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Whssliue Resistsr.
Wednesday m.r-iag,. December 2S.

Tux Radical Senator MORTON has
brought in bill for the erection of q
r4v White House. The present one
will not be big enough for the new
President, when his salary is increased
fonr-fold. These are Radical retrench-
mentsl
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echo City," at the mouth of Weber
Canon, fifty miles northeast of Salt
Lake City, Will be the next terminus
of the Union Pacific Railroad. One
thousand men are at work on the deep
cuts. Five hundred work at night, and
are relieved by five hundred during the
day. The contractors say they will
continue to work, unless the snow gets
more than fifteen feet deep. Eight
large range stoves do the cooking for
the workmen, and the amount OF pro-
visions consumed per day is as follows
Seven barrels flour, twenty-five bushels
potatoes, one barrel ground coffee, one
barrel sugar, three beeves, one half
chest tea, six kegs butter, twenty-f0ur
Gallons molasses. one and half bushel
beans, one barrel pork, three kegs white
fish, three hundred pounds goldfish four
cases canned fruit.
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A Sisters Oath of Vengeance-Tke
Reno Tragedy.

fFrom the Louisville Courier-Journal l6th.I
The following interesting details did
not appear in the hastily prepared re-
ports first published of the lynching of
the Renos and Charles Anderson. Frank
Reno and Charles Anderson were mar
ried. After the bodies had been laid
out upon the floor in the Jail hall, the
wives of these two men and Miss Reno,
the sister of the three brothers, were
permitted to enter the hall to take their
last look of those who, although COW
cred with crime, were in their lives all
the world to them. All, what a scene
was there What grief and anguish !
What unutterable woe! The three
women entered, paler by far than
the dead bodies stretched out SO
stark and CHASTITY upon the prison
floor. First came from these despairing
women such piercing shrieks as love
only can utter when it feels that all it
lived for is lost forever. Then tears
like rain, bursting from overflown foun-
tains, and means SO touching in their
plaintiveness and utter despair that
not even the most stolid could keep
from Weeping. Then followed that
quiet, almost stelid look, sert of
blank, purposeless agony, that tells that
hearts are breaking, that griefs work
is perfectly done. Great God what u
spectacle of utter woe it was! The out
burst of grief ended, the quiet of despair
settled upon the faces of the wemen.
But not long did one of them remain
under the burden. The sister of the
three Reno brothers, an intelligent
and handsome young lady, dried her
eyes with her handkerchief, then,
taking the grief-stained piece of linen,
she placed it over the face of her brother
William, who to the last declared his
innocence; then she kneeled beside the
dead man, and laid her left hand over
his heart, and, raising her right hand
toward heaven, she took this terrible
oath: ooh! my poor murdered brother,
may God curse your sister if she avenges
not your death, terribly and fully. This
l will do, so help me God" What a
tragic scene was this-the dark, strong
walls on all sides, and the cold stone
floor under her knees-the sable gar
ments of the bereaved sister, the pale
face turned upward and the white hand
pointing heavenward! What tableaQ
of death, despair, love and revenge!
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amendments was reported to the House.
The reported amendments were adopted
and the Chapter ordered 80 its third
reading. - Z = &c.,
House adjourned till 2 o'clock to-
morrow. nstrr
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The Austin (Nevada) Rereille says:
"a gentleman who arrived in this city
from the East, on Saturday, told us that
sacks of paper were strewn along the
road from Bryan to Salt Lake City.
They were piled in hundreds in corrals;
they were standing open at stations;
illustrated and pictorial papers were as
thick as leaves in autumn, on the tables,
benches and hunks, where they helped
to while away the time of the hostler
or gave zest to the gambols of kittens,
puppies and pet pigs. One cunning
little pig, with his tail curleds in tho
mode, was amusing himself with the
BG7dr, while his sister was grunting her
satisfaction over the fashion-plate of
Cooley. Papers were everywhere-in
cords of sacks, in dozens of sacks, in
single sacks--lying il wrappers or open
upon the floor of the cabins and upon
the road; in the hands of men and in
the mouths and paws of animals. Papers
everywhere. And this is the service of
the United States mail. 1t is surely
the most immense practical joke of the
season."
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The TRUSTEES Of the Association are:
E MCMUKDY, Esq.
Metal Company.
w. CARMAN, Esq, President Stuyvesant
Bank, N Y. city.
H W FORD, Esq, Cashier National Bank OF
the Republic.
L. W. MURRAY.
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LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED in every
County and Town, and applications from com
petent parties for such agencies, with suitable
endorsement, should be addressed TO the Com
pany's General Agent.
ROBERT p. NOAH,
No. a22 street, bet. Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, Washington, ID. c.,
General A gent for the District OF Columbia and
States of Virginia and West Virginia.
oct1-3m
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SUNDRIES.

SJNDRIES.
S0A BAGS PRIME TO CHOICE RIO
ZUO Coffee.
10 Drums Grand Bank Goldfish.
20 barrels pure Cider Vinegar.
Bales Cloves.
do Cassia, in Mats.
Case prime Nutmegs.
500 Barrels Ohio River Salt.
10 Hogsheads prime Cuba Sugar.
~ Quarter. barrels No. ! Mackerel.
80 doz. Fancy BroOms.
50 Boxes Goshen Cheese.
Just received and for sale by
dec N REILLY.
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statements from Patients, &c.

COLLEGE HILL, CINCINNATI IL IrGS IN ne Hst
sta0s of CoSsUMPTIoS. In ten days after taxing
tbe PRESCRIPTION my CHILLs, NIGHT S"khn,
FryrR. &c, deer s9sed, and finally altogether
disappeared. Az era skeleton before, am nov
well stored with hesh. Nv restoration Is mar
r,i 10 al ,oho Enotc me.-MRs. c. L. WEIGHT. ,,,
sYour Prescription saved my daughter NE
and has probably saved me e hundreds q 10
1--WE bless God for the benefit We have receiv
ed from your Prepared Prescription '-hev. r.
PEREGRINE, Blossburg, Penn. IL, =.
.Every one TO whom / have recommeneed II
has benefited much by its e.'-Rev. Z. D.
JONES Racine, Wis ,,,,,,.,,,--,; :. nm,
m in a sl 90 bottle, and is sold by Drugglst
snsT or 1EdsEs Riy Be NOSES e5sEssHc CO. 9
SnnT, .YnT STREET, n Y. Consultation nee.
A Circular, containing TESTIMONIALS OF N.Y. ~.
cAsEs successfully treated will be sent iree' "
Sni5 in wheeling by all Druggists; ASA
vour Druggist for Kings Prepared Presorpu0n' nin
and If he has not sotit he will get it for you
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The rate of taxation in Albany, New
Work is 1892 on 500 valuation
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CONSUMPTION

For the Radical Cure of ASTHMA, BRON.
CHITIS CATARRH, and all affections OF the
LUNGS. THROAT and AIR PASSAGES
for General and Special DeTdngemenS OF the
NERVOUS SYSTEM; for Disorders OF the
BLOOD; and for all Functional Disorders OF the
Stomach and BOtreLS.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION increases
the strength and deepenS the color Of the pale blood
n subdues the ChilLs and Ferer, and diminishes
the ErpsctOrdtiOn. 1t checks the nigh slceats, al
yays. in from sepsn to fourteen days. The GPpe-
tits is inpiqordted and the patient rapidly gdinI
fesh the cottgh and the difficult breathing are
speedily relieved; the sleep becomes calm anu
refreshing; the evGcudtiOns regular and uHyorm
ALI THE GENERAL SYMPTOMS OF CONsUAPIION'
ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, &c, DISAPPEAR WITH
prAIIY ASTONISHING RAFIBITY.
The PRESCRIPTION shouldbe used In every
Disease by WHATEVER NAME KNOWN, in when
there ia exhibited any arrangement OF either
the NERVOUS or the BLOOD systems. II Is
nneoualed in Female Disorders, SedEty or sup
crossed MsnSes, WkiteS," dc.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION IS both
the BEST and the most ECONOMICAL Medi-
cine that can be taken. The average dose Is
two teasponsful, taken once aday. The patient
n.ver reduires under any eirctfnStdneeS. TO use
Cough Mixtures for the Cough; "ExPecto-
rantsm for the Expecteration; "TOnics LOT the
Annette or the Weakness; Iron for the Blood
Apn3ynes for the Nervous Irritation; ACIDS for
tho Si.ht Sweats; or Whisky or Cod Liver OHl
for the Wasting. rs Specific j etiOB Is upon the
Gon stifliondl Condition, and through thus C0'sG'-
;on upon the Whole series Of SynptoHaS
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EXfrn Family Flour.

Inn BBLS. WHITE LILLY" WHITE
lUU Winter Wheat, fresh ground, just re-
cicved and for sale by
aug6 II. REILLY.
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3Oth day Of November, Wheeling time
EXPRESS TRAIN.
FAsT-LEAvEs WEST, VIA e. o. D.
Wheeling Leave Wheeling
daily at ...IojoAM daily at. 3.4OrM
ARRIVES Al Belllir......- 40 ="
Grafton. f.2D IN. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland.lO:I2 Cambridge. 735
Harper's Fry 90 A.. ". Zanesville... g:a5 "
Baltimore go G:ij =" Newark ..--.lGiJ "
WashtnCity 80 " Columbus -. 1910 A. ~.
Except Sunday. Except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAyEs WEST, VIA c. 0. D.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at. 5.2yPx. daily at. s25A.M.
ARRIVES At Bellair.......lO.40
Grafton. ...... 1000 P. ~. ARRIVES At
Cumberland. $40 A. NJ. Cambridge. l:l5P. n.
Harper's Fry 80 - Zanesville... go
Winchester. " Newark -.-.- 4.lj q"
Baltimore e-...ll:lO " COiumbus.... as.5 q"
Wash'n City .l22j r N
MAIL TRAIN
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT VIA c. 0. D.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at. s2jP.M. daily at. 3:4OA II.
ARRIVES AT BellAir.------ 500 "
Grafton ---... 2.3O A. n. AKKIy - At
Parkersburg lilo " Cambridge. - 4. "
Cumberland 40 " GAINESVILLE g.lg %
HArPer's F'ryl2iOP. n. Newark ..-- lG9
Hagerstown.. -... Columbus ls:3y ?. NJ
winchester. 49,. Suaday. and Mon
Wash nCity clio day- excepted.
Baltimore. AS
Sundays excepted. ,.c,i,-s
psI.i S.Hs on we ~ H4.H IN f1- philadelphia New
York and BJstsn. At Relay ho-7''
Ceatr1 ohio trains max diIsef ,S5 SaliSa al
Columbus Tor all points "a. % rro.s9r,d
Tickets to all Pr1neiP-
al the ONCE JOHN L WILSON,
usstsr Of Transportation, baltimore.
z 7. DEyRIES,
General A gent, Wheeling.
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The OFFICERS of the Association are:
f. MCMURDY, President.
ELSON I. WRIGHT, Vice President.
w. s. CARMAN, Treasurer.
LEWIS SANDERS, Secretary.
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Teas and TObaccOS.
OOHALF CHESTS G.P. 7. HAND OOLoSG
OO Teas
5Boxes Choice Dark Navy and los Tobacco.
IS Boxes Virginia Twist and Bright Pounds.
IS Boxes W. II. Grant Navy and los
10 Boxes Rufus R, Navy and los
Just received. and for sale by
augs9 HOWELL, BLOOMFIELD & co.
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MEMBERSHIP FEES.

The membership fees are sir dollars at joining
(for tol.ieh certificate Of membership loiH b,
Gfynished,) and one dollar and ten cents on thS
death of each member, of which due notice
win be given. One dollar from each member
goes to the widow or heirs of the deceased MEM
Der, and tho ten cents for expenses of collecting
This Company is divided inte TEN CLASSES
FOR MEN and TEN CLASSES FOR WOMEN.
As soon as these classes are filed, ten new
Classes will be adopted. Men and women are
not allowed in the same Glasses. Everything
done to make each Class equal.
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All communications should be addressed to
ROBERT p. NOAH, No. 222 street Wash.
ington, d. c., General Agent for the District Of
Columbia and States of Virginia and West Vir.
ginia, for the Manhattan Cooperative Relief
association,
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Glass "a" has 5000 male members. A man dieG.
The Association pays over within forty days
$4,000 to the widow or heirs and the remaining
members forward within thirty days one dollar
and ten cents each to the Association to REIN.
burse IT, Failing to send this sum they forfeit
TO the Association all moneys paid, and the As.
sociation supplies a new member to fill the place
of the retiring one.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

WHEELING, NOyembsr 2stb, IsJ-
DAssBNG z X TRAINS WILL Run
i By the following schedule on and after the
3Oth day of November, lsGs-Wheeling time:
EXPRESS TRAIN
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LIFE INSURANCE
$4,000 FOR So PREMIUM:
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
M MANHAT TITAN
COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Chartered by the State Of Ne'r York.
Chartered by the State Of Near York.
OBJECT.

OBJECT.
The object of this Association Is to secure
cash payment within forty days after the dealt
of member of as many dollars as there ar
members in the class to which he or she belongs
to his or her heirs.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
EUROPE.

Condemnation OF the ChantIeIeer Com-
u'@ndeT-AlleDs Holding Lnnd in
Tu-key.
LONDON, August 5.-The Times, in an
editorial on MaZatlsn affairs, says: Though
the commander of the Chanticleer was ex-
posed to cOnsid' rable prOvoeation he should
not have resorted to hostility, but should
have sought redress through his govern
ment Otherwise headstroDg and i1tem-
perate commanders will always hold the
power Of peace and war. Even Spanish
American States, insolent and brutal Us they
are, are entitled tothis treatment.
dispa CHI from ConstautnOple reports
that No. Morris, the American minister, re-
fuses TO concur in the protocol of the Sub
lime Porte allowing aliens to hold, lands in
Turkey. s...
LISBON, August 5.-The Portuguese council
OF state have concluded not to prohlb the
royal eXlles of Spain from remaining in the
country. The Duke and Duchess of Mont
pensier now reside in Lisbon.
BRIGHTON, England, August 5.-Speculunl
won the Brighton cup. Five horses
started.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
NEW YORK.
New Orleans News by TeIeGraDh-sey.
mOur's Letter OF AeeePganee-The
Presidential ONCE Has N Attractions
70. HIN

mOur's Letter OF AeeePganee-The
Presidential ONCE Haa No Attractions
for Him.
New YoRK, August j.-The following
is from this morning 1rtjUne's special
Washington dispatch:
"Several persons who arrived from New
Orleans to-day represent political affairs IN
Louisiana to be in a very deplorable condi.
ton. The power of the Union men in the
State is only superfc al, while the real pow
er is in the hands of eX.rebels. Since Sheridan
and Mower were relieved from command
the military there has been used solely 20
aid the ex.rebels and defeat the laws Of
Congress.
"After the nomination of Seymour and
Blair was made, the Democratic party be-
gan thorough organization, and they now
boast that they will carry the State for Sey-
mour if they have to kill every Niger on
its soil in doing so. The Seymour Knights
and Blair Guards have been organized, and
drill as regularly as if they were military.
They are disposed in regiments and compa'
MES, taking their names and numbers from
the various regiments and companies which
they furnished to the rebel army in var
times. Having seen service in the rebel
army is the chief qualification necessary TO
become an officer of the organization. Cen
eral Harry Hayes. who figured as the Sheriff
of New Orleans at the massacre of Union
llGu III ul1g ASppt - tsAANt -
the revolutionary body.
AT the grand mass meeting held In New
Orleans the other evening they paraded the
streets fully armed with revolVers and
bowie knives. With these men fully or
ganized and disciplined, and General Rous-
seau in command of the United States mill
tary forces, the Unionists of Louisiana ex-
pect to have hard work to win next NoVem-
ber. If the Union men bad any arms so
that they could cope with their opponents
they would spprehend no difficulty"
NEW YORK, August 5.-Governor Sey'
mour has written a letter formally accept
ing the nomination by the Democratic
National Convention, in which he says the
nomination was unsought and unexl ected,
but he was caught up BY the oyerwh, Inning
tide which is bearing the country on to 8
great political change, and he hnds himself
unable to resist It's pressure. The resOlu'
.tions adopted by the convention accords
with his views.
Men are admitted as representatives. oil
some of the Southern States with declara-
tion upon their lips that they can not nve
in the States they claim to represent Win,
| out military protection.
They owe their seats to the disorder
| the South, and that very fact prompts then
| to keep it in anarchy. In vain the Wlsesl
| Republicans protested against this policy.
| Personally, the Presidential! once mas no
| attractions for him. During the war he had
/ oiven sixteen thousand commissions to oil
| sers Of the army, aud he knew they de-
manded the union they fought for.
| he does not doubt triumph, which will
bring hack peace and prosperity 10 oui
land and give us once more the blessings 0
wise economical, and honest government
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
ROM EUROPE AND THE WEST INDIES.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
WASHINGTON.

Thaddeus Stevens Con nditlOR not Critical.
Remission of Sentences Of Military
COmmIssiOn-A Cabinet eeeme-PolItl
cal Preferences of Members-P0rLO
RIc0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Letter Yn
Full-EkOusseaU not COmInR Here IilI
September. ....
WASHINGTON, August 5.-Thaddeus Ste
vens' condition is not considered critical.
The President will not leave the city un--
der tea days. H.t.
Internal revenue receipts to-day $797, 900.
Many important executive matters are in
abeyanee awaiting the return of Mr.. Evarts.
Secretary Welles and staff are inspecting
navy yards.
A Democratic conference at New York
city indicates that Mr.. Hoffman will be the
Democratic candidate for Governor. He is
the Tammany favorite.
Mr.. Stevensons majority for the Kentucky
Governorship will exceed 10000.
Secretary McCulloch and General Rous-
seau visited the President to-day.
The public debt statement Will be issued
on saturday.
The General of armies has recommended
the remission of the remainder of the SEN
tences, and the release from Imprisonment
of all persons now in confinement under
sentence of military commissions organ.
iyed under the reconstruction acts OF Con
gress in the States in which said acts have
ceased to be operative.
There are over five hundred applications
for the twenty five supervisorships created
by the new tax bill.
The Treasury Department gives no inti-
nation of what the debt statement will show
1t is stated that its PRONUNCIATION is delayed
on account of serious errors in its computa
tiOns.
The following is a we'll authenticated Cab
met scene:
Secretary Browning led of, declaring
himself for Seymour and Blair following
mis- remarks by the assertion that there
should be harmony in the cabinet. Secre
taries Welles and McCulloch followed in the
same strain, not, however, SO forcibly urg-
ing changes in the Cabinet, unless Messrs.
Seward, Evarts, Randall, and SchOdeld, who
are absent, act in accordance with the Pres
ident.
The United States Consul at Porto Rico
writes that the requirements for passports
has been re-establshed on that Island. Also
that on account of cholera at Havana ves-
sells from that port are not admitted into
Porto Rico.
The Inteliigeneer publishes SEYMOUR let.
ter in full by telegraph from New York. 1t
covers q column and quarter.
General Rousseau will not leave for his
command until some time in September.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06
HOUSE OF nEPRKsENrATEvEs.
Thlrsy-thIra Day's session.

WEDNE5DAYp august o, 1905.
The House met pursuant to adjournment,
Speaker Lowell in the chair.
The roll being called, fity-two members
answered to their names:. rs4 ara
Speaker Lowell, Abbot, Alexander, An
tome, Adolphe, Bennett Buckingham,
Belot, Brewster, Barbee, Burrel, Collins
Quincy, Deslonde, De Grange, Demarest,
Dupart, Evans, Eager, Esnard, Guigonet,
Garstkamp, Hill, Honore Hutchinson,
Holland, Isabelle, Kent, Leblanc, Morris,
MeCullen, Mahier, MeYesn, Murrel, Man.
sion, Morey, Morand, Mathews, Noble,
Walsh, Washington, Wilson, Umphreys,
H. Williams, Yorke, D. Young, Zoelly-52.
Prayer by Chaplain Kingston.
On motion of Mr.. Lott, of Rapides, the
reading of the journal was dispensed with.
On motion of Mr. Antoine, of Orleans,
Messrs. Hydenhan. and Hall, of Orleans,
we're sworn in by the Speaker, and took
their seats.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Mr.. Garstkamp, of Jefferson, presented
the petition of Mrs. Mary Jacobine, Super
intendent of the st. Joseph Boys and Girls
Asylum, praying for assistance.
On motion, the petition was referred tC
the Committee on. Charitable Institutions.
RESOLUTIONS. .F-s
The following resolution, offered by Mr.
Mevean, of Caddo, lies over under the
rules: E
WHEREAS, The Con stitution of the State
requires that representation in the House o.
Representatives shall be equal and uniform
| for which purpose the said Constitution
makes division of the State into Representa-
| tive Districts, aud deaignates the number o.
members that each district Is entitled L
upon the floor Of this House; and
Where's, The Sixth, Eighth, and Nintt
| Representative Districts Of the parish Of Or
leans, and the parishes Of Franklin and La
1 fayette. are entirely without representation
and the parishes Of East Baton Rouge. st
Landry aud St. Martin are only partially
| represented; therefore
| Be 1t resolved. That the Secretary Of Stat
be requested TO furnish this House With al
official copy Of the votes cast in said dis
| tricts and parishes for representatives Il
the General Assembly, and for whom the
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-06

A celebrated retired tragedian lately ap-
plied 20 the HeFalds' College for . snitahls
motto for himself The clerk addressed,
who is a "bit Of w.t." and also "full
private" in the volunteers, suggested MAC
ready Present! Fire ~ A
In Michigan recently thirty-fve meh
went into harvest Reld to cut grain.
About 10 A. N. no less than sixteen Of
them had been sun stricken, the majority OF
whom died under the exposure. Such
an instance OF Wholesale casualty mas
hardly parallel in the history OF this
country. ta5 tiglaat
A thoughtful person has found that BY
dashing cold water on the outside walls OF
his brick house after sunset the heat which
had been alb sorbed during the day ID rapid
" withdrawn, leaving his sleeping rooms
somewhere inside Of thermometer ranges
The conductors and drivers Of the Philaz
delpbia city railroad companies have or
sanized protective union for beneficial
purposes. Il will aim 10 regulate the
hours of laborTand protect the interests Of
the employer and employed. By having
only such men embraced within it - are.
Of good moral character and tempersae
hAhlts.