of Ceets HAS mlnuiscred by oaseiVea lsve
equs snd possess the F,qts Tor our special saes Vu
Car DepemeLt presents every desirable noTey Tor street OF
trstciIg use. ,,
Oeutmeu win find CT OWES, CeAvATs. Hosiery, kc, th
psde speciality and offered 70 customers o1 our o'u
teTn,s. LlAkF %,
us,terS AgtOr HOnse. Broad
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
YOUNG LADIES RIDING MATCH.

ELNIRA, n. " Saturday, Oct. =, ISoI.
The young ladies riding match of Chemuug County
came OF to day. The race 6ne mile one, and
was well contes ested Miss Warbon Of Elmira won tbe
first prize and Miss Worden of johnson Settlement
the second,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
HoPEPCL NEWS

for
I
Rooms RsYoyp Of Fulton and Nasssosts have
PIT the prices q their Fall and Winter Stock Of
MEMS BOYS CLoTHIEG,
insisting OF S-10,000 worth!
Rsglans. Peisers,
Oyercoatg, Oycrsscb.
Dress Coat. FrOck Goats
Pants vests
AID
FUGNtsHING UyODs
From Seven 70 Ten Per CcUt
BKLov MANUFAcT URER's CoST.
Now toe time i,r
RsPsAfks n WARN CLOTHING.
Call esily, aud make your Choice from splendid
sssOrtms ut
ROGERS 4 RAYMOND
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

doubt, has gore Republican, in spte Of the te,e-
e'apters 10 the Associated Pre.s from Dubuque
brd Cbicssc. Th; burlington Ha,ckfys Of the 2lst
puts Gov Rspt p. Lowe m,jpiity at 1000; but
we thiLk tha! too high. Three thousand will do.
Owen Pavil!e for Lieut.. Governor Iuus quite up
~ith Mr. Lowe. The Legislature is also strongly
Republican, securing a Republican L. S. Seaa or
for six yeats in place Of Geo ". Jones. The
Houkele bas lie following bulletin of the Lesis-
btiye retuIIs 90 far:
Republican. Buchanan. Ia Doubt.
Ia Use - ~
S., if oil to come In are az 4inst US both br .acbes
are sfill Republican.
NCby done, Iowa! Nov for NEW YORK