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psa8 We learn that ". s. MUNDAE, Esq, has
been nominated as the Democratic candidate for
Senator in the Sumner and Smith Senatorial district
'er the old party divisions, Mr.. MUNDAE was a
on1, Ve voted for Buchanan last fall, and viii re-
wing 'GRd successful support from the Demo-
,eive a cordia. E.
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bS5@ AT the regular meeting Of the Historical So
ciety of Nashville held at the Capitol on the 9Th
inst, the following gentlemen elected officers
for the ensuing twelve months, to-Wit:
A. v. Putnam, President; Thos Washington, Vice
President; R. J. Meigs, Jr. Cor. Secretary; A. Nell
son, Rec. Secretary; JnO. Meigs, Librarian; W. A.
Eichbaum, Treasurer.
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B@@ We have letter and package at our Office
for Mr.. YIN. G. SooTT, marked care of E. G. Do
vey, Esq, Market street
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TEE OrERA.-The excellent company now filling
a short engagement at the theatre delighted their
audience last night with the Bohemian Girl
We say again to our theatre going friends, and not
in the spirit Of mere compliment that it is seldom
We have anything so worthy of favor of dramatic
character in Nashville This company is deserving
Of general patronage.
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| NAsHvrr1E agp COLUMBIA EXPRRss--ishls en'eA
prise. started but short time since By MessEs
Woon,,Dv WARr1ELD to afford facilities for specs!
transportation between Nashville and Columbia Is
seeOming quite popular with the public 1t was put
foot By the ProprietOrs.mOre as means OF iaCil-
On = their grocery and produce arrangements 'nan
.-'-- >aney -makiag investment II OHsr' 70 In'
~ Nerally means for trans 9Or'S.iOh anu cSii'
49, i;-,, and valuable packages Suh speeo anu
- 1aol,; Vg the connection with the Al' y
uobt Pvnress " SggOn, carrying goods through fro
Nesbyis to snr, e Hill and Columbia in four hours
rboi of7co At tbi. end is at Herman & Rains Drug
Store. where 1Ir. Jas. Glover, agent, VIII attend
,romntI to all orders Vnnected with the business.
PUpr1c SAN OF CRY h 'EsIDESoB LoTs.---J. Z, s.
R. W. Brown will this day, "wednesday 9th inst
at about z o'clock, NJ, at the' conclusion of Mr.,
Lindsleys sale of lots on corner Of Summer street
and Watkins avenue, formerly Lii We street, sell to
the highest bidder on the premises, 70 most beautl-
full residence lots, fronting each 80 fen on Cherry
street and Watkins avenue A rare opportunity Is
now offered for buying desirable residence Its lew
minutes from the Square, and credit Of T., 2 O.
4 and years.
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Hs4- All those wishing to purchase lots for pri-
vate residences convenient to business would do well
to attend LNDsIETs sale this day at II &C ock on
Summer street at the corner Of Line. The terms
are liberal and afford purchasers ample time to pay
for their lots
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7 meeting Of the Directors Of The Tennessee Marine
ARand Fire Insurance Company, held this day t talr Of
ice, dividend Of SIX DoLLAEs PES sHARE jag declared
out sf the profits Of the past months halt 90 be a
Piled 10 the payment OF rz STOCK FULL The re-
sp7-dim A. ". BUTLsR, sec'y
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CHARLESTON MEDICAL JoURNAI.-The attenti,
Of the members Of the American Medical Assoeia-
ton' now in this city, is directed to the Charleston
Medical Journal as a periodical every way worthy
their patronage. The advertisement will be found
elsewhere in this paper
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I've understand Gov
APPOINTMENT OF JUDG. n g. n
JOHNSON has appointed WIN. ,.Jiciay CvircYi+ =
Knoxville, Judge of the second Ju. dooaoao5
the place of the Hon. E. ALEXANDER,
until successor is elected by tee people.
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On motion, the report Of the Treasurer was re-
ceived and adopted.
Judge CatrOn, Of the Supreme Court, was invited
to seat near the Chairman.
R. ?. Fleming, Of Kentucky, was admitted as 8
delegate by invitation
Tie nominating committee reported as permanent
officers of the Association, Dr. Paul F. Eve, Presl-
dent, end R. J. Breckenridge Of Kentucky ) N,
Reese, Of New York. W. Il ByfOrd, Of Indiana ana
H. F. Campbell, of Georgia, Vice Presidents
On motion, the association adjourned until o.
| o'clock Tomorrow
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WASHINGTON.
Glass No /. Bricks
g. Yellow pine timber
4 yellow pine lumber.
8 Oak hardwood timber - lumber.
s. White pine, spruce, juniper aud cypress
z. Lime and hair
g. Gravel and sand
II. Iron. iron nails, and spikes
Il. Steel.
10. Pg iron.
"A Fues.
IS. Paints, oils, 30.
49, Ship chandeTy.
II. Hardware.
IS Stationary.
l9. FireEOOd
20. Hay and straw
81. Pro7ender.
q. Charcoal
IS. Betting, packing, and hosa-
"a Iron gunl, carriage az, sn'o-
Glass No. !. Bricks
g. Stone.
g. Yellow pine timber.
a Yellow pine lumber
8 white pine TIME and luRbeE
g. Cement.
g. Sand.
10. Slate.
IL. Iron, iron naih.
II. Steel
IA. Files
Is Paints, oil and giasA
Is. Ship ohaudsTy.
II. Hardware
Is. Stationery
80. Hay and straw.
81 PrUvender.
"a Charcoal
Is IreR castings
26 Surgeons house
PENSACOLA
Glass No l. Bricks.
2. Granite
g. Yellow pine timber.
4 Yellow pine lumber.
&. Hard wood timber and lumber,
= Whine pine jumper, cedar and oJpres
lumber and timber.
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"aET TIE BEST
WebsteTs Quarto Dictionary,
Unabridgsd--sOld by all Booksellers.

R. C, M'NAIRY & co. ]
RE now in receipt Of the largest stock Of staple and
Fanrv v Goods ever retail Ia this section Of
ntv Comprising everything In ther line o. business ana
tbe are determined TO sell shem az the lowest possoi5
sa either for cash OF prompt buyers on Tine aud ~
neros In search anything in the WaoI ~ Ios so-t1
do well 10 give heF immense Stock an q
- ,rnere TO on great inducements9hayng oopgnh tas
Tost OF their stock his season from hrst hAhoS y No
or s5oc is paoaay attractive h all descriptions 81
faces and EmbrOideties,
Ladies WTappings,
White Goods,
Horse Furnishing
Hosiery and Gloves
s Goods for Boys
CaEPetiHgsS ~
OIL CLOTHS
We se nov receipt Of the largest stock ever orolsn
the ritv IN . g. AZ u and Ia feet widths when W ~"
emf h any shape 70 sui! purchaser
STRAW MATTINGS.
ustrsoeived an unusually large stock Of ~ -, s. and
4. colored and white. $500.
10 bales Z and - 0snab1rgs
no bales q and A Bro. SheennRj
bales Sea Island dO5
bsIes Heavy Walnut Twllls, for II n's PanHj
bales heavy Blue dos
Is bales Plaid and Striped Osna9ufss5s -
8 bales extra heavy = and 4IWilea DueAs5
rases al IO-4. Ia and 1914 Blea- ShestngsI
q DO Z 4, and "A Blcached ShiIungs. -, =, A..
All persons IN search Of goods or THIS klnd WI Anl
we are able and will sell IS low IS any mouse u me e
l mayI-u.
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WaferfeId & Walkers.
I r O n d E P 0 7.


NO, A4COLLEGE AND Al AND 43 MARKET
STREET.
TTAVR IN and offer for sale, low for cash. or 10
II PROMPT dealers on time,
IRON
200 Tons Tennessee Charcoal Refined Iron,
IT'S do Best Brand Pttsburg do
20 dc do Hammered do
NAILS,
s65 Kegs Best Brand Nails and Spikes.
AXELS AND SPRINGS
s25 Sets Wagon AXels-all sizes.
$50 do Buggy do do do
lG5 Pairs do Springs do do
AXES.
II9 Boxes Collins, Hunts and Lppincott's Axes,
STEEL.
9Tons Cast, Shear, E. B. and A. B. Steel.
10 Sets Steel Tire.
ROPE.
q Coils Manila Rope, all sizes
CASTINGS AND WAGON BOXES.
rs Tons well assorted Castings,
$40 Sets Wagon Boxes all sizes.
SHUVELS AND SPADES.
IS Dozen Ames ard ROWland's Shovels and Spades.
STRAW CUTTERS AND CORN SHELTERS.
80 Nos. ] and Straw Culters-SanfOrd's
30 Nos. and Corn Shelters.
april . 1857 3 & and dis old AVID.
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PHOENIX BEDSTEAD FAC TORY a
Wy n HnDNTT1T IT'S rTVATn

W.R. CORNELIUS, AGENT.
THANKFUL for past faVors and ndugences would sug
L 0est that ha Ve stsga up more, and will
be manufacturing Cottage Bedsteads, Lounges, &C., Of
every description for the trade aud generally
ONCE and WareTOOms No. AZ Spring Cherry
where will also keep general assortment Of cheap
Chairs Bureaus ardrObes, &C. and will also keep hand
aud make order every description Of Mattresses, DC
Person ordering from distance may rely having their
orders filed. Respectfully, W. r. CORNELIUS, Ag't.
SHAFFRR & Co., Pr0prstuTs. IapT26-u
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BEERS & TERRY,
pRODUCF COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
auEnbuRiana.

&AlA4AA ~ ~ A80Gs
NJ declaration Of Dr. Cumming that the world sbouIt
oufn on the 18Th Of June. has affected H KnbT9v
IN tne least He still prepared charge soda Founis Ia
ne ven hg9es perfection Of the ART who have FonnF
q ohlrse VIII do well 70 leave them with him as his Ftrar
10; 10, on Cedar street. near ne Veranjah.
Mr. hubley also asks the patronage OF those bar fr
70 clean and dye 10 Is important tat they should ave
slt garments In erder before The 13h % June. WORK
aprtlES-im
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Soda Water.
HERMAN & RAINS.
nnUrrrrWrTa nm nnw-mw-- ~ {.

DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIEs,
NO. IS SOUTH-SlDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
OAINT5, &C.-Linsesd Oil, White Lead, sum White Zine
Dark Black Indian Red Raw and Burnt Sienna, lmpe-
rial Green, dry and In OIL Window Glass Varnfshss sand
Paper, Paint Brushes Varuish Brushes Painters Busters
&c, iorsale by laPel HERMAN & RAINS.
DIR. MORSE'S INYIGORATING CORDIAL,
TOR Che eufe q Dyspepsia General Debility Toss
ouar Energy Physical Lassitude all Nervous Disorders
and General PrOstratOn. For sale BY
APPS HERMAN & RAINS.
NHk celebrated Partisan shampo Water cleaning and
beauuying the hair, ustrscsived BY
KERNAW IL RAINS.
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w R. CORNELIUS, Agent for the sale Of Fisk's CeIs-
W. brated Patent Metallic Burial Cases, is
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Tobacco.

so boxes LangbOrn's Gold Leaf Tabaseo;
lQO do other choice brands
so do common Marulac ure.
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MULES / MULES / MULES II
THE UNSURPASSED ROADSTER CANADA
CHIEF.

THIS thorough French horse, and sire OF more n
Il good Saddle and Harness horses than any other i
that has been Hed 10 the state, viii make his 49,
season for for 1851 az his Old stand I've miles from " n
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LINENsr LINENS Is /

Linens Linen Sheetngs AID Pillow Case Linens OF al Widths
Fancy COlOrsd Linens, oEc.5 60
A. J. DUECAN a co.
IS French Organdi8 JscOnets and dne Musns %
entire Style 70 which invite the attention Dealers
a., j. DUNCAN o CO.
New Style Prints ADDED 10 stock Of latest
Spring styles.
A. j. DUNCAN q co.
Our stock large and well assorted and will be kept up
BY the addition Of New G0o0s throughout The season.
a J. DUNCAN & CO.
mar25-H No. 20 Public Square,
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wv oA AZ Of GROCERIES
BY
Garter, Mckay & Co.
ON THU RSDAY. The 9Th NJ M,r 1sr, -. ~ :
~ NJ, we will Oh,r for sasfbe 49, d ~ O'Clock, A.
900 Ls,-g &c., $50 bbls Whisky;
25 bbls crushed SMEAR. M n NV, 6tsnayj
p bbls pOw'd 80 ~ LH ~, .'lIS
600 kegs Nails nod on NJ S saig htshdy,
IN bvs S.h ,ed i5lcEeBi $50 bKs Champagne Cider
5O Al FLLt- O&ndtes; 100 do Bar Soap;
Ia A., d 81 y Sosp5 so casks S. c. Soda;
81 do Ju1e Bed cords; sd dozaD SI ale' assorted;
m fill luton BED Cords . do Coffee Mills:
- b1--.11,Atss' 20 bales Grass Mats;
"A No. SStLLuss' - dozen Zinc Wash Boards.
IN N NiOsT!sI 80 dozen Brooms;
90 Ira OigaTs SO gro Backing
Ig1 mn ~ ~ LlS%Iplns SpeT5 10 60 English WanutE
,-I1lLoo' ~ caps, 30 gross Matches:
~ oeNes mann. l'oacco; - b5is Cider VINEGAR
ny ana country dealers are especially invited 70
'oIL 11ls SAFE, as al OF the articles fresh.
HihJ5-LI CARTER Mex l.
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PrOclamatiOm.
a ,bo prophecies q a To,1o, DIURErle and


-'an, Headache,
Weak .
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md sand.
2. Lime,
8. Cement.
9. Cookie shells, clay
10. Slate.
II. Iron, iron nails and spikes,
II. Steel.
10. Railroad iron.
a. Files.
IS. Paints, oils and glass,
Is. Ship chandlery.
II. Hardware.
IS. Stationery.
l9. FireWood.
%. Hay.
81. PrOTender.
%. Charcoal.
%. Bel1ng, packing, hose. &c.
"a. Copper and composition nails.
20. Iron castings.
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@. DURY
G. DURY,
Portrait Painter,
CAMPBELL'S BUILDING, UNION STREET,

nrhlO-dsn. NASHVILLE. TENN.
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS
EAEkE ONLY S12-THTEE fTTTTF o. o. rTnrruF1
NhAlNS run through from Stevenson 20 Mem ~ -
= PMS and make close connection with trains .azzIr
on Nashville and Chattanolga ItaiIroad a. steven
son. Through Tickets from Nashville Memphis s5d RI
Sl2. Time through . hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville On The oeToez p H.
ram, winch arrives At stevenson at Is A. % end con-
meets with Trains for Memphis. No delay except tn n-
ing o. u fN0FtSIv
apHl3-tf. Ti-5-t t5l.-t
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New Goods!

We are just in receipt Of large ass0men o. EmbFld
cries New Styles Black, and White LaCe5 and lsinga
all widths and superior qualify, Bonnet and Sash ri 10ns,
Satin Tsdeta Ribbons Of al widths and cclor.
.... A. J DUNCAN CO..
No. 90 Public gruars
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Cigars.

1900 genuine Napoleon Cisarsi
foitstVe do do;
brands.
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u Owing to the numerous applica-
tons for the professional services Of Dr. DALTON he Ia,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-16
The New Congrsss-A Few EPoch-Sscessi-
tiss of y new Financial and Commercial

A new Congress viii assemble in the Capitol at
Washington on the first Monday In December,
and the public necessities resulting from the
wide spread financial revulsion viii inaugurate
new epoch in the political issues and legislative
measures Of the general government. The tor
nado, Of which the gathering elements had been
perceptible for some time all round the financial
horizon, has suddenly burst upon us with all its
fury. end credits, exchanges, commerce, manu-
features, speculatons and labor and its accus-
toned rewards are all levelled to the ground.
The reaction upon England and France will diff.
fuse The disastrous consequences to every quar-
ter OF the globe. The Powers Of Cbristendom
in both hemitpheres, will suffer as from the fnan
cial pressure OF general war, ia the midst of
the profounocst peace AID an uncxampled mate
rial prosperity.
In view of this dreadful crash Of our CONNER
cial and financial superstructures from ono end
OF the U1ion to TIE other, the meeting of Con-
pross in December will form one of the most
conspicuous landmarks in our political history
since the adoption OF the federal constitution.
To this new Congress the country viii look for
relief; and the ways and means Of relief will n-
txorably monopolize the debates Of both houses
for months, and perhaps for years to come. The
wo,k, too Of reconstructing from their fouuda-
items, the CREDITS, the commercial regulations,
the financial exchanges and currency ofthe coun-
try, will require thorough examination Of this
and all our past financial mutations and revul-
sions, ard OF their causes and their consequences.
Thee comprehensive researches viii include all
our past experience Of the working Of national
batks, foreign wars, high tariffs, low tariffs, pet
banks, thlnplasters, bankrupt lave, and cub trca-
suiies And again, too, the battles Of the last
fifty years will have TO be fought over upon the
powers Of Congress, the rights CT the States, and
tbe limitations Of the constitution.
With this heavy schedule Of solid work devolv-
ing upon Congress, the inquiry is naturally sug-
gestcd what is the calibre Of the men elected to
The new House Of Representatives Considering
he commanding position Of this metropolis, espe-
cially in the financial and commercial affairs Of
The country, how will the great interests Of this
city be represented OF WashiDgton?-for never
were greater responsibilities attached TO the New
York city members in Congress than will devolve
upon her present delegation. The exigencies Of
this revulsion would tax the utmost resources OF
even an Alexander Hamilton; aud yet the pract-
cal necessities OF the day may be brought within
the range Of almost any mind Of practical and
inquiring cast.
Taking our city districts in their State numeri.
cal order, We begin with the Third, which Is repre-
scented BY Daniel Z, Sickles lie is young man,
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THE LATEST NEWS.


Auairs In Warrington
PROCEEDINGS OF THE NAVAL COURT s-DICLrNy IN
TIE PRICE or REAL IsrAiE, ETC.
WARRINGTON OCT. Is, 1857.
In consequence OF the asfence OF Witnesses In ne case OF
Mr. Bohrer before Court No that Court adjourned
until 10 morrow Before Court No g. the case CT Lie e
nsni Murray stll being tried To day Capt Blake was
examined on tho governments behalf IHCout No g. the
caso Of Commander shsw Il ssil pending. Commodore
LAvoee, Surgeon Maxwell and Lieutenant riiShmAn were
examined in the appellants behalf
Tho Court OF Clslrs resumed busincss to-dsy.
Real estate sold yesterday IN this CITY Ut ono dollar
twelve cents per square foot, u auction, for cash
The Secretary Of the ner dirsoted instruct. ,ns 10
be Issued 10 the Superintendent OF Indian Affairs a 81
L0rs, and 10 Tho agens TO proosed forth 70 remove
oil nrudsss upon the Delaware Indian reserve In Rsnsas
The War Department has been requested the ne
cessay Instructions to The commanding officers OF the
troops IN that Territory, ana expscssd that they win
be prepared TO operate with tho agent Of ms Indian
ofnce By Tho time their services win become necessary
Secretary Thompson says that the integrity or the Indian
Territory must, u oil hazards, be preserved
Tho amount or United Sta ttock redeemed at The
Treasury TO day s2ossS Tb probably closes oil the
Hanasotions In thai line for the present
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The GoyERNMENT RATES FOR ADyERTIsISG.-
A recent offer at our counter Of come of the adj
vertsements Of the federal government has
brought TO our notice the rates which Uncle
Sam pays for advertising his business affairs.
Regulated by law passed some thirty or forty
years ago. the government allowance for adver-
Using is not only behind the age, but is utterly
inadequate to compensate journal even OF far
inferior circulation to the HERALD for the paper
upon which it would be printed In order to
show how not only our business men, but even
our New York chambermaids, understand bust
compare The patronage the government and the
chamteImaids each offer TO us We have made
a calculation what lopg advertise ment. which
we have lately been rendered would yield us ut
the fixed government price Of forty cents folio
for the fIs. insertion aud twenty cents for each
subsequent one, and we find that VIC should
pocket just Sll9 60; while for the same space
and time occupied by our liberal patrons, the
chambermaids and other advertisers, we receive
s775. Under these circumstances VIC arc com
PEELED 10 decline doing any business for Uncle
Sam, ard would recommend him, IL be wishes to
keep up with the times, TO take lesson from
our New York servant girls in the art OF advcr-
Using. His present rates may have been very
fair forty years ago, or may suit, even now, the
starving organs, with limited circulation, of
broken down politicians or stockholders, but
they will not do for us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-16
Political Intelligence.

TIxSxsm USrIED STATES SENATOR "A number Of u
political jourrah rejoicing the election oe sv.
Andrew johnson 70 the Unca States Senate by the Lsg
aiure Of because, They suppose hal ssca
defeated ths aspirations Of Gen. Phi ow. suoh nos -
fact Gen Pillow vas net seeking the seat 10 which Gov.
JohDson has been chcaen 10 all, which was . Vacancy
caused BY the expiration Of the torn Of Hon. jams O.
Jones Wa The duty OF the last Legislature 10 havs
elected successor 70 Mr. Jones' but they failed to perosn
II, In consequence OF neither OF the candidates thsa
before Them being able 70 secure . majority. Go.
vernon Johnson, however, viii have the full IN
years 10 serve, his term does not expire until 1888 I
u the seat nov occupied BY Hon. John Bell whose ssrn
expires In 1859, that Gen Pillow has made bid for and
II devolves upon no present Legislature also 10 eec NJ
Bells successor. The Legislature u largely democratic,
% 10 Gen. Senator Bell u Know Nothing whls.
Pui tia, and that tcgeiser.
PENNSYLVANIA EEcnos.-rne rhradsiphA Ledo- OF Ne
leh rst says the reports from he interior Of The ass
arc addirg largely 10 the very hanisoms majority M
Packer resolved In PnsdelphiA He win have the args
msj ry that any candidate nor eovwser has received -
this stats FOR many years.