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RobertsOn's Commercial college,
81 naiu 81. corner wipchesrer

TO THE PUBLIC-S. n. ROBERTSON, late
of Leddn's Commercial College, vii, on I UES-
DAY, September LIST, open a College for the
special Instruction Of DOUBLE ENTRY Book
KEEPING, COMM ERCIAB CALCULATIONS, READ
ING. SPELLING, WRITING, ETC. Parties d. sir
Ous OF educating their SONS as above, will ind
IL 20 their advantage TO patrOnize him. Apply
at No. 81 Main street. upstairs. References:
MessrE. stratton, GOyer & Co, A. Seessel & Son,
eEse, Levy a Co., "a. Wolf q 90. au2 I'm
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Science Hill Female Academy,
sheIbyytIIe. Nv.

THHIS Institution. situated in one Of the most
i quiet, healthful and pleasant towns Of Ken
lucky, within a short distance OF Louisville
with which II has easy daily communication
by stage and rail, oilers 10 the public the sccu-
successful operation. The eighty-seventh (S7thl
semi-annuai session VITA open on Monday, Seps
tember7, 1913. For catalogues or special infor-
nation address Mrs. JULIA A. TEVIS,
1yZg i'm Principal.
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rslW ENTY-NIHTH sESSION.-We shall or
4 game the FORMS in this College, accord
scholastic year OF forty weeks, ON TUESDAY,
september /, 1858. For circulars, giving full
particulars, apply to the Principal at the Col
lege, or at the bookstores.
lH2h fae9 NJ A Il MORliA N Pr-lnciral-
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On CommIsliOnkand for Sale Low.

Ak TUBS BUTTER,
III 100 bbls. and half bbls Molasses,
10 tieTces Lard,
10 bales Hops. at 40c., and on time,
l Eagle Carver Gin, at 81 90 per saw rub
Der bands, and all complete.
= Weleets, Smith a Co.,
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CLAYM0NT BOARDING SCHOOL

DUPILS ARE PREPARED AT THIS
Il school for college or active business.
LocArroN-Three miles from Charleston, JEFF
ferson county, Valley Of Virginia.
Next Session Commenecs Sept. L, Isss.
Pupils received at any ti-ae.
TERN--s3O0, payable semi annually, in adj
vencs. A LIBERAL deduction Will be made TO
pare nts or guardians who ssnd more than one
boarder. No extras.
For circular, address
is. BLACKBURN,
aus law tselS Principal.
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The APPEAL, the largest and cheapest
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below.
Asa Campaign paper, the APPEAL will make
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THE SCHOLASTIC SESSION
or THE
Academy OF the Sacred Heart.

THE FIRST EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
i IN Missouri, ests blished in 1919. villa COM
nnencs It's Session on TUE SDAY, Septem beF LIST.
For further particulars apply to
MADAME NJ. J. GALL n AY, Superior,
ty.S 3W"s 81, Louis Missouri.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.

TFfHE Fan Session will open On WEDNES-
4 BAY, September I'd, at No. 100 Madison
street.
For circulars or catalogues, apply at Y0ung's
Bookstore or at The Seminary.
au2 I'm Mrs. ANNIE ID. BALE, Principal.
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HOE SALE two oomplsts este Of the Rspo4ts
Il 81 tbs supreme Court or Arkansas, frofIa
vol, 70 vel. ~ inalusive. One act almost en-
irsiF nsF ApFiS Y pysi l. n, PIKE.
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n. LOUIS uMivERsIrY,

THE Thirty-ninth Annual Session Of Studies
Il in the st. Louis University
Will open September TN.
This Institution is the oldest seat of learning
in the West, having been established in lS.s9.
Tie course of studies offers every facility for
acquiring a thorough CLASSICAL AND COM
MERCIAL EDUCATION.
For Catalogue, etc, apply to
REV. f. Il STUN CEBECK, S. J.,
President ST. Louis University, St Lonis, no.
jy2l 3tawt sept7
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ZONE OFFICE, No. SIS olive Street,
ST. LOUIS.

d. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. H. LUCAS. Vioe-Presids't.
WM- T. SELBY. Secretary.
j. ) MILLER. Asst Secretary.
VIM. N. BENTON, Gen1 Agent.
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MEMPHIS, July -, 1853.
w r have disposed OF portion OF our stock
w and machinery 70 {. W. FERGUSON
20. who will continue the Printing and Bind
ing Business at IS jefferson sire L. and sre pre-
pared to execute any style of Prlating aud
RulinR 10 order. We have also transferred TO
them our RAEIRO ID TICKET AND COUPON
PRINTING AND NUMBERING MACHINE,
which enables them 10 execute all o. dsra fsr
Tickets on short notice. Mr.. G. ". Ferguson
has b. en- with us for over eight years, and we
he6rtily esnmend him 70 the puone.
aus 2sr 4. r. CHA SBERLIN & co.
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MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
Wormeley, Joy q Co, Aydlett, Robinson a
Co., s. M. Webb s Co., Tool Philips q CO., La
cey q NcGhee, N. CORONA, A. frankland,
Jacob Alexander, C1apps Vance q Anderson.
General N. b. Forrest, General j. r. Chalmers
Com. Joseph K. montgomery, Judge j. 2. Ca
ruthers, Rev s. 81. For1 D d, Raw. J. Il. Graves,
Judge Phineas 4. Scruggs, galloway, Hampton
Co., Desoto Insurance Company.
AGENCY OFFICE IN MEMPHIs-No. AZ Madi-
son street, Kit W iiliams' Block.
MCMAHON a OTIS,
State Agents for West Tennesse
Mississippi, Arkansas and North Louisiana
n. g. ID. MCMAHON
ie2l 3p
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LAGRANGE Female College,
LaaRANGE. TENN.

IN MILES east of Memphis, on Charleston
~ Railroad. VIII open LIST Septem Der ana
close lst July next Cheapest College In the
West
Cash items for ftse mon tbs
Board in Coll, ge (all 1ound slO0 90
All En- zIisa, Latin and Malhematics......- Il %
Music Ton any fnstrumentJ with use OF IN
hirunlent . W
hOJSrn Languages III 70
Vocal Music ana lneidentals, no charge.
tyz9 2m J. ID. MEREDITH President
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uNIoM Female coLlEcE.

Oxford, Mississippi-
CHARTERED by the State in 1854 and claim
ing to be TO the Dau ghteIs what the Uni
versity Is to the sons. Rev c. II. HELE., A NJ,
President. Rzdueed terms, per session OF %
weeks-half in advance, balance at middle 0f
session. TUITION
IN sciences, Preparatory Department.....S u 20
Collegiate Department ------.-...-........ Is %
Ancient and Modern Languages, EACH. u 90
Music, each ument...-.....-----....... . %
Use OF Instrument ) 70
ornamental branches, usual rates.
Board, Aod@ng. Washing, Fuel, Lights,
Incidental fee and attenoance- total leo CO
The Boarding Department is IN charge OF Rev.
W. W. MeMahen, known to be nc 81 generous
prOvider, and is Ike home for young ladies'.
N which ara found nestness and COM fort. The
Faculty board in the College.
Opening OF next Session, September 10, lS6s
s. q. RURNEY,
President Board Of Trustees
Address all letters on business 10 Union Fe-
male College, oxford, Miss.
Apply for catalogues. a1i4tf
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REMOVAL! REMOVAL
ROOSTER, IRRELEVANT &C0.,
AuctIOneers d Real Estate Brokers
r...r. uEunNE.u IN

hANE EEMONEU "
NRCOrner msIn and Jefferson streets.
IN announcing Cur new location, as above, we
4 bex leave 70 return sincere thanks Tor
past patronage, aud HOPE % have the pleasure
81 prsseflng 81 our old trends. and many new,
Ia the central aud prominent pos lion 10 Wnlcn
we have removed. Tee
Real Estate Agency
In all branches, win, as heretofore, be lead
ing feature OF our business, and, BY long s1pe-
Renee and gene al acqua ntanes with the own
ers OF Real EstGte. both In and out Of the city,
we hope 20 make our Office a general resort for
the exchange OF title In city or country prop
srty.
Cur Rental Department
CONTINUES under the ea1cIent management OF
Il. L. GUION, ESQ who viii attend promptly
10 Collecting Kent, Paying Taxes etc.
Public Sales of Merchandise
win also be a speciality Of our business In which
the central aud conspicuous situation OF our
Salesroom Offers supe, Tor advantages TO con-
siKness, 10 whom we Will make the most liberal
advances and terms on goods 70 be sold By
auction.
an7 RDYsTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
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THE REVENUE MACHINE.

The internal revenue concern is really
run by W. E. Chandler, late Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, who it is I'M
derstOOd declares he will not consent to
any substitute for Mr.. Rollins except an
approved Radical, who will run the ma
chine in the Radical interest,
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leaves here next week for the Northwest.
The matter OF paying female clerks in
the Interior Department, which has been
referred to him, remains as yet unde-
oiIaI
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/ SPECKOF WAR.

A rumOr is current among the diplo-
matte corps thst the French Minister had
received intimatiOn from home that q
war between Prussia and France is i'm
mineDt.
Shipments CT bullion will be made for
investment in this country by the Prus-
sian Minister, Baron Geroldt, who ex-
presses alarm.
SATISFACTORY APPOINTMENT.
The appointment OF Geo. d. McCartee,
in charge of the Currency Bureau, during
the absence of A. w. Clark, gives great
satisfaction.
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EDUCATIONAL
MEMPHIS LADIES' INSTITUTE
(2I2 DeSOtO Street.
SELECT SCHOOL.

WILL reopen Tuesday, September l. 1898
w Mrs. 81. p. SOU fHWORTH,
Mira. r. 2. MC5EHEE,
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Mrs. VI. A. Knox will resume her school on
vi MONDAY, September eth, at her residence,
nOIt9easJ corner OF orleans snd Court street
extended Pupils Will he csived aud classed
from September LIST. TeIms modified TO sutt
the times aul6 II
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MUCH EXCITEMENT
SECRETARY DROWNING

is created by the disappointment Of sn-
pervisors, and the consequent stOppage
of work of distillers.
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Issues Policies GA ALL THsE MOST AP-
PROVED NON-FORFEITING PLANS,
ON ss good terms as any Company.
MEMpHIs BOARD oF RFFERENCE

No Restrictions upon Acclfmased Persons. or
RESIDENCE or IRA VEL.
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APPOINTMENTS.

A number OF new appointments of
storekeepers under the new revenue law,
relating to distilled spirits and tobacco,
were made to-day.
MRS. TOWNSEND
is not expected to live through the night.
POLITICIANS
have all left the city to-day in the Presi-
Dental cause.
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Oct. 25.-The steamer Villa Clara. has
rived from Manzino, bringing several prisoners.
When the rain ceases, three columns, infantry and cav
airy will leave for Munznillo against the insurgents
A combination OF forces with those under COHaie here
from Tnnis, will be formed, which will completely sur
round the insurgents i'll Maulas. Ahouta hundred and
fifty Insurgents attacked gun boat which had just
rived at II !ilas. The gun boat responded to the in
surgents fire, causing them to retreat Before the in
surgents left Manilas they committed acts Of
violence. Town of Manilas burned. Iersuudi issued
orders to hurry forward rcinorccments. List night
the police brought to this city from Cenfuegos prison
ers Juan Gnsman DOMINION and Laquenida, gov
ernment official, who pretending to act guide
and carried the troops into ambush. These prisoners
reported to be concerned III the murder Of the
gen damres who were made prisoners by the insur-
gents. City quiet, but citizens little uneasy at
the alarming reports now being circulated Lcrsundi
has taken every precautionary to insure tran
guilty.
HAyASA, Oct. 25.-Cubans demand the right to hold
meetings Lersuut refuses for want of Instructions
from Spain. All available troops sent from Havana to
quell the insurrecton in the interior.
HAVANA, Oct 26.-Iersundi received satisfactory
news from ManiziIlo. Two hundred nsurrectonists
surrendered. Detachment sent against Insurgents at
Tunas met with success Battle fought the out
skirts of the owu. 1usureconists dispersed. Troops
captured flag and all correspondence OF the rebels
Rebels are sacking and robbng plantations. Rein
orcements sent from Havana not yet arrived on the
Reported negroes with insurrectioni*tS have
under them white servants whom they COMPEL to ad
dress them masters. Telegraph line has been
twelve times within ten days Instruction confined
to small districts. Rest Of the Island quiet.
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B Y T Ell Ell 6 r Ap II
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
For the Southwestern

LospoS Oct. 81, noon.-Consos e44; Bonds easier
Mt 73g
LlyrRpooL, Oct y, noon.-Cotton active estima-
ted sales 10000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. q, afternoon Bombay shipments
of cotton 70 the oath 5000 bales.
PARls Oct. 27.-Bourse closed firm.
New YORK, Oct 81, noon.-Money in demand at
7fRct. Sterling 81 Gold 134a Cotton quiet at 25!c
New ORLEANS, Oct 27.-Cotton quiet, but firm;
middIng 24c.; sales 800, receipts 1915 and exports
1878 bales. Sugar and molasses firm, but unchanged.
Flour-ow grades scarce and frm high grades dull;
superfne 81 l240D7 % and choice 50 25@l3 Corn
light supply; new Western 95c@sl and old 81 o73@
10. Oats dull and lower, zoe. Bran unchanged
Hay scarce at $50 Pork firm but stock light $50 so.
Bacon-jobbing at al for shoulders and clear sides
Isle. Lard -.iobbing at ls4 for terce and key 22c
Cattle and sheep unchanged.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 81 evening.-Cotton less active
and scarcely so firm; sales 2soo bales at 25Ic Gov:
eminent securities closed steady. Money-sringent
demand pressing currency to gold, with 5d'et com
mission for negotiation Trade suffers in consequence
Sterling weak at %. Gold closed at l34s with de-
clinng tendency.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 81, evenng.-Cotton closed firm;
sales $4,000 bales; uplands II and Orleans I'D.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct 25.-The President has written
Gen. Ewing long letter. covering the history Of the
public debt and predicting ruin from continuance Of
the present policy.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.-Johnso.s letter to Ewing
concludes The idea that the debt is to become per
manent should be at all times discountenanced us in
Tolvlg taxation too heavy to be borne aid the pay
ment OF All amount of interest every sixteen years
equal to the original sum- The gradual liquidation Of
the public debt would by degrees release tie large cap
ital invested in securities of the government, which,
seeking remuneration in other sources Of ncome,
would add to the wealth of the nation upon wch it is
so great draw. This immense debt, if permitted 10
become permanent and increasing must eventually be
gathered into the hands of the few and enable them to
excitca dangerous and controlling power in the affairs
of the government. The debtors would become the
of the lender the creditors the masters of the
people 1t Is now our boast that have given free
dom to three millions of slaves. 1t will then be onr
shame, that by their own liberation Of usuYpa0n and
prohigacy, forty millions of people have ensluved them
selves aud exchanged shareholders for new taskmasers
in the shape OF bondhoders and tax gaheres. Hence
the vital issues whether Congress and its arbitrary as
symptoms OF authority shall supercede the supreme law
of the land; whether in time of peace, the country
be continued 10y multitude of tax collectors and II
standing army the one almost the other
making the debt permanent burden upon the protec
tive industry of The people, whether the conbina
ton CT each aud all Of It's guarantees shall be sacredy
preserved whether now, as in 1889 and 1916 provis
ions shall be made for the payment Of obligations
at early period practicable, that the fruits of
their labors may be enjoyed by our citizens rather
than used to build up and sustain moneyed monopoly
at home aud abroad. The contest is mott merely who
shall occupy the principal offices in the peoples gift
but whether the high behess OF the Federal Consttu-
ton shall be observed and maintained in order that
liberties may be preserved, and tile Union of the
States restored that federal system may be u,nl-
paired, and iraernal feeling reGstabshed that our
national strength may be renewed, and the expcndi-
lures diminished; that taxation may be ligentd and
the public debt once more exnguished; that it may
not inuriousy affect the life and energy the prosperity
and morals of the nation. Believing that for the re-
dress OF the great wrongs and the correction of the
many abuses under which the oouutry is now laborng,
we must look to the American people, and that in them
is our hope am very truly, your friend,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Gen. Thomas Ewing.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

ST. Louis, Oct. 25.-Henry D. Christian, govern
ment detective active in erreng tobacco frauds,
was found in an alley, with his head badly mashed,
and has since died.
New York, Oct pa special from London, says
loyal Americans and English friends Of the United
States are CALLED at the recent proceeding
pool. They think all disputes should be seIIed first
and then soft speeches. johnson is anxious to 90
out of his way to make such speeches. 'glish enc
mics should show repentance and hold love feasts after
wards. He went too far in being taken up to Laird
for an Introduction, greeting him like old friend,
and going with him the yard where the Alabama
first built. Fraernises too much with rebels here
and English enemies to the United States, who flock
around. Hence the loyal must keep aloof. Msrepre-
sents the sentiments Of the majority at home, and
places the United States in humitatins attitude
CINCINNATI Oct 25.-The statement published in
several Eastern papers and dispatches from Washing
ton and New York, that Pendeton advised or desired
a change OF candidates the Democratic ticket or
that he ever wrote telegraphcd the subject, is
authenticity denied.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 25.--Orign Of the disturban-
ces difficult to discover Number of clubs both negro
and Democratic, were paradng the in various
parts of the city. Number of negro clubs passed
down ST. Charles street aud out Canal very noisy and
dsordery The Pcayune states the negro clubs abused
and nsulted the white Democratic clubs in their rear
and the first shot fred came from colored club,
woundlng white man named Richardson. At all
events the fight began Canal street. between Caron-
delet and Baronne, in which number of shots were
tired The fight continued for three blocks when the
negroes fed. Two negroes killed between Baronne
and Dryades streets, Cana one dangerously wound
ed. One negro boy crushed to death under the
foot of another. Negro killed the corner of Canal
and Basin Streets and two farther out On Canal
About midnight scattered firing heard in all drec-
TONS No white man killed on Canal street. though
several wounded and taken home BY their friends
White man shot and killed while standing quietly near
the negro room of Camp and ITALIA streets
and another white man killed and horribly butch
cred with an axe or Ratchet, Mepomene street by
negroes. One white accidentally killed by his oyu
friends on St. Charles street.
Coroner Roach of the First District, held eight in
quests this morning. three white and FIVE black An
other dead negro reported in the Second District max
ing nine fatal casualties. The white men killed were
each OF them overa mile from the first disturbance
LIE disturbances began about ten o'clock At eleven
O'Clock Canal street crowded with excited whites,
who dispersed quietly when squadron of cavalry ap-
PeaFeu on tue scene STORES Oh the corner OF Baronne
and Canal marked by bullets as if by Skin
mish fire.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 26,-The city has all day been
filed with excited Of trouble In st. Bernard
parish, adjoining New Orleans, below the city From
information brought to headquarters by the Sheriff of
the parish and others, it appears difficulty occurred
yesterday the occasion Of public display by
couple of Democratic clubs, in which white man was
wounded and two negroes killed, one being member
Of the new Metropolitan police force. At night the
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Observation-Disclosures

CLEVELAND, ONO, Oct. 27.-Cases for fraudulent
naturalization papers postponed until November th
TORONTO, c. w, Oct. 27.-Threc packages CT reg
istered letters via Grand Trunk railroad missing No
clue to the thieves.
three counties show Republican majority Of 1000.
COLUMBUS ONO, Oct. 27.--Scynour arrived. Re-
ceived at the depot by an immense crowd. Now
speaking.
San FRANcIsco, Oct, 27.-Sharp earthquake at mid
night. Considerable fright, but no damage Repub-
can members of the Lower House Of the Oregon
Legislature resigned, leaving the House with quorum
and no appropriation bills passed. Great excitement
in Salem.
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FROM EUROPE.

LONDON, Oct 27.-Lght shocks of earthquake felt
i'll various parts of county Cork, Ireland yesterday.
dispatches from Tuesday Daily South Western.
LONDON Oct. 25.-Good reason to believe protocol
agreed to on Alabama claims. Provides commission
of eight English and eight Americans, to sit here, to
examine every claim presented and argued by claim
ant whether English or American, in person or by
counsel, and make awards thereon. The question of
international law to be submitted to the Car Proto-
col awaits Stewards approval
LONDON, Oct 26.-Ensand, France, Prussia, Italy
and Portugal have recognised the provisional govern
ment of Spain.
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II FAlLUREs-The mail contractors on the route
zen here and Monroe deserve a severe castigation
cir cnpable negligence in not complying with their
act. They have frequently of late failed to bring
fai through on anything like schedule time The
ill and passengers come through promptly, but
number Of maj! bags called for by the way bill
always fall short. The mail bags have to give
or passengers, and were it not for the te-tae
dill we should net knew who to attach the blame
ChaHIe) shows Which way the wind blows.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE THE DEMocRAcY.-TheN New
Orleans Times Of the 18th, says Chief Justice Chase
recently expressed his opinion of the Democratic
inee for the Presidency follows Gov. Seymour
is an honest statesman and if elected will administer
the government in accordance with the Constitution
This may be taken as decisive Of his political prefer
ence in the pendinr contest