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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-12

julia Gold and silver Mining Com.
pany, Storey County, State Of Nevada Notice
ishereby given, that at q meeting ofthe Trustees
Of said Company, held on the seventeenth day Of
August, 1867. an assessment Of TWO DOLLARS
ANDA HALF s2 Soy per share waslevled upon
the capital stock Of said Company, payable imme.
diately, In United States gold coin, to the Secre.
tary, at the office of the Company, 607 Washing.
ton street, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the TWENTIETH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1867, shall be deemed delinquent
and will BIO duly advertised for sale at auction,
And, unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on WEDNESDAY,. THE TENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1867, to pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs Of advertising and ex.
penses Of sale.
Byorder ofthe Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL. Secretary.
Office, 6O7 Washington st., San Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-12
Virginia, New, Sept. 81. 1857. se2s I'm
Assessment Notice-BeIcher Mining

Agsessment Notice-Belcher Mining
Company, Baldwin Company and Abernathie
Company.-Notice Is hereby given, that at u
| meeting Of the Trusteel Of the above Companies,
held this day, an assessment Of Five (sS) Dol.
lars per share was levied on each and every
share Of the capital stock Of each Of the above
Companies. payable Immediately, to the Secreta.
ry, at the Bslcher office, Virginia, Nevads, In
United States gold coin. Any stock on which
TUESDAY, October q, 1867, will be advertised
on that day a. delinquent, and, unless payment
shall be made before, will be sold on FRIDAY,
November q, 1857, TO pay said delinquent rs.
sessment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale. By order Of the Board of Trus.
tees. II. BRUCKMAEN, Secretary.
Virginia. New, September II, 1857. seo3.lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-12

Charges ut san Rrnncisco Rntes.
seI2 II II. HARRIS,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-12

In the manuscript room OF the Britt
Museum, in London, there are SOM
irou-bound boxes containing mane,
scripts, which, by a legal proviso made
by the donor, are to be opened January
l. 1900. The story of this gift is a little
singular. They contain the manuscripts
Of Francis Douce, who died in 1884. He
was the author Of the illustrations Of
Shakespeare, which by every student Of
the great -dramatist is regarded as a
textbook Of high authority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-12

VERY MEAS-For Judge Barbour a
Pat Lannan to be pursuing John
Benham into his carpenters shop,
badger a bet out Of John A. on Oh.
Maybe, if John had taken you up, y
would not have felt so pleasant over t
decision, as you did over the banter?
BuLLroN.-There was shipped frc
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill Off
this morning, 6 bars of bullic
weighing 4o2 pounds, which rs valu
at S 10, 956 IS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-12

HEAr.-At noon, to-day, in both Gold
Hill and Silver City the mercury stood
at 100.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-12

Snow is reported to be a foot deep at
Cisco, and two feet at Meadow Lake.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
Mexico.

Nsw NosS. Oct ?S-The EeraiTS special saws
that .ayiccS from Mexico. ~ the SoJh 0iL. give
election returns 0roin tho interior, indicating the
election ~ Jasr"z - tho Presidency Corona and
EScohcdN declared thcSr preference Tor Iusccz
Tcscrthor is still there waiting ,or the perfect
cmbaimmcnt ~ the body ~ NaNimilian.
Advicc> nNNm Vera Cr,, ~ The an .ist'> that
Santa Nnna would leave - So into exile on the :gth
The election of Juarcs j. cop6rnca. hat he TO-
forms he proposed were defeated.
Havana. oct ga Advises from NcNiSo src %
tho laih. The election Of luarc7 j. CONFIRMED
relada has been elected President % the SoProus
Court
Fiuvtwo political prisoners have hCca sentenced
a. various terms ~ imprisonment Ngt generally
briet Two hundrcd hsvc been released.
The >mcricao Minister, Plumb. bNs bcNa pro~ee-
ted l., lusrcg,
The insecurity NCtravcl Is Increasing
CugmNn. a~rra,sosa fov treason. has hccn par
dcpot and has been sin'' elected ~ a" new Con
Evv->
rcectthoG T. stUl Waiting rr = snal decision
Wpop hs Application cor the body ~ MAMMALIAN
There appears ~ bc NJ probability ~ obtaining a.
retu.
NV NopN N,t 22=,d,icS from rsJp Is N,t
? ate ur.eiV.i hove The 'iN ~ Nrys9uips u cu-
ti,.ly 10 thc hands NJ %. r.VolgtopNts Tho pro
srsmns H. ~ overthrow the sdm,pI,tysU'n 81 p'
t,JN. r.siov' The constitution VI lNtN and a.. ~
.~a.nttiNn IS CNii.ng.r a. ID constitutional bead 81
Tho Republic II is said ths clergy AND p.op1.
svmpsthiy' With Tho re'olutiNnivt~ Ccn E,sts
u,,nto Wa sent ~ puppyVss the movement lVs
lavely 4, peredo IN questioned. Thew we've many
ar,csts 50 lima e uusrc,ted persons. The opinion
us- growing ths, HTeAo's dsvs ar numhcNN8
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23
European Intelligence
TrsR ArrANrqc cAEIG.1

FoKsNcs. Oct l>-Aovice< from PKpal sources
report a defeat q the Insurgents
Italian officers conIinne 10 a-res; Gsrihslai&ls
who cross the frontier.
Fans, oct lS-NaroIcoa and his Cahinc;
desire 20 complete Victor Emnauuel's efiarss Il
enforce the terms AZ the September Convention
with respect 10 the Invasion 81 the H&pal t~evrlto-N.
viii moi he effective. Fears are entertained for s
collision between the French and Italian forces
now marching towards Rome
Lo>ro>. oct S-ThcTe was reported 81 iusur-
Tccton in Rome las3 night GreSI excitement pro
walls in Florence- 1t IL TRmorcd, slsa, thAs France
and Italy intend 20 arrange Tor s JOINT occupation
~ Rome.
p,Rr~ oct 2h-AN he ohSsial papers make the
declaration thai lssly, within - hours. must an
nounce her Determination 70 retire ITO cSpouss :
the CcvolptjoaisJs' movement ar ~fslthfHlly cVecEts
the provisions 81 Uhe September Contention
France wall decide foJ peace og wat sccoraine(y,
noRsNcs. OeL PA petition signed ny j no1
citizens - Rome VsS presented ~ tho poro. pray
ms hH> aollnrSS - consent 70 The occupation a
Rome by utc Italian national troops,
Tho ae-aLTs Florence special ~ arc ISth ssvs
he Shsaios = Sil embarrassing. Al c1sHcsl sta
SONS troops along The frontier ara Acne rc3ntarcr5,
and doing al in tho'r power - Provrnt she iasnr-
gents SrrSSlnC. Al ltSly - excited ovog thc
Preach var preparations
Reports from Rome Stssc thst $ scrco hstie o.
currCd on ThHrSSsN and hat the PoPrS troops -
oSrturc3 che town ~ N"voh, ue Ssr'hsldisns
suffering heavily.
~ ha>el5seS The tacs ~ rcusrnjss - che ale
glance 81 Turkey Is sS~ornfUlC rejected
r,RS OCT l$@>snc}eas has made ~ inrerR
1--we Seposnd IN ltsl, tcF = Sty1Ct Observance - she
Capventt1n ~ September. N gNrNdjsion 81 Tcplau
H. cgnjnYcS and rasdv oSsl foy Fhe rc'cf ~ Rome.
and - only svsiuuS the reply ~ isy ~hi'h j.
hearty cNpcvtNd.
The GcoisnS ms3e repcstcd attoHrS last ojsht
- burn ths Police Station ~ Chester, - rylesNe
thc5r comrades confined thcre. The Severhpcnt
stalking cNtvs p-rccsHp"us - sUsca SSsinS, S"r
ptiso.
loNNaN. oct la@It ~ rcrortcS thst arrange
ncpts hsv, b.aa pas,tcd - thst the rstos ~ CsAtc
vtu D. reduced EtN rcr sent The rsdrctca n e.
s. into ea,St on November tStA.
C,bN. N9 2a@The Aoaistr * silent an the
Sebrryt q Nome,
la>ra\ N75pisb3. cSt Sl=NNcoube from ytslv
Nr. cNnHi,tnS kilograms from Florence repre-
sent that NSeotu EsrhA}St ~ st8 msiRtsinips his
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23

shosta, A., t-sssss.ss u-s.tsi.' sss.
- sh-.s 81. htl.-As -ai tLs ,.tiia - Az s--ss-s i-s-s.
.-@hsssa -f-a 49, a-.t.s 49, -. a. gs-.s. -sA s-issAs . e-a'
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SF.ss
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23

nrEp IN rRIsoN.-Mr. Mahoc, the old native who WAS
arrested some months ago for killing his son on Molc-
Sai, and was awaiting trial for murier, died On Tuos-
day nigh; last, from dropSy He Was = YoOr scAly
old man. apparently half d~eucntei. whose trial wouli
have hecn almost a mO1scry. HIS death fortunately
terminates what would have been an unpleasant task
60 the officers 81 the law.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23

SUDDEN DEATH.-Jaines g. Andrews, q Sootehmaa
by birth, who had lived here for many years. was
found dead in his bed on the morning Of the 18th.
4 post morton examination showed that his death
was caused by aneurism Of the aortA- He had been
an invalid fer years, complaining often Of being t-ou-
bled with rheumatism Some weeks since be called
on the Seaman's Chaplain and said he wanted TO VIII
his property to him. Mr.. Damon told him be did not
wish him to do 50. He died interstate. and his pro
perty reverts to the Hawaiian Government, he hav-
ing been n naturali1ei subject, unless claimed by his
wife and child, who some years ago went to the Benin
Islands, and may be living there now.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23

rpuutp rut tutts tHpN tntHp-
y tF1 -rF r-.s-~ 80 49, --r--'. 81. : -U u~' o. h.ti 80
r--.'i- - a.t'. ---''--'si ~ ~ ----., -i'h-r, ~ -'i',--
ssf.s 1907 D. ~ = Howt nm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23

FORGERY The first forged check ever psii by the
Bank, was taken in one day last week. It Was
signed by Geo. W. Msoy. but the signature was 50
ruiely executed that the most casual examination
would have excited suspicious Nix NJ, it seems,
had filed out a check for Sl40 in his oheck-book,
and lcft it unsigned, when some unauihorizci person
Ia nativc) obtained access to II, tore ont the check,
filed in the name, presented it and obtained the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23

Tnt t'W kuN'N \ gentleman 0Nw Wai'l"'
80 ,h. 'slani. states that Tho late n%''therlN sv'u ~
tide. which csuss-i 'he t,-s Hf Tho -rhropst Rides ~
Neiito. Wa Experienced a, that place, che 80 caUtos
in ton 90 Gn.'r feet higher 'hen m che ~ori,nsr,
high ,tie- No isNsas w. iNNs ,hs, We hsN' ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23

LOOK orr FOR VoVR MITcHrS-t small grass
house, near ranahou. belonging 81 Jack Watson,
Was burned on Friday about Q o'clNcS An Il was
sc, on arc by a child. playing with matches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-28
NCIAU.-

During the week ending to-day there hiss
been received at the Treasury Department
from the Printing Division, s}9s.010. During
the same period the amount for ardsd was as
follows; Assistant Treasurer At New York.
UO.oGo: New Orlesus, $50 go United States
Depositary, Louisville, S5O,UO0 Natio1sl Ba 9ks
and other, Sl5S.6 3t-toJai, S35c 62S 3D. The
noes FORWARDED during the week were TO the
Assistant Urea urer 81 Boston S50nOo0; at New
Orleans, SS5t ,0O1; United States Depositary,
Baltimore, S22GJO-totai sl,G12O1Q.
The amount of securities held by the Treas
rer of the United States in trust for Nations 81
Banks TepoT led 10 day, were; For circulating
notes $40 e95 Tot; for deposits of public money,
s31,Sl1e5O. Total, S39s, sI5. 20
The hmOunt of National Bank currency is
sued during the week was Matchmaking the
tDtsi amount Issued up 10 da'e S31S, 1856 I6l
From this IL to be d7ducted the curren " re-
Turned, including WORKOUT notes. amounting
to s5,652,555; leaving in actual circ ulstien AZ
this date. S299. $3.50.
The amount o. fractional currency redeemed
and Destroyed during the week was S253, 500.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
were SJ6S ,2-2OS; making the total since the
18th OF December. Sl3,AO,5s5 or; and the total
since the beginning of the present fiscal year
S9S,&61 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-28

Navigation on the Po;on lately interfersd
with By the severe weather, which formed ice
II inches OF more IN thickness, hiss been fully
resumed since the thaw, greatly 10 the relief
oi cur business men and citizens generally.
Our supply CT fuel is Inadequate to the wants
OF the population. and 8 contin nation Of the
cold weather would have caused great DIS
tess Dealers should take sdvSntage OF the
nav 10 lay in an ample stock. Our CONNER
elal interests generally would have suffered
sreatly II the Potomac had continued closed
until spring. The trade OF our District mer-
chants with New \ ork Is now very heavy, and
the steamers from that port sIl arrive heavily
laden. The Merchants Line" have iron
plated their steamers on the bow, snd Will take
other measures TO keep the channel open. unless
the winter should be IN us ually severe. Theef
forts OF the company will be duly approached
By the merchants Of the District and AIexan
dTis, a. the New fork trade Is a most impor.
isnt interest, and any interruption to 1t causes
heavy less. Wesee by notices in the Dis
trict papers that the annual meeting of III.
stockholders OF this company will be held In
New York on the 5th OF January next, 10 elect
new directors for the en- suipg year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-28
TIE Ref SAL OF THE REGISTER TO
PAY THE TEACHERS

Editor StGT. There are lew pl ain facts in
r'faTd 10 the dead lock" at the City II sii that
onght 20 be stated II does OF seem 20 be gen.
orally known hat the teachers OF the eoiored
schools have all been paid up to da'e, the trust
tees OF the cOlored schools having borro wed
money st six per cent and paid their teachers,
v hile they are receiving interest from the Cor
po-atlon At The rate Of ter per cent. on the
an omit Que toem from the Corporation.
Tie teachers of the colored schools receive
r1Dre pay than the teachers OF The white
schools, and are paid up to date; yet the city
Register will no, sign the warrant TO pay our
teachers until q certain amount 10 paid the
CO Iored schools. The excuse that the Bank OF
Washington will not pay the checks OF the
Register after the 10th OF this month will not
answer The bank has suspended the
conventional rule in regard to reserv-
ing the last ten days of the month
as settling up time, and IL is well known
that the Register has drawn at least $50 600 to
pay the police, firemen, &c, since the goth of
December; and it is also we'll known that the
bank will readily honor the checks of the Reg.
lister for the payment OF the school teachers
And certainly 10 was a little remarkable that
he should be the one to make the objection and
not the bank. JUSTICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-28
Baltimore Market

Flour.-The market remains Inactive. vary
htiie inquiry for export: sales chiefly con fined
to local wants.
The following are the inspections of I'Iour
and Meal in he city OF Baltimore for the week
ending Thursday, December 26: Howard
street aS6 bols and G0 half bills; City Mills
S,3i6 bbls and 90 half bills: Ohio 427 bbis: Family
2,193 bhls-total Wheat Flour 1922 bbls and 90
hair bols. Together with 4U7 bbls Rye Flour
ard SO bbs Sorn Meal
Graln-Wheat-2sO bushels white and 13sO
bushels red comprised the Offering reported ON
change yesterday; of white the ouly sale was
$50 bushels fair do. at 80 Sired was more
active, zoo bushels choice Virginia Valley sold
at 81 IS, an advance on this grade cents OF her
descriptions unchanged. Corn-I5,3 300 bushels
White and 1900 bushels yellow rpcsIyed.
market sctive but At 10 wer prices; 5000 bn heels
prime Southern white sold a. 81 25 = 600 bu al .
els damp do. at 02ae1.15. as to condition 10, O00
bushels Pennevlvania and Maryland yellow
az l.3eaSl p; Western mixed was held above
buyers. Oais-2,7O0 bushels offered: only 400
bushels sold at 75a76 cents
Provisions There is very little doing in the
Hog product In the way OF sales Mess Pork
Is scarce, and quoted ar 23aS23 so per Dbl for
western. Bulk Meats held at cents for cured
Shoulders. and l0k cents for Sides: a sale OF
~ cbis rig Tongues on private terms. Bacon
Is in retail demand only, with sales at III alIH
cents for shoulders, ~ \ ala cents for rib Sides
and l34 cents for clear rib; new city sugar
cured Hams steady at i9 cents, plain do I,
cents Lard - scarce and neId fl rm ut I3xaI3e
cents for Western tres, do. kegs HAAS cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-28

The DsAD-LoCK al the City Hall continues
Ne Rsgister steadily refusing 10 sign the check
Tor the payment Of the school teachers until
the lst Of January. AS the bank has signi-
fad lis willingness to hoRor the drafts of
the Register, there would seem TO be
some reason not apparent on the surface
why the Register holds to his refusal to sign
the checks. However, the first OF Jan uary is
near at hand, and though the teachers have
been compelled 70 endure blue and penniIess
holiday season, for no adeq uate reason,
Il IS 70 be hoped they will at least &c,
their peer pittance during the frst
week IN January. There is considerable
il-fseling amongst the school teachers IN con-
sequence Of the fact that the Register has, since
the eUtb, paid the police and the firemen, while
refusing TO pay them. Ii is seated, in ex-
plantation, that the checks for the pay OF the
police, &c, were ante dated TO the Goth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-28
FEMALE sUFFRAGEINEy ENGLAND

Tse cause of female suffrage IN England As
achieved brilliant victory. The narrow end
of the wedge was entered and only needs driy.
ing in 1t is The first step that cests, and tns
step hss been taken. Liby Maxwell wen,
70 the polls at Manchester, and added one
10 the ovsrw heIming majority OF Mr.. ia
cob Bright, brother OF Mr.. John Bright
BeipEa rate-payer, her name was put on the
regis and being on the register, she could
not be prevented from voting; So attended by
the PresiceDtess of the Female Suffrage So
cis,y and guard of honor. she went to the
polls amid abundant ehaf and cheers
and voted for q member Of Parliament
Tbs precedent is looked upon by the Eng
hsh IapeTs ss one OF immense importance
Ii one woman can vote for Jacob Bright, why
rot a thousand or a hundred thousand, in fu-
ture eleetonsl And as women In England are
in clear majority, there may cone a time
when female sovereign may have a female
parliament, ana me male sex, as a governing
power be dispensed with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-28
puIitiCRI-

The Portland (Maiue) Press favors Senator
Fessenden for President, and the New YORK
Timss thinks percnance he may be second on
he Eadical ticket
A correspondent of the Boston Post suggest.
that the Democratic party blazon on "the old
starry banner the revolutionary names of
Hancock and Adams as candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency,
In the Mississippi Fndes 10 a call summoning
a con ventioI of the Constitutional Union party
of Mississippi to meet at jackson ON the I5,h
Of January, for Thorough organization, con-
sultatiOn, and action" Citize ms in favor of
peace and unioE under the constitution, re-
gsrdless of former political associations, are
invited TO send delegates.
The Rochester New York; Democrat prints
the names Of twenty-six newspapers IN New
York thst support Fenton for Vice President,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-28
department si Agriculture Report for

Loo.
To Hon. Grace Cspron, Com missioner Ia.
psrtment Of Agriculture, we are indebted far
one OF the first copies OF the report OF that De-
PaTtnent for lco6- These reports are steadily
increasing IN interest and importance from
year TO year, and one has but 70 glance over
IBIS for 1850 10 realize how valuable they are
becoming as means for the dissemination of
useful information on agricultural and hort-
CuitoIal matters. 1t contains the Official re-
iofs OF the various officers of the Departments:
NUMBER OF interesting essays on scientific
-uolees pertaining directly or indirectly 10
asilcu!ture; great deal OF valuable statistical
-nioruaiion, and h embellished with an en-
craving or tne new Department building in
tbl- city, and cuis of fruit, stock &C and A..
insuaung pisciculture, sugar making in Lon
islsna IN ls5l, &c To show the varied char
se'tr OF ne o alter IN this report we may men
non toe following smong the papers which
VIII De read with interest Remarks on pru-
Llf z ana training the grape vine, oy William
Saur dsrs, fruttregions OF the Northera Uni
ied States, oy James :. Lippincott; The Horse
from tual experience In the army by Col
sam uel Ringwalt Improved kentucky Sheen
oy ROBERT W. scott, Piscic u Iture by Theodore
WI. NJ ID; Female Life in the open air nv
LaNlLA n. Davis: Education Of Farmers
Daughters, by Mrs. q. l.. Dodge; Cultivation
OF the ClncnOna In the United States by DIR
Ihomas Antisell, of this ciGy: History OF the
Agriculture If the United States by Ben. Per-
lev PocrS, ire weIl-known Washington cor
fesFondenf, &c, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-28

OPPOSITION TO THE PRoPosKo UoNsrIru-
I-cs Or ALAsANA-Nichoias Davis a promi.
nent Radical Of North AIabams, nas On bIisbas
aleuPr fully endorsing The address of M.s.rs
Stnple, Speed, and others, protesiing against
ne proposed constitution The H1n,sv,II.
A'.ocGts, ne Radical organ, calls for the re-
49, oiDf OF the convention 10 modify the
So)ectlonaole features of the proposed constr
.uuon nam@ly The clause abou chools, the
IIaL nise and reg stration oaihs The whirs
conservatives all over the Sta'e are aronstn =
ano determined, using every effort 10 d.taa.
ne cor sututoD In North Albania the whites
NO vent INTO the Radical party are leaving
he constitution % Vi