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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
HORSE-TAMING MADE EASY.

IS Up IS
,HE above the title Of work Just isssed from
the presa by Robert Jenniugs, yeterenary surgeon,
fully Illustrated with forty u, engraviags and eontaiu
ing upwards Of 400 pages duoderimo, giving new and
practical system Of teaching and educating the horse
This Is the most interesting works published in re-
gard art Of training korsesin TACT the author has
in this instance fully proven himself comprehend and
tan .ss ~ raros 81 diseases To- which he
lie subject Every agrieuturst, every man, whethsr he
Joes does not horse, should read this most IN.
svnopss In connection with Whip Training, or how to
drive without bride, bit rain 4o It teaches you
uow TO halter q Colt alone,
How to make a Colt follow you.
How to make Horse stand to be ahod,
How to make q horse stand to be eurred-
How to bre ak kicking Horse.
How to break bauky Horse.
How to bI eak Halter puller.
How to break Horse from pulling the bit
How 10 teach horse to back.
How to bit Colts without biting harness
How to break Horse afraid OF buffalo, 10,
How to make Horse stand while getting In or out
of a carriage.
How to make a horse trot honest, etc.
To which is appended an Essay on Shooting Also the
and complete history Of thai terrible disease aandeIs
Now ready ond for sale wholesale and retail by Will
| LIAM H. CHADWICK No. 400 West Fourth Street, ad-
Joining the Fountain Hotel and Museum opposite City
Spring Price l2b sent postage paid te any address
In addition to the above iuvau able works by the
celebrated author and professor have FIR sale his great
book entitled the Horse and his Diseases of which over
two others soatte and their Diseases" and asheep
swine Poultry and their diseases, Price each SlIb
N. B-l have also for sale every ssorIpaon oL Med
to which they are subject Also, agent Tor All
DR. ennngs celebrated medicines for tbs stats Of nsa
ware Wholesale and retail. MN W. IL c R s,,
Ap le.1y adjoining Fountain Hotel aud Museum.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24

- The New York Board OF H aalth recent
IL dispatched an officer 10 the milk depot Of
the Harlem Railroad Company TO watch the
operations ofthe milkmen. he found that ma
ny Of them brought a can filed with water 60
rs 70 tins increAje the volume OF the mud.
Thirty milk dealers were In the habit OF pa
troniliag one hydrsui The proportion OF wa
ter used was from four to eight quarts TO a
forty quart can.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
TO FARMERS.

n YOUNG wINDFLowER will stand for
- vice the ensuing season, at the stable Of the
1.ubsoriber, near Richardson's MIL, In Chris
UUnAptiaua Hundred. He Ia eight yesrs old, briRht
nav col or weighs about 1900 and good traveller His
dam ~as Canada Lon Mare, aad his sire w@ full
bloodsd horse Insurance $2 other rates accordingly
an "a I'm JAMEf BROWN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
HUSBANDS s. GREE MS
TOEARMERS

~ The Gel ebraied Canadian Hotse, PRIME
SfS1J ALBERT will commence the lson Mon
Hn day, the I'd Of April, at the stable OF the sub
s5rbe near Odessa Delaware, and travel through the
Intermediates until fret Of July, 1866.
NAV 10 I'm JAMES I, SHALLCRnss.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24

pA-the pilot whe brought the ship Bug
land into Halifax has died Of cholera, and also
swo Of bis family. He said that he did NOT
board theyesseISbnt wa to we'd In her wake
whencs he gave the necessary directions.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
DIED.

On Monday, April sosh, near Delaware City,
Of Appeplexy on the brain, Thomas Ratlif,
Ia the b5th year of his age We mourn, but
not as those who have no hope, for It is writ
lad. ,Blessed are the dead who die 10 the Lord
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24

Wilmington, DEL, May Sd, 1865.
ALL persons sby notified that they hahlo
10 ne OF TEN DOLLARS, for breakiug or injuring
Trees or shrubpery, within the City limits and any
person having knowledge Of such breaking Is reque ed
lodge Information thereof before the Mayor Alder
man. JANIS @. PETERSON,
NAV lat High Cons able
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
MARRIED.

10 West Chester on the Sd inst, BY Rev
James Trickels, Mr.. J. Milton Bullock Of Del
aware City, to Miss Eide W. Graves OF Ches'
nut bill, formerly OF Wilmington, Delaware
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
To HNrSeman.

- MORGAN BLACK HAWK, [DELAwARB,)
will stand at the residence OF the subscriber,
w ltformerly occupied by John G. Httksl near
A0E&ths hrst toll tate, on tbs Lancaster pike ne
is fvs years DID, and sired by HALT BELOW Co
Back Hawk, and out OF the trotting Mare, Diamond
State, For particulars see hand bills .,,s
an 23.lm JAS. v. JEfFERI6.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
ALEX. R. SHAW. M. D.

Takes tls msthsd OF informing tue public, that he
still continues the practice OF homeopathic Medicine
10 Newark once Main Street, opposite Choae's Hotel
All o.lls 10 town and country promptly attended.
ms IL .amH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
To Farmers,

- Tho thorough bred horse, PHINoB ALBERT
~ II, will stand the ensuing season at Eliott.
ncnA.Tuea.ia,s Al Hare's Corner, on Wednesday,
and Thurseays at the stable Of the near
McCieandsvile, Frida ys and Saturdays Insurance
u, season -, single service ~ For Psrueusrs eel
ills. ap Is ~ vs. sAMukt LINDekf.
DIssOL UTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP
Notice ID hereby gveu that the parthership bet"ren
the undersgnsd been dissolved By mutual consent
named psrty HUGH d. MEARNs,
may ll-st QkOk6k MIskk
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
STRAY HORSE.

N Came to the premises Of the snbser iber, IN
~ the eth instant light bfv Horse, marked with
~ rn Ill white ,p tie on eieh side. The owner 10
.iBRsit sal provc property and paw charges.
BENJAMIN ELLIOTT.
4r., ne tIunired, MAY q. 1eB6-ft
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24

PILE SALVE,
EFFE CTUAL II Il M II DY.

TUE subscriber offers for sale salvc which Ia an
ehctusl remedy Sor the Piles Severe cases have been
cured by q fcw applications. Persons suffering IRON
this compl Amt should give It trial, almost imme-
relief is certain to follow Price 80 cents per box
J. HkRMANN,
an lp-3m New Castle Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24

A letter containing Check, IN Farmers Bank At
Wilmington for 5000, payable to the order Of T. ii.
Brown, ssoretary NJ Che Great Falls Iron Company,
wa mailed at the wilmngta Post 0os for Baltimore,
gu the 9th OF May tn the above address, II not having
to hand all persons cRuiiOnei against nezotiat
lug the same, payment having bsen stopped
may 7l-4t GEO. @. L0BDELL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
PROPOSALS
for Rations & Fuel for Light-vessels, &c
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
SuPERINrENDEHT oP LIaHts,
D;t,o;nuton NAV 9Sd lahA

bufhhlhTENDEhT W
Wilmington, May Esd, 1866
s.,.a praposals will be received at this Office
M IL o,c,ook. M, on SATURDAY, toe 18th day Of
Inne ISeS. for fur nshing and delivering Rations
and Fuel for the Ave fathom Bank and Upper Mid
die ight-vesaes in the Fourth Lghth house District
and r nnv 9th lieht-yessel and light house tender
that may be called for, for one year from The LIST
day Of July 1885, to the Both June, 1867, inclusive.
The rations 70 BIO Of good and approved quality; to
be delivered alongside Of the light.house tender sr
other vessel provided for the purpose at Wilmington
Del. and to be- stated in the bid accordingly, 10
good and sufficient packages, barrels. boxes, and
cases. and In good order, for the lightvesae once
quarter. free of all expense 10 the United States
aEreeaby to specifications, which will term par
Of The contract copies of which may be bad by ap'
plying at this office.
Ali, bids must be sealed and endorsed Proposal;
for Ratious and Fuel for Lght-vcssels, and thor
placed in anothe, envelope and left at OF directed
10 this Office prepaid If sent by mail. BY order o.
the Light-house Board I. NJ. RODNEY,
may 24.3t Superintendent pf Lights
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
&slawass gfpablisau.
THURSDAY, MAY e., 1865.

Usros Oousrr hrsrms "A meeting Of the
Union vsisrs Of New Castle County will DO
held at the town Of New Castle, on Saturday,
the 2e,h day OF May, at one.o'cloek, p. NJ, for
the purpose OF fixing the time for holding the
nomination election for candidates for Sheriff
and Coroner, and for the selection OF the
Judges for holding said election.
The raid meeting will also appoint the couu
" Executive COMMITTEES for the approaching
oampsisn, and transact such other business al
may be necessary and usual.
~ Order Of the County Executive Commit
tee JoHn A. ALLpERpros. Chairman.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24

do horeby appoint Hayes Graves and Jackson
dimes sp, raise Estray, which has been on tue
premises of Thomas Kinsey for thirty days. -
Hokeby April 1855. JOHN WOOD, J. r.
We, the undersigned, appointed above to appraee
a stray Colt the farm OF Thomas Kinsey. in North
ChrisRna Hu udred would that sid Colts rising
old is light bay. star in the lace and nigh
HAYES GRAVES.
April ., 1866 ap lf-6n JACKSON BoLMkS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
Notice.
n, u. q: 9. q n Ameriea' ISIS.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons having any
claim or interest in the Barge, NAY FLOWER, her
tackle apparel and uruiture that by virtue Of
ssied out Of the District Court OF the Urtei States for
said District, upon the libel Of James b. CroSier and
John Batson trading Orotisr Batson In cause Of
contract civil and maritime, have arrested the sald
barge, tackle apparel and furniture and have the
In custody at the port Of Wilmington IN said district AID
that said prncess Is returnabs to said sour at special
session thereof to be held Tuesday the 7oth day Of
May instant at 10 o'clock, In the forenoon at which
time and place sid oause will be hesid.
JAMES @. AKIN.
U. S. Marehal.
May 18th, 1900. Delaware District.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
FOr.S Sale.

A Good Second hana sTEkEoP rICAN for Sale slthsT
with without slides enough for two or three good
T. Q. TAYLoR, oo~. sth and wOlasion ss.. vii:
mtagton, Del. spa ofns
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24
sHRINER's INDIAN yERMIFuGE.

TO Destroy ard E5pst Worms.
This vermifuee 10 entirely vsgetnble-perfecty ssfs
and hArle but an sileetus and for
The ABOVE medicines can be had Al Manufacturer
may aI-sm No.lal Marsst ST.. wiirsinstcp, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24

The Ladies FayOrite.
Compound Pennyroyal Pills,
DR.. SIMMS' Compound Pennyroyal Pills.
pennyroya As n remedy for pills
PennyroyL All irregularities Pills
Pepnyroyal They unexcelled Pills
Ponnyroyat by any other PILLS
Pennyroynl Remedy ever offered RUS
Psnpyroyal For delicAte Female Pills
Pennyroyal complaints they Pills
Pennyroyal are entirely certain, Pills
Penpyrnyal reliable and sure. Pills
The Pills are used by thousands Of Ladies' Nth
the hAppcst results and endorsed by all who use
them as the best Pills yet d. severed Price one
dollar per box sent by mail receipt Of price, SOLD by
Dealers generally everywhere. Sold by Johnson oilo
way owden. at wholesale, Philadelphia. Preparef
only by DIR. ]. sIMMs SON, 4th and King sts.s VII
mlngton, Del Depot for pure Family Medioines
81 Am
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24

N ktWT~ OMHuCB
k1zaH For any one wishing 20 into business. The
Ti N stand lies the railroad, where siding
n!: VA be put down, ard where coal and lime can be
S2{%& bought, 10 connection with wood. The
NJ and all the fixtures for cutting kiudng wood.
with the business already established will be sold
terms and lease for term Of years. the
property viii be given to energetic This Is
rare opportunity. Apply to WIN. II. REYNOLDS, Agt.
may lf.at Once ID and kipg, SITS Odd fellowa Hall
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24

THOSE Interested In the Manufacture Of Sorghum
Syrup, will find 1t to their interest to anime the
DRAKE EvAPoRAToR, as Il exceeds all others In ell
the principles ncedu for successful Syrup making For
GIRO ulsrs with fall Information. Address
JAMES CLOUD,
Cochranviile,
may 2i-2tw Chester o., Pa.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-24

OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE
CANAL COMPANY.
The annusl meeting OF Stockholders and Loanhoders
If this Company will be held their once All Walnut
Street PhiisdephiA, at II O'Clock. the tih dey
Of June 1866 which tina and pAcean election wilt
place President and Directors to ssrve for the
| ensuing year mey 8-tm HENRY v. LESLEY, sec'y.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09
Affecting Incident.

Immediately after the fall of Sumter, a
young man in this city llew to arms. lie
had been for sometime engaged TO ayolme
lady Of his own rank, and just before he
marched they were married. Having mt
writing school gone no further than coarse
hand, he sent no letters home, and a. tld-
inSs Of him came in roundabout way.
Finally, singh authority proclaimed that
he had diedne Vicksburg. The young
widow, after Il burst of grief put on such
weeds as she could procure, continued TO
go out washing and ironing, at dollar a
day, and held fast to her little home. She
kept her vow and remained true 90 her
husbands memory. Last Tuesday evening,
just before the clock struck eight after an
absence gilmore than five years, the lost
one returned, and found his wife doing very
wei, with beautiGll baby not quite three
days Old. The meeting was one of exceed
ing JOY. ClereldRd Plan Dealer.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09
sstuuttarp aud Ccpntintrfial.
Cineinnntl NTarketn.
CINCINNATI, October Is.

w.. CINCINNATI, October 3.
FLoUR-The market rules steady and
holders are firm at $40 50@1t for city
standard supcrine. Good and choice quail
tiles of cxtra. are held at $12@l2 n, family
at Sl3@l3 20 and fancy at t4@1b.
WnEAT-Prices are fully maintained
81 70Oo2 40 is asked for No. 2 red, though
ono or two sales were recorded at 81 G5.
No. Is difficult 10 obtain below 81 S5.
Nothing done in extra red or hill. tN
CoRN--Only n limited demand for corn
sic. Is asked for mixed ehe'lcd and S2@S3c.
for ear, hut round lots would bo dilllcult TO
buy or sell ut these rates. White shellcd Is
quoted nOminally nc Soc.
OATs-No. ] are quoted at doc, and No. 2
NJ 40@d2o, but sales of magnitude could
not be made at these rates.
RYE-A dull market with downward
tendency in prices. 81 10 is the nominal
asking rate for No. l. No. 2 Is held at 81,
and rejected at 10000.
BARLEY--Prime samples Of State Spring
command 81 45@l 90, and the same grade
of Fail 81 G5.
GRoCERIEs-The demand is fair at 20@
Dl9c. for fair TO choice Rio Coffee; 1910
l5c. for raw Sugar; 17L@1731c for hard
refined, and S0@90c. for Porto Rico Mo-
lasses. tN
WHIsKY-A firm market for bonded at
33c. Duty paid is dull at 50 1902 32tS.
SEED-Clover is held firmly at 81 80.
Timothy Is in fair demand at S3 20003 80
Flax in good demand at 81 75@2 80.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09
City Council.

IhOtu'ty - M.Y OctObtT o.
Present, Messrs, Iddings Kuhns, Gary,
Drummer, Keifer, Shank, Clingman, Gebhart.
Butt, Lehman, Bosler, and Love.
The President stated that the meeting
was called for the purpose of appointing
a Special Police for Election day. aai1. n
A petition from Thomas Brown, Esq.
asking that two Steam Engines be used for
pumping water out of Canal at Jefferson
street bridge, was received, and the prayer
granted.
An Ordinance authorizing the employ
ment of Extra Policemen for special oc-
casiOns by the City Connect; was read the
first time, the rules suspended, passed its
second and third readings and adopted.
Yeas :--MessTs. Kuhns, Gary, Brunner,
Keifer, Shank, Clingman. Gebhart,, Butt,
Lehman, Bosler and Iddings. Nay-Mr.
Love. .I.. ...r I.II. arsI orN
The following resolStion was ,lnani-
mously adopted: Whereas in the judg-
ment of the City Council IN extra Police
Force ought 10 be provided for the night
preceding the general election and during
the day and nightof said election, therefore
be it .a..s
Resolved, That the City Council proceed
TO appoint Fifteen extra policemen to serve
during the night of October Stll, and the
day and night, Of October 9th, 1866. -aoH
The following appointments were then
made: Lafayette Cooley, George Jackson,
James llOguc, John Roepken, Thomas
McCannan, VIM. Kirby, Henry Wcteeamp,
David Hays, Robert Jackson, Daniel I.eh-
man, Daniel Althouse, John Plat Ed.
Johnson and Phillip Marquartt. .
Council adjOurhed. fiaa
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09
Thanksgiving Proclamation by the
resident.
- n" '"N9iVhNi VI UNITED AFAIhs,
PROCLAMATION t

Almighty God, our Heavenly Father, has
been pleased to vouchsafe to us as a people
another year Of that National life which Ia
an Indispensable condition of peace. se-
eurity and progress. That year, moreover,
has been crowned with many peculiar
blessings. The civil war that has SO re-
Gently existed among us has not been anv-
where re-opened; foreign intervention has
ceased TO excite alarm or apprehension
Intrusive pestilence has been benignly
mitigated; domestic tranquility has inn
proved; sentiments of Cancellation have
clearly prevailed, and the affections of
loyalty and patriotism have been widely
renewed. Oar fields have yielded cutie
abundantly; our mining industry has been
richly rewarded, aud we have been al
lowed to extend our railroad system far
into the interior reeesses of the country,
while our commerce has resumed its Gus
tomary activity In foreign seas. NV
The National blessings demand National
acknowledgment.
President of the United States, do hereby
recommend that Thursday, the 29th day OF
November next, be set apart, and be oserv-
cd everywhere in the several States and
Territories of the United States, by the peo-
pie thereof as day of thanksgiving aud
praise to Almighty God, with due remem-
brance that in His temple doth every man
oBShh vi lAio hOliOis H'SO.
that on the same solemn occasion, we do
humbly and devoutly implOre him TO grant
to our National councils and to our whole
people that divine wisdom which alone can
lead any nation into the ways of all rood.
In offering these National thanksgiyings,
praises and supplications, we have the ii-
vine assurance that the Lord remaineth a
king forever. Them that arc meek shall
lie guide in Judgment, and such as are gen
tie shall He learn His WaV. Tho Lord snail
give strength TO His people, and the Lord
shall give to his people the blessings Of
peace. FF I
In witness Whereof have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the United
states TO be affixed. Done at the eity of
Washington this eighth day of October, In
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-six, and of the inde-
pendence of the United States the ninety
first. ANDREW JOHNSON H
BY the President:
WM. ii. SEWARD, Sec'y of State.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09
Santa Anna's Movement.
NAV YoRK, Octobet 5.

| INV T VIN' NtIVUVT %
Adyices from San Antonio Uia Galveston.
Texas, are that quite n number of Santa
Anna's agents are at work recruiting for
raid on MatamorOs. There is but little
sympathy shown them there 1t being fully
understood that Santa Anna is pledged 10
Napoleon to acknowledge the French debt
II he succeeds in gaining a footing on Mex
lean soil. N,...r 9....---T,.
Very few have signified their intention
of Joining his standard, as he is known to
be inimical to the Liberal cause, and his
antecedents with MeXicans having always
been of questionable character, from for
mer treacheres.
Quite large quantities of arms, ammu-
milton and supplies have lately reached the
Mexican frontier, designed for Jaurez's
army at Monterey and other places.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09
THcgonn.s EAR.

The County Falr connnehcea tomorrow,
aud unless the weather should be unfavor-
able, promises 10 bepue Of thefn@t ex-
liibiuo8sof the Kind ever witnessed here,
We 'ehh,f nom Sccrets,fy Eells that largo
humber ofIcntries Of Horses, cattic1 and
stock OF the best description had already
'iiccn made last evening, We sincerely hope
the present threateniog aspect Of tho
weather many pass away before to-mor-
rpw morning, aud that the people may not
he sublected 90 another disappointment.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09
Mayors Proclamation.

i n compliance with law, hereby issue my proc
lamation 10 the citizens OF tho city of DAYTON
warning them that 10 is unlawful for them 10 sell
barter or give away any spiritous, vinous or malt
liquors on the day of any election held in the STATE
OF Onto under the Constitution or laws thereof
Any person offending against the provisions OF
said law shall be fined In any sum not loss than
five dollars, nor more than one hundred dollars
AMI be imprisoned in the county Jail for period
ted. r, 80
Amy violations of the provisions of said act on
Tuesday October o. 1885 the day of the stat, aud
county election, which may he reported and prov
en-, Will be.dealt with according 10 tho law reg,-
latng the SAME t Nff ~
- JONATHAN KENNEY, MAYOR 4
MAYORS OFFICE, DAYTON
September 20, 1866 at
journal and German paper copy.l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
A Steamer Wrecked = Passengers
and Grow Drowned. u "
SAVANNAH, GA. OcioI


The steamer Evening Star, from New
York, bound TO New Orleans, foundercd
one hundred and eighty miles cast of Tybee
With two hunelrcd aud afty passengers and
City crew. Five OF the crew and Frank
Gerrard. passenger, were saved.
Tho boat nom the steamer Evening Star
arrived at Fernandina. u left the steamer
with eighteen persons, inclndnig Captain
Knapp one lady and child. The boat was
capsized nine times. At the sixth time the
Captain was lost.
As the steamer Sylvan Shore LEFT Fernan-
dina, boat was reported to be coming ia
with the purser and engineer of tho Even-
Ing Star. Four boats left tile steamer rs
she sunk. The other two are supposed TO
have been swampted. .r.
The schooner o. j. Waring, from New
York for Apalachlcola, put In In distress,
having thrown overheard part of her deck
load. Tho Waring brought the chief en-.
gIneer, the purser, two passengers, and six
picked up at sea.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09

GSg- Tue probability of President john
son recognizing n Congress composed of
SOuthe n mcmbc s and MOI .hcrn members
opposed to she Radical policy of exclusion,
has been mooted and subjected 20 good
deal of discussion late. As Il full House
consists of two hundred and 70 yy-opc
members, one hundred AID twcnty-ope
would consLitutea maioriSy The M ep-
resented Sta cs ace eptilled to fiC.y menu
bc5s, which may be added three Con-
servativc members from Tennessee. If the
Northol States should elect seventy Con-
servatives, these, combined with the fG.y-
three members from the South would
oonstutea majority of the whole House.
we merely point ont the fact without say
ing anything whatever of its Significance