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New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
THE MARKETS.

ICsriuy reported foc THK TKisUNkl
SATURDAY, April 90 1867.
AsIIFS-The market for Pots is firm at s. I0gs8 TO-
Pearls are nominal at Sl3 1854.
DISCRIMINATION, Western. and Southern continue
steady, with moderate demand at 40040lc.
BUILDING MATERIAIS-We have had fair demand
,have ruled very firm. We quote Bricks at sllGsl2
for common Hard. $l7 5o0Sls for Croton and vs. for
philadelphia Front; Cement at 10 for lsosen-
dale; Lime at 81 IS for Common, and 81 40 for Lump
Grande Mixed. 29030c. for Bucnos Ayres Mixed. aud
I20iGc for Unwaslcd Western Hog; Lumber at slOUS2
for Eastern Spruce: and Plaster OF Paris AZ " 80 tun
Blue Nova Scotia. $J0S5 80 tun for White DO, " 10
bb for Cleaned Eastern, and " 90 un Tor khicKer
booker Mills
COTTON-There has been - fair demand doing to-day,
principally with shippers, but including few lots on
speculation and though there In nothing further from
ever are unchanged aud stl quote at 25c for Mid
ding Uplands. 10 2Gc for do NcwOrleaDs sales OF 9oO
bales.
COFFEE-Thcre ia hut little inquiry for any descrip
tion and have important sales to advise. Prices
are nOmnally unchanged. -
CANDLES arc without change OF Importance. The
inquiry has been moderate We quote nc s02c Tor Ada
mantine: asa 40 for Sperm, and 4S050 for Patent
FLOUR AND MEAI~rhe market for western ana
State Flour and prices are irreguari the
low grades OF Extra State and western are lOalbc
lower, but choice brands are held with greater
firnness and sell freely; the sales are 1900
Si3 co for Extra State: 81 35ds3 so for Shipping
Ohio s3 Gsdt Gj for Trade and Family brands OF ONO
S 200S2 80 for the low grades OF western Extra k3 80
Sil good TO choice dO and SIS 0dsl9 for ST. Louis
Extras California Flour Is less active but very nIin
sales of 40 and bags a SIS 1886 co. Canadian
Flour firm but quiet; sales OF 100 bbs at Sl2 500
S3 for good choice Extras and SIS 75as6 for Trade
and Family brands Rye Flour IL firm ana IN far he
firm quiet s. 75 FOR jersey and Sc 25 for Brandy
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
FIRM ITEMS.

Virginia farmers are troubled by thieves stealing
horses and chickens.
Horses often are lamed by standing on floors which
are higher at one end than at another
Duels are taking an agricultural turn in Kentucky
At Midway, lady beng III the caSe TWO gentlemen
Sought with green hickory AK helves.
A new Rebellion has been organized in Tennessee
nv starting 3 cotton factories. The intention is 10
conquer NewEngland spinsters and bring them down.
& Owners of fast horses are giving them the names
of romantic and handsome LADIES'. frst class beauty
and rstclaSs horse cost about the same money
The Celpeppe Obserrer says theSyhcat crop in Vir-
gina never was more promising. Farmers are busy wlh
Sprng work. but white men are III the fei1 than
negroes.
The Genital SYSTEM by which grain is sold by the
Mound and adopted Chicago to be abandoned Ihey
say they can't make it work, because there Is so much
figuring Further west, they figure. IN CalIOEhla
the system works well enough.
The Paris Fair is likely to be success The prac-
tce of charging three prices which originated at our
State Fairs has been adopted The President B the Ln
Derors little bow hut ne Is sick. AS he Is healthy he Is
expected soon be able TO TO preside.
grand scheme is proposed to foretell approaching
storms There be cannon at every county seat IL
off. according to the violence or the STORM
These signals will printed in the country papers ana
farmers will save their crops. Have we Telegraph
among
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
Tnn Crvrr,r. PACIFIC RAuRoAD.


.. GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE ACROSS TIIE CONTINENT =.
destined 30 become Of tho most important lines OF
communication i'm tho world IL is the sole line over
winch the immense overland travel must pass ana upon
which the vast mining Industries OF the western IcrfltO
ries must long dep0nd Its net earnings thus Tar nave
been three times Ue amount neced 10 eef as ntefSt c'l-
qagesncnls aflfr DdIng current cT7eHse and W every
osdncc me ratio debt dLHy N net cdFIi1gs Occo"es
Tess In the years 8G5-iSG6l during wlcn inc rOah
gradually extending the western SIDE OF le SIERRA
Nevada Mountains (Om 81 miles mt the Desinnng 10 w
miles at the clOse tie available surplus applcaDe 10 the
Construction Fund less than S1s8664, III Gou aier
payment Of all liabilities as they fell due A., i.
The unusually Winter just passed warrants INC
that the road be travelled with the same
and regularity mt all OF the year. as Cne pcs
roads In the Eastern States, The Company Is authOHe9
by law TO issue ts FIRST AGB BONDS as tho oau
progresses, to the amount as the Government SUD
sidy aud Congress has DiDea 10 these bonds piuRy y
lien In order hasten the completion TO the point near
Salt Lake City, where t unites with roads from the East
the Company now offer limited quantity OF It's Bonds
beaYiag per cent Interest at The rute OF % per ccn 1
accrued interest from JdnuDU1 ticuTency the lNfEREsr
AND PRINCIPAL OF THE BONDS BEING PAYABLE NGoLD
At the present price OF gold tho interest ~ equivalent 10
"a ucr ce,i uJos NE an DrrcnL further particulars
apply to FISK * liAlUh.
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities,
No. NasSau-st
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

Seventh Ward . .iiO torn Exchange. ILLS
Mechanics Banking A. iio Commonwealth lo6
American Exchange. 1lti PARK ,...-.-i'l
Bank OF the Republic .1lia Fourth National lOii
Money on call is isabundant at 7per cent, andstock-
houses are supplied with great ease. The tendency
of rates of interest on call loans is downward and the
low rates of June 1866 are in fair way Of being
peated This state of things is the result of dis
position TO keep money at control TO take the,
chances and is by no means abeathylnancial con
diton The sharpest and most damaging panlcs OF
the past were closely preceded by " four per
cent money market" and this piece Of history VIII
probably be repeated during 1867. Commercial
paper is not in high favor and choice names sell
at 2 per cent with good many strong names
at higher rates. The bank,statements will show
further contraction in the loans and deposits, WITH
| an increase in legal tender money.
Exchange is firm at 1O9l or best 90 days sterling;
do. at short sight, 1OOallO. Paris at 60 DAYS 5"i
| a5l5; do. at short sight, 515a5lgl Antwerp. 522s
| 05l6!; Swiss, 5.2Oa5.l5; Hamburg S6a36! Amster-
| dam, 4O904l4;' Frankfort. 40.a4lt; Bremen. 'si~
| 79i Pmssian thalers, 7lla72..
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts
for Customs $4,000; for Gold Notes, slGSO; total
Receipts $2O91 s52 &C. total Payments, s3Ss,5sl p.
] Balance, $ll2,077.074 20. - crs@'','<l.,-
| Freghts are firm. The engagements to Liverpool
are: 800 bales Cotton at Is. Sd, TO fiji up and per
steamer, 800 bush Corn at sd, and 200 bales Cot
ton at Id; to Bremen, 500 bbs. Rosin at 2s. 3D.,
band 90 hhds. Tobacco at 15s; vessel to Sligo with
| 1900 bush. Corn at 4s I'D.
The New-York imports Of foreign dry goods com
| pare as follows:
For hs Wttk 1865. 1855. 1867.
Entered at the port 81 f5O SgI7,i97 N,2jGOo0
4 Since Jan. I. 1855. JS6B. 1854
Entered at the .s372o2Os t2e4635G s345s7s
Thrown market i5.1570s2 49O4S,lss 3e.i106l
fT,t. N.vr Va
pare as follows:
Ht,k ,adinS Apl2o AprlI3 AgnS March 10
Dry Goods. 81 ZS66 $lio7,s26 t'Ii,Ss9 t,27C2
Total......-sS.ioaSso sc,4C7,S7 a7ss.4I A,2a22oo
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Company has declared dividend of Is per share 40
| per cent.sfree of Government tax, payable on tie
| 25th inst, at the National Bank of Commerce.
! Tho National American Exchange Bank has d.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS
TIi%T HOARD.
sAfiS.
SATURDAY. Apri 20 NJ.

SATURDAY. Aph 2o-r.h
Gold closed at l;g! after selling at I9. ad a. high
as 100. during Good Friday. The exporS of the
week are about 10000.
Government stocks continue firm at full pices, and
the market does not appear TO be at all Affected by
rumors of European war Border state stocks are
lower and Missouri Gs were sold low as 81, In
Railway mortgages Bank shares. and the MiScel-
laneous list business was moderate Railway shares
were lower and offered during the early part of the
day freely. After the call Erie hrmcr
and sold up to G.. aud the rost of
the list was steady, with the exception of
Michigan Southern. which sold as low rs g.. OpcI-
ators who relied upon the advice of The Iunos, and
loaded mp at S for the great contest AT The close
of March are mourning their losses. and
discover when too late that what they took for
lighthouse was simply a wreckers decoy. by which
they have come TO grief The closing quotations
were as follows, with steady market New-lork
Central gGa9G!; Erie ~, aJGl; Reading. ~. y 1909 ;
Michigan Southern, C4saGl; Illinois Central ll@l ;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, %. ca; Rock Island
sJllpsjs Fort Wayne 9llG9l.; Northwestern. 3o.G
3Ol; do Preferred. ~ a553 Pacific Mail l2jd l2jl ;
Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 2@2. Western
Union Telegraph. 8GB.. Government securities
were steady: Registered, 1881, 100. a 1893; coupon
1881 100, 1O9s $40 registered, lSG? lU. olOi'; 80
coupon 1862 1GD.all0; 30 coupon, 1864, lOe a 0A.
80 coupon. 1861 los s01OS January and July, lo'!
alO7!; 1910 registered. 9s!a9s. 1910 coupon, -. N
gs!: August 73O ,1OJd 1861. June, 10, lOjla lGj. !;
July, 30, lOjl0lO5..
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, u o'cL0oK.-Pork was
dull at $2 5I 6S22 G2t regular sales OF 300 bbs now of
fered at ga s5 Cash Pork s9 56t0s22 G2s sales;
buyer May offered ut s23 l21. -
bulk and Ice for do in bbls Refined in bond at
for 81 25S2C for DO to % 2G2e t2 ,e fOr PTb%s wbe DO
RICE-Carona ia steady but quiet OWING 20 tne sinah
stock; sales OF IS cs at 1Os@llc RangoOn Is dglL
SUGARS-Raw Sugars have been moderately actlVe
prices showing important Change sales OF 3 hds at
iO0llsc for Cuba; l0J9lc for Porto Rico Reflned are
sKfNs-toat continue as last noted in fair inquiry
from manufacturers ut reduced rates. but sales are
restricted by the extreme prices demanded Dy most
holders The stock Of Mcxicans has been increased by
the arrival Of $50 bales Tampco against sales OF about O
bales Prices continue nominal For Deer tne
demand Is fair from manufacturers ana dealers Dut Tue
bulk OF the stock il held beyond the views OF buyers Ihe
receipts quite large, and sales only moderate; Deer
Honduras, 65957tc b. gold; san juan SoG; B9var %
S97hc sisa 5iSGoc Vera Cruz SSSS1lc; ChagGeSs' GS
v N. Goat.Bucnos Ayres; S3035c; Payta. 3?leSSc.;
Curacao, 6O955c. currency; Cape, Si04oc; Madras
SEEDSCThc demand is moderate for Clover Seed at s
0I7c; small lots Timothy Seed Is selling at s. 3l0
s. 50 per bush Rough Flax Seed is saleabe az 81 goo
s. per bush. Caicutta Lnseed Is steady WIFI Ialr
demand at s. 53as2 , 9old III Boston, ana " S'qsz0V
eToBACCO-A good demand has prevailed for, both
Kentucky and Seed Leaf and prices are iT ana ht ws
Leaf Lugs at 495ic; Common at eaIc MEDIUM at 7sS
i5Siec Heavy Western and Ciarksvlle Lugs, 5l96Ic;
Common at 1Sslc; Medium, 9@llbc Good l2Gl5c tlhe;
IA Oc for Connecticut Filters: 20035c for wrappery lots
and 4Oe5c for fine wrappers 50Gc for n T. State
pers I03Ic for Pennsylvania and Ohio Fers 1880 Tor
average lots and 0d 25c. for Wrappers New Crop Con
nectcut Filters. 5gGc, yrappery iOts' S0l9icp ana fo
Wrappers, 15d30c. ,.,.
THILOW-The market is dull but prices are without
material change. ,
WOOI-The business in Domestic feeces has been only
moderate last; prices somewhat Irregular
common grades easier and tend downward, whlle
choice are firm and well sustained; manufacturers stu
operate very cautiously and only purchase such lot az
will supply their immediate wants; the closing quota
tions are ~ follows Domestic Feeces at 5Og54c Tor Ma
tive and one-quarter Mernos. 5Sa57c FOR oneha snd
fnr IN
IS75c Tor saxony Fleeces; 3O9iOc for No Pulled t0s
for common Unwased California 3Og4Oc. for Fine do Is
G32c for Texas and American Combing at 5596So. we
auote Foreign follows South American at 3Oe3tc Tor
Common Washed S2042c. for Unwashed Mestiza and
Merino S5Gi0c. for Washed Entire Rios 2592sc for
Unwashed Creole 40aiGc for Washed COrdOFa: Chilan
at 2ia3c for Unwashed Mcstiza and Merino; Cape or
Good Hope 350i0c. for Unwashed; East India 3jG51c
for Washed ard African at 36G3Oc for Unwashed ana
306l0c. for Washed.
WHIsRY-The market is unsettled and Is lower, and
prices nominal 26c. for State, and 2oaS9c Tor
Western.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

The Common Council Of Buffalo have passed an
street. with imprisonment in default Of payment Ao
cording 70 The Commercial the City Attorney has COM
menced prosecutions.
Ansgro school teacher has been appointed Reg
ister of Voters under the Military bill. In Alabama on
the Recommendation Of prominent white citizens VI Jack
son C0uRty,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

The United States Casualty Co. No. 02 Broadway,
N " has declared dividend Of l2 per cent which may
be used as cash toward the reduction OF the next regular
annual or quinquennIa premium This is the only Mu-
tual Company in this country.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

clared half-yeary dividend of 81 per cent, payable
May1.
The House Committee of the Massachusetts Legs
laturo on Railroads and Canals have unanimouslyre-
ported bill in favor of granting the State credit to
the amount Of s. 10 the Boston, Hartford and
Erie Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
OpyIcs ERrE RAmwAr Coxp.sr,

UFYICE EkIE lALWAf IOsPthT, Z
No ls7 Westst NSw-YORK, April l. 1861
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN of the inten.
1N ton ofh Company erend is First Bonds July
1901 Tor Thirty Years a. seyen cent These Bcuds
First Mortgage Of %
extend them By Of the State e NewYer
provides that the Company extend all is Mortgage
Bouds, IN the order Of their respective prionaeA
Proposals will be received TO the 18th Of May neIt at the General
City fNesYcrk extending
OF the issue parties whether present holders others bidding the
premium therefor will be entitled TO eIteHd said Bonds
on bid Bonds presented By the bOt
On and ser the lat Of n the Company viii be prepared erten
all Bonds the holders thereof @
that purpose Company In the City saf
Coupons for years with ndoemen thereon of
mutual viii be sged and attached with
terest pay able semi annually heretofore
will have the option Of eresdn
Germany notice TO the ConpanJ
manner hereafter othe numbers Of The Bonds 10
r,eaded In Zach nace ROBERT H. BRRDELL, President
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

aav and prices are easier c.c.ing somewha nominal
the sales cash end regular $3.50 Dbs at tl Ioesn
for Old Mess w e5Qs12 rs for New dol S2 ~ Ior u % ~
firm and good demand sales Of $40 Dds Sra al DO sS
rce Beef is steady and good demand sales OF 400 tees
s33a$s5 for Prime Mess, and $40 for India Mess noea
Hams are neglected Cut Meats dull, and we nave
only TO note rs boxes Bellies at 14c Bacon Is inqurea
after TO some extent but a prices below the views OF
holders Lard Is dull and unchanged sales OF 300 dds
and tees at l2i a2ic for No l9s Se for City and l2S
I3c for Fair to Prime Steam. 80 -, -.
BIrrgR-The receipts have been more liberal, ana are
st ON the increase The stock the city il very large,
in fact larger than many anticipated Prices Tor all
absence OF any business beyond tobbing trade,
further concession is looked for, and notwithstanding
TO sell out than allow their stocks TO aecunnlte
Farmers now are fully convinced OF their mistake IN
using inferior SALT and 1t Is to be hoped that hereafter
they will use the best article, such as Ashtons az
there s economy In m The market closes dull and heavy
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY
For week ending Saturday. April 20: 1870 cars Cattle.
Is cars Hogs, s cars Sheep, cars Horses, car
Calves car Poultry total. l6l cars.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
RrCEIPTS or PRODUCE.

APRIL 20-Flonr 200 bbls; Whisky 432 bbls; Corn Meal
6hs sacks Corn. $500 bush Oats, $50 bush. Ashes IL
pkgs Pork bbls Cut Meats 7G pkgs Lard, SS pkgs
Petroleum, 3,773 bbs. Butter, 1850 pkSs
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

CuBEsB-The arrivals for the week are about 5000
boxes. which Is slight increase Trade generally mas
been very dull though notice some shipping demand
Factories are well held: choice article will bring 100
We have no particular alteration to note In prices We
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
DROPOSAl.S for sS0s, COO AMERICAN D0CI

PROPOSALS for SS0S, COO AMERICAN DOCK
4 and IMPROVEMENT COMPANY BONDS, guaranteed by
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or NEWJBRsEf
SEAED PROPOSALS will be received at the omco Of the Central
Railroad topauy NewJsrsey until FRIDAY April 20 AZ noon for
. whole hundred and eight thousand dollars OF
Dock and improvement Company making 'he
sbo issnet w. mlNous
ts Bonds are for due Juy 1856 interest cent,
Avab ssd July in the City OF fNwio They have Coa
held either Bonds or bearer Bonds
As he holder from time 10 time, elect
Issued for land purchases and Improvements in No
muIpas Bay under authority Of State Of NesJee on the
n.e Of the Company and connection with the m-
pToyemen the Central Railroad Company Of NevJerey
puncas pavmsut Of the phcpa and interest othe bonds
,araned Central Railroad Company Of New Jersey
should be scaled and ndosed Proposals for Bonds and
dTN Samuel kyQA Treasurer No l0J ibeTtysl Newiork
An, mf tMAon desired be obtained application at the
,smr place, where a copy of the Bonds can be seen , . -
p 10 be the allotment OF tue Bonds % per
cent on s 18Th Of 2S eeut on the 18th OF June rhe
Whole can be paid The interest VIII Be adjusted ea he -,
Coupon .--<~T go
Tis Cvmree the right TO reject any Of the bids not "e
I o the Iohyaby.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON, |
JOHN &. GREEN, Finance.
MOSES TAYLOR, Committee.
ADAM N0RRlE,
TUIrr WESTERN Union PETROLEUM

TNITE WESTERN UNIUN PETKUI.EUM
COMPASY-Nolee 10 hereby given that a, Special term Of
Supreme the of NoSyork held al the cy
ofhs CAY 9th day Of April 1901 present the
HoA G.sgs Barnard Of The justices said Coar an orie was
the Stock Property sbngs action and elects
tls Western Union Petroleum Company appointing the undgned
Receive. pursuant chapter Title Article
q Part Of Che Revised Statutes Of said State
All indebted .d are required 70 render sn,o hs
his once No $50 Broadway CITY ofNewfork ~ he
DAY ofAa 1861 eooan, Of all debts and Of money ewing
By them respectively, aud 70 pay tfe same.
lsns their property efee's csad
required deliver the uHdenci at the
% last Aforesaid An the creditors ef said Cooperation
required deliver their respective accounts and demands TO he un
der,lgHed the place and BY the time las. aforesaid
holding nbssng contract OF ad cofporaon
ar, hereby required present writing and detail to the
WILLIAM H. KIPP, Receiver.
Dated No $50 Broadway, Newrort Apriln 1867
INTEREST on CITY STOCKS.-The INTER
EsTn Stacks and Bonds Of City and County OF NeNiok
dss and parable Nay 1871 viii PAID 90 eat dy e{ PETER
SWEENEY ChsmbsrhB of tho City, al the Broadway Bank
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
Doosueu Of Faaaes OMcs Fesrsfh nstch 20 1
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-05-25
Union County Convention.

The Union County Central Committee met
at San Andreas, April Goth. 1867. Present.
w. H. Miller, ]. A. Dunn. T. II. Peck, R.
II. Paul, Riley Senter, H. d. freeman. (W.
P. Peek. proxy.) and Jacob Cnster. 60. V.
Currier. proxy) 1t was decided to hold the
County Convention. for the selection of del
egates to the State Convention, and for nom-
inees for county officers and Legislative
ticket to be voted for at the coming election.
at Mokelumne Hill, June 5th, at II o'clock,
M. and the Primary Meetings for the selec-
ton OF delegates to the Convention be held
in the several precincts of the county, be-
tween the hours of and o'clock, P. NJ :.
June LIST. The following resolution was then
adopted:
Resolred, That the Primary Meetings be
held under the Primary Election Law. and
that all registered voters residing in their
respective precincts, "who are in favor of the
adoption of the proposed Constitutional
Amendments, and of the reconstruction of
the late rebel States in accordance with the
laws enacted by Congress- and will support
the nominees of the Union Convention. to be
held at Mokelumne Hill, June 9Th. 1867. be
considered qualified to vote at such Primary
Meetings.
The following list contains the names of
those appointed as Supervisors at such Pri-
mary Meetings, in each precinct, and the
number of delegates each precinct is entitled
10, under the apportionment:
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-05-25
State Convention.

Two weeks from Wednesday next, the
in the city of Sacramento. There never has
been period in the history of our golden
State when ,o much depended upon the ac-
ton of body of men as at present. We are
to nominate State Ticket, and the character
of our nominees will materially influence the
result of the election. That the Union party
is strong enough to elect its ticket no one
denies, but if We weaken the organization
now, we may lose the State before the next
four Years roll around. There is no time
when there is 50 much fear As when a party
is powerful; when both organizations are
n"arly equally balanced, partizans are far
more particular III the selection of their can
didates; four years "i nisrulr will endanger
the strongest political party IN the country.
We can turn with conscious pride TO the
record made b. those now in power they
VIII leave their Official positions with the
hearty plaudits Of the people. Every State
officer has performed we'll the part assigned
him. which gives the people confidence in
the party which elected them. We are not
disposed to favor any particular candidate
now before US for a nomination, but will
best Judgment in the selection of State
officers. The people want a man for Gov
ernor who will have an eye constantly on the
look out Cor their interests; who will protect
them again.t injurious legislation. and who
will be true TO the principles for which W.
have tor years been eontending.
After having KEEP, our State so long sound
on the Union question. we cannot afford to
jeopardiz- its good name by electing to the
highest position, any man whose loyalty
could for a moment be doubted. With a
man whose interests are our interests. whose
principles agree with the loyal masses, whose
honesty of purpose is beyond reproach. we
can 60 into the canvass with the certainty of
success and the consciousness that when he
retires from the office that the party will be
strengthened instead of weakened by his
RUE. For Lieutenant Governor we want a
man with thorough knowledge of parlia-
mentsry tactics. a> he will have to preside
over the Senate during it's sessions, and great
administrative ability. = he must conduct
the affairs of the State Prison. A man of
prudence and good business faculties could
easily make the Pen:rentiary self-sustaining
institution. instead of making it an encum-
ficers give US true men, who have shown
their loyalty and devotion to the people
during the last six years, and we shall have
State ticket which will reflect credit upon
the party. and insure the permanency of the
organization.