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mourn rr.r ..--rr.
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which r...,.T, -.--,--.- -.-.r .,--.r.-.,
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mortal knowledge. Every ono VIII, t7avv rim, ,--.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
New, rlcrag from Eula Northern Pepper,

News Eier1s from Euto Eoriheru Paper
NORFOLK, April 25.-Nor-hrra 7ape-s Of t.e
/ 2J-h ara received.
! Tas lstaa. adgicss from Vera Cruz st.r. tina,
[ ih8 French have resolved tEss their division ot
. the ozpal-50l,ry 13rco shall alone a5-s. - llyoa
! iL5 capital, without -elGy, assuming al, .he ela-
sequences
The Spanish and English p,en.po,~a5.sIia
have talls.0I5 resolved 70 withdraw tha.- forces
and march back 60 Vera Cruz.
Ire french division has commenced TO .rsEcs
upon tho city of Mexico.
CAIRO. April 2i-Ilo country between here
and Mound City is Inundated. a large portion
Of The Cairo aui Fulton railroad is w.7hai
away.
TTTsHUne. April 2a-Gsn. Granger. with
five hundred cavalry, had q fight with the r5ha.s,
laal1yau hour Both sides record 'L-i- loss
small General affairs unchanged.
NV YORK, April 24-Advi-es from Nassau,
n p, state that tho Nashville returned TO that
pIa~o afor au unsuccessful attempt to run the
blockade q. Charleston. One OF her paddle
Of guns ana ammunition brought by the Gla'i-
ator L9u England
WA5UUGTog. April 24-Rstifeas3ns ot Be-
w4ra's and Lyons treaty i.r tla suppression Of
tho slave u8de ",il soOu be- exchanged. Tbs
Iu..a feature o. t.a rellT is tae mutual HEhG Of
search and the summary PUniz tmeH- Ji those
engaged
gaeIafrzt from Pi.s burg Landing safe -hst
preparations g.a making io- another great battle
near Cm.n-h
ElL-nIsn-. April CI-Our dispatches from
yorktown aata the. preparations a-o rapidly
making 5r aE attack. I0e arm1red Etcgu gun
tg.. &.Irur --.v-. FIN Hampton Eoad WaI-
ua-Iay.
sle.uau'5 amendment 70 Oh, Condscati1u bin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

LETTEE PosTAGE.-The Congress which has
Just a6j burned, passed bin raising the rates Of
postage from FIVE 20 ten cents ,o- all distances.
This act IVES reudacd necessary by the constI.
7uGora clause which declares that the Post
Office Department shall be se'EaupPoreing after
7he Y ar 1862 The new law takes effect on the
1t oi July next. Thore has bon no change of
newspaper postage. When peace is restored,
and the business cf tie country is fully resumed
IN all It's channels. is..ar postage can be reduced
TO very moderate rates Bu, tbg rujo is a good
sgnd j1as one that those who uss the post ofice
should pay lgs azpensa,. whether they be high
t5r low
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
shall VIC Earn Our Cotton rather than Ect
"a HCi1 iuEo the EuUds % oar EB<uys


EDrICRS Appeal Ia g st-uur1s for l7harfv
= - -. - o. '- ~ - -, 49,
oTay 'A7 se.lsA ana sa--i- l2-Ell'-s Of our nature
against those uobl1- o--r which shc,,H now b. f-Ir1
- .,. H.. 2 - 80 ., -
80 ~ -'-' --.'.-. Al - 'i0-i'-
placiug low c.;.tt, upon CorfsEr-a.a money and
+.--s.
Uet tie soTn rl sl l-t rlJ- .0- h0 wo-ld be giving
more de all and oouGg- to rha sr77 In his rterpr+
+, ,,7,,, .I. r.Glr-,r ,r .. --.. .t-., -I - =
49,
traitors ard spies comb ned 80 10 cIer Escc-s Gen.
Baaurecard mses ,-lv ro lie g-1ral ?, the -,gtri.t
; ,f . --.,. - -. e. s.- -
"-7 s 'N''' 'o''-u
rather than 1t no enemy, T. Eeng T. hEvo il their
possession the means o. presenting this war mon orr
-, r.,r.- --, - 80 ...f-
- 9, . - .-.a I n,E a tt1-.s our people
. - -. . - -. VI @ Is-I p-l ot-sl9
is - -, 49,, - - ..r IA ~ o,-.2l' .--lu lLl-.'
c-r,,tori.+1 .,- .r-g - -. -,r -. = q. az
.t1 "a yI,t.--T - - .,r. - -.l. et'e. 4e'' OF
80 80 -. - ' - ,,---'-Le ~ tu'a|on th9 mo
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=. - ~. ,--. s..r--s - ~ "--ol7 con
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U,d # m b.-t r-, v-.f,,-.. ,---, e , 5.rl7
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NOT ass7r7e tI'.s rr-.' ~ ot--l-.s- =; - - -
rbs r,aorLe-o r,--r7.l- ---T-r ---,a ,.,. ~ -, - -
tIeuIer 81 yys No. -''-,-- ms -~5 +r - - -. ~
thousands ouch fa-l- ,s.sa,,, -f-,, "a -
t4.-s h I'm, an. ,7- - or,,- -, he fll-
through TIE o,rgg.'-s NJ q 71.7ai .r s-7sl frg,l
sr-v sto8iI not M - - '-, a I III, '-' PIoI
bsSsp- ). me- - o,sg. 81 o G Dt l-.'a[y order
CONSIDERATION aa lrsssss 10 no Il-r r,C,g, Ian, 80
interest Z tmsgns fg-, =. n. 3, ,-7
be better ~ lat frs 174.l,, o.. 7r- '.t,,, - - -
eff vii a frrv,.ye,f. .F,,. -,. ,t,r, a.. - q, - - -.
md orr,rrs nv nd ,.-..r..-, p -, ~ ~ u" 10 " -Il
laid on the shelf IA -,r,,fy rf,1yv,4t,y ~ a7,,
s55.r,,fa+ and = - , ~ ,y w "Ly seIIy-s con
of dollars and c.l-. ~ O19
viii ro rfbSr on s55 b-9 t5e IN, s Lo, ooo1 the , enemy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

The following exemption tiI was passed by
Congress, and sigzed by the FTgs'a[rt. ll.. t.-
fore the adjournment
a BIZ 10 be entitled An aCto exempt crtaa persons
from enrolment for service in II r-..s % -l- Cen
fs5eraco StHtss.''
SECTION / The Congress Cf lis gCrJsdcrcss
States Of America do enat, Thai All persons who
shall be held ID D5 uufii r military service v1-
der rules TO be prescribed by the Secretary Of
Wlr; oil in the service y employ OF the Con
tedeEaro S.sJesi al jUdic al end executive oil
Gers of tho Conttd at5 E St--a governmental
the mgnbe-s of both houses OF Congress ana o!
the legislatures " tho several States and ther
respective officers; all CfceTs of 'as State and
CJnl5-e.Gto governments allowed iy law Bu
engaged in crying the Dail1i III fGymen on
pOGt routes; all pilO.s aut PERSONS engaged IN
toe marine service, and inHcLusl service on Tyey
and railroad routes Cf tTaEp0r2tCni telegraph
&c operatives ard ministers Of religion iu The
regular discharge Of miuizarill tUug5; ell eIga-
Ced in working iEon m.uaa furnaces and f5uu-
dries; al. j5uneymgl primers actually employed
IL printing newspapers; II prceidelLs auG pro
tessOr5 Of colleges and G.agem!es. and all teach
CTS having aa many IS tUmtY seholarai super
inien3eut5 OF the public hospitals, uuat,c asy-
lums, aud the regular AussS and attendants
therein, and the teachers Employed ID the insti-
tuious for the deaf and dumb and blind; IN
each apUthscary store now established, ono
apO.hecGIy in good standing, who is practical
druggists supeuuteudenu and operatives in
wool ard other factories, WIN may 10 eEclsp.ed
bg the Secretary Of War stall be, and are here
by, exempted from military ,erv.ce in tho Con
fe6cTate States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
= IL AND nUHN VOUR OoTToN.

The Yioksburg Ehig reminds the cotton
planters Of rSs Mississippi valley or their pledge
90 never e the enemy have ta-a s.spie 20 cary
ol The war. Let them not forget the pledge
et them not forget their country and the duty
th@y owe II Act not rasbly nor hastily, bat act
II dma BE SUR tha5 you consigu it al to the
aamcs before yoa leave ii DO not wait too
long aad do not act 700 soon, but apply the
l15-ch when yoa see that there is no hope Of
=ayi0g it from the hands Of be toe Or friends
along the ,iger cannot prepare 900 zoou. The
Mississippi is, for season, perhaps longer, lost
tc Isl and tho sooaey we place everything Of
any aid 20 the enemy ont Of his reach, the better
u viii be iJr our common cause
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

Ex-0Ru0NERs some one has sal5- All
sneu think ell msa m0rta except themselves. %
How true, says a1l s@,50uge- is this iu reference
20 sItortio. AN ut-a thilk al men .ztortion-
RS hu. themselves -nj wha, Is llo.e remarka-
Ole, Some persons in tne innocence OF their veT-
fancy, think. o- pretend think, thova is no SIN
m eztOruols-thst only lew editors and others
have declared 10 TO be sinful They forget that
in ths Holy Bsoh-the Boo', of BooI,s-extor-
liars, aud not with common sinners Think of
this, yo church members, who are selling articles
at one hundred tincs their value. end are thus
groving upon the life blood Of the people, ard
seriously j2opard.zinE the liberties ofths country
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

II The New Orleans PicayuHe hes n dispatch
dated Corinth, the 10Th, which says the report
published in the Memphis papers Of the landing
Of Federal force in the rear Of Fort Pillow, is
untrue Exchange.
Our exchanges viii confer faver upon us by
not contounding the inaccuracies Of the " Mem
phis papers with the statements of the APPEAL.
We believe but one city paper published the
above rumor, and I hat was no, the APPEAL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

TgU SECRET The Guar -estou Eevuyg @.
trs 54sh instant i4 informed on "unioub.ed s;i-
lhosiiy" that th- Fcanch minister, Monsieur
NcIcjar, has visited Redmond Tor tde purpose Of
itscartaining the truth iu regard 70 tire Yankee
promises to conquer the Confederate States in
sixty days The Mercury was told that he Is
rreity vel satisfied Of the absuriity of Yankee
zpectaii0us, aud oI the ability Of the Conled-
cate States % maintain themselves. His visit
was 1nado ar the suggestion o. Eir SEdoII
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
FORT PILLOW.

We learn that heavy csnEonsding was heard
Wednesday night and Thursday meruiug, few
miles above, which appeared to proceed from the
nsghoorhCod Of Fort Pillow
From other quarters we DO not hear even a
TunoE thss can claim to be regarded as " r eli
able"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

ARMY APPOINTMENTS NOT CoNTRMED.
The Richmond EEamIccr states that the Con-
gross, which has adjourned, failed to confirm
1na hundre5 and forty appointments sent into it
by President Davis. These appointments were
al for Heutenancles in the regular" army,
which is nothing more thar e skeleton organize
tion which, wa suppose, Congress was not dis
posed az this lime 70 support from the public
Lrea-.--.-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

FOREIGN sYBpATHY-A mercantile boDe, in
Havana, through Capt T J Moore, of the Brit
Jsh steamship Nelly, has kindly subscribed the
liberal sum IF ifty dollars to aid in building the
ladies' gunboat, q Palmetto State" at Charlos-
4or
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

~ The New YorI, Herald processes to have
fui iuto-nz.ion in regard TO thH strength and
resources Of the Scum, aud it informs its readers
that the COufs5egacy viii have In tbs field. by
the first day of May, III. 900 men. and viii still
have At home nearly as many move ~apabIo of
baaring arms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

HoE. GUsTAvvs a. Henry This gentle
man, At present Senator from Tennessee IL she
Cougse Of the Corfdcrste States has been
n our ciy for The hast few days IL arrived
7l-t too late TO witness ,he last expiring nc
n'orts OF his son, Msjor J q Henry, who ~
emily died in Memphis. Of the fatal wound be
received at shiloh The country Possesses IL
the H0u. Gus.avu5 Henry, au ardent pat-iot
and high minded statesman Ec has originated
and secured the passage Of some OF the most i'm
por.an. bills thas n.re come before Congress
aiUoe tho war bcgau
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
R.EnGE nFsTRnYKn.

The Fedsrals few days ago destroyed the
bridge on the Mobile and Ohio railroad This
cuts of communication with Couuth, by the
Memphis snd Ohio railroad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

Az ESGLIsu OPTNICN OF THE BURNING or
orr UoTTUN ANL ToBsCCn Tho London
ilEes, in az editorial says that the time cannot
re fzr distant when the South must eithcr sur
render their cotton aud tobacco or burn them.
says the TTnges' II tley give gp thcir crops to
tho invaders, Sc may consider they intend to
sUccumh. II they give them E, the flames, all
no worst that eau happen to tbem win have
Happened. ana lbat tax of conquest which
s.srer ca4 be psyf,rsasJ ,yln have c,mnencel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

~ The Cfar}cs-ou (Su.h Caroiiua) Courier
announces shat the contributions received at
rhat ofioa for sho ladies' guubost Up to the 18th,
.rot up nsary thirteen thousand dollars. The
subscriptions ser. 10 the Mercury amount TO
S3,2739 "a Besides these amOUB-o, we under
stand that considerabla sums nave teen raised
'u various portions @; tho State ior the same
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
nRILL - WaNrED

7 WIsU 20 employ O. DRILL 3-a sIEg 2 for r-. --f-
4 t=rv Of Flying Artillery aaa~.ss =. -. p4usis.
Miss lrlr 1iatslT. Ill IS WaED,
ar3q Ivs rsrf. --
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
LlDTEs' F3yGg I'D DRESS C0eR.
EhNTED, EIIMEnIlIEE.E-

EA DRIVERS. Lihor-, --rr. w De- .--I sr---
cO good BCTLsI,, for Which ILr4s. -----s d.
bo Ped. Apply a. appeal uIcs,.r.o
BE- HETtE.
T~' Rufrfr ar-r.. l.......--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
RECREITs EAlTEnI

? H3aIRTE RECRUITS 40 wanted 90 hu up C-pssT-
4 Ngicks Company Memphis Mounted Rebels lash
man viii be expected 20 fur1iah hi5 own h5zre Report
al Spring Creek, Madigoa county, Tenn.
ap30Iw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
Proclamation Of tbc lErycr oG iyeyv Orleans
cLAYOEALTY or NV ORLEANS,
CITY HAL. Apr %, -S62

To .Eo P oqlo of New Oleaus;
Afyer An obstinate ana her,ic deG.n~o by our
troops Co tho river, there sPParl % be immreu.
danger that the iusolcnt enemy will -uoczcd ip
capturing your city. The tOts have not fallen.
They have not succumbed even b-aclt8 the ter
rors Of bambardnenr unparalleled in the his
tory Of warfare. TR.lr desuc1a havc done all
that becomes men fighting toItheir homes, their
country and their liberty bit IN spite of their
efforts, the ships Of the enemy have been able to
avoid them and now threaten no city.
In view ofthis contingency, ! call on you 10 be
calm, not with submissiyenass with indecent
alacTty, but If the military authorities arc una
bic longer to defend you, to await with hope and
confidence the inevitable mmmt when the valor
Of your sous and OF your feICv-couUtrymen viii
achieve yoUC deliYerauCe Isiaii remain among
you TO protect you and your property SO far as
my power or authority as chef magistrate can
avail JUHE T. MONROE, Mayor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
<ET ADVERTISEMENTS
SEGAR.
STRsTITTrE EaETFn,

2OA HHDS Fully E.i.. P-ue --I Cr--.a-s -r---
OOD for a.a by -EaEso- g. --HrArE
.Hrs am .....
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

"a Tho Petersburg Ergreas Gays tlar me
sick in the Confederate hospitals in Char ar'o~-
vile are to be removed 70 that city al q vcIy
early day. and for their reoeption several of tho
large tobF F,co factories have been secured and aro
to be ftted up ia Petersburg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
NEMPnIS AED 0ELn RlILR0An En.

FFFT9HT AGENT. fFTT"E
EENF-Is. rav 90 fs..
K. d. srr.ga viii b0 rar- va1 TO-DAY
~ JAMES TAEI..H lUE rE
.rv2 Tr .-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

FROM THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. - Con.
Jackson is at Rude's Hill, on the farm generally
known c5 the " S.einberEer Piaee," south Of ME.
jackson ia Shenandoah county. The enemy
are a. Eiiuburr, gbou. seven mu5s from Cen.
Jackson. Colonel Ashby's cavalry have been
Gghtug the enemy every day for about n month
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

TuT SPIRIT OF l776 6-Nct long after tho de-
c,scatiou Of Independence furh ,c July, 1875,
the following Iooiuaial was passed uuani-
m0us.y:
EesoLred, That it be, and Il hereby. recon-
Genar8 10 the several STATES g. ak tho mos.
cffrctuat measures for the encouragement there
of, (raFgign and moiaiiJy) and .or the sUppIas-
gi0n Of the theatrical entertainments, horse
racing, and such other diverdou5 as arc produc-
tive of idleness and dissipation and general de
prsvity Of principles and manners.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

t. Nine hundred of the prisoners Of war
(PIsntiss bngade) taken a. CoEinth have been
placed IN confinement at Cshaba, Ala.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02

Adviees for2 Mexico via Havana a-y ... az un5stis.
factory conference had taken place uer tho allied
povera and the o0unarder at Vera Cruz The general
commanding tho French o-ce5 had determined march
alone into the city C Mezio1 the Err sl and Spanish
pioaipotsnda-iss having decided 90 v-.-=-aw tLsE
troops JuaTez waa EzI 80 be- ras6y 20 .lsfy nI
cs.ns and rejects the idea q monarchy for Isrsr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
Schooner Captured.

The rebel schooner Dixie has been captured an,
taken to Philadelphia hy the Keystone State
Rars psVIarv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
NJ e M p H =

FRIDAY MORNING, MAY ,, 1852
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-02
Exemptions Under the C0asCrsyt Zev of
GouHTeEa.

Northern dispas ehes represent Nil quiet a Tort Pillow
on the 2ith inst
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-04-18
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.


The Connecticut election took place on
Monday, the 7th inst, and William A.
Buckingham of Norwich was for the fifth
time chosen Governor Of the State, with a
ticket made up OF Republicans and Union
Democrats. The new State Senate will in,
clude such names as II. z. W. WEIGH of
Hartford, Charles Atwater, Jr., of New
Haven, David Smith of Norwich, Orville
II. Plat of Meriden, A. 81. Byington o.
Norwalk, (editor of the Gazette, and Da~
vid s. Calhoun of Manchester-all good
men and true.
Judges were chosen in some Of the Wis.,
consin circuits, last week. In the 9th cir
cult La Crosse, etc. Hon. Edwin F lint is
elected by 1000 majority over Geo. Gale,
the late incumbent. The contest was acri-
monious and the vote large. In the Mani>
towoc circuit Hon. David Taylor was re.
elected without opposition.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-04-18
The Material of our Army.

The following is from the New York
albion an Anglo.American paperpublished
in New York:
Not few British officers from regiments
stationed in Canada, or employed there on
special service, have been recently permitted
to examine with professional eye their bone
and sinew, their equipment, their discipline,
their ma@uvres 1t semes within their person
al knowledge that several of these our soldier
countrymen, whose opinions are of the great.
est value, report their unbounded surprise and
admiration at the effective and promising con.
diton of the thousands of troops whom they
have seen. Of the fighting qualities they may
have something to say hereafter, for--thanks
to the unexpected and exceeding courtesy of
General Mcclellan some of these gentlemen
have been allowed to accompany the head
quarters of the United States Army in its ex.
pected onward march. This obligation, we
need scarcely say, is far more appreciated by
military men than any reviews or entertain.
ments got up for their benefit, while those
who could not remain to avail themselves of
this privilege are nevertheless most grateful
for the hospitality with which they have been
received.
This is somewhat different from the de-
scription of our soldiers by such writer's as
Mr.. Russell of the London Times, and by
the son of George Sand, who accompanied
Prince Napoleon to this country, and is
now retailing his impressions in the Rsvue
DIES Deur MOades. The opinions Of PROBES.
sional men must be received with attention,
and we may congratulate ourselves that, in
this case, they are so favorable to US.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-04-18
Minnesota Elections.

SHAKoPEE.-The argus says the Demo.
cratic ticket was elected, with the exception
of P. Glerman. He was defeated by L. NJ.
Brown, who ran as independent candidate,
for the Office of Justice of the Peace. With
this exception, the ticket was elected, with
out opposition.
FAR1BAULT. - The entire Republican
ticket was elected by an average Of about
twenty majority.
W1NoNA.-The election at this place was
very warmly contested, and resulted in the
election Of A. F. Hodgins, Dem.) by MAJ
jority of sc over j. Randall, Republican.
The three Aldermen elect are Democrats.
CHATF1ELD.-The town election re- ulted
in the success of the entire Democratic
ticket by an average majority of 20.