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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON
THE VOTE I'M THE HOUSE TAKEN
LECOMPTON .FLOORED.
crittenden's Amendment Adopted.
YEAS, RIO; NAYS, Il2.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, April /, 1858.
The House is full with the exception Of Messrs
Caruthers and Harris, who are both expected
The crowd in the Capitol s immense. MrSte-
phens takes the floor at p. In.
Alr. Dewart has gone over fully to the Ad
| Inluistration since his interview with the Pres-
dent. The members of the Cabinet we're in the
House lnost cf last night, sitting up With and
isirsing doubtful eases.
An immense audience now crowds the gal
ieres waiting the demonstration
One O'Clock p. m.-Mr Harris, pale as a
corpse, has just been brought in and placed in
his seat
Dir. Stephens moves to take up the Senate
bill. Mr.. Giddings objecis. The Yeas and NAYS
are ordoIed On the question, Shall this bill be
rejected. Yeas, 50; Nays, 1877.
Mr.. Stephens yielded the h5or to Mr.. Mont
eomery, who moved to strike out all after the
enacting clause, AMI substitute his own ameni-
ment.
Dir. Qaitiuan proposes to amend Mr. Mont
eomeTy'a amendment, by substituting the or-
glnal Senate bill, striking out Dir. Pugh's
amendment
Humphrey Marshall proposes 10 amend
lhr. Stephens declines TO yield the floor, and
demands tha previous question The yeas aud
nays ordered on Mr. Quituian's motion.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, april Ia p. m.
Dir. Quitlnah's amendLent was rejected by
the decisive vote Of 160 to 72.
\ majority OF the Lecomptoni,ss voted TO
strike out the amendment Of Mr.. pugh, which
gave the people of Kansas he power to change
their Constitution whenever they choose, show
ing that they did not believe that the Leeon,p-
ton Constitution can be changed until after
1864
Tho vote was then taken on Mr. Montpome-
rvs amendment, which is but slightly different
from Mr.. Grittenlen's aud il WAS passed, Yeas
l20, Nays ll2
DewArt and Burns voted in the negative
The vote is jnsl declared, amid applause in the
galleries. Keiit, in towering passion, moves
they Re cleared, but is pursuadeI to withdraw
his moiun
The final vote on the passage Of The bill as
amended is: Yeas, One huBdred and t,eentg;
Nays, Ore hanared and t1Uaivs 4 motion to
reconsider was made, and laid on to-. table
Hnrrsl
The vote GU the passage Of tho bill as amen
ded IS the same on adopting the U-itsenden
meHdment--namely:
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
BEDFORD INQUIRER.

Mr. Criitcnlen's amendment as passed w.s
materially improved and modified since il was
irst offered in the Senate Instead Of sayiug
thas the Constitution With which Kansas il now
admitted shall be submitted TO the POPULAR vote
II refers TO !, merely as Constitution framed
At Lecolopop. Il prevents less than major
ity Of the Board OF Commissioners from certv-
Tying the vote On the Constitution to the Pres
ldent, tlias rendering kickapoo frauds and tho
Ike fruitless l. rejects the land-grab ordi-
nance, aud puulshes Illegal voting or fraudulent
returns with severe penalties. Il declares that
Il Lecompion IS rejected, and new Cnnstitu-
ton ratified By the people, Kansas shall be
absolutely in he Union; thus preventing any
esioua Resistance to her admission next Winter.
OF any demands for compromises as conditions
Of admission.
rIhe Anerielns of Washington are as reioc-
Cd at the result as the Republicans and the
Houglas Democrats il Congress. The Buci-
anan men mourn and threaten alternately -
Old Buck Is very gloomy an! indignant. The
wblppers-in Insist that the House must and
will recede; but the anti-Lecmptouites are tirm.
aud all say that tbs man who yields shall be
efsnded by the whole plalanx a. disgraced.
dr. Harris CT Illinois came in from his sick
room, determined TO vote, if it cost him his lie.
as It may. He, with Nlessrs Hickman and
Oliaphan Of Peunsj lvana, voted to reject the
Senate b.ll abs olutely.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
From the Washington Suites, fDem)
EVIDENCE AGAINST LECGMPTON, BY A
LECOMPTON DELEGATE

IN The tieksburg (Niss.) Wig We find potion
OF letter dated February u 1858, from Mis,is.
silpan IN Kansas 10 resident OF YicksInrg. The
writer has taken prominent part 10 the politics OF
inc Ielntory, was member Of Le l.,conruton
convention, and is swell posted as any man IN
Kansas" His evidence is peculiarly pointed and
iorcbie, and covers every disgrace which has beer,
praeticel in the Territory. This extract from the
member of the Lcc9mpton Convention is com.
pete Key 70 the whole system Of fraud under which
Kansas HIS suffered
My reason for leaving is, think, a good one.
cannot stay any longer / have bsen. as every
one must be, identified with politics. / unfortu-
hateiy for my future prospects in Kansas. have
taken an active and rather prominent part And
now, TO confess the truth and shame the devil we
.he fre-SilYcry men, cannot expect any mercy or
iaro-s from the DID Abolftionists for slthough
We have been in minority ever since [ came to
Kansas, we tayc denied this, to prevent diseour
aging emigration from the South, and have hnIlied
and swindled them in our elections, until even |
ainlit they have right to feel outraged. To-day
aIi''y udtnumber us ut least four O. i've to enc
ihe disproporion S too great for us to tlsit, any
longer the more so from the fact that tho c1sainp
spring $ emigration viii sYell thsir aiority TO
probably eight or ten TO one; for our In m are
10 etylng daily, and III ,irs are pgsging ill.,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
REGISTER'S NOTlGE.

ALL persons interested. will take notice. that
the following accountants have fled their accounts
in the Registers office of Bedford County. and
that tie same, wiz be presented to the Orphans
Court for continuation, on Friday, the 7th day of
May, next, at the Court House in Bedford.
The Account of Adam K2ttering Admir- Of the
estate OF John Teeter, late of Monroe Township
deed.
The Account of Vim. NJ. Hall, Esq, Admir- Of
Township. decd.
The supplemental Account Of John Cessna, < 50
Admir- OF tliFestate of Abraham Sparks, late of
West Providence Township decd.
The Account of Thomas Bllckburn Gnars;.,
OF Elizabeth Miller, formerly Ezcbeth Griffith of
ST. clair Township
The Account of John Blair, Esq, Admir- of the
estate of John Blair, late of Cumberland Valley
Township, decd.
The Account of Job Mann, surviving Admir-
with the viii annexed of S. NJ. Barclay, Z so late
OF the Borough of Bedford, decd.
SAMUEL II. TAIE, Register.
Registers Office, April 8, 1858.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09

this overwhelming testimony as 10 lis being a
sWindle and fraud, should haze just the OPP
poste effect upon his mind. As 20 the power
OF the people to alter, amend, or reject it af,er
wards-that is but tub thrown out 10 umuse
the whale--and you please, to arrrase bis
outraged conscience for all know thar ,is adopt-
ed, it cannot be sltesed before 1864, unloss by
revolution, and this Mr. REiLLY knows very
we'll
FoRSEY truly says that such sacrifice
ought to have some satisfactory coauierbalanc-
ing advantages to break the fall Of ,he victim,
and these 'countcrbalancing advantages, We
have no doubt, have been, satisfactorily set
ted while conscience has been thrown 10 the
dogs.-RePosifory and Transcript.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
WANTED AT HOME.

The following gentlemen, who have inlsrep-
resented Pennsylvania at Washington, are
wanted at home. They win return, doubtless,
at the close of the present session. never again
to return TO the seats which, BY voting for Lee
compton, they have disgraced. The following
are The names Of these enemies tosfreedom, not
of the servile blacks.of the South, but white
men, as good citizens, and as much entitled to
all the privileges of citizens as themselves
Mark the names: Mr. Bigler, Of the Senate;
Messrs. ALL, Dewart, Dimmick, Florence,
Gillis, J. Clancy Jones, l4andy, Loidy, Phil
lips, REILLY and White, of the House. Come
home, gentlemen, the cup Of your shame is
full and oyerfowing.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF POOR
HOUSE CHECKS,

The Directors of the Poor of Bedford County,
hereby give notice TO the holders and owners Of
Poor Hons checks that it will be 10 their interes
to pres ent them to the Treasurer, George w Bly,
mire, at Bedford. The object in having them pre-
sented, is to ascertain the of Indebtedness
so that the Directors may be enabled 20 fix the tax
es and make other arrangements TO discharge the
same. Those living at distance can send in the
amount.
The Tax Collectors also notified that the
balances due on their duplicates must be paid or
the necessary means will be rescrteti to TO compel
payment GEORGE d. SHUCK,
GEORGE ELDER,
GEORGE SMOUSE,
April y, t55o.-d. Directors.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
The last weeks Gazette has long article

The last weeks Gazette has long article
attempting to eiiticise the conduct Of Col.
John w. Forney, and reading him out Of the
party fer opposing the outrageous attempt of
James Buchanan, to force upon the people Of
Kansas a constitution against their will, and
which they have thrice rejected. This is de-
eiiedly rich, 10 say the least of it. John "
Foruey has all bis life long been Democrat
Que of the strictest sect of Locofocos, and al
ways supported the principles and candidates
of his party, right or wrong; but this Leconp-
ton swindls was little too much for even him,
'aad he has honestly opposed it, knowing that
nothing but its defeat would save his patty.
The cream of the joGe in its reading him
out of the party lies in this: B. f. Meyers
was, until late in the campaign Of 1856, an
actlvc Know Nothing --institutipg Councils
and making speeches. lie had previously been
Wing, and Republican, and is, as is seen by
t no above, Locofoco Of only few months
standing The other editor Of that paper, g.
w. Benford, although he has net belonged to
quite SO iaany different parties rs Meyers, is
only fceoioeo of but very few years stand
ing. lie commenced political life few years
ago as one Of the publishers Of the Somerset
Herald, decided Wing journal. These are
the men who take upon themselves the exceed
';lngly doubtful task Of reading John W Form
5 ey oat of his party. Their attempt to DO 50
reminds US of the lif'le dog barking at the
moon
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09

Dagger AHEAB.--The Harrisburg Demo-
cratic Union is fearful that the Democracy Of
our State will Re fatally disrupted BY secret
political association into which its party friends
have crept for bad purposes, Possibly it may
be the "Molly Mcguire" association, and if so,
is in old one, which has not been able TO make
much progress out Of tie city Of its birth, But
hear the Union:
"There is a secret society in Peunsylyania,
which, whatever :ts ultimate object, must have
for effect the disruption Of the Democratic par
ty. Unless it is checked, it will array the
united North against the South, and present
aU insurmountable barrier against the harmo-
nious action Of the great party Of this confed-
eracy. Prominent Democratic politicians arc
engaged therein, and would wreck all, in their
short-sightcd madness, for the purpose of ear
rying ouk their ridiculous resolves
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
LIST OF GlI-SES

DU down Tor Tril at May Term, t8d DAY.
1858.
Elizabeth Kelly vs.. Williim Walsh
John Shreeve VS.. Joseph Bixon
John Cook VS.. School Directors
John koontz use VS.. Michael Reed
Sanlnel Amick VS.. Joseph s. Reed ct al
3. Colt and wfe's uso vs.. David Patterson
Lowry and wifo's use vs. Same
Samuel Moses exor's ct al vs.. ohm Al>ip
Peter j. Little vs., Jacob Slock
John May vs.. George Troutman ct al
Jacob Farhner's VS.. J Ohm A,sp
ii. B. r. p. & + Road Co. VS.. Pat. I.cdd,
Benjamin Mshoncy VS.. Solomon Sponsler
James Patton VS.. DR.. William Birch
d. D keaggy's use vs. p. NJ orning>tar ct IL
Philip Hardman eft al VS.. Elias Hite
Wm c. Logan Esq. VS.. d. II. IIoRus ESQ.
VIM. Borders use vs.. John TAYLOR ct al
Abr'm Reighart VS. Thomas Inler ct al
Powell W. IDishong vs.. David Wall, II ct al
Charles Stuckey va Henry Moses OF al
DR. Wnl Blair vs.. Archiba Id b lair
John Remmer VS.. Anthony Ciingcrman
SAMUEL H. TATE, Proth'y.
Prsth'ys Office, April Q, 1858.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09

WnAT CEIrTENDEN's AMENDMENT Is
The force of Mr.. Crittenden's amendment
should be thoroughly understood. We find in
the Washington Union The following statement
cf its provisions, and it is fair oae: eft is
voluminous in terms, but simple il actual pro-
visions. Itprovides that the I4ecompton Con-
stitution shall be submitted to the wLi,c male
inhabitants of the Territory, resident there
thee months, aud citizens of the United States.
Ii majority approve, then Karsas is TO be ad-
mitted as State, by proclamation OF the Pres
dent.
'sIf, on the contrary, m,jority dlsapprove,
then Convention is to be called to frame a
new Constitution, which, in turn, is to be sub
miited 10 like vote Of the inhabitants"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

We learn FROM our friend, Capt John 4.
Osborn, that very serious. accident occurred
On the Six Nile Run branch of the Broadtop
Railroad, in this County, on the 30h ult. It
appears that two young nacu, by the names Of
Ira Foster and Samuel Long, 10th residents of
that neighborhood, were employed in loading
ears with hoop poles, and after getting cue
loaded, they cot on the front of ii, and two
others got on behind for the purpose Of biak-
lag. By some means the brake would not
work, and the result was that the ear ran off;
the two men behind threw themselves IF but
sustained little injury. The other two in front
eonld not get of, and When they came down TO
the main road at Riddlesburg, they came in
eontact with four other cars The collision
was fearful, and young Foster had his leg bro
ken above the knee, while the other, Samuel
Long, whu ia only about IA years Of age, had
one thigh broken IN two places; the other was
also broken, aud his left foot badly crushed
They we're conveyed to their Lomes, and the
serviresof couple of medical gentlemen cal
led into rcquisifion. Foster appears to be do
ing we'll, but Longs recovery is considered
'do1l:ful
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09

The Gazette lust week attempted to account
for the defeat of its editors lately adopted par
ty, iE this Borough, by saying that eighteen
hocofocos left the Borough, and consequently
lid NOT vote. They may have had that many
less votes than they had last fall, but accord
ing to the Gazettc's own showing, eight of
their men voted for our ticket, which leaves
-enly ten who voted for them last fall, that
we're not at the polls this Spring The most Of
'ihesc have left the Borough, aud lost thcir res
ilence. The gains are all in our favor.
Mr. Meyers bowels yesrn in compassion for
ihe few traitors that we're beaten. This is all
natural. Dir. Meyers treason to the Whigs,
the Republicans, and the Know Nothiugs, has
also been quite recent, and "felloT-fceling
makes us wondrous kind''
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
Admfnistrator,s Notice.

LETTERS of Administration having been gran
ted to the subscriber, residing in Middle Mood
berry Township, on The estate OF J. II. Keagy,
late OF said Township dee d all persons indebted
20 said estate are hereby notified to make payment
immediately, and those having claims against tho
same, will present them properly authenticated for
settlement. y. l.. KEAGY,
April 8, lS5e.-f.s Administrator.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
CURT PR0lLiiliTIGY

w hEREAS the Honorable FnAscIs ~ K,u-
W NELL, Prcsiaent OF the several Courts Of Com.
mon II MS in the counties composing the Itth Jul
deiaI District, and Justice of tie Courts OF Over
ana ierm'aer and Gencral jail Delivery for tb,
trial Of capital and other offenders in the said Di
trlet-and A. j. SRIyELY and john q. HARrLgY.
Esqulres. judges ofthe Counts OF Common Pies
and justices of the Court of Over and Terniner
and General Jail Delivery for tbs ir !. of all cant
TAI and other offenders IN the county or Bedford
nave issued their precept and to me directed for
hotiing Court of Common Pieas and Genera !
JAN Delivery, and Court of Oyer ana Terminer AT
Bedford, on MONDAY the Sd dav of Nav
hea,. Office Is hereby given to all the Justices
The said county OF Bedfoid, that they be then snd
there In their proper persons, with their rolls, rec
ords, ana nquistions, examinations and other re-
membranes, to do those things which TO their Off
ces and IN that behalf app4rts;n 10 be done, and
ai~o they VINO VIII prosecute against the prisoners
that are or shall be in the Ill Of Bedford county
10 ne then and there 10 prosecute against them as
shall DO just.
WILLIAM S. FLUCK, Sheriff.
April 8, 1858.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
NOTICE.
April 9, 1853

The Account of SAINT II. Tate, Assignee Of
Sansom Gephart, has been filed at the Office of
the Prothohotary Of the Court of Common Pleas
of Bedford County, and The same will be present
ed to aid,Court for confirmation, on Friday, the
9Th day of May, next.
Also the Account Of John Fickes, committee Of
the person and estate of Peter Colebaugh, q Luna
tic OF Union Township, at the same time and place
SAMUEL u. TATE, Proth,g
Prothonotary's Office, April 9, 1858
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09

fie news OF the defeat of Lecompton
hos beer received IN different parts of the
lirian By the firing cf cannon and general jol-
l.ii.siion. The hearts Of the people are
against Lecompton. The administration is
crossing weaker every day.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
BEDFORD iCiDENI..

The Summer session Of this Institution will
commence on Wednesday, April 2lst
The efficient County Supernten tent of the Pub
ne Schools, Rev. II. Heckerman will assist in tho
Bs1lucllou y oil youth during the coming quarter.
Persons, therefore, wishing to pursue a conrs, nf
study with the view of preparing themselves to
teach IN our Common Schools, will enjoy rare ai-
vantages in connection with this Insti,Gtiop.
GEORGE w. AJGHiNBAUGH,
April 0, 1858. Princin,l
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09

After writing to persons in this District that
''all the sympathies Of his heart" we're with
the Free State men in Kansas, Wilson Reilly
has -hssely betrayed them. What was the re-
ward. Who knows! Thanks, however, to
the free, unbought, unpurchasable men in the
House of Representatives, Wilson Reilly's
treason did not accomplish its object, and
Heaven, VIC hope, will prevent ii in the future
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing ufder ths
name Of Mowry K Co.. in the Dry Goods business,
has been. dssslyed by mutual consent. The husi-
ness Of the Hrn will be settled by the unlersigI ed
HENRY M0WRY.
l.. A. TURNER,
'Buena Vista. April 0, is5s.-c'
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
just Received at ihe New Firm.
REED &:NINAIGH'S.

An elegant assortment Of Spring Goods, Of the
best quality, consisting of Cloths Clssinores,
Tweeds, Jeans, and Cottonldas, 40 pieces of tho
latest style Calicoes and Ginghams. Also, Mus
Inns, hleached and unbeacheo, of every grade, al!
OF which viii be sold at the lowest figure for cash
April 9. 1858.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09

We were last week and week before, the
guest of d. j. Chapman, Esq, of philadel-
phia. Dan is clever fellow, aud always
knows how to do the nice thing, to insn,bers of
'the craft, as well as to all others.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09

a Diary DoUoH-FAcE.-Beef Bigler, last
week stated in the Senate, that he desired to
see Kansas come into the Uuion az Slave
State,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09

5. ). MeGibbons, Esq-, City Auditor of
Cincinnati, has our thanka for copy Of his
Report
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-04-09
HEAs--Td fmend..

NoRrH Caro- LIMA
!. GILMER-1.
IcUT Ctafk, New YoRK--Hsskip.y
II. f Clark. Murray,
Elihu VASE Thompson, DIN, pcdf,
PGfmsr Spinner, Clark
Kellogg, Nor B. Cochr4ae, Morse,
:, Shaw, ROB- .hafteSon, Bennett,
III, Sam. 5. G'9toin, Hoard Gran
3 gee, Morgan, Polite,
Fo- Parker, Kelsey, In
ore, j. G. Da- dreaa, SAfrnan, Bar
son, Coifar, roughs, Fenfon-23.
lttf-o. o e--Pendleton,
atis, Z. Da- Groesbeck, Campbell,
Nichols. Mott, Cock
cKY-UNDER erill, Harlan, Stan
:. MARSHALL ton, Hall, Horton,
Cox Sherman, Bliss,
Wool, Gilman, Tompkias, Law
Morse, t. Wash renee, Letter, Wade,
sfT.-6. Gedd,ngs, Bingham
Nd RIcAUD, j. 10.
tis, u WINTER FENNsTLYANIA-E.
! J Norris, o. Jones,
iusErTs--Hali, Hickman, Roberts,
!, Damrell, Runkis, Gror, Edir,
Burtingams, Copods, Mon,gome.
Iooch, Knapp, ~, R,fctie. !parui-
chafes, Dawes ance, .Stcuart, Dick
ID.
" HoWard RHODE ISLAND.
WafbTdge, Dutee, Brayton-2,
VERMoNT-WalfOn !,
I-Btair-l. .Ho7iii, Royce-3.
MPsHIRE-Pike WIscoNs1N.-Poi
Cragin-3. {. c. Washbufae,
RsEY-CiapSon Balinghwst-3.
Adrain-3.
NAYS.
New JERsEY-auy-
Dowdcll Cobb Ter, Wortenayke-2.
iousiou, Garry NORTH CARoSINA-
Shaw, Rufin, Win
As.-.Green slow, Branch. Scales.
srren-2. Craige, Clingmau-7.
NIA-Scott- New YogK1Sesrino.
Taylor, Sickles Kel-
z. ly, Maclay, J. Coch-
RE w hitley ranc, Ward, Russell,
Corning, Hatch-10.
--tiawkins--l OnIo--Millcr, Burns
..
J, TRTPPE, PENNSYLVANIA Flor
Wrlght,Jack- ence, Landy, Phillips,
IL, Stephens CLANCY Jones, Leidy,
Dimmick, White, Ali,
A--NIblack, ellis, Reilly, Dewart
Gregg--3 Ill.
kY Burnett, SoUTH CARo1ISA-
Talbot, Jew Mcqueen. Miles X eitt
TT, Clay, Ma Bonham, Boyee-5
Fenson-s. TENNESSEE Watkins
MAYNARD,S A.
Davidson, San Smith, Savage, READY
!. Jones, Wright, ZoL-
kD--Stewart L.coFFER, Atkins, Av-
Bowle--3. ery-l0.
| -ANDER- TExAs-Bryop, Rea-
ark, Craig, gam.
y, Phelps VIRoINIA--G arne tt,
Millison, Caskie, Goo ie,
PPt-- Lamar, Bocock, Powell, Smith,
Barksdale, Faulkner, I.etcher, Gle
}, Quitman mems, jenkins, Bdmund-
son, Hopkins,-l3.
Observation-Disclosures tMo)
REHABILITATION
Yeas. Ways.
ans % Democrats 1o4
Is % Americans 8
10
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