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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-31
NCoaGh's SfOfHacs, Esftlcrs.
SOLDIERS HOME,
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, june 1, lSj?.A

To rR c. w. Ros.cK-
Ny oEARSlR am dispensing a second inroicc
OF your stomach Bittcrs among The large number
OF men VINO daily arrive ut this institution for
Ieiresnnent and rest The universal testimony
l. that these Bitters arc the best made. For the
various SUMMER complaints which aflict 50 many
| Know oi no remedy 80 safe and 50 sure. Plu-
'"roh saws: "To ask n physician what is easy and
WHIT i hard al digestion, and what will agree
VII the stomach Is ab out ~ sensible "a To 1sk
What - sweet or bitter, or sour" Persons who
look out for breakers-ani have Your Stomach
bitters IL the hOuse-I am 81 re will never ask
any one the foolish question spoken OF bv tn,
great philosopher. must not omit a word or
two Tor your Citawbl Brandy. have many men
here who had randy prescribed for them hy DIS
tinauished ARMY Surgeons The effect of yours
on such are most beneficial, far more So than
from any previously taken. Pcrions who dc>ir
n raeliy pure Brandy cannot fail in their purcha g
ifthcy get your brand.
am, Doctor, with much respect,
Your civaIt,
&. w. y. AxDREws, superintendent
II Office and mtnnfactory. N. 81, 81, 69
and 81. E,>t Third street. For sale every here
WHISKY
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To BORROWERS OF SCHOOL FUNDS.

10 bONtoh End vi 0ttlOpb I 10.
The attention oil borrowers OF School Funds is
called to the following sections of law soncerniu 9
the forfeiture OF lalr!s mortgared to that Fund.
There are nor due over a thousand dollars ef N
tercst IND il mast be- paid, rs the County has to &C
count to the State Tor the entire amount OF inter
est.
SIC. &c. On failure TO pay any inStal'mcut of
interest when the same becomes due; the prin-
cipal SUM shall forthwith become due and payable.
and the ncte and mortgage may be proceeded ON
AMI collected.
SIC, XCIlI. When the interest or pr;pc'pal of
any suci, loan shall become due aul remain uu-
p.id. the Auditor s.ial! proceed to collect the
same b, suit on the Note, or by sale ofthc mort
gagged pre.n.se,, in the manner prescribed in the
ninetccH,h section Of this article, lie may also, by
sult, recover the possession OF the ~mor'caged
premises before sale thereof, ami he shall, on the
fourth Monday in January. annually. offer tors lie
ali mortglced ilni> on which piyinents Of princi
pal os interest are cue aud unpaid.
A. THOMPSON,
n2lw3 Aud, u. c.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

State ofIndirua, Marshall County.
la the Circuit Court, February Term, 1854.
James Ial lovay
W
James NcCann
Dena -. Suith
II.rrv Smith
Calvin McCum Complaint on Note for
VIII an McLann Foreclosure OF Mortgage.
Mtr-arctti HcCnn
Geolge MeCaun
Ida JIne Mrcaun
Melissa McC1un.
Tie Pl1intii in the Above entitled cause by
Jane q. Parks lis attorney. has fled III my office
hs complaint against ihc dcien1an,s, and il ap
pcarinS ~ the aiftayit o!G competent IorsOn that
Williun MCCaun ind Melissa McCann are non
residents of the State of Indiana. they are there
iors hcrsbv notified Of the fling ami pcndency
u sad complaint against them, and unless they
up pear, answer tor Gemur thereto, at the calling
OF Said cause, on III" first day OF the next term OF
sad toulr, To be begun and held at the Court
House, IA the town OF Ply mouth cn Tie Second
MONDAY of February, 1861. said complaint and
The matters and Things therein contained and al
ltdgC,i, viii be heard IN their absence.
JOHN G.. CUSHING CIR ". &C.
James o. Parks, Pl'tis ATTY. n20-3r
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k'Isst E}sISzstCEsA's'.
Local AND MISCELLANEOUS.

T.lE toI VIM usEa-a g-a:en4-n will
act a, SCENTS for the DaM"rGAr N their
various Townships. unit: further notice.
and are authorized to receive subscriptions
and money for the DEMOCRAT OFFICE:
Csuter Township, II. NJ. LOGAN,
Carman Toxnshis. JONAS MIL. Err.
North Township, CuAEuE- BARCLAY,
Polk Township, T. B. MERTON.
West TownSlip, Jonx ZsuxER,
Union Tuun~hip, JANE, BRocKE.
Green Township. DAyIp ZsHSER,
R,arbon Township, s. BEALs,
Walnut Tow ship, JAMES NJ. WicKIzER.
rp-csnoe -swn~hip. DR. O. =. SMITH
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
State of Irdaana, Marshall County, 50:
In The Marshall Circai; Covr:, February Term.
James A Miller
vs. Complaint for Deed.
George r. Manchester.
The Plaintiff liz the ab)sc entitled cause by ID.
T. Phillips HI Attorney, has Giei n n, office his
complaint rgainst the defendant. aud it appearing
by tho affidavit Of a COMPETENT person ih.t the
defendant GEORGE Il. Manchester i an,n-rcsident
IT the State of Indiana, lie is therefore hereby
notified OF the fling and pcni-ncy of said com
piiiaf aPaiUs, him, and u'ic,s he appear, answer
or dcmur thereto. at the calling Of ,iii cause, or
the fist lty of the next term of said Court. to
be begun anl held Al TIE Court House. in The
town OF Plymouth, on the Second Monday OF
February. 1861, ,aid complaint and the matters
and thinls Herein contained thd aIlci9cd, Will be
heard anl determined IN his ahselce.
A:cst JOHN {. CUShNhN, Clerk.
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ESTRAN \OIiEE.

Taken m by the Subscriber in Green Town
ship. MARSHALL Co. Ind. on the 18th day OF Nov
lc6}, two COWS: One white spotted with ore horn
loppcd All broken, and Il crop oil the right ctr;
the other with l star in her forehead and Il small
white spot on her more. nbont ~ Years Odd each,
anu each appraised at $500.
n2iN3 l.. n. EARL.
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NGHft2d:
:. IL. REEVE.

To hire a man to chop abou. 80 cords Of wood,
and make some rails.
pl2v3 I'll. REEVE.
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NOTICES.

The undersigned having been restored to health
in 4 few weeks, by Il very sib pie remedy. after
ltaviI" suffered seyeSal years with II severe lung
and that dread disease, Consumption
is ANXIOUS To make known to his ellow-suffcrers
the means Of cure.
To al who desire it. he will send a COPY Of the
prescription used free OF cn1rge). With the direc-
tons for preparing ami using the same, which
they will find q SsiEr cssT for coHsUMPu y,
Asthma, BRO>CnH1ls. COUGIs, CoLrs. &c. The
onl, object of the advertiser in scDding the Pre-.
srriptiOn is to benefit the afflicted, ana spread in
formation which he con,:civrs to be invaluable.
and lie hopes every sufferer vii try his remedy. rs
it will COS; them nothing, and may Prove a blcs ing
Parties wishing the prescription will plcnsc
Address
Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WiilianShurgh nings County New York.
NoA. 5,-y9nl4-im.
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EDITOR OF JEaOCgAT

EDITOR or 1EaocRAr,
DER Sig
With yoar permission. I wish TO say to Il Q rea-
derS Of your paper that, Will senl by r"turn IN Ill
to All who wish 1t, tfree) "A Recipe, with full d.
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will also mail free to those having T. III Heads
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that will enable them to start a toll growth of lax.
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Respectfully yours
TIOS. F. CHAPMAN,
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Nos. 5,-v9nil-3m
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ENQUIRER
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IFS POLITICAL CREED


Needs no definitions: Opposed to Ahoiitionism,
and all the balefu! "isns'' which have created the
difficulties under which we now suffer, and with
a more enduring and abiding faith in the conser
vative principles Of genuine Democracy than ever
we shall continue with fearless devotion the
course We have SO long consistently pursued, and
IN our antagonism 10 LHECUIiNE uSUEPA-
TON. THE NIOLATinN Or THE CON
sTiIUtiON, THE SUPPRESSION or FREE
SPEECI. and a FREE PRESS, and iii short ev.
cry measure tending to subvcrt civi. liberty, and
thereby iDau.urate AN cd Gus lESPOSlSM, we
shall rcmsin ~ unfirchinS az the rock OF truth
upon which the immortal Jefferson creed was
founded. That
TIE L Is MIGHTIER TIA THEswORD
L. an axiom. with the truth of which we are thor
ouehly Impressed, ami hence We have sincerely
advocated PE,C by CoMpR, MISE, as the sues, aud
most constitutional mel lul to adjust our domestic
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-31

For CoUGHs, CoLDs, AMI THRoAT DIS
ORDERS, Use Browns Bronchial Troches, -
having proved their e%ficacy By Il test Of
many years. The Trochcs ere highly re-
commended and prescribed ly tbysiciaus
and Surgeons in The arny
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-31

Their Clothing embrlcss all qualities. ard THY
will no, be undcrsoid by any ho'ise III thc lldce.
IL Call and examine Good, and Prices Tor
Yourself.
S.ore 81 :oor South Of Persiins'. Drug Store.
Pl, mouth, Nov ID, lo6J-6m-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-31

DIED At his fathers residence nccom-
Der 18th. 1861. Mr. George liibbs'
Aged 10 year, aud 10 days
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-31

LAST SATURDAY Was = great day here,
bad whisky, free febts and drunken ROWS
being the order Of the day, and night.
These d;sgraceful proceedings were alike
discreditable to those engaged in them both
citizens and soldiers. We exceedingly
regret that justice comfels US to allude to
'hesc things. because We dislike to publish
TO the world the shame COR rather want q
rhame) Of such Of our people as engagcd in
these scenes Of lawlesncss. Gcodcfi-
rens and trus s%oi5iers. instead OF c~ouutcn
aacing such transactions as thee Of satuar-
day and saturday night, should feel a com
ncadabls pride IN using all their influence
70 preserve order. We trust that we Lay
nothave occasion to allule to similar scenes
hereafter.
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NATIONAL DEhi0GRkcf,

and while its columns will be grnced with the cen
tributions of sound, fluent and intellectual p%oiitic-
al writer's, IL wii nevertheless prove to the lovers
II literature en- agreeable and urtilinc companion
and visitor in the interesting miscellaneous Mi
cles which constitute the popular literature OF the
day ana in lis faithful reflex OF tie important
events transporting in
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-31

The Democratic Central Committee Of
Marshall County meet on Saturday next,
at II O'clock \. Vi. at the ofice Of. y.
o. Packard Esq. forthe purpose OF selecting
Delegates tc attead the Congressional Con
Convention at Winamac on the eth O.
January 1864.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-31

3v virtue of a warrant issued - u by John Nef
Justice 81 ne Peace Ia and for Wars, all CGuhtv
state o. Indiana We have this day appraised the
er,rly property taken up by Joseph Singleton of
One Mare Colt, light bay, with iour white feet.
star IN the face, white strip ON thc nose with a new
ia ter on, sHpppsccs to be sigiieen MOI TIA Old,
and appraised At thirty D1!lars. aud fur;her that We
have made :iIis appraIsment AID given the descriQ
tions without particular favor or affection
K. =. Siafrer.
Samuel S;rawhcckcr.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me hi, 18th dav
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Cooley for January is "a oar table. /,
fully s~us:ains its well earned reputation a,
ah.=' eless Magazine. Us literary depart
mcnt is such IA to challenge admiration.
while las Illustration, are superb and $
fashion Plates jtst what is needed by cur
lady ;Tiends. Terms %, a year for s;nele
copies, Two copies, ore year. s. Three
copies, one year, S. -Four. copie., one
year, 81.
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Take N~oticc-Sccoud hand Furnitsc h0Oehv
and sold-Salcs of Furniture every - rdIi
Outside sales attended 10 On short notice aad
siaali charges,
Plymouth, Indiana nllm5
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+, John {. Cushlnaa Clerk of the Marshall
Circuit Ooltt, horebp cvr ify the foregoing to be
i true cory of he original report herein, filed in
ny Office December 2~th, 1863
JOHN c. CUSHMAt; Clerk.
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II yoU want Lew set OF teeth, 4 tooth
pulled or filled, or irregularities in your
te.sh corrected. or diseased gums cured.
call on Dr.. !. O. Bor,en. whose c.cd will
be found in an5;her column. The Or. is
prepared to insert teeth on vulcanized
India Rubber very cheap, and yet in such
: aanne as 20 be durable. All kinds OF
work in hi. line done with neatnczs and
despatchj-give him a call if you neel his
services.
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The Boston papers casually notice an Of
fetal report of an inspection of the House
OF Reformation, showing that the Super;n-
tendent has been guilty of b%rutally beating
q young girl, and whipping the boys with a
wagon whip. These children are white.
and the expose consequently attracts little
attention. If they were black, how rhi-
lanthropic Massachusetts, would howl with
pdiSnstiopf
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Lieut.. f. r. Shook Of The 5lth Ind. vols.
has returned home from he wars" and
we are pleased to say, booking remarkably
well. Capt. Eggleston is expected in . few
days.
The men Of this company viii probably
return within a week or ten days. This
Compan3 has passed through various scenes
Of hardship aud danger with credit to its
officers and men, and not without benefit
t. the cause in which trey were engaged.
All honor 70 our brave volunteers who have
imperiled life, and endured privations
and brooked the dangers incident to a
fo.diers life in camp and field.
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And vii! positively prevent Y-.io, F.ro, 81.
iols Fever. 81.
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Arthur's Home Magazine fer January
Is received and isa splendid number
Nov IS tie time to subscribe. Sec pres
pectus ia another column.
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Military Bail.

There will 10 a Military Ball, at Wood
wards Hall tomorrow friday evening
given BIZ Capt. +. J. Miller's Company
Tickets to be had at the Post off, and at
the Door. The boys desire to enjoy at
least one moro occasion Of f~estiTity with
their friends at home before finally leaving
for the seat OF war. We learn that good
s1usi: has been provided, and hope they
Eay have apleasa,lt time.
We are in receipt o. he first number Of
a new Magazine entitled the Lady
Friend, published by Deacon and Peter
son a. r~hiiadeiPh;a. Ihi. new Candidate
fer pubic favor IS gotten up ii handsome
style, and vii doubtless prove 4 desirable
acquisition to every intelligent houscholl
into which il nay be introduced. ~
EIelisval Poem" By Mrs. f. S. Randolph,
AMI the steel engraving "G.brici Wilkes
Return" are alone worth the price Of tie
number.
T--- 60 o To- ro,:o- e. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

Gen. T. PERKONET THOMPSON, Radical
member of the British Parliament, has habit
of sending 10 the Radical press OF thai country
very pungent paragraphs on the subject Of our
War and the sympathy felt BY the arStocFatis
classes in England for Tho Rebel Shareholders.
Here is one ~ bis latest:
"con.ersaiive he's 80, sister. Tie'e hH, b.ea
oersie to The family me Tines tel, OF being Conset-
valve o. tue subject Of slavery. Consefvae' Slwzys
meant practically and in tie main conservative % the subject
o. evil though there Lsse aud these 5000 Sss
pres.u,, woa'd Laye oeeu welcome
There been enough done 70 Fut Ne endangered
casse. tho ae.t. II the .oiiy WAS 10 hem II isno
they only s The cou'elssncs os; Iy as oey ca
not hs moved TO rub their eyes.
Tho ouy competent cause which assign for the
fury for slavery Which has broken out in England IA the
beas qussoa Is conceived to have upon tae wants
aud OF the classes The doe rine came In
whst IurD1rtsd to Be STATE paper nom VI GiGls,oEss
nor that the pu1erous casses IN OH countries ought ia
psoriety to be Not poc-l re,aphoricA slaves
bu, plain and.muice slaves sold u9oa horo-tocs
and allowed produce aud diu shtsS fs cer star
i4o III. sucns-gss and this le,pe3 a. By English
men ard Ensh ministers viii pgree. cheer of erai.ssios
aud delight The elGir: Organs OF the Prs which show
with certainty IN what direction there e moss money to
expsud threw themselves into l. with en,hasiana. To DO
tor Slavery made thU vrgc who attacked the
IRON soldier and iObty unHblo 70 resi1ais
e. srdos IN the holy cause.
1.-THE learned and the Influential for slsTeIyi and
-, S-iuday Rsrf,c compliments church. FOR which there
considerable e.pec with declaring oald travel oa 81
the record ~ concerning Itself win any good thio TAess
matter. csrno, srci an than the boTing Of The
Wn,ss gaze. But those who exp cd TO conssqususss
may ter them by opening the eyes In time to what "a
going
There can be that the cl this
prrccat- aud apparently unnecessary rihn the arms Ut
Slavery Is rom the seho on of the dGsEerce 10 woai
mske in the d the English a5orers whsthsf
tuey labor eeJ oppression the othe side Of The
water or doomed 70 ayes Gains. Il voud least make
the difference Of the blo' sn3 good caus cf ezs ntsd
suHsss Con You blame nc people who 10 tI"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29
Az fasraUCT4yE coNTnAsr.

Tho Assembly OF our state consists OF u
members, whereof 81 were elected by The
u,pp.rters OF Gen Wad.worth, 63 by those OF
GOV. Seymour and J by the votes OF both
parties. This one OR. w. II. Cutler) had
always hitherto been a Republican, and was
nominated and supported by our friends N the
full conviction that be remained so. lie was
elected from what had always hitherto been d
Republican district And our friend. therein
felt assured, aud assured their friends else
where. that his vote would be cast for the
Kepubcan candidates for Speaker, &C., CIV
me us tie organization without effort aud
without delay.
They were under mistake. Mr.. Cutler
voted against us on tho FIRST ballot, and through
ont defeating our candidate for Speaker nnd
keeping TIC House for weeks unorganized.
Our disappointment vas sore one, but u dld
not transform us into rufiians Possibly, two
Or tAroe misses from tho lobby repiied to the
cheers wherewith Mr. Cutters first vote Tor
Dean was greeted, but that WAS all. No MEN,
Der denounced Mr.. Cutler for bis vote; no one
remarked on the evident constraint imposed Oh
hun i. his profitable relations with tho manage
ment Of the Central Railroad, nor on his mal'
, adrolt first appearance when his vote wa
wanted under the close personal guardianship
OF Mr.. Erastus Corning, jr. Mr.. Cutler was d
member of the Assembly, and as such he voted
as be saw lit. No man threatened biln---nc
: voice WAS raised in Remuneration OF his course
and he came and went throughout the pro.
t tracted struggle as free from annoyance OF
danger Of insult as any member on that floor
After days Of ftuitea ballotiua, the Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29
KnxrCCRY ON PEACE.

The Kentucky Legislature is preparing for
another raid OF Morgan and FORESTS eaeril-
last by discussing propositions ii Peace. One Of
the last oAered---by Nj. Cochran OF Shelby
Coun.y-condemns the existing war rs n dis
grace to Humanity, and proposes q conioius
Federal aud Confederate Convention ut Mount
Vernon, Va,
Md agrees upon such e0nsu,iors lncuss shall
rroyr satisfactory both End kentucky piedger herself In
aaynuer 10 rsiiy proposition q Ieun,e tha sections
thsf Gentucky ppout Con- nsso 80 70 wait o. b'a irss
dent also to ys the lgia tures 90 ILLINOIS, 1dena ono
'rru,syuia N"w.jerssy aud New.h iA@ aud onme ID
10 20 slme and LEge icessrton OF hosiiei pend
iug .h" rlfoti 4.ons"
Way u1' MISSOURI also I'D lib
Is this the fair thing Why should Ken
tucLy send her Commissioners 10 the Lcgisla-
lures of Free and Loya! States to tie exclusion
Of Slave aud Rebel Statcs Why 10 Now
York ami Ohio and not To Virginia aud Geor-
eia Surely, the triling circumstance that tina
latter would probably seIe and hang them can
have no influence with peace.loying patriots.
If we are to huve +" cessation of hostilities,
pending the Negotiations" We ought to have il
On the part Of the Rebels as well as of tho
Unionists. That may not be the Kentucky
fashion. bit folks up this way would INSIST
ON IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

There ia IN im2olire proyerb about liars and
memories which We resist many temptations to
quote, yet we cannot help recalling it when
provoked by such sharp turns ns the following:
The Albany correspondent of ono of our city
Contemporaries writes concerning the election OF
Mr.. Callic0t rs Speaker as follows:
M,py Of the leading Repu'icsoa onsesyohns mako
capital out Of the Movement placing M Mlsphy in the chair
sclrng It outrageon, aud everything ec ihv hars
eood ,sa,ou 90 yusUy t,,m in nT The election Of ID
Temporary chairman. uuleI e STANCES s not without
precedent,
rhs 1aovemen. here on Saturday only for chairman
while The Cioh sbse and therefore ere vdI Hoi ne
iea.t particle Of iafoA Joy s R asiean' to make their
beigfoa, denomination and raise the that they did"
SO far, all is clear. There was nothing
wrong in the attempt 10 make the momeniary
absence Of tho Old Clerk pro.cxt for thrust
ng Do,aocrat into the chair, and the Repu5-
lean. alone were to blame for the rotous
scene that followed. We comprehend this,
though We don't exactly Gee it. Bat the same
writer gocs on, ten lines later to talk after
this fashion,
Ell" pola Of fact. ne DeMo'as hare elected Mr.. Cdilc1i
by '~ Eaibusnag Had they proceeded business tbr
day that Cailsot nominated ana continued to ep
Themselves w'n tie parliamentary iues, Ae wouiI b.,
been elected speaker OF this House. Mr Csico had
no: that Tins besa nominated IN eaaea aod sr,g uuu-
bel Of gubileani pos esed ~ pot h.u bat To
bus,olns ofths Democrats and the stormy and diisac,fu
session Of week Saturday drove many u those
Republican. into the support CacOl aud enabled the Re-
publican TO apply the whip with greater effect ind
power until finally every member wa foced back intO
the ranks and voted loI CAcot Thi, feeling Of disgust for
tho hnibustehng Of tho Democrats NOT confined e Re-
Pybsss ps<'y 4 large assbeT u Ne tss a.ass Y DsS.~