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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

ACCIDENT On Wednesday last, az MIR.
Jas. r. paadmure, Of THE place, was riding
near the railroad near the residence OF
James Bradley. Jr., freight train passed
along, and. as IS too common, as soon as 1ne
E,pineer saw that the horse was frightened,
hs commenced ~histling. This 80 alarmed
rho horse that be became unnanaseable. and
dashed dss RICH, upon the track, when Mr.. Dead,
more spraog from him just in time to save
HE life The train struck the horse 'r]ur'
inc him perhaps fatally, and Mr.. d. was
bsdly though not dangerously hurt.
This whistliug, when there Is 10 occasion
for it. may be fun for the railroad men, vu'
i, is often death TO others. l. Is 'hpusut
less passime, to say the least but often re-
sults in terrible accidents. For instance
Mr.. shadrach Colley, of this county. was
killed last summer by this very sporty
the Engineer whls'line wheO there was no
occasion Tor it'd. FTy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

The noble and gallant conduct Of Oliver N.
Brooks, keeper of the Faulkner Island Light
House, in rescuing the captain, his wife, and
the crew of vessel wrecked. during the late
gale, on Long Island sound is deserVediy
praised in the newspapers. lie risked his
Own life to save the suferers-and succeeded
in bringing them to shore alive. Honor to
such q man!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

The Union says:-"The ladies OF the mem
bers of the Cabinet, We understand, will be
"st bome" every Thursday afternoon De-
tween the hours of one and four, during the
season. Each Of them will, also, give two
"eveuing receptions" prior to the soJour ~
ment of Congress. the dates OF which Will Do
Announced on their cards"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

A number of Virgipians were on board
the bark Partbiap, from Richmond for Rio,
reported uuder the marine head. in yester-
davis Gazette, as having been seen dismas'
ted. Among them were DR.. David Garnet
o, Essex, and Joseph Campbell, of Caroline
We trus. that the crew and passengers, at
least. have been saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

Mr.. Dewitt, late editor of the Richmond
Examiner. proposes to publish seml-week'
~ ard weekly paper in Richmond, to be
called The Index, advocating Democratic
principles. Mr.. Dewitt, is an experienced
and able editor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

A MUcH NEEDED SUGGECTIoN.--A cores
pondent Of the Presbyterian thus refers 10 an
lrreverent and almost indecent practice com
mon 10 many churches. We trust the ami.
madver-ion may have al influence to correct
the evil:
There is a practice prevailing in our
churches which shGuld be mt once corrected.
| ailude to the preparation which many per-
sons make to get out of church at the earliest
possible moment. by putting on sha"I-, coats
and clraks, NO as not to lose a m2mentln get
tirg out Many of the males rise TO receive
the benedctiOn witb their hats In their hands
ready to start Mt the earliest possible mouenf.
The beuediction should be received with com
posure and reverence, aid at reasonable
time after it's close, the members Of the con-
gregation may put on their extra garments
and look for their hats, and leave the church
at moderate pace. twill possibly require
two minutes t. conply with my sugge-tl rs. ="
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

The Presidents Message aud the poc1'
mspts have been spread with unexampieo
rapidly sill over the country Inc puoi'0
press has performed its duty with CELEBRITY
which should win it favor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

Both Houses of Congress adjourned on
Tuesday, until to-day. 1t lie probable that
they will both adjourn after so-day'S session.
until Monday. 1t takes, generally about a
week or two, for Congress to settle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

4 AGER BEER BREWERY USZ
~ y kLEINresPecriully inform the public
tuaJ they have established LAGER BEER
BREWERY al the Wesr.end of King street Al.
exaudrla Va, and are now prepared 10 furnish
III kegs or barrels That popular and wholesome
beverage IN such quantities as may be desired
The LAGER BEER manufactured by ). Il h.
VIII be found Oh tIial TO FULLY equa that made
IN PnIIaceipnla, as the most approved system
OF Brewing. together with rs years experience
and se,ec, materials II GLIDING Cameron water
-guarar,ee that rs quality will be unsurpassed.
IL All orcers from the CITY or slsewh here,
derectrd 10 SlRAU>I Il KLEIN, ALEXANDRIA,
Va, and Iei' AZ the Brewery or sent through the
Post Ofic- vi be promptly executed
dec i-aU3as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

ARRIVAL OF THE PLYMOUTH The uclted
States -loop-of-w.r Plymouth anchored at
Kettle Bottom Shoal-, IN the Potomac, last
evening. having made the massage from Mo-
bile 70 The Cares 10 twelve days. This is the
vessel that was sent TO Mexico, after the Min
lister. Mr.. Forsyth. Commander DabIgren,
who has charge If Der, came on TO the city
this morning, for tic purpose Of sending d
steamer down 10 tow her up II the Navy
Yard Size will most probably be ti''e1 cut
Immediately ard sent lack 10 the Gulf
Washingt0n star
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09
and delay,

A letter from a correspondent says, that
"Dx. G. r. HARRIS could have received the
nomination Of the Petersburg Convention for
Lieut.. Governor, or defeated one entirely
lie beat the combined vote Of Old and Mon
tsgue, and we'll nigh received more votes
tina the three highest candidates combined.
w hilst the first ballot was proceeding, some
of his protesting friends, whispered in the
ears o! the East, that be was too much OF
Western man Mr.. H., when he wss State
Senator from Augusta. voted for the appro-
priation for tho Manassas Road, in the ses-
sion Of 1854, and has always been favorable
20 the interests Of this section"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRl-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:
THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 9, 1858

The Duke OF Wellington, once SAID to a
friend, AFTER you have sat one or two ses-
sions in Parliament, and have obtained a
knowledge of the mode in which questions
are discussed, time is spent, and business
done there, you will probably be astonished,
as have been. bow EDgland came by her
greatness" If this astonshment is excited
by observing the proceedings of the British
Parliament, how much would il be height
ened, 10 reference to the growth and prosper
ity of the United States. by looking at 1.-The
mode in which questions are discussed, time
spent, and business done" in our Congress!
No,hiog, in truth, but causes, outside and be-
youd the reach Of, legislative influence or hln'
drsuce, could have kept our country from
standing still or retrograding. under the
benumbiug effects of Congressional agitation
and delay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

Messrs. Bolts, Rives, Summers, and a. n
IL. Stuart, are spoken Of, III different quar-
,srs of the State, as Wing candidates Tor Go
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

The Fredericksburg Herald, speaking OF
the late Petersburg Convention, and the up
roar that prevailed there, says :--"Hereatter
let d few from each Congressional District be
appointed by District Conventions to the
State Convection, aud then there will be
more peace and harmony, and not a bit
more wire. working Above ali, never let
"sny citizen of the county who happens to
90 present" be 'hereby made delegate.
That "eitizen" always Happens to be pre-
sent" sni often happens TO be John Barley
corn. And thus few may set on fire an
excited crowd, and create a universal row by
sympathy alone"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

The Union urges, strsnuousiy' pto'e''''
rata" over the Mexican provinces OF Sonora
and Cbihusbus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

The Charlestown Spirit of Jefferson CON
plains Of good deal of "rOwdyis~" lately
in CharlestOWD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

I,TAYED OR STOLEN rom Red" God near
Manassas Station, O. Il A. K. r. on tne
evening OF the 3rtn uIt., light BAY HORSE,
about Is hands nign, stout aud we'll buII', RACKS
randy. has small lump CAUSED by the saddle,
on ms back. and hool OF near tore foot bttIs
broken. ANY information OF MS "heFeabou' 5
viii be gladly received, ard literally rewarded
b., W. A. DUNCAN,
dec 4-eo3t. Tudor Hall. p. Wm Co. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

NEW BOOKS. MAGAZINES AND PA.
" PERS, At GEO. SIGukkS' Book al d
Periodical store, IS Prince street, opposite the
Gazette Office
The illustrated London Almanac for $50.
with Xix splendid cOlor'd eugravinss, Prce 81
cents.
Courtship made easy, or The mysteries OF
making love explained, with specimen Love
Letters, price IA cents.
Captain Belt, or the Buccaneer OF the Gulf, by
II. {. Barring OF, price 10 cents.
Yankee Motions f1r January, very comic, and
very amusing, price 10 cents
Frank Lesiies Budget OF Fun price ceats
PICIOkIAL> FOR The HOLIDAYS.
Frank LesiIe's Pictorial. : cents; Mex Max
Come P!Cto Ial, D cents; iaukee Notions Comic
Pictorial, b cents ficayune Pictorial. Cents;
Holiday supplement TO HarPer's Weekly, Cts.
Al! the Weekly papers OF uand dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09
Restoration.

A queens messenger lett yesterday after
noon for New York, having in Charge young
girl named Polydore, who had been brought
from Utah by Judge E.kies, 10 obedience to
instructions frem the United States govern
ment. She was taken from England by her
mother some years since, and her father pre-
vailed upon the British authorities to make
an application for her restoration. This has
been complied With, and the girl was given
up 70 the British Minister here, vino will have
her sent home by the Africa, which will leave
New York on Saturday. The mother OF the
girl, We understand followed her to this city
and may cndesvor to again obtain possession
of her. Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

The fret sbad Of the season Was ser'su "
in Columbus, Ca, Cd Saturday week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

The CONFESSIONAL IN ENuLAND.--The
Bishop Of London, in bis address to the Do.
cese, con- ID snted at Ter 9Th on the practice Of
private confession recently introduced ty some
of the Englsh clergy. The Bishop is OF opln-
ion that the authority clu,med by certain
priests to pronouuce an nbsUlutiOn OF SIN, Is
an assumption unwnrranted by the standards
of the English com munion, and he warns his
clergy against resorting to 1t. He holds, also,
that while the EagIisn symbols re cogniza, to
certain extent, the right of the priest to
hear ths confessions ii penireut sinners, es-
pecially in the hour Of death OF o;her extreme
cases, there Is no warrant for The systematic
introduction of the confessional.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

The Union tells the French government
organ, Patrie, in reply to it's late article, re-
pudia;ing any acquiescence in what is called
the Monroe doctrine" that there are two
sides TO the matter, and that "if France is to
be heard in Mexico aud Ceotril America,
we must be heard in Italy, in Turkey, in all
Europs indeed"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

~ kOuuHT GoLD-An exposition Of the
" several offices adapted tor various occs
sions oi Pubic oTsnlp together with the Fps
Ties and Gospels tor eech Sunday and Festival
OF the Ecclesiastical! Year, compiled from the
writings OF me Rev John Bows with an Analy-
SIS OF tae Lessons by the Rev Kinssy J. Stewart
4 NJ, one voIuue octave, ,Hce ~ For sale by
dec kUbT. BELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09
TeIegraphIc Dispatches.

New YORK Dsc. The statement Of
Nicaragusn planter 10 the Mobile Register,
that the passengers from New York, per
steamer Washington, would be refused
transit across 20 San Juan del Sud, would
seem TO be confirmed by the non-arrivai OF
that steamer at this port, where she was due
over week since.
New YORK. Dee The charter election
took place III this city to-day. 1t passed III
quietly. Haws, the republican candidate for
city comptroller. is believed to be elected by
probably Is 900 mojprity.
Nothing has been beard Of the steamer
CITY Of Washington The Persia is overdue.
WA.HINGr n. Dec. The standing COM
mittees of the House will be announced on
Thursday, to which time the adjournment
took place.
The dem lcrats generally 10 the House vo-
ted to-day against laying the resolution to
repeal the Clavton-Bu!wer treaty, 90 the ia
bic. The sending it TO the committee OF the
whole on the state Of the Union was intended
to give an opportunity for discussion.
The number of registered seamen. az re-
turned TO the State Department., is $3.50. of
whom 80 are naturaized citizens; 800 are
assigned to Maine. 3. l43 to Massachusetts.
GA to New York, SAG to Pennsylvania, SO
to Maryland, and 100 to Rhode Island, the
remainder being distributed among other
States.
MOBILE, Dec. G.-The United States grand
Jury were IN session several days last week.
The witnesse.--Sauford, the collector, and
Smith, the deputy collector, also General
Walker, Mr.. Na!zmer Julius Hasse, Viii.
t., % m
ed. Gen. Walker was before the jury SIX
hour-, and INTERCEPTED as to his curse Of
life in California, Sonora and Nicaragua
NJ bill had been found on Friday. Judge
Campbell left for Washington same day.
A secret agent Of the government, named
Wllson, of Ohio, sent here to watch the Nj
caragua movements, has left for Washington.
ST. LOUIS. De. The Presidents mes
sage ard the reports of the heads Of the de-
partmen,s destined for California were for
warded early on Mouday inorning by the
Southern over land mall 10 charge Of Mr..
Pariae OF y. Y. The mail company will
make extraordinary efforts to accomplish the
trip 10 ti''een days Their design is TO beat
both the Panama aud Tebauautepec line Of
steamers.
LOUISVILLE Dec. The stockholders in
the Southern Pacific railroad are generally
paving up the per centum On their stock, as
required by tho recent convention. No
shares have been surrendered Presidents
Foulkes had let out fifty miles more OF the
road. and the frien Is Of the enterprise are
confident of success.
New ORLEANS Dec. The steamship
Gent Rusk ha- arrived from Brazos, With
dates to the 3Oih ult. The intelligence from
Mexico by this arrival Is fv0rspie 20 the
Liberal cause. Zll0aes is reported a. about
TO dccamp. The Liberals favor 4 treaty with
the United States for the extrsditiOn OF slaves
aDI criminals.
BRISTOL, r. |. Dec 6.--S: Michaels Ep!s.
copal cuurca, at Bristol K. J., was burnt
last night The loss Is $4,000, Insurance
| $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

DOUGLAS IN MEMPnIs-The little giant"
in hi- speech at Memphis, Tenn CD Monday
proclaimed himself tillshuster. lie trims
his sails. it seems. to suit all quarters.
lie said, (according to the Epqn'rer,) that
Gen. Cass once a-ked him what we wanted
with Central America? lie replied that the
time would come when we were bound 10
have it. "Why," said ne, "it is too TAR I'll"
Yes, great way off, it is nearly hallway to
California and on the direct road there -
(Laugbter} do not want Central America
sny more than did in 80; but tie time will
come when our destiny, our Institutions, our
safety vii! compel US to have II. am ~
willing now to pledge our faith as nation I"
that which | am certain our grandchildren
would DO. S, it is With the Island Ut Cuba.
| do not care whether you want It or not. 1t
is a matter Of no consequence whether we
want it or rot, we are compelled to take II
and we can't help it Immense applause
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09
The New York correspondent of the Ma

The New York correspondent Of the Ma
tional Intelligencer says 1.-The recommen.
dstion of the President in bis Message to
Increase the duties on imports, and to adopt
specific instead of ad valore duties, meets
the appreciation Of the great business and
commercial Interests of this city. More
money must be had. and this is the houest
way to get il; and the return TO good old
Wing policy ia not the least Of the subjects
Of graduation"
Secretary Cobb's annual report, argues in
favor of the present ad ralorem system, and
against home valuation and recommends a
slight change in the tariff of 1857, BY raising
the various schedules now out of the decimal
line, to the next higher corresponding deci,
NAL value.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

FAMES AND ADJUSTMENTS FOR THE
" YOUNG FOLKS AT HOME The snake
Game, Doctor Kare's Tip 10 the Arcuc Re
sIons The uld Maid Mother Goose, The Parlor
Game The Oregon Game, Fashion and Famine,
Movable Alphabet Cards, Conversation Cards,
Fortune Telling Cards aud variety OF new
and interesting French aud German Games and
Puzzles. &c, Just received aud for sale.
dc TOiIN n PARROTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

The campbeue oil factory of Merritt Il
Bro, in Baltimore, was destroyed by fire, on
Tuesday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09

sNOR HlRE-The advertiser wishes 10 mir.
1 IN The country young and healthy SER
'ANt WOMAN She IS a good Cook, Wash
er, and lr0ner. Address Box zoO, Alexandra
Post Office dec 7-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-09
TIltE Ms SAIL.

TIRST ANNUAL BALLOF THE FRIEND.
i SHIP FIRE COMPANY.--The members
of the FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY re.
spectfuIly inform their friends and tae public
IN general. that their FIRST GRAND BALL
viii take place at
SAREPTA HALL.
ON THURSDAY EVENiAG, December 18TH
The members OF tho Company pledge them
selves that nothing shall b. et undone to make
the occasion one OF real enjoyment 10 those VINO
NAV be pleased TO patronIze them
u ESPUTA'S CELEBRATED COTILLIoN BAND
mas been engaged.
IL COACHES will be in attendance 10 convey
Ladies 10 and from the Ball
q TICKETS. admitting Gentleman and
two Ladies, $ TO be had at the Store OF John
A. Mllburn Druggist; at George + French's
Bookstore, or of any number OF the Committee
Managers Oh the part Of the Nm
Huth Latham, George DU'fey,
Milton Glasgow, John T. Johnston,
F. sydney Blackjack Charles d. Rutd.
On the part cf Re''J
Charles ]. Wise, j. B. >moot,
d. r Wilson, W. r. Lambert,
w. b. Rich trds, jr., Harrison Jacobs
On the part Of Hyd,Gulton
Vim H. Smith, James ). Douglas,
John A. 1ravers, VIM + Carne,
| Stepaen Swan, James A. Proctor.
On the part # Star.
F.. H. DeIshay, ID. stuart,
| J. K Alexander, John H. h gdon,
| Louis XII Ter, Charles ). Price.
q" the past Of Citizens
| r. I rlummer, Robt W. Falls,
Louis r.. Green, + a Marbury,
A HUMPHREYS, I'd. T Asaby,
Charles s Moore, John S RIdgeley,
Edgar Snowden, jr., Vim W smith,
| n K Bradshaw, Samuel Getney,
James Smoot, william Alien,
K. W Robinson, Joseph Williams,
John A. Field, Charles Javins.
On the part If Friendship.
Oscar n Tubnan, VIM Il. Javlns,
| Edward h tIarGson, Jas W. Atkinson,
Randolph JavIns. Wn Underwood,
EJcrut,rs COMMITTEE
Geo T Warrington, Kobr +. Prettyman,
H Garter Dorsey, Samuel Grlgg.
dec 9-dtd
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-04-20

Gov. EVERETT is on his Southern
tour, delivering his admirable discourses
on Charity and the Character of WASH
ington, to crowded and admiring audien-
ces in all the Southern cities. He is
welcomed in the most cordial and en-
thusiastic manner wherever he goes at
the South, and his mission-beside at
tanning the immediate objects in adding
TO the funds of the Mt. Vernon, and the
charitable associations, in whose behalf
he is laboring-is doing much to restore
the ancient spirit of kindness between
the North and South. At Charleston,
his reception was most heartfelt and flat
tering, and the reward Of his labors gen.
erous. The proceeds of his lecture in
the small city Of Augusta was $500; and
at Savannah, over $1,c'). He visits Mo-
bile and New Orleans, and will probably
ascend the Mississippi, stopping al
Natchez, Vicksburg and Memphis. Il
would be a great treat if we could ar
rest and detain him one day here as h'
ascends the Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-04-20

0TJames l., Pettigrew, one Of the
most eminent lawyers and distinguished
citizens Of the South, has written to Mr..
Crittenden from Charleston, that he fully
endorses his views on the Kansas ques-
tion, and he is convinced that the masses
Of the South also agree with him in these
sentiments. No one familiar with the
great body Of the people Of the South,
could ever doubt their real sentiments
upon the attempted Kansas swindle.--
The ultra disunionists and violent cham
pions Of Lecomptonism, have never met
with any response to their speeches in
the public voice of the South, and if they
are defeated and mortified, there will be
no Indignation meetings there to vindi-
cate their wounded honor.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-04-20
Does any Of our High Lirers ever eat too mu

Does any OF our High Livers ever eat too much
dinner! IL any of reaiers have cooks who tempt
their appetite little to far, will tell secret that will
lead them to the enjoyment OF their dinners without
visit from that gouty old gentleman Dyspepsia Take
A DOSE OF Dr.. SANDFoRD's ISvIGoRAToR AFTER
EATING, AID you WILL NEVER BE TROUBLED WITH
INDIGESTION; but on the contrary, before the next
meal time approaches the appetite will he sarpene to
appreciate amy kind of food. If the food rises or
sours, the Invgora,or will fix the matter at once, for
there is something in il that to the expression of
friend, will let man eat gravel stones, and take the
Invigorator and they will digest We have tried il in
double doses, two occasions, for sick head
ache, and il acts like charm.
What we want to say to readers, young or old, is,
if ifanytng ails yOu, without delay and get bottle
OF DIX SASDFoRDs ISvIGoRAToR, and il it don't
come and tell U.S. for We want to see person that it
will not benefit. (See Advertisement.)
mar30-d&wIm
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-04-20
Congressional Contingent Expenses

We ask the attention of the people
and especially Of the Democratic advo
Gates "of retrenchment and REFORM" to
the following list of some Of the contin-
gent expenses allowed and paid for by
the present Congress. A majority Of
both Houses deny that Congress has
power to. appropriate money to remove
the snags which are annually causing the
destruction Of millions Of property, in
the great highways of the national Com
merce-they cannot build railroad to
unite the two grand divisions Of the
country separated by the Rocky Noun
tains, but the members find authority to
buy ladies' neutrality-suspicious. boxes
dressing cases-portfolios--a
dies portemonnaies and nicknacks for
their wives, daughters, and female fa-
Torites. Let our plain farmers who have
been navigating the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers the last winter in dread of the ten
thousand snags which threatened de-
struction to their little crafts at every
turn Of the river, and which cannot be
removed--it is said-for the want of
power in Congress to appropriate money
for that purpose, read the following list
Of contingent expenses incurred and
paid by the present House Of Represen-
tatives, and when they meet the member
from their district next fall in the can
vas for reelection ask him "how these
things are?" Ask him, if he thinks
there is on earth a people more com.
pletely "bamboozled" by their professed
friends than the American voters.