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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06

THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. s

lNote.-The following quotations are the
Wholesale prices, except where otherwise no
ticed: the retail prices would generally be from
three to five per cent. higher.l
Now that the wheat harvest is over
and the entire crop housed throughout
the country, doubts as to its amount
begin to manifest themselves. Shrewd
calculators, who at first set down the
crop as approximating closely to two
hundred and thirty millions bushels,
now find it necessary to review their
previous opinions ana to place their
estimate somewhat lower. The wheat
crop for several years past has been
rather light, that of last season being es-
tinnated ut about one hundred and forty
four million bushels, while the quantity
raised in 1862 was one hundred and
eighty-seven millions, probably little
less than the crop of the present year.
We shall probably have surplus to
export to Europe this fall, but it will not
be so great as many were led to antic-
ipate earlier in the season. Ten or
twenty million bushels may probably
be spared, but not more, in view of the
fact that the country was never so bare
of grain as it was just before harvest.
The ability of this country to export
grain has passed its maximum, and the
time is not far distant when it will
cease altogether, i'll view of the steady
and rapid increase of population in
cities and towns throughout the United
States, which will more than counter
balance any increase of production. At
present the entire wheat crop of the
country will not furnish over one barrel
of flour to each inhabitant. What the
yield may be in the future it is hard to
predict with certainty; but as the popu-
lation Of the country has commercial
and manufacturing tendency the prob
ability is that production will in no wise
keep pace with it. 30 .
WHEAT-Has been dropping n little
in the West and Northwest, whence our
supplies have been drawn for the last
year or two; but our Wheeling quota
tions are not changed from last week.
The market is dull and the demand
light at 2 loa2 20, with prospect of .
slight decline soon. -. So
FLOUR-Although not guotably low
er is quotably duller ut last weeks fig
ures; spring Xxx, 10 90; fall, family,
10 50all Oei fancy, II GOALS CO., o.
C0RN-Has advanced SC on the bush
ell. and the market Ia lively. Good,
sound shelled corn brings $50 readily
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, September

CINCINNATI, SeptemDero'
FLOUR-Unchanged and steady; de
maud light; family 10 00a10 50.
WHEAT-Quiet and firm; No. red
2 Is. .
CORN-Firm at 10al IL, but buyer,
were holding back, anticipating bet
ter supply in a day or two.
OATS-Dull at the close; more SELLER
than buyers at 60 for No. l.
RYE-Steady, with moderate de
mand at 25.
BARLEY-Uschanged.
COTTON-Cotton dull at 24a24i fol
middling uplauds.
WHISKY-Steady ct 80 in bond.
PROVISIONS-De Decidedly firm; price.
are higher; holders not willing to sell
to any extent. ...
MESS PORK-Sales of 1900 barrels al
"a W, but holders asked further adj
vance ut the olose.
BULK MEATS-Sold at l24al29, bui
hslders asked one quarter higher.
BACON--Advanced to 13s for clear
sides, with large demand from the
South and West.
HAMS-Unchanged. ..r. 1865.
LARD-Firmer; all to be had mt ~;
WAS taken. There is o strong feeling il
this article, under the belief'tb there
will not be much made the coming sea
son.
BUTTER-Still scarce and firm at 25a
30. 49, = .ls u - +.
EGGS-Firni at 16 for selected.
SUGAR-Firm at 12al5 for raw.
C0FFEE-Firm at 22a27. sG
LINSEED OIL-Firm at l %.
FLAX SEED-2 l0a2 10, and this de.
mand is good. %. ~ Il. .
G0LD-l42. buying.
MONEY MARKET-Easy. IlsAS
The weather continues hot and dry
all kinds Of vegetation dried up. Corn
is as dry as in October; potatoes dried
pastursge as dry as the dust, and cattle
are being fed on hay and grain. The
ground is so hard that it cannot be
plowed for fall seeding. Thermometer
81 degrees. The river continues to fail.
1t has fell six inches in the last twenty
four hours; there is now six feet. one
inch in the channel. epE
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New York Stock Market.
NEW YORK, September 5.

Stocks irregular and closing strong;
Ohio certificates, 27ja2S; Canton, 46ia
All: Cumberland, S4a56; Quicksilver,
s7sa2s4; Mariposa, 10la1l; Western
Union Telegraph, 42ta42s;; Pacific Mail,
I44fal44i; Atlantic Mail, 1l0ialll; New
York Central, l06sal06l, Erie, 70sa76i;
Hudson, l26tal26i; Reading, l03tal02s;
Michigan Central, 1l0l; Michigan
Southern, sSt; Illinois Central, l20ia
12l; Pittsburg. 6aa6ss; Toledo, 1259a
l26; Rock Island, l04sa104t; North
western, 46sa46s: do preferred Tla7is;
Fort Wayne, i06saiO64; st. Panl pre-
ferred, CIT.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express, 65a66;
American, 6sa71; Adams, 70ta71; United
States, Sla75; Merchants Union, 1st
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From Toronto.

TORONTO, September Adrian Har-
vey and Charles Ulrich, the counter
feiters of American treasury notes, are
remandcd until the 9TH inst, to enable
Detective Wood to proceed to Wash
ington to obtain evidence.
To-day man named Gardiner was
arrested on Il telegram from Chicago on
II charge of forgery to Il large amount.
He had three pianos with him, which
it is supposed he had also appropriated.
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~. Domingo News.

New YORK, September 5.-The cor,
veto Brooklyn, with Admiral Gordon
aboard, arrived in Philadelphia on the
Sd.
st. Domingo advices state that Cabral
has been offered the Presidency of llayti
by various towns which have risen
against Solnavc. The Office will not
certainly be accepted, but Cabral is said
to be on the Haytien frontiers, and it
was currently reported that Solnave
was captive. The objects of the prop
ositi on seems to be the union of Hayti
and st. Domingo.
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Grnnt ana Iohn.orl.

New YORK, September "a wash
ington special of to-day states that
Grant accuses the President of dislOy-
ally in his movements and will leave
the Cabinet, but the President cares
not.
Another special says: Grant will
leave the Cabinet before the end of the
week. Steedman has declined the office,
but may be prevailed on to accept.
Another special says: The Attorney
General is ready to issue an opinion
arguing that Sickles is individually
liable for interference with property
laws in the Carolinas. -
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From ~. I.ouis,

ST. LOUIS, September 5.-Omaha des-
patches say that one hundred of Brule
and Sioux Indians, under the chief
Iron Shell, have left the hostile camps
of Red Cloud and come to North Plstte
and placed themselves under the pro-
lection of the government.
Eight men were recently killed ana
scalped on the Big Sandy.
The tobacco association OF this CITY
elected six delegates to the National To-
bacco Convention, to be held at Cleve-
land on the 18th inst.
Eight hundred thousand dollars
worth of gold dust reached here yes'er-
day from Montana. This is the largest
consignment ever received ut one time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06
Tobacco manufacturers, Convention

CLEVELAND, September 5,-The men,
bers of the Association of the tobacco
trade of Cincinnati, at their late fair
there, issued a call for convention of
tobacco manufacturers of the United
States at Cleveland September IL. The
call is signed by parties throughout the
west. The arrangement for place of
meeting are perfected and all in readi
ness.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06

TOBACCO.
i 10 Butts odd Ben's" blk 1873,
~ caddes do. do do
10 ibutts Niagara" 80. +"
~ caddies do ia.
"a butts Dew Drop do. =.
80 Gaddies HOmbrick do.
10 boxes Emily Jsnes natl IT,, ID.
; do. Diadem soft pd. inch.
5 do. Wheeler's bd. pd o do.
; Z do. do. hard pd. / ID. Jumps
l0i do. "Millie Collins" hard pd ID. Jumps
do. Keen's Fine Twist natl II.
do Miller's Il. and X. twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf
20 kgs. 6-twist runninglOa
SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bbls. T. G. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls +. g. do. do.
10 bbls. e. S. do. do.
~ hlf bbls. G. s. do do.
Our stock OF tobacco Is large and the assert
ment unsurpassed b. any in the market. Ner
chants are respectfully invited 10 give US a AL
before purchasing else where.
MAXWELL g. TINGLR.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06
From Montreal.

MONTREAL, September 5.-McGee is
1000 ahead and has majority every
where; Cartier ditto. Derl:n's pros
poets have been dangered by the proof
Of his having received drafts from Rich
ard OGOrMan, of New York, and frOIa
the Fenian organization.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06
NntersDOui.

NEWCASTLE, DEL, September "a
terrific, grand waterspout, over hun
dred feet in diameter. came across the
river and passed north of this town to-
day. The inhabitants were greatly
frightened. Fortunately, no damage
was done to the town, but fences, trees,
&c, were torn away as it touched land.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, September 3.
Gold shade higher, opening at 42s
and closing at 42s. ...... I'd.
Government stocks>firnl with good
inquiry; coupons of 81 ll2s; do '62 ll4s;
do "a ilOs; do '65 llli; do new 1893; do
'67 1854; 7-30s, LIST series, 1917; second
and third series 1911. -r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06
Destructive Fire.

CHICAGO, September "a fire at Da,
venport, Iowa, Tuesday morning
destroyed $4,000 worth of property
The principal losers are Brice & Con.
ner, grOcers, $4,000; Washburne 4
Hender, stoves, &c; 81, 900; Bell Il
Son, dry goods, S35,000; Goodwin *
Russell, hardware, $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06

The Department ofState has received
a full report of The proceedings of the
recent monetary conference at Paris,
which agreed on the five franc piece as
the unit. A reduction in the weight of
the United States gold dollar of three
and a half per cent. is requisite to Sc.
cure uniformity with the other nations,
under this rule.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06
New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, September 8.
BEEVES-Receipts thus far, about
1890 head at the COmmunipaco Hill
market; prices &c higher than ON Mon
day, especially in poor stock; top of the
market Is; lowest grade l1al2.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Dnll and
drooping; 4a6 for the former, and 5la74
for the latter.
SWINE-Steady, at GAG.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06

PoULrRr.-To improve the breed the
best developed chickens should be kept
for future stock. Tho early chicks viii,
with proper care, if of a good variety
commence to lay this fall, and it will
pay to give them extra care and atten-
tion. See that they are supplied with
water every day. . ; So. > - B
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Dexter.

CHICAGO, September 5.-The race to
day between Dexter, to wagon, and
B:lshaw, Silas, Butler and Lackey, to
harness, was largely attended. The
.ace was won by Dexter. Best time
2:2S4l. Silas came in second.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September 3.
Flour dull and fayors buyers. Wheat
firm; sales at l 75a1 81. Corn firm and
active; sales at 81 for No. 2. Oats firm
at 46la47. Rye steady ut 90. Whisky
duh at 30. Provisions firmer; mess pork
234a235; shoulders III; lard l24al3.
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Another Gable.

NORTH SIDNEY, September 3.-Thc
new cable of the New York, Newfound
land aud London Telegraph Company
has been successfully laid between Pla
centia and this place and proves to bt
Que of the most perfect ever made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06

The Italian Journals report that II
WATERFRONT lately burst over the village
Of Pslazzolo, near Udins, ia Italy, and
did great damage. Not fewer than
thirty houses We're DESTROYED and seven
.ty damaged. Ten persons were killed
buildings.
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Buffalo Nlarke,.

BUFFA:0, September 5.
Flour steady. Wheat, red, good mill
ing demand; 75a1 76 for No. 3. Corn,
active; O5 for No. 2 Chicago mixed.
Oats active at Sc on the spot and to ar
rive. Others unchanged. -- r.
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TaIrdo Marker.

'1.a TOLEDO, September 5.
Flour receipts 5000 barrels; sales of
EXTRA red wheat at $50 Wheat-re-
CENTS 1000 bushels; sales of white Mich
ipan at 2la2 .; amber 2 l2a2 l4l;
No. l red Wabash , 10; No. spring 50;
No, 3 do 175. Corn-Rceipts 24,0OO
bushels; market la2c better; sales OF
Wabash nc O7a1 on l-2 Oats-receipts
1876 bushels; market 1a2c better; sales of
No. l at 52a53. Rye, No. 2, 50. Barley
nominal at % for No. |.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-06

NEW YORK, September o.
The Dry Goods market is more active
and priees are firm; 9ia9t for Ga square
standard Print Cloths; Is for Merrimac
" Prints; 16 tor Cochico No. 10; u for
Pacific and Spragus; Is for American
and Oriental; Ia for Amoskeag; III for
Wamsutta; 1s for Indian Head and
LYMAN E sheetings; 17l for Pacific
Extra: II for Wamsutta do; 23i for
Tuscarora, and 16 for Dedham. Cob
ored cottons and woolens are selling
more freely, and anything desirable
or staple commands good prices. h 20
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Fire.

MILWAUKEE, September 5.-The prin-
eipal stores, including the Clinton
House, were burnt last night ut Grand
Rapids, Wisconsin.
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lAppoininienl.

CHARLESTON, September 4.-General
Sickles has appointed Beverly Nash, a
prominent negro in Columbia, Police
Magistrate.
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Greenwood Cemetery,

CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles East of the city. is now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement Of
lots. II contains 81 acres Of land and Is laid
out in the most modern and improved styIe-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for threefourths Of the year by the
Hempheld Railroad. II Is perfectly secure and
intended to be identified by every variety Of
trees, shrubbery. public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains, &c, to make IL equal 70 the best
Rural Cemeteries In the country. Ample pro
vision is also made for its Enlargement, Ordsr
and care In Perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam
ne the grovDd with the Superintendent who
has plat secure them by calling az the Office
Of the Secretary, on Main street. over the Bank
of Wheeling.
Persons wishing TO make inter1aents win call
on the Secretary to obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission 70 lot holders aud visit
tors Will be issued by the Secretary. ay
z. G. BoSHAN, sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. j. Sweeney, John a. Armstrong,
j. 5. Rhodes George Adams
John G.. Muth, r. G.. Jordan
Geo. Mendel, z. A. Hildreth
Joseph Bel aug51
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Suicide.

SANDUsKY, o, September "a Ger
man named Hurtz committed suicide
here to-day by blowing his brains out
with n pistol. Cause, lack of funds.
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uiIwaulxee MARKET.

MILWAUKEE, September 5.
Flour active; City Xxx 1975al0 90.
Wheat firm at 20 for No. /.
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8 n SIS ei n. ar

Salt ftia, Sdipa9er, bait fill, rief Der
Sersos. 8on bier aus iisbt man n,ein
liebes Weimar, unb i1 min mein Sers
erlaben an benz Mnblif. Shau, Bolf,
ba Iieat's i'm griinen Baun,eStrans. SO
iii elm niebertradtiges altes graues Meit,
aber iueibt, es fdeint mir bod biel id6s
ner unb berrliher, als bas bornebnie,
ftoIse Berlin, unb i1 m6ats glei6 an
mein Ser3 Oriiden, NIT an feinen fleinen
arauer, berldmnbten Sauiern, ilno feiilei,
lansmeilisen, bersopften alien Yebanten,
unb m6bte fs fiiilen, ais mars liiein
2ieb9enl &on,i,, Bolf, ifeige aus, ilnb
LAB uns ga Gub biuabseben, pabrenb Der
Wagen uns borauf fdbrt
WiIIfommeit, ipilfomnlen Du idones
Warobies, nit allen Oeinen gneelil ano
allen Deinen @hIangen, fief Goetbe ins
Dem er aus ben Magen ipraag anh feline
Qlrme melt ausbreitste mad 0er fIeiner
gtabt, bie 70 fritolin unb ltiu I'M EbaIt
bor linen lag. Mie bas sebeintnibboll.
|heiliae Bud mid feben Sieeeln eei4Iof.
fen, lieglt Ou bpr nus oat nnb ale unier,
Sinne unb Ser3 unb Ssele ordn9en iid
au Dir, unos iolea bic fisben siegel ID.
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Egenbaeit nod treu seblieben Gber neit,
oa TIT nod cine sSreuubtn So 1T tneine
SlOte J 8omn ber, Su treue @efdbrtin
meines 2ebens ! Du fennlt ale rneine
Seiben, unb Sir 9eseniiber brau6e i'd
niAts 50 ssrfAmeigen ! Il. r a.
Ser &0nig tabnt bic 5l6te aus ibrem
Sutteral unb betradtete fie NIT sartliden
gli6en. Gs tuar Ianse Der, bop er fie
ntbt in Die Sanb genommen, Die ,,treue
9efabrtin ietner 2eiben." Die Sorsen
nnb Sam,nerni6e, ieines 2ebens, bic
S9mer3en, NIT bensn bic @idt ibn beims
seiudt bic in ieinen 3dbnen setultbet,
bas 9lIter, adj oas traurige, entniidternoe
gllter bate i'm aud bon isiner Sl6te ges
laieoen, unb nur aus trauter lieber See
fiuobnbeit besleitete fe ibn nod auf iei>
men @eiien, ftanO neben ibm auf ieinent
Slid. .,s.g. ..f a..
Aber in biefer Stunbe, no bic Crime.
rungen ibn srlbten, fiiblte Sriebrid fid
tpieoer jung, ipieber bingeseben bem tpei.
heren @mpfnoen bes Sersens, unb er
nabm bic Slots, febte fie on feline 2ippen,
um bas g1o, baS in ietnem Ssrsen ers
flunsen, aud in ieiner seliebten SIsts
tpieoer t0nen gu laiIen. @rl a .. y
Qlber adj, Die Wuif feines Seraens III
berfummt, uno ieine Sl0te giebt ben me
losifAen Son feiner 8ersan9enbeit ntdi
mebr 3ur6f.
Ser 80nis bob NIT elmer siirnenber
8etuegupg Die Sl0te bon ben 9ippeu uni
leste he baitis tpieber in ibr Gutteral.
Gs lit Naes bin unb abaeltorben, iastt
er bitter. glidts 1T mir 9eblieben, benz
es giebt ni4ts Sauernbes I'M 2eben
gli9ts !! s ...
Sa idraertterte es brauben nit fri
lf9em Srompetenflaus, oa iuirbelten bi
Srommelu, unp nit finsenbem Spie
;os es beran Oas Stestn,ent, bas beut
Die 9ara6e Dor bem Sonig baIten ioIlte.
llno mas 1T es, bas iie fpieIen 8as
| f6mettert uno iubeIt uno flinet uni
1ian1at I'D Dem einidnten &6nig bsran mi
tauieno unb tauienb leudtenoen Crime
rangen, ipie SiegeSitol3 unb Selbenlubeli
Sas lit Der Warfd bon Sobenfrieb.
berg, Der beretnt0nt in bas title @emad
Ser Masi9, ben Der a6nig lelber com.
ponirt nod Dem itrablenoen Siese bor
Sobenfriebberg.
Ser &0nis bob Die groBen 4ugen mi
eiuem froinnten unb Danfbaren Bid gun
Simmel anf. gs giebt bod etuaI
SauernbeS itit 2eben, iaste er lallt uni
lfreubia. 0ie 2iebe itirbt, unb Die Muf
berflingt, aber ipas mir @utes gel6afft in
2eben, bas bIeibt, nnb mas mir @rpbe!
boabradt, baS Iobnen unS bic Gotter mi
Dem fdoniten Grbenlobn, Oenn iie nader
ben Sterbliden uniterblid, fie seben ibm
mas b6ber lit als Die 2iebe, ais bas
Slid, fie ssben ibm ben 0ubm gtuf
mid nlr, Sbr Sron,peten bon Soben,
frieobergl Sbr ipertet aud nod i9met.
tern, tpenn th ntbt mebr bin, unb tom,
menben @eldledtsrn tuerbet Sbr ersablei
bonn alten Sris ! Stun, fold gr3ablsi
4 lit pobl ipertb, bab man selebt bat uni
gelittenl Sd fomrne, Sronpeten meineI
Wubms, ih fonn,el .-.
llno nit iusenblider 2ebenoigfeit. mi
leuatenoem ansefdt idritt Der 86ni!
Ibtnals Az ieinen 8eneralen, bic ibn il
lfameigenber Gbrfurdt besriibten, gu iei,
men Solbaten, Die NIT lautern SnbeIge.
fdrsi ben seltebten 6slbberrn unb aoni!
empFn8en.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-05
Man the Guns !

Last night the National Democratic Asso-
citation of this city, by formal resolution, re-
commended the calling of a National Demo-
cratic Convention to assemble in the city of
New York on the 21st day of. May, next
The Importance Of this step cannot we'll be
over-cstimatcd and for the information and
advice of our friends abroad. it is well to state
that this step was not taken without the freest
and fullest previous conference with all the
leading friends of Constitutional Law and
Diberty residing or temporarily present in
this city. The movement was we'll consider
cd and matlired, and it has the strength of
the approval Of those men to whom the coun-
try is now looking for bold and able leadership
in this Perilous crisis. ~
We call on the organized masses Of the
Democracy to respond, to take early and of.
iect've measures to be ready to send their
delegates, chosen in the usual may and the
usual number, when the actual ard final call
is made. Democratic committees are earnest
y invited to correspond with the Hon. Charles
Mason, Washington, D. G. on this subject.
making such suggestions as to them may seem
exPedlent in the premises. The movement
rs one Of peculiar Significance at this TING
and We hope our friends will enter heartily
into it. A Presidential election is soon tS
come off, and there arc thirty-six States in this
Union. Provisions must be made for count.
ing the electoral votes of all of them. "A
word to the wise is sufficient Constitution
al Union