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The adva, t4ges of this FORK most of which can be
seen st glspee
fst That II GRASPS the substance to be moved -
There eau therefore, BE- little scattering and
unbound grain straw, and hne hay be taken W.
with it. r5yf
2d. That af5er elevatng, it will convey the same
any required distance across large NOV, or the
length of long stack and that it discna argos its bur
den in good shape for removing with a hand fork
| BID. Tnat no bands slides needed az by
means Of guy rope, it may be elevated almost pes
pendicularly, nearly TO the height OF the puleys
then allowed to move over the NOV stack conse-
queniiy the stack be kept level and sides les
main undisturoed.
4th. That one horse elevate as much with this
IS two can ~ILh any other FORK the horse hiss o
lift nut. hbli ths bur"e and at the time il is
easieEsfOf the operator.
5th That its form anu manner o discharge is such
that it IS not liable TO get cut of repair.
With ii grain may be transfer ed from stack to
nisehine for .hreshine ana :, moved from ma
ch'ne agsin fo stacking. lad ten yeats OF age can
operate VI successfully
Economy demands the BEST. Make your orders
early.
g. z NEWELL. Agent,
Pleasant Prairie, Kenosha Co. Wis
Postohce address Keuosha Wis
orders may be lie at the Shoe and Leather Store
VI A5tnAp RICHARDSON, Kenoshs 3n45
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IA Va e Et'A Ao BY New York ire from de-
zP cor EXchat &c and Michigan streets.
o's MI. New York Day xprvss. (surdavs
SSepleu) stop. al HolLeu,ville 903 NJ tBkl0:
SSst,queha9na III Pm tDiue); Turner's 7 IS p N,
SS1|tpl anu arrives 10 New York 10 3vPM Connects
a. Great Send with Delaware Lackawsnna 8 Vest
t'r n kSlhoa ! and Jersey city with Midnight Ex-
ess IRAN Of New jersey Railroad for lbilsdeI-
o "a, Bal 5imore ana Washington,
s'OC A. vi Express NJ ali via Avon and Horpells.
zne sundays eXespted). ARRIVES IN New York
80 Connects at Elmira with Norn ern Cen.
u Il halWav Tor Harrisburg, Pniade phia Patti.
m ore, Washington and points south
az 4 IA. lightning Express SUNDAYS ex
ctpledJ STOPS 4 HUrucilsyHie 3 20 ? NJ (SpD) and
arrives ia New York 700AM Connects at Jersey
e'y With Morning Express Team Of New Jersey
II @road for Baltimore ana Washington, and at New
" England cities
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-06-13

head nerves. kidneys bladder womb and blood affections
Of the urinary orgrnB gravel, scrous, rheumatism ca
tarrh. Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia.
Our practice Is not Of experiment but OF twenty
standing, founded the laws Nature with
experience and evidence sustain it. Do down
build up, well-no harsh
ne srihng; no Gathering We know the cause and TIE
comedy needed; work but knowledge gained By
years experience the of these diseases
elusiyelynO encouragement without prospect Candid
In opinions reasonable in charges claim not %
knoW everything everybody but DO claim TO
son and common sense. We invite the sick, no matte
What their aim call investigate before they aban
dan hope make and decide for themselves
II will cost thing consultation is free. Tn s the
Aixth that have visited this place. and She max
my visits fer regularly the days OF thswee
avery eight weeks.
Can CONSULTED
Kenosha City Hotel. during Saturday
the 22d of June, 1867.
~ Residence and Laboratory, Waukegan III,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-06-13

only one train East on Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
IL p M ana reachu z New York at u 80 p NJ
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-06-13

o. = M New York Night Express, DAILY.
, 'ps At Portage 50 (cUp p, intersectipp at
h'rheisvllie rtit the Is p ram nom Du 7fifk
d arrives In Neg York at ~ 30PM
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-06-13

From and alter April 20 h. 1867, trains will laa,,. =;
connection With all Weste lines as follows:
FROM DUNKIRK AND SALAMANC1-Bv Nav
York time from Union Depots. -"
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90 n M h.Apfess WhiI, from Duullirk, (Sun-
Gays eXceptedl. Stops at Salamanca 1000 NJ and
connects at HorneilsYlle and Corning with the
S;"0 N Express nail from Buffalo, and arrives in
New York at 7.C0 AM " "
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Postohce address Keuosha Wis
Orders may be lie I at the Shoe and Leather stor,
y LymAp RICHARDSON, Kenoshs' 3m45
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Convention called to order by the chair
man Short but earnest speeches were made
oy number OF the delegates. The following
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LONIAL AADRT
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. CROIX.

Mandag den Cite Mai 1867, midday H.
Mode.
Medlemmerna ware tiIstede med Undta-
gelse af lsto og 4de Medlemmer for
Christiansteds Land District, 1ste Medlem
for Frederiksteds Land District Christ
mas, Percy Moore), hvilke havde meldt
Sy rdomsforfald, 3die Medlem for Christian
steds BY (Pontavice), der var frav,rrende
fra Den, og 1ste kongevalgte Medlem (Sta
kemann).
ProtokoIlen for afvigte Mode ~opl@stes.
2det Medlem for Frederiksteds BY
(Faber) ~fungerede som Secretair.
If6lge Dagsordenen foretoges f0lgende
Sager.
1, Skrivelse fra Iste kongevalgte Medlem
(Stakemann), hvorved han indmelder, at
han, som over 60 Aar gammel, har be-
sluttet at gj6re Brug at den ham if0lge
Coloniallovens 331 tilkommende Rettig-
he'd til Fritagelse for at deeltage Raa-
diets Virksomhed.
Fernandez bemerkede, at der ingen
Twill kunde n9res ON Ri8tigheden af Diet
iAndragendet indeholdte Opgivende, og at
Colonial Lovens s 81 hjemlede Vedkom-
mende Ret til at udtrede af Raadet, men
en- A~fstemning Wide dog v@re n0dvendig.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
raw) havde ingen Indvending imod Andra-
gendet i Realiteten, men formeente, at Diet
if6lge Colonial Lovens : 80 er Gouverneu-
rem, som skal afgj6re saadanne Sp6rgsmaal
med Hensyn til kongevalgte Medlemmer,'
og at Raadet derfor like havde med Sagen
at gj6re.
Gouyerneuren bemerkede, at han like
kunde vere enig i Fortolkningerne at Colo
NAL Lovens IS 81 og 33, der Iaae til Grund
for de foregaaende Taleres Udtalelse, og at
han, da der havde viist sig forskjellige Ne
ringer ON bemeldte s. Forstaaelse, agtede
at forelegge Sporgsmaalet for Ministeriet.
Hvad det foreliggende Andragende angik,
Wide han anbefale samme til at bevilges af
Raadet, ogsaa med Hensyn til Vedkommen-
DIES Shilling som Embedsmend men maat-
te ogsaa ansee en- Afstemning forn6den.
We'd den derefter foretagne Afstemning
vedtoges det eenstemmigen med IL Stem
mer, at 1sfte kongevalgte Medlem Stake
mann) fritages for at vere Medlem at Raa-
Diet.
2, U~dnevnelse af 2 Medlemmer til Udval-
get Sagen angaaende Anordningsudkast
ON ct Sportelreglement.
De forrige Medlemmer af Udvalget
(Christmas og Sarauw) bleve eenstemmi-
gen gjenvalgte.
5, Udnavnelse at nye Medlemmer til I'd
valget i Sagen angaaerde Anordningsud-
kast ON Observation-Disclosures m. m.
Efterat det paa Formandens Udtalelse
var blevet vedtaget, at de Medlemmer at
Udvalget, der like ware udtraadte af Raa-
det Ratcliffe, Knight, Walker) MATTE an
, 1867-06-11
TNr.

de udtraadte Medlemmer christmas, Sa-
rauw) eenstemmigen gjenvalgte.
4, 3die Behandling af Udkast til Anordning
ON Pension til Enken efter afgangne Po-
litiassistent Heitmann.
AfGouverneuren stilledes som Endrings-
forsIag, at der i Anordningens Titel efter
Ordet "Politiassistent" tilf6ies "paa St.
Croix" hvilket vedtoges uden Afstemning.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Land Di-
strict (Ratclitfe) bemerkede, at Bevag-
grunden til Diet af ham indbragte Anord-
ningsudkast for Pension til iqv@stion-
varende Enke var %udelukkende abode Po-
litiassistent Heitmanns LANCE og tro Tie
neste, og den anerkiendte liver hvormed
han udf6rte sine Embedspligter.
Anordningen med Diet vedtagne EN-
dringsforslag sattes derefter under Afstem-
ming, og vedtoges eenstemmigen med IL
Stemmer.
S, eden Behandling af BeviIlingsforslag til
Udgifter under Bu~dgetposten D 7: "Mi-
litairudgifter."
2det kongevalgte Medlem (Bie) henledede
Opmerksomheden paa, at der Wide kunne
opnaaes en- like u%betydelig ~Besparelse l
Udgiften til BeIysning, dersom Petroleum
blev anvendt istedetfor almindelig Lampe-
Ollie, hvilken Besparelse han anslog til
clrCa $500.
Gouverneuren bemarkede, at der efter-
haanden var bleven indf6rt Brug af Petro-
leum i flere af de for offentlig Regning we'd
ligeholdte Lygter, men dette var hidtil kun
skeet med Hensyn til de Lygter som hol-
des Diet Erie, med Undtagelse af st. Croix
Arresthuus, hvor Petroleum allerede var
bleven indf6rt af Diet forrige Borgerraad.
Han havde imidlertid Intel imod at stptte
under Overveielse, hvorvidt Diet Wide we're
tilraadeligt at udvide Anvendelsen at Pc
troleum til fere Steder men troede like at
Besparelsen derived Wide blive saa betyde-
lig som a~nslaaet.
Bevillingsforslaget sattes derefter under
Afstemning, og vedtoges eenstemmigen
med IL Stemmer.
6, eden Behandling af BevillingsforsIag til
Budgetpost D IL Sundhedsvftsenet.
AT Gouverneuren var stillet f6lgende
Endringsforslag:
ode Anmerkningerne til Bevillingsfor-
slaget opf6rte 2 L6nninger for offent-
lige Lager a $500 p. a. udredes til I'd
gangen af November Manned 1867,
hvorimod der fra 1ste December S. A.
at regne udredes 2 L6nninger a 5000
p. a., den enc til Lege P. Krebs, dem
anden til en- ny antagen Lege. [ Hen
hold hertil for6ges Bel0bet MEG 1888.
SO. og bliver saaIedes S2O22."
Gouverneuren bemerkede, at han siden
den 1ste Behandling af Beyillingsforslaget
havde havt en- ForhandIing med Landphy-
sicus og Doctor Krebs, hvorunder denne
havde erkleret sig villig til fra 1ste De-
cember d. A. at udfore Forretningerne we'd
begge de efter Anordningen 2den JUL 1866
oprettede L~geposter for en- aarlig Godt-
giorelse af 5000, s~elvfolgelig dog saaledes,
at Forpligtelsen til at Doe j CenterdistEie-
tet bortfalder. J Henhold til Diet tidligere
Anf6rte foreslog han derfor M, at der OPP
rettedes en- anden ofentlig Legepost for de
Fattige i Frederiksteds By, ligeledes med
, 1867-06-11

CRAFTSMANSHIP T1RsDAGEN den lite JUN1 1867
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QUEENsWARE,

IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS 1E
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Other parties. Do 1t 70 calm and
friendly way You have the advan
tage n argument by being on the'side
oftruth. Induce your friends to come
to the poles, and let our enemies see
another. exhibition of unyielding de-
-Votion- 70 the cause of truth. -.
8. w. TAYLOR.
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tie pitiful, oonyidt ire viii Cd must
EesuEt Under the best management
from Tie niggardly appropriation Of
-enc-doIlar and fifty cents a week for
the SUBS stenoe of each man.
.,dei 81 MARKtTApLE4l I
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FROM HOPKINS COUNTY.

The Crop Propects = The Legion of
Democratic Candidates - Slightly
PersOno1-T The f.. Dc H. Railroad
and Hopkins County Subscription.
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The Soldiers HOme-The State's Graf
ftude to Her Bisabiea Veteran MS
An Example TOr Men ef Means and
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FROM BUTLER COUNTY.
Character of the Three. Parties-Con-
serUatiues Consrvatively Considered
The Confederate Democracy An
0Lyzed. - a4lfA.I.l -wlIl-

MoRGANTowN, KY; April IS. 1867.
Editors Journal: s. @NAk ftsT5
Already we begin to see indications
of desperate political struggle ip
Kentucky the ensuing season. We
have three parties now in full blast,
and their candidates have already
taken the field.
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MARRIED-0 the 18th inst, by the
Rev. Werner, at the residence of
the brides father, Mr.. j. r. Bard to
Miss Viola Brooks, both Of this place.
The above notice was accompanied
by bountiful supply of excellent cake
and a 81 green,back, for which the
happy couple will please receive the
tender of our thanks and congratulation.
On the 10Th inst, at the residence of
the brides father, by the same, Mr..
G. f. Burleigh to Miss Linda j. Love,
both Of this place.
With the above was another large
supply of the "good things" for which
we are much obliged. Our hest wishes
are with the happy couple, and as their
cares and responsibilities come with in
creasing years, it is our prayer that they
may always have heart to meet them.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

FE-HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on the
3lst day Of October, \. D. 1867 War
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the
Estate of Chauncy |. Moore of Benezette, ,tp.
in the County of Elk and State of Pennsyl
vania, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt
on his own petitioa; that the payment of
any debts and delivery of any property be,
longing to such Bankrupt, to him, or for
his use, and the transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by Law thata meeting
of Creditors of tho said Bankrupt, to prove
their Debts, and TO choose one or more
Assignees of his Estate, will be held at n
Court of Bankruptcy, to he holden at Ridg-
way, in the County of Ell5in said District
at the Court House, before 7. Z. Woodruff,
Register, on the 7th day of January A. D.
1868, at l o'clock, p. IN.
THOMAS j. ROWLEY,
Nov. 7'G7.-4t. U. S. Marshal.
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LOOK HERE d!

PATCHES, JEWELRY & SILvERWARE.
NHARLES HOLES, Practical Watchma.
y kcr, Jewelor and Engravcr, Ridgway,
Elk county, Pa. The subscriber begs
leave to announce to the citizens of Ridg.
way and vicinity that he is prepared to do
all work in his line on short notice and at
reasonable rates in the very best manner.
Shop in II. S. Belnap's Store. Special atten-
ton paid to engraving
He has also on hand large assortment
of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry sud Silverware
which he offers for sale on reasonable terms.
Give him a call. ncv7G7tf
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In receiving the French staff, the
Pope said there was happiness in having
the French about him, but never so
great as during the late peril. He
thanked them, and France, and Napo-
leon, for deliverance. He grieved tina:
Italy had sent as vanguard, anarchists,
with flags of rapine and devastation
The valor of the papal troops had deten,
ded Papal soil, and the French came to
crown their splendid defence. After
referring to Catholic sympathy, he gave
the army, Napoleon and France bless.
ing.
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.FrlrS ffPlllS.

An engine boiler exploded at Bing-
hampton on the 18th inst, killing two
men named Catlin and Rose.
The members of the Court Martial
who tried Santa Anna have been sen-
fenced to six months Imprisonment at
the fortress of San Juan d Ulloa, for
the mildness CT their verdict
The terrible tempest in the West
Indies remains withou parallel in the
records of history since the total demoli.
ton of Lisbon in 1855. The number
of deaths in the various places is with
out calculation. In Porto Rico, thou
sands of houses are in ruins. st. Do
mingo is said to have been destroyed !;
the island of S ortola was entirely SUBJ
merged, and every living thing upon it
perished
THE counsel for Surratt will en-
deavor to have his trial commence at the
next term of the Criminal Court, which
begins on the first Monday in December.
1t is apprehended, however, that the
District Attorney may seek a postpone
ment, as was done last spring, and in
that event. he would not be tried again
until March, at the latest.
On the 18th inst, an affray took
place in lager beer saloon, in Williams
burg, N. Y. which ended in the stabbing
Of three men by German, named
Heltsheimer; they were oil wounded
dangerously, and one, named Knight,
fatally.
]. An obstinate engagement took
place on the Sd inst, near Sivoli, be
tween Gari5aldi and the papal troops
resulting in the overthrow of the insur
gents who fed in disorder, leaving 5000
men dead on the field.
1t is said that there is no hope o
reprieve or Communication for Gould an(
IIarkin who are to be executed with All
en- on the 23d, according to the terms o
their sentence.
The United States is to pay clever
and half million of dollars for The
Danish West India Islands st. Thomas
St. Johns, and Santa Cruz, the two las
OF which are subject to claim 0
France.
Speaking of Forney attaching him
self to Grant, Thurlow Weed says "i
does not natter great deal what tn
fly thinks Of the cartwheel.
The two cases of trichina have oc
Cured in the St. Louis hospital. On
was treated for consumption and tn
other for Typhoyd fever.
-Satrap Sickles has been honorabl
mustered out of the volunteer service
but retains command of the 44th infan
try as Colonel.
The Portsmouth On. H.) Union,
Democratic newspaper which was mobe,
and damaged by "loyal' mob, in 1865
has just been awarded $1,000 by jur
composed of eight Republio ans an
four Democrats. Daniel Ii. Spinney
the leader of the mob, has to furEis
the "stamps" and pay the costs.
On Saturday morning last ClevC
land Photographer named Gregory an
au unknown girl were found dead in hi
room--he with his throat cut and sh
, with a bullet hole in her vitals. Th
: affair is a mistery,
S During the war John Watson, tn
= Radical negro delegate from Meckler
. berg county, Virginia, was sold by h
master and sent away for some crime.
' Il Tl - n Al
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.-In pursu-
" ance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Elk county, grented on the petition of
Peter Chamberlin and John Chamberlin,
guardians of the heirs of A S. Rhines, de-
ceased, late of Warsaw township, Jefferson
county, said guardians will expose to Pub
lie Sale on tho premises at o'clock P. NJ e,
on SATURDAY, December 81, 1867, all
the interest of A, S. Rhines, deceased, being
the third interest in all thai certain tract,
piece or parcel of land, situate in Spring
Creek township, Elk county, Pa, known as
The "Oregon tract, surveyed upon warrant
No. 1856, bounded on the north by No. 1862,
and tract known as Carr's tract, on the east
by No. 29l5. on the south by No. 2914, on
the south west by jefferson county line, and
on the west by No 2811, Also-onc steam
saw mill in good running order.
TERMS One-third of the purchase
money in hand, and the balance in two
equal, annuol payments, with interest from
interest from the date of confirmation OF
sale, to be secured by judgment bonds with
approved security.
PETER CHAMBERLAIN,
JOHN chamberlain.
Guardians of Heirs of A. S. Rhines, decd.
nov2ltds-pd
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THE People MovING.-Iu another
column will be found the proceedings of
a great popular mass meeting and OK
roast held at Muncy few days ago
There is little doubt that the spirit ami
mating that meeting, and SO clearly ex-
pressed its resolutions, is the same that
stirred the people of all the Northern
States at the late elections, Radical
usurpation, disunion and tyranny have
at lset compelled the people to speak
out in plain resolutions the lesson Of the
ballot box which the Radical leaders are
endcavoring to nisinterpret and disre-
gard. The demand made by the free
men assembled at Muncy will be follow,
ed by similar demands from the people
elsewhere, and before long there will
arise a universal and irresistible cry -.
"The Union must and shall be Restor
ed ~ All who stand in the way with
their little plans and plots to reconstruct
the falling shoddy party of Radicalism
with negIo suffrage aud other isms, will
be ground to powder. Let the people
everywhere at once assemble in mass
meetings, and confirm the results OF
the late elections by demanding the
resembling of all legislation performed
"outside the Constitution" and a prompt
return to an economical administration
of public affairs. The Federal Govern
ment has been "run" too long in the
interest of party and for the sole benefit
of few politicians. This must cease.
The people have spoken-let them be
obeyed.-Pat. and Union.
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n@-We learn that Whitman, of the
Erie Observer, is about making preparao
tions for the issue of Democratic daily
from his office in the city OF Erie. Go
in, Whitman send us a prospectus,
and we'll get you up club,
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"A Radical organ says Satrap Pope
has sent to Congress for pardon a list of
Georgians who have declared iu favor of
the Radical party. No doubt the Rump
will be willing enough to pardon the
"traitors," and "murderous cutthroats'
who tried to destroy the Government
during the war, and who are still hope
full of completing their despicable work
by joining the rads and sinking the
Southern States in darkness and the
Government into financial aud industrial
ruin, but the pardoning power does not
rest with the scallawags Of that junto.
The scamps who may have Pope's recon.
mendation cannot deserve pardon.
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Nsb A0feftissMcNts
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We heve found it necessary, in order to keep the
financial department of the Advocate on good
basis, to adopt the following rule:
Transient Advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vancs; and all Job Work as soon as completed.
Bills made out and presented to yearly advertisers
at the beginning Of each quarter.
Subscriptions to be paid for invariably in advance
novtf JonN F. MOORE, Publisher
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A CARD TO INVALIDS.
Oct. lO'67-tf.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America as missionary, discovered a
safe and simple remedy for the Cure of
Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases
of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train Of disorders bro ught on by
baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers
have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by desire to enefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, will send the recipe for
preparing and using This medicine, in a
sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
Free of Charge Address.
JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House.
New ,rk City
Aug 10th, '67.-ly.
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In Mississippi and Arkansas the
whites generally did not vote. The RAIDS
are agitating the subject of disfranchis.
ing all who refused to vote.