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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-01
Franklin Insurance Company
or WHEELING.

900,
DRECroEs:
T. h. Logan, I. p. ShaIlcross, ]. g. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. h. Hobbs, SaInl. MoClel-
Ian, q. W. FTanzhein, Jas. N. Vance, Alex
Laughlin.
FiNHlS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
L organized four years, and in that tima
done successful business, is still prepared
70 take risks At lair rates ON Buildings of all
KINDS, Merchandise, Manufacturing Es tab
usnmentS, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
Inls company offers superior Inducements
10 FARMERS, whereby they can be insured on
dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
OF yearS at reduced rates.
Thls being Il home Institution with the lar
SeSL capital and surplus OF any company in
IN the State and composed OF some
hlnety-iour Stockholders, most OF whom aye
among our pest business men, recommends
Itself 10 the favorable consideration OF the
Lnsurlng public. ana soliciiS their patronage,
Applications tOr Insurance will be prom pity
attended TO by the Secretary.
Office 20 Monroe street.
.,. \. Z, ARTHUR, Secretary
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO. hESDEL, Vice President.
=. NJ. COEN, Special Agent. ocI6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-01

IMPORTANT DECIsIoNs.-A couple of
judicial decisions recently made in suits
between private individuals and ex-
press companies have interest for the
general reader, and will go far toward
inspiring Il feeling of security in the
bosom of some persons who are Obliged
to entrust valuubles to those generally
reliable institutions.
The first case was that of young la
dy named Livingston, who, returning
TO New YORK from visit to Washing
ton, delivered her baggage, or rather
the check thereof, to one of the city bag
gage express companies. Her trunk
was lost in their possession, and she
sued tor the full value of its contents
some 81, l00in amount. The defendants
| plead the terms of the check given bV
them, which limited their reliability for
| lost baggage to II value not exceeding
one hundred dollars. The Judge held
that ii stipulation of that character was
not binding, and it having been proved
that the clothing, jewelry, &c. lost with
| the trunk were suitable and proper for
lady in her position, judgment was
rendered for the full amount claimed,
The second suit was that of IL mercan-
! tile house in Springfield, Mass, against
the Adams Express Company, for the
value of n box of pistols delivered to its
agent for shipment to Vicksburg, and
which was lost by the blowing up on
the Mississippi river of the steamboat
I on which it was being transported. A
| demand was made for the payment of
the value of the goods so lost, but the
claim was rejected by the company, on
the ground that the goods were sent by
the ordinary route and method of trans
portatiOn, that the steamer carrying
| them was not under its control, and
I that the terms OF the receipt given at
the time the goods were received by the
company exOnerated it from dangers
arising from river navigation and
steam. The express company gave no
other reason for declining the RESPONSE
bility OF the loss, and suit for DANA
ges was brought by the losers before
the Superior Court in June, on the
| ground that the company was a COM
mon carrier. The Court at that time so
! decided, but the defendants appealed to
the Supreme Court of Massachusetts,
| which has now sustained the decision,
and made declaration in fact that ex-
press companies are c6mmon carriers,
and are responsible for the safety of the
goods which they are paid to transport.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27
Correspondence.
lFor the Chief.l

TOPEKA, KANSAS, February IS, 1868.
EDrroa CHkr:-The wheels Of legislation
move slowly. The larger part Of the report of
the Codifyiug Committee is now on third rea.
ding. A number Of the acts contained in the
report have passed the House, aud others have
passed the Senate. The tax Law. as modified.
has passed the House, with a provision that it
be published in pamphlet form. Tne Fee bill
passed the House, after being cut down and
nanglsd. An effort was made by the Lyon
County delegation to have printing done at
Comfy Seats, but it Was defeated. County
Attorney fees we're regulated according to
population of the Counties. A general dispo-
sition seems to prevail in the House to lower
the fees of officers. The printers fees we're
left as the Com mission reported them; but
what the Senate viii do, remains to be seen.
A majority Of the House, including the Ju-
dietary Committee, are endeavoring to shape
the Law go that criminal and civil business can
be transacted with less expense to the Coun-
ties. An effort was made, both In the House
snu oS""'es W cooheu SAP'tai Puuisnmeuts Uut
it was defeated.
There are several important bills on the
Calendar to change County line,. which bring
to the Capital lobby members from different
Pssts Of ths-ssase-sons s-ase- and thought
ful; Others jubilant, button holipg. quasi-pros-
elytic members, eliminating in the last whis-
perirg syllables of Kansas political capital.
viz: "Let's take 9 .driak." A scheme of
Shawnee County to enlarge her Jurisdiction
southward, has disturbed the ancient land.
marks, as far south as Co6sy, and brought
quiet, patient Job from his industrial pursuits,
to look after the welfare Of Co6ey County.
He glides noisslessly among the menbers. and
" hauls to" the apple and pop corn boys at the
desks of his former friends. job is as good .
fellow as his ancient name sake, and has many
friends on the floor.
The Democratic State Convention meets
here the 25th, wherein the fossil remains of
defunct politicians will be exhibited, and .
Democatic slate made up for the future. pre-
paratory for their struggle to reach the king
dom" spoken of BY the venerable Speaker, in
returning thanks TO the House. Hosever, I
think their said political Kingdom will be>as
difficult to reach, q the Heavenly Kingdom
will be to politicians without repentance; %
which proposition Van, Of the lse District, re.
plies Scriptnrally: "Judge not. lest ye be
jsdged." More anon. MILFORD.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE WEEKLY BuLLETN.-The Weekly
Bulletin and Kansas Fsrmer will be sent
for one year to any party who will for
ward Two Dollars! Send to the Pub.
fishers Of the Bulletin. 81 Delewsre Street,
for Circulars containing their Club Rates
One of Wheeler & Wilson's Msgnifcen,
One Hundred Dollar Sewing Machines
will be awarded to the person who sends
the largest Club OF over fifty yearly sub.
scribers.
Address. CHAs. T. EVANS, Secy. Bull
etin Co. .Op. Printing Co.. Lesvsnworth
Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ The Chief's insinua.iou that .
part OF the appropriation is a,ked for to
RON the Educational Journal. IL gratuit.
ous and mean. and the editor knows. as
we'll IS he knows anything. thst it is Mt
terly groundless. His rsaiers must be
Ssfy eullible set Of people. If he makes
them believe funds can be drawn from
the State Treasury in the shape Of an
appropriation for a school, to pay, for
printing sn Educational Mosthly.-Im
poria Nsps.
"Oct. Is. 1867. To J.. sto.lsr,
for publishing proposed Constitutional
Amendments in News, ell2 50"-
State AUDITORS Report.
Proposed amendments to the Constitu
tion. to be legally published, mast Us IA.
serttd until the fret week 10 November !;
and when ths bill is sent in for payment.
the facts must be stated enisr oath OF
upon honor, snd must be certified to BY
certain State officers. before they can be
PAID. How did 80. St0tler draw
money almost month before il could
possibly be dnc? Who made oath OF
pledged his honor that the work had
been completed according to law ! and
what officer certified shs. it was correct !
Aud if the people are gullible snossh to
believe the official etstemeu. Of the State
Auditor, that j. Stotler drew s1l2.5O
from the State Treasury three weeks be.
fore he could possibly have earned it.
i perhaps they are gullible enough to be.
lieve that money appropriated for ont
purpose may, BY some peculiar turn o.
the wrist knoan to Kansas sharpera. b.
diverted to different channel.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

AN OMEH-Thas Gan. Grant, il nom
mated. will be triunpbantly electsd Pres
iden., we havo not the slightest doubt.
Among the most favorable onens. is the
abuse tbs R,bel Democracy are heipiug
upon him. Thsy are infected With tha.
madness which the gods produce in those
whom they wish to destroy. Oar 6rst
recollection of Presidential campaign,
was that OF 1910. Gen. Harrison was
then abused as m an had never been be.
fore. He was called q coward. granny,
Q petticoated hero, a dweller in a log
cabin. drinker Of hard cider, and SO on.
The result was, that he was elected by .
majority that has been considered the
grandest triumph in American political
history. Grant is now denounced as q
hatcher, drunkard, cigsr-smoker. an
imbecile who knows nothing but horse
talk. tanner. etc. His triumph win be
equal to that Of Harrison; but with the
difference. that the Republicans do not
mean to offer the inducement to the rebel
Democracy to murder Grant. by e'ecting
a constitutional Judas to the Vice Presi.
dency.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27
Debility and Em.ciatio.

OeDuIty ana EmdcI0t108
Both result from the lack Of ability to cen.
vert the food into putriment. How necessary,
then. for those suffering from these alarnins
symptoms to Immediately resort 70 remedy
that will strengthen the stomach and digestive
organs. For. as sson a. this desirable object
has been accomplished, the hesltb inuroyes.
and thepatient resumes bis usual personal 40.
peasaaes, HoSTErTER,s STOMACH
BlTTERS have attained vorld-s vide pepu-
isrity in sueh cases. and hare beea psoven De
best and safest neans ofrsnoving eoussipssiss
tosing the stomach. giving snsegy 70 he livss,
and rehsviog evey symptom Of lassvess,ess
and depsession Of spirit. Is ehee,iae' - ben.
eaeial Elects are highly spoken ofby thsssasds
Who owe % II their restoration 70 hsaIth. No
restorative in the annals Of nsdIeiss hss as.
tanned the esme popularity in the sbsss spses
OF lime il has been before the pablie, o. hss
won the high endorsements accorded 70 this
excellent tonic. Many other Preparations.
purportiBg 10 b coneetives and reoesrativss,
have been intsodueed, and have perished oss
by oues while the popularity OF HOSTEL
TERS STOMACH BITTERS continues to
increase. and is now reeoguized a . standard
household medicine. TIE eucce0 which af-
teeds the uss Of the Bitfsp evisessst escs ies
virtues in al eases Of debility Aad sbsaseg ef
the stomach. Certificates, .aInost without
number. have been psblished. attesting its tsu-
ly miraculous power in removing those psfnfdl
diseases. And 81 this tine i sssDs h1esto do
more shan call attentios 70 The great rensdy
Of the age, in order 70 auste pYe'ie attsatian
to its excellence. Il Is the only preparation
Of the Kind that II rehable ID an eassg, ssd Il
10 therefore worthy Of de sonsidsrss1sU Ses6e
afflicted. a-41 b : aEs y fsfF vel =.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27
Special Notices.
Religious Notice.

Religious Notice.
Rev. J. z Huston fUniversaliss) win pseaek
in White Cloud. on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday evenings, March 25.h, 26sh and 97sb,
from the following texts: a ~
1st. Matthew, xvi, 26: "what ID. Z. man
profted if he gain the whole world, md Ices
his own soul7" nps sstf
%. P.alms. ix, II: "The wicked shan "
turned into He'll, with all the nations shst for.
get God.''
Sd. Matthew, XIV, 46: These shall no
away into everlasting life, but the righteous
into life eternal.''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

w Let Democrats be prepared. An.
drew johnson. single handed end alone.
is Sighting the battle Of the Democracy.
Of the Constitution. and of American
liberty. he may need help. Let every
man in whose heart burns one spark OF
patriotism BE- ready to more al an hour's
notice. If President johnson calls for
aid to uphold the Constitution and crush
out the vile den of ususping outlaws that
assemble near him, million men should
be ready to respond. Democrats, to
arms.-&. Joseph Vindieotor.
II the csntsnkcrous bushvhacker, i'm.
media,ely after getting Cd the above. bad
made careful examination, We have no
doubt that be could have discovered wax
IN liz. .hrnaohoa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

90. MEIs LIEBER AueosrISE. ALLIES
Isr WEa."-Ws find the following in .
number of our exchanges, with . request
that all papers copy. Augustine. go
home you're wanted -
PRNTER WANTED.-H this should
meet the eye Of one Augustine. . printer.
he is earnestly requested to return to bis
homo in Ohio Immediately. aud relieve
the anxieties of distressed family.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27
information.

Information guaranteed 70 produce Iuxari-
ant growth Of hair upon . bald head or beard
less face; also. recipe for the renovsl Of
Pinples. Blotches, Eraptioas. etc.. On fhe skin.
leaving the same soit. clear, and beautiful. eas
Be obtained without charge. hy addressing
THOS. p. CHAPMAN. Chenist,
sep. ls-sn.I ca Brsadwsy. New Ysft.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ Capt. w. Fl. Clark bads farewell
to White Cloud. last week. He goes to
seek location 10 the South. His pres
snt headquarters are st Hustavills. Ale.
bsms. Te
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

ET 1t is related that near Dantzig. a
young msn of "a. who has just married
q widow Of 42. has discovered, since bis
marrisg-. ihat his wife was bis wet nurse.
A French paper comments: "Thus it is;
one always returns to his 6rst lovs. ."-Er.
Well be, the old thing knew it. all
the time; but that as be had once sucked
her. she wanted TO get even BY sucking"
him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ The papers contain an unusasl
number Of seeoasts, Of persona lsaping
froa railway tssias 10 ne,ios. Il must
BE- beesuse il is Lesp YesE. - n
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

SPAsMoDIc AsrHxA.-The most severe
cases Of this dreadful complaint have
been cured by . few doses of Jonas
Whitcomb's Remedy for Asthma. and
in no instance has it failed to give i'm
mediate relief.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ The honse Of Samuel Mallows. on
Mill Greek, in this Township. wss burned.
one night week before last. The ERE was
discovered barely in time for the family
to escape in their night clothes. without
any other wearing apparel. Everything
was destroyed. including about 800 in
money in the house. By the assistance
of neighbors and Others. Mr.. Msllows 10
again started in the world. Cause Of the
6re, defective fue.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ The frst gun for Kansas has
spekea. An election was held in Leav.
sawsth. lest week, for Representative
q the Legislature. to Gil the vacancy oc-
casioned BY the death OF w. P. Gambell.
Democrat. james McCabon. Republi.
eans was ssecsed BY handsome majority.
eves bis oopperhsad opponent. There
VII be good deal Of that sort of thing
done, during the coming months.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27


~ The Post Office at Sumner. in this
County, has been discontinued, BY order
Of Post Master Gsnesa.-Iehisos
Champion.
Ten years ago, We were ie Somasr.
All was hustle. business. snd Bonding.
There was large brick hotsl 10 the place,
and rows Of bosiness houses on the isses.
Every man was picturiog oot the grand
future Of Sumhsr-it was to be the the
tropolis Of Kansas-no other town hsa
such advantages. and such wealthy. 60.
ahead company hold Of il. That little
concern called Atchisou. Eve miles above,
was going to be wiped out before the mex
Winters frost came. Aud at thst tima
it really looked az if Sumner were going
to make q figure in the State. 1t ever
bad daily newspaper. ~ with its corp
of editors. Now the placs has d~indlet
so low. that even its post-office 10 discou
tinued. Most Of i.s houses long since de
parted for various farms throughout the
country: and many . lmsu's little pill
was sunk in those houses. and the lots OF
which they had stood. When the post
| sais ofatcvn is dissantianed. its case j
| as hopeless ssse mulsaaftsr it's .'eyss ar
sof;" for we believe the Department nev
er discoutinues an Office as long as thre'
letters sre received or msiled per quarter
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27
Ew The last Emporis News devote,

~ The last Emporia News devotes
column and half to our benefit, and
clearly demonstrates that its new type
-zill aerye- the purpose Of blowing and
blackgusrding fully IS well as the old.
that was used to it. We hope the editor
feels better. after freeing himself from so
much bile, and that there is no danger of
q return Of bis " old complaint" msking
it necessary to call in DR.. Bailey, or any
other man.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

EE We notics, BY Gard in the Hays
City Advance, that @. Dana Sayrs has
set mp for an attorney and counsellor at
law, out there: and has taken the ros,rum,
to = reach pure and unsdultsratsd Denoe.
rscy. We are not at ell surprised that
Dans should sttemot 10 practice law;
but we would Ike to see bis clients.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

AK EAR OF CoaN.-Some Of the pa.
psfs. are Dragging Of extraordinary ears
ot cosn. containing 600 to l,o00 srains
Ksnsas cau hold her own on thst score.
I'd. Msuct picked up an ear of corn from
4 lot that was being delivered at one Of
our = lighthouses. the other day. and took
tie trouble, 20 count tbs grains. 1t was
found to contain 1887 grains. weighing
sf.sr being removed isom he cob. lsa
OUNCES. We did not sss tbs eosn, bot
hive been presented with the cGb
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ An exchsnss, announces "Mrr.
Cobb turned up sgai6." For whose sc-
commodation. this time?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

v The heirs of the veteran John
Ross. Chief Of the Cherokee Nation, Ore
now in Washington. appealing to Con
gress for relief. to indemnify them for the
destruction of the splendid estate of that
lamentes patriot in the Cherokee Nation,
BY the rebel hordes during the war. The
case is in the efficient hands OF the able
Senator Pomeroy. of Kansas. and will be
supported with great energy by many
others.-Er.
The heirs have shown wisdom in cm-
ploying the old farmer of Kansas to bum
their claim through. He will do j, for
reasonable 6surs-won't chsrge them
more than half the amount of the claim
Then he can afford to buy new furniture
in Paris. for the parlor of his pslatisl
residence in Washington.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

EE This is the "snakiest" time we
have ever Known. History records no
sge wien there were so many ''varmints"
in the ''bum sn stomach diviua." Almost
every paper contains accounts Of men.
women. boys. girls. aud babies. having
live snakes, lizards. frogs, and reptiles oi
every conceivable species. in their stom.
acbs. It would be well for every body to
give Intensely g thorough overhauling.
and ascertain whether they ara not deus
of snakes. That German invention, BY
which the intestinss can be explored. will
soon be IN great dema
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ I. is said that hotel keepers on
the border. in Cansds. are laying 10
hesvy supplies Of provisions and whisksy.
in expectation Of An immense inaux of
Copperbsads. 10 consequences Of the threat
ened new rebellion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ "Vickey." ('he Princess Royal.
while in the Highlands. sat on q wssp's
nest and got stuDg.
Being stung appears to be 9 family
complsint iu that household.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

re- Registration time hss come sroun'
again. See County Clerks notice.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27
Alya WMtnan;

II this meets your eye. please correspond. bj
letter. With an old friend. directing to
J. P. FORD.
saratoga P. o.. Santa Clara Co., Calif,rnis.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

w A Georgia paper publishes an
article headed "How the President Takes
It." We believe he generally takes it
with sugar end spoon.-At. Chawpios
Times change. Less than two years
ago. the editor of the Champion just
"went for" those who said that Presi.
dent johnson got drunk. and chartered
an adjective factory. to supply him for
the occasion. He declared that johnson
did not drink-he personally knew this
to be fact, because be had been Provost
Marshal at Nashville and those who as
serted to the contrary. were slsnderers.
traducsrs. maligners Of noble patriots
character, and all that. But tho truth is
better late than never. even though it is
told for the sake Of making q witticism.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ Rev. Gary Hickman, County
School Superintendent. visited our school.
last week, and is of the opinion that the
school house is much too small for the
comfort and progress Of the pupils.-
What would he say. 1t be should see half
the children there at once, who are o..
titled to attend SCHOOL,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

E@ Burnc,t's Cologne Water is ele-
CANT for tho bath.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

e. The osrPsshssds sshn sas.Isd to
Canids during the war. now threaten to
fight unless Copperhead President is
permitted to be elected BY the votes Of
the Rebel Ststes. end unless oil 10 those
States who were not rebels are disfrsn.
chised. They won't elect their President
-snd they won't Eight.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

HE The Kansas Legislature has voted
to adjourn. March 81.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

S"J. Stotler" says We ars .
bl.ekguard. We believe this is the FIRST
time that any editor. getting miffsd at
us. end not knowisg what else to say,
has finally aouihilssed us BY calling ms .
blsckguard. We give ~. Stotler I"
credit for great originality of thought.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ The l., Crosss Democrat rublish.
es q sensation article. hesded "Hell in
La Crosse" Perhaps it has gone there
to claim its own. At least it 10 to be
hoped. II hell Ia 90 close. that Brick msy
have an opportunity Of seeing Charley"
for whom he lamenss so Justify.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

Sy The Nebraska City Press is Of the
belief that the bare ground and cold
weather have damaged the grasshopper
eggs to such an fxeeRt that the fears oil
The farmers and nnrserymen that the de.
stroyers will trouble Us again next season
are groundless.
The Nebraska City Press. and all who
fa,ter themselves With the above idea.
arc fooliDg themselves badly. II The
grasshcpper eggs are in the ground. they
will hatch. They can be frozen cut about
as easily as a twenty.ton boulder.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-02-27

~ Somebody has discovered that q
clique OF politicians met at Topsks. a
few days ago, and concocted Republi-
can State ticket for the ensuing campaign.
The names of most Of the alleged candi-
dates are given, and considerable indig-
nation is expressed at the proceeding.
The ticket that will be nominated. when
the proper time comes, will be the work
Of few wire-pullers; and VIC can there.
fore see no particular harm in one set 60
ing to work thus early 10 the csmpsigo.