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LIST OF

HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
No Price of single boxes-eents.
For Fever Congestion and Iniammation-Heat Pain
a-Fof Worm Fever Worm Cohc vOsciou. Appetite, Wet,
s-For eeEe Tee.hns Crying and Wsisfalne.. Slow
Growth, and Fsebleness Of jnfants Is
SpmmeI comnlaint - $3.50 -. . -. IS
5-FOr pyei.sfy Or Bloody Flax, Cole Gripns., Bilious
sror Cholera Gioe. Mor6u: Nausea and vomiting
For Coughs Cold: Hssseness Bronchitis; inaasasa and
sFe s1I Toohsse faceacis Nervous Pains Neuralgia and
s-For Headaches Sick mssiache. Vertigo, Rush Of Blood
lo-Fof dyspepsia weak acid or dsrsnsed stomach Con.t
nFdT f' soPpesstd Me%es or .caniy or delaying green
2-F:f tsaconies or Whites. bearing down pioia:s
s-For Group hcsr.e croupy Cough oppressed
ia-FG1 Sal, klstm Gu:iy Eruption Ey.ipea. se.id
Is-For Rheumatism Pain Iamcnes. or soreness. in the
Chest Back, Side, or Limbs .,....,....;..".3;;;S
lsFSI Fever and Ague Intermittent Fever Dumb Asae Old "a
l7-For Piles ntsSnsor external blind or bleeding recent
is-FoT 0pii5aly Weak Inaaaei Eye. Eyciii, Fan
Is-For Cstarh, acute chronic dry or lowing Cold IN
the Head Influenza. Observation-Disclosures. 50
sc-FST whOSpi9s Cough shortening and para,ns it,
ai-For Asthma Oppressed dicult labOTod breathing cough
ss-Fc' W. Discharges noise in the head Impaired heans
aa-Ic. .sgla Enlarged Gland. and Ton.i. s~eInss,
ai-For General Debility Physical Nervous Weakness 30
2S-For DTopsy Fluid Accommodations Tumd Sweings,with
26-For Sea- Sickness Proaton Vertigo Naa Vomiting 30
27-For Urnsy Diseases, Crawl Renal calcuh Difficult or ~
aFor seminal Emissions InIo.aiy discharges and con.
sequent Prostraon aud Debility
29-For Sore Mouth or CGnker
PRICE
The entire set Of Twenty eight large vs In mo "A
rocco, and Book Of Directions. y ="
Case Of Twenty large yials In morocco ana po0A VI D N
Case Of Twenty large Walls plain aud Book Of pe0 ~
Case Of Fifteen boxes Nc. to IS) aud Book Of Direc "a
Case Of any Six boxes mos to i and Book Of pireo' ~
age Gaze OF o. Vial. for Planters aud Physicians l.
OUR REMEDIES BY NAIL or EXPRESS
We send these Remedies by the single box or full case to cay
part of the country by mail express free Of charge co re-
oept Of the price.
NB-The boxes Nos to IS are small Size Nos lo'ofs
large Sire and In making up 81 81 case this must
membered The yias uniform In size and price ana " "
Ing for vial case 10 attention necessary on this point
Look over the list make up Of what kinds you e'''''
and iucose the amount In note or stamps ~ s ~
cur address, at No Broadway NewiOrE and the ne'ns
will be daily returned by mail or express
AGENTS WANTED for the sale Of our Remedies 10 s'~S
,ov, q, Community 4. the United STATES Address
Dr. HUMPHREYS / Co,
No SOB Broadway, N.w-SerA
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A M MypwIs. Auctioneer.

A ~ MERwIy Auctioneer. "a,
DY BANGS, MERWIN, ~ Co., Irving Build
ID inc. Nos ss4 and SOC Broadway near the MeopoTan
THIS stturday) MORNING May 10, at loi o'clock at our
Anassortment ofHOuSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of
Chairs sofa Extension Dining Table Bedsteads Binds &c
Al.o an elcgpnt Mantle Clock ,,,,,, ~ uooye
NAV al % and %. at o'clock. ou,,
1,o entire PRIVATE LIBRARY Of the late THEODOkt
sETGWICK ESQ recently deceased consisting oil Vanse
LAW and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. The Law portion
ro,nprisipg full sets Of Reports IN common Law and Equity
ststre avs Dieegs Commentaries Tea,ise Scarce Law
Psmnbets Choice Works in Medical Jurisprudence &c so
vpety OF valuable gsh and French Law Books &c 10 De
.od ON MONDAY and Tuesday afternoons May Il ana = ooo
And the Miscelaneoss portion, embracing great variety o
Choice orks on various subjects lin various angles hr
ciu5ng History Voyages and Travels Biography pmioloS,
RihTosaphy Poetry, &c, win be sold on "Wednesday ai's
noon NAV vi CONNER cling each day at o'clock a.
| TVIIRSUAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, May ~ ana ~ a.
o'clock.
COINS MEDALS and TOKENS, embracing choice eoIeo
ton OF articles in this line being the cabinet OF b. j.
VIE rTiIIIfRsDAY AFTERNOON May 2f, at O'clock
| AVAiUiRI,F PRIVATE LIBRARY Of standard Works
n; an denameuts including many and curious oIa
ne very valuable Earyprnted Books choice Mousn ruo
Icaons Illustrated Books-msny Of them in morocco NAH mo
| io''0' SITJRDAY EVENING, May 26, st y o'clock
1 STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS BOOhS enplac
,.ri ~ Library Editions Of Standard Works on y1u
;scts and collection of Scientific Classical ana
| &c. &c.
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A. J. BLERcKER Auctioneer.
STH-AV. and MOUNT MORRlS.-
- A. J. BLEECKER, son & Co.. viii sell at AUCTION,
on TUESDAY May % at u O'Clock ut the Merchants FIX
change splendid LOTS the southeast Of sth and
l2Ohst facing Mt Morris square, size 21lO 10 each Ths Is
probably one Of the desirable plots the 5ay for in.
Vestmeut.
On shay4 splendid Lots side between lh aud ll2h
ss blocks Central Park Title perfect and terms Lib
raj Mans Sc at No PinesL Q,g70)
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PAcIPIc MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.,
A.. H.. A.. d IncO

PAcIPIo MAIL STEAMSHIP Co,
NKw-YoRK, May g. 1860. )
AT the Regular Monthly Meeting of the Board
IN Of Directors held this day g DIVIDEND OF TEN PER
CENT declared out Of the profits payable and after the
18th inst. -
The transfer books win be closed from the evening Of the 18th
70 ths morning Of May a.
By order Of the Board,
rs'r FREDERICK HOFFMAN
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OPFlcE RECEIVER N. Y. & r. r. r. Co.,
May IS, 1860.

May u.s. 1860.
NJOTICE.-The INTEREST on the SECOND
IN MORTGAGE BONDS Of the NEW-YORK AND ERIE
RAILROAD COMP ANY due the hrst day Of March, 1900
will be PAID at the Office Of the Receiver IN Fireplace, Ne"
York Oh and after May 26 inst
Intsrcst on Bonds which Extension Coupons have been
issued viii paid presentation and delivery Of the Coupons
and Interest Bonds which Extension Coupons have not
been issued will paid presentation Of the Bonds Tor
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver
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Remopals.

DE NOV A l..
IL STATIONERS' HALL,
No. $50 BROADWAY.
j. A. IT. HASBROUCK, &c Co.,
sTATIONERS AND PRINTERS
Have REMOVED from Nos. Ia and l76 Pear-st TO
No. $50 BROADWAY,
BETWEEN MAIDLN-LANE AND JoHN-ST, N T.
DEMOVAL.-JUDSON d. MUNGER have re-
IL moved from No No 626 Broadway (seIt door to
Laura Keene's 1heaer), with HARRIS BROS.
w ID b X o L III Il Il s
w HAVE REMOVED TO
No. 800 BROAD WAY.
IL directing notice 70 their removal
WOOD BROTHERS
Beg TO call attention their large variety q OPEN CAR
RACES Of designs made expressly for Central ParG aud
wetengpace driving with great regard to elegance comfort
hghtness, and strength.
This stock superior TO before presented 10 the pub
h and well worthy the inspection OF those who desire Article
beautiful In design and hnsh unexceptOnabe IN taste aud re
able In construction.
Drawing aud specifications viii be furnished to persons al
distance, application by letter
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II E n s Q Ms ..a,,,o,
ID SPRING FASHIONS.
RICH SILK BURNOUS
RICH SILK BASQUES, VERY DEEP.
Ladies' call and PATTI SILK CLOAK, the mos,
elegant garment.
Also STRIPED CLOTH BURNOUS
STRIPED CHALLIE, FOR SUMMER WEAR
All made in the most thorough manner.
No $40 CANAL-ST opposite Mercer.
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OFFICE or TaK ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.
NEw-YOKK, Msy Is 1860.
VTHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Shareholders
oftbe Illinois Central Railroad Company for the ELEC-
TON Of DIRECTORS and the transaction OF any other bust
nes v be held at the Office Company, in the City Of
Chicago on WEDNESDAY May 80 lo60 at lOl o'clock
The transfer books win be closed the 2th May and re-
opened on the ID June W. h. AChEkhANi Secretary.
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q HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN. ,
y On the ls day g Moy 1860, he Grasea5erg Companyr~
s" S So p@ss GS No. BoND
thr door from Broadway in order asord gyeq,e, (ae..
confidence in the GrdefeH6erg Theory ond Practice
ciSEs do NOT CONTAIN ONE cALosEL MIX
Curry PORN, any MINERAL DRUG WHATEVER This
made OF the most skuy compounded vegetable sin-
pies 4a Ri st GSfEFES 81 VEGETABLE PILLS
By mad free t5 po s5s . Sss S u Z. lis, Of
Graenberg medicines and when remember that over 500
out om hi. S ests5shment u month there
giving them precedence BUT when the great extent and seye
al their long d and %eayins train Of constitutional debility and
suffering considered medicine which win restore health 70
American Women stands out in bold fee and MUST preeede
'A 0'''''' TIE Z G iHIl CoMPANvs
MARsHALLS UTERINE CAThOLIC0N.
In all diseases Of Women this remedy will act ne-
datey and certainly upon the abdominal aud uterine muscles
dition in childhood and youth IL will inialibly posi-
atns symptom: commonly known as female disease weakness
ueguaes &c, which weery and render unhappy SO many
profession seeks in vain remedy aud from which wealth.
position, deeaey and refinement AFFORD no exemption The
TsEsgat,n ,,n .n, .,n.,,.n,. b.. moved h.,
yond the shadow OF doubt that this Cehoieon viii restor
functional and general health freshness OF complexion aud
from the young woman anguidly building into wonanhood
when the e leaves the system enieebled and unable
oubi,ome symptoms attending pregnancy the beHsht o. the
CdthOiicoH . most remarkable
PJie 81 so per bottle ~ For Six DOLLARS FiyB BOT
Tbs wn BIZ SENT ny E1PEEss AND oHARGEs PREPAID TO
oF ExPREss LINE FROM hKw-Yo RK IL
Addre. JOSHUA +. BRIDGE, NJ d., Secretary AID Resi-
dent PLysicdn, GyGctenbsyg Company No 2 BOND-Sr,
NEW-YORK
to THosE the gavest forms OF uterine dis
and local dspaceneu together with those who have tu
poyp decorations and other injuries Of the ute
rne system from protraeCd childbirth Uudcous attend
those requiring peculiarly skiu treatment and care at
times Of confinement conumptve and others suffering nom
long continued serious chronic difficulties; Others who
wish combine comfortable with the very best medical
caTewi be received within the walls Of the Gaefenberg ln
ue and moderate charge and be under the OF the
resident Ihyscian (DR r. BRIpGgl This building 10 not
hopa IN any Of the word nor can receive charity pa
tents all classes Of disease we have referred TO- or Tor
requiring skill and careful attention. the most astdous
and rrhned resort to i with every ednnaenSo ~ %
cupies the building with his family and VINO Is already Wen
known who invaids until pIo"aehany TO-
stored 10 health through his ministrationa ,,,,,
~ Pareuldy 10 terms &C. ca" % oo'a"ea oV aas'e""s
INC hs''a'"' f"'"'""' JOSHUA r. BRIDGE, MD,
who attendance at the buildings Oh the insttntcs
Nc. z BOkD-Sr, NEN-hohh
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- .ucTqOEEER AND SrOCKBROKER -
- ., STOCK and other Securities
ss,,e sale STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold at inc
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FFVER AND AGILE SPECIFIC

Known remedy without any dee,enous posonou. .nb
stance which not only the aud Old nisnlDa
but may DC ehed upon 3. preventative wbe perons
upon tie principle that vaccination prevents small
bedonna prevents scarlet fever by peocenpyns The yse
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|'~t-N'Nn 1900 W Nav,

NgwYoKK May u, 1850.
4 + the ANNUAL ELECTION Of this Company,
N held the A iust the following gentlemen were elected
TRUST ELS for the ensuing year viz Tracy r. Edson ellih
Wright, Charles Topaz samuel H. Carpenter Mosey Ban
forth, LdwsId J. DsnoIth, Dorsey Bad Robert Draper ana
Francis w. Edmonds. -
At subsequent meeting Of the Trustees, TRACY H. EDSON
uLsnimOury elected President Moee j. Daniorh Vice
President Neziah Wright Treasurer Wi. H. Whiting Sec
rotary. MM. III. WHITING, Secretary
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nUBUoUE AND PACIFIC RAILROAD c

III lUBUQUE AND IACIFI 10 NAILhOAD OOs
H. The annual ELECTION Of DIRECTORS Of sad Com
pany win held at their Office In Dubuque MONDAY the
oh Of June, 1900. Six Directors be elected
resolution Of the Board passed October a. 1889
meeting Stockholders Of said Company hereby Called
their office in Dubuque, SATURDAY June
1880 at 10 for the purpose OF considering whether 20 much
81 Article Of Articles Of Incorporation requires
Directors be residents OF Iowa, should De repealed
JAMES II. McKINLAY. SecretarY
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TNHIRD-AV. SAVINGS BANK, cor. 3dav. and
II 2sthst-slX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on Sums
som 10 900; Bank open daily from 10 TO O'clock also
Monday Wednesday and Saturday Evenings from 70 O'Clock
s. g. CBIIps See'y Spencer X GREEN, PTtSt
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CHICAGo and ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD

~ COhP1NY.-Ihe Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of THE CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY for the purpose Of Elecng Thirteen Directors for
The ensuing year viii be held in the City Of CHICAGO the
Office Of the Company the 9th dag 1hr
Books viii be closed the Afternoon Wednesday the
3oth day May inst O'Clock p H. aud will be reopened
on the 9Th day Of June pTok. at 10 o'clock q
FRANCIS H. TOWS. Seenetary
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THE OPUTUAIMY spFCrPTC

has proved most nyauabe remedy Tor Sore Eyes aud Eyelds
and for and blurred sight One lady in IudeBa who has
been sufferer from eyes for yeo and for two years
entirely blind cured by the Ophh6my SPECIFIC alone
HEADACHES,
which many subjest find curative In the There
celtic which relieves al the dne of the attack and also
one which the condition Of the system upon which
depends and destroys the pedisposiiion to a return.
file Specifies for the female complaints have
proved invaluable Old longstandng Leuconhea Whites
attended with debility and exhaustion aud for which other
chi by the Female Pills with the Specific for Irregularities
controls almost every form OF scenty painful irregular
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~ LOANS.-Tbe Bonds bear pes cent iaterst Coupons
nsvsbe January J. and July In RewYork and rnstare 10
"a The paynen of and sinking fund Is provided for
Nv an snnus tax The entire debt Of the City OF Chicago
~ a89 Ol Of which has been contracted for strictly ,au
81 o.,rosss ASHLEY NORRIS
No. SO
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-15
For the Chronicle.
GAINESVILLE High School.

Mr.. EDITOR We had the pleasure of witnessing
the recent examination of the pupils Of GAINESVILLE
High School, under the superintendent of Profess
sor Wines, who is well known as an able instructor
and strict dsciplinaran, hence the exercises were
most satisfactory to all the visitors in attendance.
There was no attempt to deceive the public by an
automaton process, no unnecessary parade; but an
impartial illustration of progress made during the
administration of the present incumbent
The exercises closed on Wednesday night, by very
appropriate declamatons before large respectable
and delighted audience; the disclaimers all having
acquitted themselves in mastery manner. Toe
much praise cannot be awarded to the Principal for
the ability and ndefatigable industry manifested by
him in raising the school to its high and enviable
position. The examination of the female depart
ment presided over by Miss Lucy Mclean, we have
been informed, was also satisfactory.
Justice will compel every unprecedented mind 10
acknowledge that GAINESVILLE High School is already
in lourshing state commanding the admiration
of the people, being of the best schools in the
State, and possessing advantages over many of the
best. A CITIZEN.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-15

psS- The JefsrsOnidn undertakes to show that
the Union ticket has chance before the people or
in the House. and therefore there be no use in
voting it; but, unfortunately for his argument it
equally proves that the Democratic candidate will
have no chance, and our neighbours hope is that if
the election goes into the House, there will be no
election, and that the Democratic Senate will have
the making of the President We concede the fact
that the Republicans have not the strength to elect
in the House, but the Democrats are stll weaker,
and it is assumption that the election will ne
ccssarily devolve upon the Senate. There is not a
Republican in Congress who does not prefer the
Union ticket to any that the Democracy can nomi-
nate; aud the vote of State, now represented,
may be changed by those who represent it, there is
not only no necessity for handing the choice OF
the President to the Senate but there is no plausible
reason for the suppositon. The House will not
farego its right to elect, and between John Bell
and the Democratic candidate, there can he little
doubt of the success Of the former whose conscrva-
tive craftsmanship has endearcd him to his OPP
ponents in the North.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-15
The Richmond Convention.

RICHMOND June 1.-THE Convention takes a
recess to enable the members to go to Baltimore,
and viii re-assemble when the Chairman deems it
advisable. All the members except South Carolina
go to Baltimore. The latter wait at Richmond till
the return Of the others, when they will act jointly
with them. South Carolina will not vote at Balti-
more
RICHMOND June l2.-John Erwin, of Ala, is
President of the Convention, with one Vice Presi-
dent and Secretary from each State, except New
York.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE prospect of an ad-
journment on the 18th is not hattering, although
efforts are strenuously made to that end.
Many of the friends of the Pacific railroad are
not without hope that the session may be extended
in which event the bill will be again presented. Its
chances of passage have been considerably strength
ened by the union of the Central with the Southern
route.
Forneys examination before the Covode Com
mittee is progressing 1t is said to be so important
that a copy will be sent to the President before
publication.
June l2.-House-The Post Office Deficiency
Bill was taken up. The Senate amendments were
agreed to with slight alterations restoring mainly
the old postal service. The Light House Appre-
priaton Bill passed.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-15
Tribute of Respect.

At meeting of the Independent Deuge Fire
Company, No, l, held at their Engine Room, in
GAINESVILLE, Tenn on the 9th day of June, 1860,
the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, We have heard Of the tragic death OF
Charles NJ. Fort member of this Company /;
and,
WHEREAS We desire to put on record tribute of
respect TO his memory; therefore,
ResoIoed That in the death Of Charles NJ. Fort
this Company has lost gallant member, the com
munity useful and ornamental citizen, aud his re-
latives one of whom they might well be proud, and
to whom they had every reason TO be attached.
ResOtUed That as token of respect for the de-
ceased, the accoutrements equipage, and Hall OF
this Company be dressed with Grape, and that each
member wear upon his left arm the funeral badge
for thirty days.
ResoiVed, That these resolutions be entered on
the minutes, and that the Secretary furnish copy
to the family Of the deceased and one to the city
papers for publication, with the request that the
Springfield Spectator copy the same
F. S. BEAUMONT, PresL
J. 7. IS. NICHOLSON, See'u
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-15

pdF- Since the Nashville Opposition papers have
acceded to The proposition, Of the Dover Journal to
hold Convention here, ON the 2s,h, to appoint a
District Eiector, we take occasion TO reannounce
said Convention, and to suggest again that the peo-
pie come together, on that day--all, at least who
favor the Union ticket-and let us make il rati-
hcation meeting. To this end, we hope to see here
citizens from all parts of the District and to listen
to the best speakers that be enlisted for the
casion no matter whence they may come. By that
time Baltimore and Richmond will have ''done
their do" and 1t will be time that the Union party
were at work zealously and indefatigably, and no
where can they more appropriately enter upon their
abors than in the home District of their noble can
didate for the Presidency. The adjourned action Of
the democratic party and the specuatons growing
out of the same have, so far, held the public in
suspense-in that sort of quietude which awaits the
development of important results but, these causes
will have been removed, by the 2sth, the campaign
may then be fairly opened, and we wouldike to see
it opened here with all the zeal and enthusiasm that
holy cause should nfuse into honest and patriotic
hearts. Then let us have large gathering, able
and enthusiastic speeches. and set the ball in motion
not only in the right direction but with impetus
sufficient to overcome all opposition.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-15
From the Nashville Banner.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ELECToR.

8TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ELECTOR.
CLARKsyiLLE, June 9th, 1860
EDIToR BANNER 1T ia agreed by all the counties
I believe, comprising this Congressional District
that the Constitutional Union Purity will hold Con-
venton at Carksville the 29th inst for the pur-
pose of nominating candidate for Elector.
Ifthere ever was time when party should Sc
lect its best talent and most influential il is
We ali know that it is position ofgreat labor, and
consequently one not 10 be desired-but patriotism,
in this crisis, demands that every man should do
his duty, in order to carry Tennessee against the
enemy in the approaching canvass. have been
talking with few Of the members Of our party as
to who should be nominee for Elector, and they
think that no man can do so much for the cause,
both in point of ability and personal popularity,
the Hon. Neil. s. Brown. In Montgomery county
his name carries with it 'tower of strength" The
people believe what Gov. Brown says; and what he
says they will take home and think over.
We need men of character and decided ability as
well as acknowledged integrity, upon our electoral
ticket all over the State. Everybody knows Gov
B. and would come out to hear him speak-and af-
ter hearing him speak they would be apt to vote
with him. 1t is such men we want. Can we moi
persuade him to accept the position2 If so large
majority will go up from MONTGOMERY.