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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-09-22
ny FARMERS are advised by eastern

p@- FARMERS are advised by eastern
papers to hold on to their grain," and
wait for the rise which is expected to fol.
low the demand for breadstuffs from Eu-
rope. This advice should not be followed.
When the market price is such that a
farmer believes he will be reasonably re-
enumerated for his labor and expense in
raising his products, be should put them
into the market at once. Some four or
five years ago the wheat crop was short,
and Canadian wheat was brought in to
supply the New York market by way of
Oswego and Rochester. 1t came to be
quite the rage to speculate in Canada
wheat, and the farmers in the Gcnesce
valley, whose crops were positive fail
ure, but who had capital at their demand
invested it largely in Canada, and held
it, as well as their own damaged stock,
for a raise that never came. The conse-
auence was they lost largely by the spec
ulation. 1t is not safe to calculate too
largely upon an advance in price, and
the best rule any man can adopt in any
business, is to dispose of his merchandise
whenever Il rcmunerative price is offered
He gains by this course in the long run,
and does an act of justice to customers,
the majority of whom are hard laboring
mechanics, who find it difficult to supply
their families with bread even at moderate
prices.
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A little, but often fills The purse.
SAVING FUNDS.

iERANKLIN SAVING FUNDING. 1876 South,
| i Fourth street, tween Chestnut and Walnutl
rhadcpha, pays all deposits on demand.
! Drpositors money secured by Government Sta,cI
and City Loans, Ground Rents, Mortgages, &c |
| This Company deems safety better than large
profits, consequently viii run no risk with dcpusi.
tors money, but have II at all times ready return
it'll per cent. interest 10 the owner, as they have
always done. This company never suspended.
! Females, married or single, and Minors, can de.
post in their avn right aud such deposits can he
" ithdrawn only by their consent,
Charter perpetual. Incorporated by tho State Of
Pennsylvania, with authority TO receive money
from trustees and Executors.
| T.4RGE .4hD SMALL SUNS RECEIpED. I
| Office open daily from 10 O'clock, and un Wed.
InGsday ycning until o'clock.
DIRECTORS.
Jacob u. Shannon, tyrus Caiwalladrr,
lJnhn ShindlGr, George Russell,
Malachi W. sloan Edward T.. lINait,
! Lewis krumbhurr Henry Drlany,
Nicholas Rtt"Ihuusn, Nathan Smcdly.
Jos. H. Suthtrthwaitn, Ephriam blanchard,
Jos 'ph LippincUt
/ JACOB II. SHANNON, Prsidcnt, !
| CYRUS CADWALLADER, Treasurer
| March II, lr5I-l2m.
"a Dollar saved is twice earned"
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To KEEP RATS FROM GRAIN STACKS.
The Ohio Farmer says; Put in a
few garlics among the sheayes when stack
ing grain, and rats will not trouble it,"
We have frequently seen this recommen.
ded. Is there apy truth in il,
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NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
cheap GOODS
ar THE coRyvER OF
Main and Iron streets,
BI. % O M S uRG, PA

- a. ~ ~ Az - ~ ~ ~
DO you want slLKSl
DO oil want LANElLA CLoTHl
DO you want ClIAI.LI DELAlNES
DO you wan, TABLE COyERSl
! DO you want CLOTH DuSTERSl
Do You want SKELETON SKIRTS
DO you want DIR. CUTTERS
sKiRT.SUsPENDERS
Do you want MUSLINSl
Do you want CALICOESi
DO you want LAWNS I
DO you want BAREGESl
DO you want DE BEGEs :
DO you want IlOsIERY'
DO you want GLovEsi
Do you wan, IiANDKERCIIIEFsl
Do you want CARPET SAT, HEELS
Do you want STELLA SHAWLSi
Do you want MOH AIR MITTSl
Do you want SILK GlRDLEsi
Do YOU want GAUNTLETSl
Do you want CROTCHET BRAIDS
Do you want TIDY COTTON
DO YOU want PALM + ms
DO you want SUN SHADES
Do yon want UMBHELLASl
Do YOU want CASSINiERESl
DO you want PERSIAN PLAID!
Do you want LINEN CHECKSl
DO you want rERCALESi
DO you want JEANSl
DO you want NANkEENSl
DO you want GINGllAMSl
Do you want DUCALsl
DO you want CURTAIN MUSLIN
10 you want COLD CAMBRICS
Do you want WHITE GOODS
DO you want DENIMSl
DO you want SILESlA!
DO you want DRILLINGSl
Do you want TIGKINGSl
Do ynu want tHECKSl
Do you want LADIES SHOES,
Do you want LADIES GAlTERSl
DO you want FRESH GROcERIEs
Do you want QUEEN5WAREl
Do you want GLASSWAREl
Do you want HARDWARE!
Do YOU want DRUGS
Do you want PURE SpIHESI
Do YOU want CHEAP GOOnSl
Iuuuun- rn MnN II lsrn
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
A LARGE assortment of the best fertilizers in eS
n the market, at reduced prices for cash con Sss
tlslIhg ol No. Peruvian and Columbian Guanos NsSS
supcrphosphate of Lime from The best Inanufac. ~
treIs f"ash Phosphate, article for frnit Irces
foudre''o' Plaster &c, at wholesale and retail.
PASCHALL MORRIS.
Streets Philadelphia ~
March l2. 1850
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Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania.
RULES.
l. Money IS received every day, and in any amount
large small.
j FIVE PER CENT interest is paid for money from
the day II is put in ~
D. The money is always paid back in GOLD, whcncy.
cT il Is called for, and without notice.
Money is received from Executors, 9dainistrotoys
Guardians aud others who desire have it in place of
perfect safety and where interest be obtained for H.
D. me money received from depositors invested m
hea Estate horfgdges, Ground Rents aud such other
hrst class securities as the Charter directs.
D. Ofce liours-Every day from 0 till 5 o'clock md
on Mohdays and Thursday till : O'Clock in the evening
Hon. HENRY l.. BENNER, President
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Pee President
WM. j. REED SECRETARY.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Henry L. Benner, Francis Lee
Edward L.. Carter, T. Carroll Brcwstcr
Robert Srlfridge, Joseph n harry
Samuel X, Ashton, Joseph Yerks
L. Landreth Munns Henry diff ,nderffer
FFICE:
Ha'nm street, South Hest Corner Of Third Street
PHILADELPHIA
Aprl H. ie59' Aug. H. '5-l [Feb. l. 55,l
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RAY MOND'S PAL ENr
> II w NC WI A T. III 4 n H I!
PATENTED MARCH o. less

PRICE $40 EACH,
NIESSRS ZUPPlNGER L. ROBBINS of Bloonsburg,
lNl having purchased tile exclusive right Of the above
valuable IMPROVED CHEAP PATENT SEWING MACHINE, for
the county OF Columbia, viii be happy 10 supply their
friends with the article for tl accommodation of them.
selves aud families. The following Of the
periUr advantages this implement possesses any
ever yet offered TO the public. VIZ
IL scWs from 400 to eOO stitches per minute, thus
saving both time and labor IN the operation.
= Its construction is paln and simple, with any
Ihg Nc ilr usage 1t easy Kept in order and Will
give entire satisfaction.
s. One Of the most valuable features Of this Mahine,
IL the snuhtss ana the Cunaclncss Of lts mechanism.
L. Double thread Mao hines avs dificElt
eye ana very unandy III threading, hut this Machine
easier tlreaded than even common needle.
D. IL can BE- attached 10 board, table stand IN op.
GRAZING order, and detached IN less than halt minute.
~ u greatly econunIiLcs the thread and yet produces
seuni, sufficiently strong for any work which it is
destined qualification mol known 10 other sewing Ma.
chimes.
:. No human hand is capable III producing seam so
regular aud systematic.
{. Among the array OF Patent Sewing Machines there
are none 50 cheap aud durable RyMoSps P,TE>T but
no Machine Is adapted 10 all kinds Of work experience
has proven
The operator shape his seam just as he pcascs,
waves, leaves and flowers etc. can be represented
initiated.
TO- 1t is particularly adapted to all kinds Of stitching
such as gentenens shirts, bOsons risibands, collars,
etc.,-and all kinds Of Ladies' sewing, including silks
lawns dedines, cacOrs &C. excepting for mems heavy
wear ths Machine is rather too light
II. hut all the foregoing advantages, though real in
iheIselvos dwndle into Insigncancc, when cumpart ed
WIN the preservation of health being saving both
labor and eysght aud leaves the operator hou -toup.
lhg ana Is enabled TO perform his work occupying
tural position.
W For sale by the undersigned, at their respective
residences IN Bluomsbnrg who Will put the machine
operation and give all necessary INSTRUCTION.
HENRY ZUPPlNGER,
DANIEL w. ROBBINS
Dloomsburg, May IL, Is6O
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No. a. DOCK ST., PHILADELPHIA

(Latr Col. Il. u. JOSgs.)
THIS Hotel kept the kuropcaa Plan, is convenient
tor Travellers, tiiz ms and the Public generally, ;.
ing in the Immediate neighbUrhOOd of the Exchange a.
joining the Pos, Office aud within few minutes walk
otthc Delaware Wharves the lahdngs fer Steamboats,
from all parts
Meals can be had at all hours, from o'clock in the
morning to IL o'clock at night for l2 cents and upwards
Lodging Ronms can be procured at all times for 81
per night. The Chambers clean well ventilated and
all newly furnished. The Eating Department will be
provided with the hest the market produce; the
Drinking Counter furnished with good Liquors aud
choice Cigars. The Proprietor hopes that by strict per
sonal attenton with competent and obigng servants
lie will be able to please.
J. .OTrENKIRK,
Late of Baltimore, Md, and Madison House, Pha.)
PROPRIETOR.
August 4, iSGO-3m.
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CAUTION
A CAR ID
TO YOUNG LADIES &GENTLEMEN |

THE subscriber will send free Of CHARGE to all who
desire II, the Recipe and directions for making sim.
pie Pgetaho Bdin, that will in from two to eight DAYS
remove Pimpes Blochss Tan Erecklcs Salluwness and
all impurities aud roughness of the skin, leaving the
same-as Nature intended IT should be-sqn, clear,
smooth and beamyn Those desiring the Recipe. with
fn instructions directions, and advice will please call
on or address with return postagel
JAS. T.. MARSHALL,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
No 30 City Buildings, N. York.
July If. I.G0-9m " ''
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-11
ur.,o,, Coun,y Court Proclamation

WHEREAS, the Hon. ABM S.WILSON,
w President Judge for the 2OIh Judicial
District Of Pennsylvania, composed OF the
counties of Union, Mliflin and Snyder, and
PmLIp RuHL and JNo W SIMOSToS Esqs., Assoc
ciate Judges in Union county, have issued their
precep,, bearing date the 18th day oil FEB.
1850, and to me directed, for The holding OF an
Orphans Court, Court of Common Pleas, oyer
aud Terminer. and General Quarter Sessions
al LEWISBURG. for the county OF UNION,
on the second MONDAY of MAY (beins the
Ilrh day) 1860, and to continue one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and ConStabies IN
and for the county of Union, TO appear IN their
own proper persons with their records, lnqui-
silions, examinations and other remembrances
TO do those things which of their Offices and IN
their behalf apperialn to be done; and all Wit
nssses and other persons prosecuting IN behalf
of the Common wealth against any person or
persons, are required 10 be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested 10 be punctuai IN
their attendance at the appointed time aSreea-
bic 10 notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher-
in Office IN Lewisburg, the 2Oth day OF
March, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
ej sht hundred and sixty and the eishiy-fourth
year of the independence of the United States
of Amerlca.-God save the Commonwealth! !!
JOHN CROSSGROVE, Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-11
Pr SURpOENA IN DIVORCE.

PL. SUBPOENA IN DIVORCE.
Union County, SS: The Commonwealth
| OF Pennsylvania, TO William Watkins,
Greeting.
Whereas, ELIZA WArxISs, by her nexi
friend Joseph Walker. did on the 18th day oi
S.p,ember, A. d., 1859. prefer her petition TO
our Judges of the Court of Common Pleas Of The county
of Union Mt Court held at Lewisburs in aud tr shd
county, praying that TOR the cause therein set M
into with YOU the said william Watkins ,
W. therefor. comm sud YOU, before We did the sai
william Watkins that setting aside al! other business
and excuse. whatsoever you be and appear In your pro
per person beior. Judges. at at Court o
Common Pleas there o. he held fr the sara county, on
Monday the Iith day of May next osns"-r the
or libel of the said Eliza, aud u show cause u any YOU
have why the sad Eliza your wife should not De c'orc
Ell from tn. bonds of matrmony agreeaby l" is ~. :"
Ga.i .s.,,hIv i'm spch cas-. mnde and provided And
hereof you arenOt 10 fail. JUN Ohoso'''''-'
Lewi-bury, April o. 1.60
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-11
AL. SUBPOENA IN DIVORCE.

TNION County, SIS: The Commonwea''h
of PENNSYLVANIA TO JOhn 4. Coy late
of said county, Greeting:
Whereas, MAnsARlr ELLEN MCor Iate
Margaret Ellen Diuy) Of the Borough oi Lew
isburg, County of Union and STATE OF rem
svly.ni. by her next friend Doctor lhomas A II Thorn
ton dill the 18th day of December ~ lo', " | "
her pon 10 our Jud yes of Court OF Common Pleas
for the county of Union praying i'r IN" eanN"s
set forth that she, the said Margaret Ern u 10Y
be- divorced from the bonds "t matIIL4ph! eD'''' AN"
with YOU thu said John A. Mtoy. -, =,
We do Therefore command you. as before We hh tne
said John A. MCoy that setting aside all other business
and excuses Whatsoever Jou he aud appear IN YOUR lro
per person befor. our Judges at Lew,eurg al COURT
Of Common Pleas, there 10 he held iE t' '"', "
Monday The l,th d,y Of Nav next answer the peutinn
or iih.l of the said Margaret Ellen Mt"y anu :. ~
cause, II any you have Why the sah harsaIst 'i'p "
Gov YOUR wifi. should be divorced nom t'r ZONES "
matrmon ,arrecahlr 10 the Act Of General A'uoS III
such case made and provided lier"at iail n9t.
JOHN CROSSGIONE, Sheriff
Iewisburv AnriI o. 1870
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-11
REGISTERS NOTICE.
,IOTICE is hereby given 10 all con-

N cerned. tina, the following named persons
h,x. ,-,l.d their accounts In the Registers
OHc. a, Lew,sbure. Union county, and thai
m. x,;d account, will be presented for coniir.
an ,,i,, md aII,waoce a, the ORPHANS Court
,o h. b.Id AT LEWISBURti, for the county OF
Union. on the third Friday of MAY next, be-
inc the SSH day of said month, viz:
Th. final account of Mary +. Robinson
Administrator of Thomas Robinson. deed.
, The account of John +. Magee and
lanes M'Crejebt, Executors Of Anirew NJ.
G,, Iale of Butfaloe township, decd.
a The account of William Fearon, Ad.
minis,raror o: Saul Mccormick, decd, who
was one of the Administrators OF Rer. U0n,.
n, HIND decd.
4 The account of Jacob Gundy, Admins
traitor Of .Jaeob Zeutmyer, late of the borough
of Iewisbu,g. decd.
4 The account of David Herbst. Guardian
of William. Wrry f., Leah, and Hannah SfahL
minor children of Mary and Hannah Siahl,
late Mary and Hannah Bechtel both of Buff
falo. township. deed.
Tbs arcount of Isaac Slenker and
lanes Crosscrove. Executors of Joau .Mensei
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-11
Two Excellent Western Farms

NOR SNNE-Or VIII De ENchdDStu IuI
Property IN Central Pennsylvania.
One tract Of 1911 acres is on the south lire
of Warren county, ID,oa, with pos,-oifice' mill,
and school.house near. The other, near the
west line of said county, contains 100 acres,
short distance from good settlement. They
are 30 miles south and southwest OF Des
MONIES. the Capital of the State, and about
from the line Of the Burlington & Missouri
River Railroad. The land is rolling. OF good
quality, ana timber convenient. lndlanola IS
the county town. Persons deslrous OF making
a purchase will make further inquiries at the
Star d Chronicle Office, ewlsburg.-April 20
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-11

A public sale of unopened packages
took place at the Office of Adams Express
Company few days ago. Much good
humor prevailed among the crowd over the
varying fortunes of the purchasers. Two
Jews bid up to $40 for small box, which
was found to contain patent brick
Hickory nuts, maple sugar, old blackberry
plants, and such truck, sold under sealed
cover, broueht liberal prices, while three
good sewing machines sold for SIG.
The Mormons, it is said, are turning
attention to the culture of cotton. In
Washington county, three hundred miles
south of Salt Lake City, about five ton.
were raised the past year. One person
raised two hundred pounds Of ginued cot
ton on one fourth of an acre; and it is
stated that cnterprising citizens are send.
ing to the States for cotton gins to work
up the cotton SO as to bring it into market
/ A QuID FOR HoRsEs.-W. S. Pierce
of Ravenna, a veterinary surgeon, recon-
mends the following as spring quid fo
horses: Take ednal parts OF tar, sulphur
and cob-ashes; mix aud make ball I'M
size of hickory nut, and tie it on tn
bride bits; repeat it once a week tbrougl
the month of April. Good for the appc
tite, blood and worms; it strengthens tn
lungs, and assists melting.
AUGUSTA, May IA report has beef
received from Camden, South Carolina
stating that twenty nine boys and girl
we're drowned on Saturday, while on
fishing picnic party. The whole part
we're 10 boat, in the middle Of Boy ykiu;
Mill Pond, near Camden, when the boa
suddenly sunk The water was drawn o.
from the pond, and nineteen bodies wer
recovered.
The brutal fst-fght in England is reI
resented as National contest betwee
England aud America" All shannon
of the bullies is au Irishman and the othe
the son of an Irishman
Alta recent election for Mayor in S
. Paul, Minnesota, . gain was shown fe
tie Republicans Of nearly 300 votes.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-11
Union COINTY STAR & LEWISBURG CHR0NICLEMAY H. 1860

Some time during Thursday week, Ad-
am Brought, an insane man, committed
suicide, BY hanging himself in the M'iii,o
county jail with strip Of muslin. lie
evidently must have been very resoIute In
his determination to terminate bis existence.
The body of John J. UP, late Of the
firm of Eckel, Raiguel 4 Co., North Third
street, who disappeared mys.eriously 10
January last, was found on Friday in the
marsh near the Rope Ferry, Philadelphia.
The appearance Of the body showed that
death had taken place a considerable time
previous to the discovery Of it; but under
wha. circumstances could only be copJcc-
tured. Deceased leaves wife and four
children.
J.F. Bird, who had his leg mashed and
body scalded BY locomotive being thrown
of the track on the Shamokin alley
Railroad, died at his residence in Shame
kin, on Sunday week, leaving a vile and
two children.
CosrLY INsrRuCrioN.-On Saturday
evening, as usual, . crowd OF men and
boys occupied tho corner OF Third and
Court streets, to the obstruction and an
noyancc Of all desiring to pass there.
Oiicer Sloan very properly directed the
louugcrs TO clear a passage, when one oi
them rather mcnacingly inquired as to his
authority. The officer took him to the
ofice Of Justice Montgomery, where he
received full instructions in the matter.
The information cost him $3.50
On Monday afternoon last, John Egger,
of Williamsport, aged 81 years, went to
his fathers woodshed, and With pistol
sho, himself in the forehead, the ball en-
teripy hi, brain. His wound was soon
dressed, but within six hours he expired
in terrible struggles aud pauting for breath.
lie spoke not word after being found
He was a native Of Franco, for some time
a resident iu Africa, and despondent on
accouu, of not realizing in America the
bright au,icipations he had INDUCED.
There were 1876 Directors in the School
Convention for Lancaster county. The
Mercantile Appraiser Of that county re-
turns 1893 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 40O IN
the city, l4o in Columbia, ~ in Marlst-
ia, &c. -,
Three lumtermeu we're robbed while
sleeping in the Railroad Hotel, Marietta
one Of s3l7, another Of Sl3, and the
other Of IS.
A little girl Of six years, daughter OF
Emanuel Cassel of Rapho township, was
playing around fire to burn up rubish in
the garden, when her clothes caught fire,
and she was SO burned that she died in
two days.
A large number Of filthy looking Nor
mons, en- route for Utah, passed up the
Susouehauua and West Branch Railroad,
this week.
Park benjamin has been announced as
lec,uring 10 Danvlle, Milton aud William
sport, much to the public delight.
There were oil Directors in the Lu'
zcrne School Convention.
The story Of the murder Of Thomas
Richardson, near E,ston, Pa, and the
killing of his murderers by his son, Is said
to be pure fabrication.
The average minority Of the Opposition
candidates in Philadelphia, is sllli. Pr'or
TO the Presidential Election in 1856, the
Democrats carried Phila1 BY over 4, 900
majority.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-11
sD- p c. MIC .Vl
To the School Directors of Union Co.

ENTLEMEN-In pursuance of the i3d
II Section of the Actoi slh May, 1854, you
are hereby notified to meet IN ConventiCn at
the Coufl House in LewisbuTg. on line frs,
Monday Of NAV, A. d, 1860, (being the 7lh
day of the month"; al | o'clock IN the afIer-
noon, and select, rira roee, by The majority Of
the whole number of Directors present, one
person Of scientific. and literary Requirements
and Of skill and experience in the art Of teach
ing. as County Superintendent. for the three
succeeding years-delermine the amount Of
compensation for the same-and Certify the
result 10 the STATE Superintendent, at Harris
burg, "a required by The ?9lh and 4OIh Section,
Of said Act. u. HECkENDORN,
County Superintendent.
New Berlin, Pa, March 20, 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-11

~Next Wednesday, the representa-
tives of the Freemen of this Nation meet
in Chicago to select candidates for the
highest stations. There will be an i'm
mense crowd-great excitement-and pro-
baby warm work We do not even guess
who may be chosen. Give US good, true,
reliable men. 1t is uncertain if We have
the result in season for next week. Sew
eral of our citizens have already started.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-11
aFWe learn by Telegraph that th

aFWe learn by Telegraph that the
remains of the Fillmore Straights, calling
themselves the Constitutional Union"
party, yesterday at Baltimore nominated
John Bell Of Tenn. for President, and Ed
udrd Ereren of Mass for Vice-both very
old fogey Wings, who are put up only to
try to divide the Opposition at the North
and thus slip in another PrO-Slavery Free
Trade administration. About two-thirds
of the States we're nominally represented
in this caucus by selfappoiuted delegates.