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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26
Madison Correspondence.
MADISON, Feb. %, 1857.

EDS. TRIB. e TEL: d9 ..u.
The session will close as contempla
ted, on Monday next, the End of March.
Nearly all ofthe important business
remains yet to be disposed Of as'
A personal liberty bill, somewhat
similar to bills of this character passed
in several of the eastern states, has been
passed and published. Some excitement
grew out of it, in consequence of al
amendment put on to it, in the Assem-
bly,, making the State chargeable with
all reasonable costs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
upon any citizen in defending himself
from prosecution for alleged violation OF
the fugitive law. Republicans were di
vided in opinion as to the propriety o.
such feature in the bill, and active eff
forts were made by members to have il
stricken out by the Senate, which efforts
were successful, but three Senators
Harvey, Sutherland, and Sholes, votin Q
to retain it. The United States, rs we
are all aware, throws its purse into the
defence and support of the STAKEHOLDER
in the application of the fugitive law,
and why the State which has declared
the fugitive law unconstitutional should
not open its purse to defend its own cit
liens, cannot imagine. 1t seems to me
in striking out that feature the whole
vitality of the bill was stricken out, for
what citizen can or will ever stand up
in opposition to the fugitive law, if he is
to be pursued and overwhelmed with
costs in defending himself.
The bill to relieve Mr.. Jansen, ex.
Treasurer, from the consequences of his
defalcation was defeated in the Assem-
bly,, where it originated
The bill to restore the death penalty,
has not yet been reported from the com
mittee to which the matter was referred
and | have some doubt whether it will
be this session. If it is, however, feal
it will have its own principle applied to
it, and be strangled before it gets far.
A bill to crease literature fund out
of the proceeds of the swamp lands, i:
Before the Senate. 1t provides for ap
propriating 33 per cent of the proceeds
for endowing colleges, academies, Union
Schools and high schools, under certain
restrictions and regulations therein men
toned. This swamp land fund will be
an enormous fund, probably four or five
millions, before great while. This bill
will probably pass the Senate, but its
fate in the Assembly is more doubtful.
Several bills to dispose of the swamp
lands, and change the present law on the
subject are before the Legislature. The
members who represent the swamp land
districts are determined that large pro
portion of the fund, from SO to so pei
cent, shall go to the towns or counties
in which the lands are situated, to drain
and reclaim them, and also that there
shall be liberal presumption laws for &C
ual settlers. What will be the result
IF these efforts l can tell better in c
| week.
A bill to authorize the supervisors o.
Counties to levy ajax not to exceed s40C
o be applied to the benefit of agricultu
ri societies. has asset tue Sea ate.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For the rapid Of Coughs Gods, Ioarseness Bron.
chitis. Whooping Cough, Asthma and Consumption,
VERBALLY known the best remedy yet discovered
every variety Of Pulmonary disease So wide the field
is usefulness and the cases its cures that
almost every section OF the country abounds IN persons
publicly known, who have been restored from alarming
and desperate diseases ofhe lungs by use When
tried is superiority every other medicine OF its
kind is apparent escape observation and where its
virtues Known the public longer hesitate what
dote TO employ for the distressing and dangerous affections
Of the pulmonary organs which incident to our climate
by us timely mary, nay almost all attacks Of disease
upon the Lungs throat; and thus are
many thousands every from premature grare No
family should be without l. and those who do neglect 10
provide themselves with a remedy which wards of this
dangerous class Of diseases will have to depore
when il late Proofs OF the surprising efficacy Of the
Cherry Pecoal need not be gven to the American people
they have living proofs in every neghoorhood- Eut
those who wish 10 read the statements ofthose whose whole
health has and whose lives have been saved
by It's use will find them my American Almanac which
the agent below named has to furnish gratis FOR every one
Prepared by Dr. j. c. AVER Lowell, Mass-And sod by
p Ron,ssox, srARKwEITHEE& Co, Az STEELE Kenosha
Thorpe Goron, Racine; O. SheIdin, Burlington, J H.
Reed Co Chicago; Rice stienHan, ,, and all drug
gisis. sws5
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KANsAs.-We publish this week a
communication from Mr.. Coz, relative
to the physical aspect of Kansas, and
the inducements it holds out for immi-
grafton. 1t will be seen that he paints
future of that Territory in bright colors.
Mr.. Coe, we understand, intends return
ing to Kansas early this spring. Sever
al others of our citizens, rs well as a
number in this vicinity are also making
preparations to start. We see by our
exchanges that navigation is open on
the Missouri, and but little time should
now be wasted by those who intend get
ting there in time for putting in spring
crops on their claims this season. The
fare to Leavenworth from Chicago, is
from 80 to $50.
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EEWe notice in the Rockford pa
pers an advertisement that proposals
will be received until the 10Th of March
next, for the grading, masonry, and
bridging, Ito include all the work neces-
sary to fully complete the road ready for
the superstrucsrre) of the % miles Of
the Kenosha & Rockford Railroad,
from Rockford to Har Yard on the Chi
cago, ST. Paul & Fond du Lac Railroad.
From this we judge that our Rock
ford neighbors are going to push the
work ahead with vigor and energy.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-02-26

The NEW CALIFORNIA SENATOR
Senator Broderick is Il striking illustra-
ton of the saying of Talleyrand, that
nothing is successful in this world but
success. Mr.. Broderick left here some
SIX or seven years since to seek his for
tune III California, after having made an
unsuccessful attempt to be elected a
member of Congress. He had been n
stone cutter, a portcr-hOuse keeper, and
foreman of an Engine Company, employ
ments which indicated plenty Of bodily
stamina, but not exactly the qualities 10
fit II younth for the duties of :, Senator.
However, it is one of the blessings Of
a free country that any body may be
anything, and Mr.. Broderick, who has
heretofore been better known rs Dare,
keeping this in mind, determined TO be
a United States Senator. BY virtue of
good engineering and perseverance, he
has succeeded in his aims, and on his re-
turn to his motive city he is saluted with
the welcome of hundred guns.
We have never heard of any eminent
services or brilliant exploits rendered by
Mr.. Broderick in California. But what
of that? lie has shown himself abun-
dainty capable of taking care of him
self; he is Senator for six years, and
that is sufficient. Yesterday he held
leuee in the Governors Rooms of the
City Hall, and flock of distinguished
gentlemen, ex-Senators, Governors, AL
dcrmen; Judges, and admirers of success
generally, paid their respects to him,
none of whom thought it worth while to
bid him God-speed when he set off on
his adventures.
Senator Broderick we believe to be
about the best man of his party who
could have been elected, and those who
know him best entertain the best opin
ion of his abilities. We hope he will
not disappoint their expectations. Just
before leaving for California, he said in
half responding tone to a more sue
cessful politician than himself: "You
have field for the exercise of your tai
ents, but have not He has now
found his field, and i: remains to be seen
shat he viii reap in it.-N j. Times.
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RThe steam press and engine

~The steam press and engine of
the Milwaukee Free Democrat, were
sold at auction on Tuesday last, by the
L. S. Marshal to satisfy the judgment
obtained in the U. S. District Court
against S. NJ. Booth, in favor of the
slave catcher Garland. The Press and
engine were bidioff by Mr.. Arnold, the
Plaintiffs Attorney for sl75. In the
afternoon Mr.. Booth replevined them,
under the provisions of the Personal
Liberty Bill passed lately by the Legis-
lature.
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w. A. bachelors Hat n ,.,,.,,.-

Grey, Red,or Rusty Hair, Dyed instantly TO beau,,,,
and Natural Brown or Black without the least injury 10
Hair or Skin, by Vim. A. Batchelor's Hair Dse
fFrEEs MEDALS AND Diplomas have been awarded 10
VIM Bachelor since 1882 over $4,000 appic.;or.
nave been made TO the hair of his patrons his famous Nv
produces color not to be distinguished nature and
not to iure in least however long NAV
be continued,
Made, sold applied Tin nine private roOs) at n. VIC
Factory, sS3 Broadway, New York
sold in all cities and towns OF The limited s,.,s. 49,
gis's aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
Inc Genuine has the and address upon .,ee,
plate engraving on four sides Of eacl, box.
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
An other. ar. cor,,..,.. 2s3 Broadway, New York
Sold by all respectable Druggist, sro,rhor, -, r,..
States. vs. 'e'
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TELL GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE,s
G CELEBRATED FEMALE PITTS

Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke. NJ n
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen Til. invaluable
medicine is unailng in the cure of all those painful and
dangerous diseases incident to the Female constitution
IL moderates all excess, removes all distractions and
brings on the monthly period with regularity These Pills
should be used two three weeks preYo confinement,
they iory the constitution and lessen the suffering during
ahor enabling the mother perform her duties with safe.
~ to herself and child.
Iheae Ifts should mt be taken by females curing tbs
fIHST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they arc
sure 70 oeHg on 41sedr'iogs, but at any other time sy
safe.
In all cases OF nervous and spinal affections pain in the
Back and Limbs, heavness fatigue on slight exertion pal
pitation OF the heart owness Of spirits mysteries sick
headache whites and all the painful diseases occasone bv
dsordered system, these Pills will eject cure when all
other means have failed and although powerful remedy
do not contain iron calome anthony any other mine
raj.
Full directions accompany each package Price, in the
United States and Canada, dollar.
Sole Agents for this country
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The Burdell Case ,

New YORK, Feb. 81.
The Grand Jury have found true bills
against Airs. Cunningham and Mr. Eckel,
for the murder OF Dr.. Burdell, and Mr..
Snodgrass is held to bail as a witness.
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Gribullt 4 Gelegrapg.
* EN- HA, WIS.
sss~rs,sssss.esse.s~.e.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1857.

DEATH OF DR.. KANE.-Our readers
will regret to learn that DIR. Kane, the
fearless Artic navigator is no more. He
died in Havana, whittier he had gone
with the hope af recruiting his failing
health. BY dispatch from New Or
leans, which win be found in another
column, it will be seen that his remains
have reached that city, on their way to
Philadelphia, where he viii be buried
with appropriate honors.
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SEED WHEAT

ANARMERS WISHING TO OBTAIN SEED
H. WHEAT can examine samples of
FIFE H6o GrGnde, and Cz0b
" the store o. DoAN HAwLEY, efty j. r. IIur.but Co
If Racine. This Wheat is bought in the nortIern S ~
ne STATE ard selected expressly for seed being As free
rom oats ana seeds of all KINDS is possible 10 ger IL
ihe sinpies at Messrs. Doan aweys are taken from
os oi several hundred bushels, without airy reference 10
prct eShbltiont and all lair of hat the wi
N' De Whcn delivered. We aware that our nrcss "a
gh compared wEh the present market; but W., believe
nat Farmers will realize far than an ,ouy,u RON
the product and quality of crop reulting from change
seed Those wishing 10 purchase leave their orders
win Doan Iawiey, for The quantity and kind desired of
E'A az necessary lnornati to price. &c can be
"p's'hed j. p. HURLBUT co.
keposha, February 10Th, 1851. sr3T,f
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,, p-o1,,,s-Esaosla couaty court.

In PrOJ0te-ksR08tb LO"hy JUH'ts
In N. matter Of The - ate Of athanie Il. Ciapp deceased
NOTICE rely given tbat - t ue and 81 Pursuance Of
ce.c a IN sad natter tie 81 day e March 10 1855
:, H. ,,.y ,rrt II County the undersigned admins
49,. estate H. the eighth day o. November ~
81 t@tueen the II ore and sxScack NJ offer for
mid Al pullc veudne lie late residence Of said Clamp
e se the following desc red ands Wit Tie undivided
the sVuth
g3 town two ~ north t2) east
undivided tn rds of the suuh spu Or
section nty-three f2-l 'o~rs IN No 90
twenty-five (2) containing in both parcels 80
of LAID more or less Also undivided half Of the
north east quarter Of section twenty 22 township No
two 2lnorth Of range twenty-five (2 containing in
the last described piece hundred add Sky
less situated in the OF Soner and Kenosha county
SARAH b. CLAPP Adn'x
Dated Kenosha, Oct. 18th 1856. t3wi9.
The above sale is hereby 20 tponed until Saturday the
22nd day November a. d. 1856 at the place aud
time OF day. SARAH u. CLAPP, Adm'N.
Dated Keuosha Nov. s, 1856. 2w22
The above sale hereby further postponed until Saturday
the st day Of March, A. D. 1887, the pare aud
time Of day. SARAH D. CLAPP,
Dated Kehosha, Nov. %, 1856. 1sw2i Adnistrattix.
TIE above sac Is postponed until Monday, the 10Th day
or March, A. ID. 1851 the place ard time Of day.
SARAH b. CLAPP, Adfataisfr4fyir.
Dated Keaoshs, FcsggaTy ZG.hf is3,. i=SI
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CHICAGO, Feb. %.
The Governor Of Nebraska has vetoed
all bills ofthe Legislature chartering new
banks.
Minnesota Legislature is occupied
with plans OF State organization,
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IN ae matter Of the guardianship IT Cha.les A. Stock
tesH and EceiiRe L.. St0elsceA, mfRO,s. ,s-,-.. IS

UtfIlfFF " a
eel and EcetfRe Il. Stoek,ceA hnfa0ts .s-......
an READING AND FILING THE Pc
~ ttion A. r. stolkweii Of tbs county ana Cbares
\. Stockge of Bissftd, Leuawee county AichigaD rem
fesentng other things that minors arc
fee OF an interest IA real in this county and That
is necessary to have guardian appo nted for them and
praying that Aaron Y. SOchnt of said county Of osn
nay be appointed such guardian II il ordered that said
petitions be heard beor the Judge Of ils Court the
-st DAY March, A H. 1901, at h Office in the city and
county Of KeBosla, 10 o'clock A. NJ And il Is further
ndered thatnetice thereof be gwen the % kin OF
ad minors and to all persons interested, by publishing
;opy Of this order three weeks sucesvey prior
lay OF hearing in the Kenosia Tbdpe and Telegraph,
"eeAy newspaper printed AID Published AZ kehosha city,
tfottsad. JON T. JfLSUN,
Ksnosha, February %, 1851 [3v5'J coanty Jadge
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RRxE

On the evening OF the 1ath inst, by tic Rev Mr. steb-
bins at th- residence OF Ezra S.mous, Eq Of Benton
Lake Co.. H., Nc. JAMES NJ srEBBINS of this city, t,
Miss ESTHER H. SIMMONS OF the former place.
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dsuard;nus Sale,

IN Pro5a's-hea0sld County Cent
In the matter OF The Guardianship Of the ers Of Calvin
Bentley, dcceaeed.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY
virtue ant III rursudbce of order OF the Cnuuty
Court OF SAID County, the undersigned Guardian Of said
lno: Hers, will on the 2ls day of March A. D. 1871 on
he premises to be sod the hour 81 one O'Clock Of
AID day, cdr for sale at pdbc Nendur, the following de-
crbed iandS, To- wit. the south m Tie nort- west
err and the BoTtwest quarter OF the quarter
seceion thirty --ree Si, township number II
range nineteen sl in the Of
AID County. JOSEPH l.. WILLIAMS,
Dtted WeatlInd. February 70, 1891 (5w37) 6akrdiat
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/. c, BALDWIN L Co

INUOIIcsIcTt N. 4.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, n. " GENERAL Agents
N. B.-sI00 and postage stamps enclosed TO any au-
'horEed Agent will ensuae bottle of the Pills by
mail. " =
For sale by Stnrkweather q Co, T.. Robinson,
n. +. steele, aud -. Clark ~ Son, kenosha
aud BY Druggists generally throughout the United States
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Two or three bills to provide for con-
tinuing the geological survey of the
State are before the Legislature. Also,
two or three to provide for the construc-
ton of lunatic asylum. - NS.
The efforts to interfere with the "code, >
seem to be abandoned. 10 MUS says
that it isso firmly fixed already in the
affections of Remembers that he could'n,
amend it himself if he were to try. II
will 60 into effect at the time designa-
ted. ----~
The amended charter for. the city OF
Kenosha has been so amended since il
It was sent up here, as to reduce the
boundaries to their original limits-to
provide for the election Of three repre-
sentatives Zone from each ward) for the
county board, independent of the city
council, and to reduce the terms of of
fee of Clerk and Treasurer to one year,
as now.
1t has been determined, / believe, by
a majority of the Legislature, to appro-
pirate $4,000 in aid of Kansas, its APP
plication and use to be contingent upon
emergencies which may arise.
A bill has been introduced to discon
tinue the subscription of the State, to
to the journal of Education S.
|, sB We are indebted to Gen. C. !
Hutchinson of California, formerly O
this city, for the ''Official Report of the
California State Agricultural Society's
Sd Annual Fair" We.take the follow.
ing from the Report of the Committee
on Farms &C., in reference to the farm
of Gen. Hutchinson and Chas. Z. Green
"About three miles further up the Pu.
to, is the extensive farming establish
ment of Gen. Hutchinson, and G.. T..
Green. They have 1900 acres of land
inclosed with good fence, besides a
large tract of uninclosed land adjoining.
One thousand acres of wheat and bar
lCy iidtfC DCCii Hal fCotCu tiiiS SCdoOil,dHu
Notwithstanding the extremely dry sum-
mer which has caused such extensive
failures Of the cereal crops in other parts
Of the State, the crops on this farm have
been comparatively good, One field
containing twentyssac of barley, av-
eraged seventy-three bushels to the acre.
1t is but fair however, to state that the
field had been previously used for a hog
pasture. They have cut this year, 1000
tons Of hay, for ranch purposes and for
baling and marketing. All the requi-
sites for farming in the most systematic
manner are to be met with OH a large
scale at this place. Blacksmiths and
carpenters are constantly employed in
making and keeping in order the imple-
ments necessary for so large farm
AS complete system of farming for
grain growing, it is seldom that its equal
can be found in this or any other State.
Its work stock consists of thirty mules,
twehty-four horses, twenty-four oxen;
and they have about 100 head of Amer
lean cows and young stock, and 500
hogs. They have twenty wagons, fifty
plows, twenty-five harrows, two eight
horsepower threshing machines, seven
reapers and mowers, four hay presses,
and of other farming implements varic-
ties corresponding in extent with those
enumerated.
D.
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HERBERT.-A petition numerously
signed by citizens of California, asking
for the expulsion Of Herbert, has been re.
fcrred to the Committee on Elections
ia Congress.
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NEW GOODS.
DISSOLUTION.
CHICAGO & MILWAUKEE EXPRESS.

Office. % La iSiue Street Chicago,
A. TEMPLEToN, suFr,
WILL ON AND AFTER MONDAY.
" aiarch 2nd, receive and forward between Chicago
Naukega, heDosha, Racine and Milwaukee, Merchandise
BANK Biis Specie, aud collect Drafts and Bills h orders
make purchases OF goods aud advance the purchase mo
y. g., &c.
Messengers leave Chicago Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day, returning Tuesday, Thur siay and Saturday
j. ID. SrARkE EATHEl Agenf
Knnosla, f,tr iary 25 g'g7
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BADLY OFF.-The Monroe (Green
Go. Wis, Sentinel SAYS that the citi-
zens of Broadhead, in that county, are
denied Post Office, because there is
not single Pierce or Buchanan man in
the village to offieiatc as Z. VI. Post
Offices, it appears, are established fol
the good of the Party, not for the bene-
fit of the people.
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TIE CITY 3 A NJ K
KENOSHA
r & AL ESTATE OFFICE

For the rehase and Sale Of REAL EsrATEthe exami-
nation OF THLEs-payment of TAxEs-and Conveyance
LASDEr PRoPLRTY Lots and bands kept posted, wthot
charge uni IS sales effected.
Houses and Lors for sale every part of the city and
varying in price from $500 to $4,000.
FARMS and LANDS in every the county and on &C.
commodatipg terms.
MONEY invested in the best OF Landed 81 curi;es and
the highest market rates Of Interest.
TAXES paid, and T4x-TITLEs compromised, and genera
Agency for The management o. liabilities accruing ON kea
Estate.
TITLES examined and perfected by the aid OF superior
'yste OF indexes made under personal supervision.
gent for the Alliance Fire Insurance Co Philadelphia "
Risks taken at current rates OFFICE with Clerk or Circui,
Court S. Y. BRANDE.
hENosHA. Nov. Is, 1856 ly22
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su k'robaie-Ek enosha County Court.
In lie matter Of the Guardianship Of ot C. Foate-
nN READING AND FILING. THE DE

4 hN READING AND FILING THE Pc
~ ution oil Margaret Fow.er, Guardian Of laid minor,
presenting AMONG other Til Is that shu, the ad ward, is
czfd OF certain real estate Ia this county, and that
ccessary the same should be sold and praying
sen the same, and appearing TO the Coct from said
etton that TITS necessary sand To sell said real
state IL Is ordered and directed that the neM Of kin TO
III ward, and all persons Interested IA said estate appear
e0re The Judge Of this Court The first Monday Of April,
v D. 1855, tea O'Clock A. NJ Of said day, the oe
Judge the city aud county ~ Aehosha, then and
here To- now il any they i'se, Why license should
be granted Tor the e OF i cate. cording
prayer ~ sad petit Ard IL u iurtief ordered that
COPY OF this Ordr be Published IN the keEosha Tribune
TOD ietgtAlI FOR three weeks y, prior sad
Hy 81 hearing 10 this aase. JON H. JlLSUN,
keuoslL., February ~, loji v3Tl county Judge.
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FREE KANSAS IN PENNSYLVANIA
The resolutions in favor of the admission
OF Kansas as Free State, We're post
poned indefinitely in the Assembly, ayes
40, nays 44-all the Democrat, voting
III the affirmative. This shows that
"BUcHANAN and FREE KANSAS" was a
mere cheat practiced upon the voters
The Harrisburg correspondent of the
Pittsburg Gazette remarks:
"Thus, these resolutions were dispos-
ed of after lingering for two weeks
The democrats afraid and unwilling to
discuss, finally voted them down with all
their professions OF favoring, Free Kan
sas. staring them in the face. They did
it for fear of embarrassing The admins
tration of Mr.. Buchanan, at its outset,
with their Southern masters. 1t is known
here that a number of democrats desired
to vote for them, and indeed to speak
upon them, but they dared not, for they
'cere acting meder instructions from
IVheatiaoed, which were more effective
in this case than in the election of a
United States Senator.