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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-01-15
WASHINGTON. January ).

WASHINGTON, UhuudfJ y.
Senator Vickers, of Maryland, was de-
tanned from the Senate on account of lin ass
in his family.
Mr.. Voorhees,, member elect from In
diana to the next Congress, has arrived
here. His election is not contested, as is
generally supposed. His opponent talked
Of contesting, but did not give legal notice
of such purpose.
The nomination Of Mr.. Cummings to be
Commissioner of internal Revenue, which
is yet before the Senate committee on
finance, is opposed by some who desire to
have the matter go over until after the
inauguration of General Grant as Presi-
dent, in the hope that their favorite candi-
date for commissioner will be selected.
The effort by these partisans was, there
fore. to keep the name CT Governor Cum
mings hanging before the committee
during the remainder of this session.
T.aey were not willing to risk q vote on the
nomination by the whole Senate, lest
Cummings be confirmed for it is CON
coded that he has decided strength among
the Senators. 1t is stated tonight that the
Senate finance committee have agreed to
report adversely upon the nomination of
Mr.. Cummings.
Under the recent reo-g ..Il4ation Of the
Senate finance committee all the members
are republicans. The democrats have no
representation in the committee.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-01-15
Protection,

New England has always demanded
protection" for it's manufactures from
the General Government, and has always
received it, The Northwest and the South
have been robbed for years for the benefit
of New England nabobs, and although the
stock of their leading manufacturing COM
panies has advanced to ten and twenty
times their par values, they are as lusty in
their cries as ever. How singular it is that
three-fourths of the Union will voluntarily
submit to be robbed to make rich the re-
naming fourth. To be sure they base
their appeals upon the grounds of national
pride and welfare, but it amounts to most
lucrative and oppressive monopolies.
Below we submit, in proof o. our po-
sition, table showing the par value and
the market value of few of the New Eng
land manufacturing companies
Androscoggln Mills (par value slOO) 1856
Pepperell Manufacturing Company. (par
Pacific Mills (par value $780,. 2,Ol5
Nashua Company (par value S1O0). ........ 755
Stark Mills (par value $100). ..............1,2 75
Chicopee Manufacturing Company tpar
Salisbury Manufacturing Company tpsr
value S100). NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 27O3
Boot Cotton Mills (par value s1OO). ......1 $50
Laconia Manufacturing Company (par value nm
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company tpar
Great Falls Manufacturing Company (par
value $lOOl. .....-....-.-....... Zlo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-01-15
More Lobby Schemes-

The lobbyists at Washington, it is sad,
have recently inaugurated scheme wLi'n
promises to pay them well, and for Their
services have already realized very re-
spectacle plum. The English advocates
of the Canadian reciprocity treaty are
anxious to have the old policy revived, and
are paying handsomely to those who all
their scheme, having advanced to the lobby
ring $4,000 in gold, and are ready with
another installment as soon as it is needed
to influence Congress.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-01-15
The State Tinances-The Public Treasa-
rsr,a Cann m C

rer's Comm unicRt10n.
We publish below, says the Raleigh
Sentinel, the communication of the
Public Treasurer, addressed to the
Legislature on Wednesday. accompanied
by the Governors endorsement of his views
and recommendations.
We are compelled to defer further COM
ment on this document until another day.
We simply call attention, this morning, to
the Treasures statement that the Treasury
is empty-a crushing commentary upon the
profigacy of tits Radical State govern
ment Within about taro months after the
Sheriffs have paid in the peoples taxes,
the Treasury is exhausted. the money is
squandered, and clamor is for more from
the grooming population not 20 be paid
in, as usual, late in the year, after little
resting spell from the visits of the Sheriff
and his deputies, but, in part, before the
first OF April This is another step in the
"march of the new civilization"
But of this and the proposition to put
the States interest in the railroads, &c, in
the hands of the " Ring" more anon.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF n. G.
RALEIGH, Jan. 6, 1869.
To tie Honorable the
General assembly Of North Carolina:
GENTLEMEN Il beg leave to lay before
you report from the Pablo Treasurer,
showing the present condition Of the Pub
lie Treasury. I earnestly recommend that
the General Assembly Immediately adopt
the necessary measures to meet the interest
n the public debt, and to provide Cor the
current expenses of the State government.
[ have full confidence in the ability Of the
Public Treasurer, and trust that the Gen
eral Assembly will give to his recommended
tons and views the consideration to which
they are justly entitled. The credit Of the
State is Of paramount Importance. 1t
should be maintained at whatever sacrifice.
In no other way can our good name be pre-
served untarnished in no other way can
We hope to prosecute those works of inter
nal Improvement Oh which It is believed
our prosperity i'll the future materially de-
Ponds
/ trust that it may be the pleasure Of the
General Assembly at once to pass q revenue
bill which will enable the Treasurer 20 meet
the January interest now due, and also pro-
vide for the interest falling due during the
present year, as we'll as for the ordinary
expenses of the government. The people
Of the State must expect, from the condi-
ton in which they find themselves, to con-
tribute literally in taxes to the Public
Treasury. I have no doubt from my knowl-
edge of their character, that they will do
this cLeerfully and promptly, inasnuch as
it is indispensable to maintain the plighted
faith of the State. and to render effective
such measures as may be adopted to de-
delop our great natural resources.
[ have the honor to be, gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
your ob't serv't,
w. ". HOLDEN, Governor.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-01-15
New Variety of Cotton.

A new variety of cotton is being raised
in Texas, called ''lace" cotton. It is said
to be superior to any other kind of cotton
which can be raised on poor soil and up
lands. Its strength compares with the
best American staple at u to s. It closely
resembles the Egyptian cotton, which is
worth one-fourth more than our own in
England.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-01-15
Indiana Legislature.

INDIANAPOLIS, January 6.-The LegisiIa:-
ture meets here tomorrow. The RePubA
can senatorial caucus will he held on Tues
day night. The indications are that Lieu
tenant Governor Cumback will be nonl-
mated.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-01-15
A Case of Conscience

A repentant man entered New Haven
hardware store the other day, where he
had bought pair of scissors, showed the
clerk jack, knife, and said: 81 stole this
when l got the scissors. / am trying to
become Christian and to be better man,
and want you to take it back and forgive
me if you can The knife was taken
back and the man went away happy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-01-15
OUR RALEIGH CORRESPONDENCE

dot" again "t the CapItHl-Tno >.
ces and the slcttings Of ,r,o .,, man"
The Remedy 80 Funds',-rr,,, S "
Court and Pii&rins Ashiey-Co,,.s.pIrs IRENE
'Loii'' Spirits, sc. &c. '''n u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-01-15
Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
FR.)m WASHINGTON.

Senator VEckers--Mr. Voorhees,, of Indiana
Case OF Mr.. CumminSs Nominated.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue &c
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-01-15

A silver palace sleeping car has been
burned IN New York city, at railway
depot. =. .....- ..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-01-15

The New York Tribune heads its rail-
way accident column Railroad Man
slaughter" asts.s@ %.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-01-15

There is talk of an effort being made by
the Masons in ST.. Michael's, Nd, to eyec'
O hall in that town.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-01-15

.Kamnehameha v, King of the Sand
wien Islands, is said to be jet black and
very fat. ,'.z4a .~'E -. .,..'7 -
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10
MARRIAGES.

PARIES-ELLTS-0n the gath ult- by Rev. William Urie Mr.
Samuel FAIRIES and Miss Susan Ellis both of New Castle co.
LEE-EVENSOn Tuesday evening, the sth inst by
Kennedy Mr. David Lee to Mrs Martha Evens, all of this
county
LORD-DCRHAM-In Reading Pa, the 2sth ult. by Rev.
EJ Richards James Lord of Camden, Del, and Hattie r.
Durham of the former place.
COOPER-BARTON-At the house Of the brides mother,
Dickson franklin county Ala, the 2sh ult by Rev. Mr.
Cherry of the NJ T. Charch South Ignatius r. Cooper
son Of Rev T. Cooper of Camden. Dell and Sue E. daugh
tor sf the late Armstadt Barton, of Dickson.
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10
DEATHS.

hAAsPEARE-In Dover. the I'd inst of Group Vietsr
Fyoungest Of William NJ and Catharine Shakespeare
aged years and month,
AOKNS.In Milford on Tuesday, October 2eth Mrs Eliza
Adkins aged 81 years.
ChEAVER-On Wednesday last Sd nst at his residence
Port PENN De Mr. Isaac Cleaver the 10th year his
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10

w ANTED-Agents, Teachers. Students. Clergy.
w men, Farmers sons aud daughters and all Iosell
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10
EnasAA.s NJ YGNlls.

,., ,,, s,a,res for years from Nervous Debility,
D,ray and all the effects Of youthful lnd SeTStl4
,b ssE of suffering humanity send Tree to all who
VIII ,ho ecut and directions tor making the simple remedy
hh he was cured. sufferers Wishing to Poht 10y the az
49, IN n"rieee can do by EdreSing IN perfect cots
teiset eApe'''' JOHN D. OGDEN. g
dence, No 70 Cedar street New York,
myi9y Nv y ONN'NN - -
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10
SEE NOTICE ELSEWHERE.
S''d on the Easiest Possible Terms, to come
'''thi@ the reach of aU-the poor as
Iceu as the rich.
Read the FolIo,ci.q Testimonials.


u uqe since in looking one Of the daily papers Of
Ss saw card in regard to the Operations OF certain
N Jah Agents, the Of an acuuaj
hvbish nOhrer OF Sporting Hill describing tine manner
a. they prevail persons who are with
Abi commit themselves into the DurclIase of Sewing
ndacop n iI III IMPRESSION that il it does give entire
Na ooS T De exchanged for another Of better kind
ws since vas called upon BY an agent Of the Wheeler ~
tyt nm aehine who, from 10 clock A.
vh until he finally persuaded me to take one for
liz Il my note promising at the time that il
al iour weeks. Concluded The maehne wonld moi
Sewing and nearing of the reputation Of the Howe
h Tor seva from some OF my nsighbors who have used
Of tbs H. years concluded to call Mr.. Fate,
shh wss howe and possible trade 1t OF on Howe In
aud and must say that could do better
EWlas ali the weeks which md The Wheeler
Wheeler nave since been taken to task by the agent OF the
gnye in w the course pursued and only usti
Ay tnat knew Of no other, the fact that
gsn N take back replace machine for my neiRhbor
p eOmDee - slo mad one on the terms and who
u Tor their word and make promises for the par
ouh e sale which they do intend to iuld they
tons not agrieved if the result OF their
Aeaoy to them as they might desire.
il SAMUEL HEIsTAND. Z
iaDd net N conversation with nv neehbor Mr Same
rmed me th 1hce on the subject Of machines hs
eeeler Wis., ne was taken to task by the the
swheera ~ y ns Howe Sewing Machine without first giving
Wing the agent chance to take IL back and
nb Inform or note he had given for the same wouit
Se from ~ he public that had Wheeler q Wilson Ma
N agent aud found that IL would not work
add my note Gnea ~ offered to return i TO the agent and
~ 10 IN return, when the refused to take
%on tha an % me note. therefore traded mine oh
n no"s Machine. CHRISTIAN MILLER,
H.. Landisyile.
~ ssSns singer Wilcox Gibbs, Grover % Baker and tn
@@ew Is the best machine for family use as
ssher of ~ ens with perfect case which could not d
"A Sssa "thers without breaking need or MISSING
ID stflwat er. Sussex co., H. J.
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10
THE, MARKETS.
TOWER HALL.
NEW STYLES FALL and WINTER
CLOTHING.

Stock is unusually full and complete comprising man,
entirely desirable styles of goods manufactured into
MEN'S. YOUTHS and BOYS READYMADE GARMENTS
Of all kinds styles, and sizes.
We have stylish goods, the latest fashion
well palmer and more moderate styles suited all
and betterin
STYLE. FIT and WORKMANSHIP,
than any other stock OF Clothing Philadelphia
Also choice selection of
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN THE PIECE,
whcn will made order in the Best Finest Manner
for those who prefer All Prices Guaranteed LOW tn,
Lowest Elsewhere and Full Satisfaction Guaranteed every
chaser all the sale cancelled and MONEY REFUNDED
&5 Samples of material sent by mail when desired, fol
garments either ready made made to order.
Hallway between BENNETT IL Co.,
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
sixth SITS. SIS MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
ASD 900 BROADWAY. New YORK.
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10
New Advertisements, A
FARMERS HELPER.

SHOWS HOW TO DOUBLE TIE PROFITS OF
~ THE FARM and how farmers and their sors can
each make 500 per Month in Winter. 10000
c"Ples VIII Ae maIlsd free 10 farmers. Send name
deiphia. Pa. ocI11d,v
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10
THE GREAT

-, j,
R:xa;s,xsxkksa
BEE HIVE.
Come one! come all! to the great bee hive,
Where Boots and Shoes are cheap;
And Hats and Caps, and Ladies Furs
Are sOid-that iii SO neat.
The great Bee Hive is all alive,
And goods are going last;
For people know It's the place 10 20
10 get their money back.
The nice young man that wants 10 wear
The Latest Stye of Hats,
Should hurry up and bring the cash
And get the stylish hat.
The pretty Miss that wants TO wear
The Latest Styles OF Fun.
Should come select her furs from out
vi Prmrose's new Fall Stock.
The Ladies' Shoes are hound to please
The most iastidiOus taste;
And guaranteed TO ft all feet
From ones up to eights.
The Misses Shoes cannot be beat
BY any in the State
For style and fit, and workmanship,
We challenge any State.
OF Children's Shoes, no one can show
better stock than we.
80 parenIs bring your children in
For we are bound TO please.
And Winter Boots, for men, we keep
The best selected stock.
And cheaper than they can be sold,
Except at Primrose 5 Great Shoe Store.
Boots, for boys and youths. we have.
To fit all kinds Of ieet;
With prices that will make you say
Why they are very cheap.
So come along with pockets lined,
And filled with greenbacks good.
And leaye them at the great shoe store
For PrimrOse's excellent goods.
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10

NY DEAFNESS, BIIndaess and CA'FARRH treat.
al with the utmost success, by j. isAAcs M. D., and
pfssor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear the Medl.
ssI College OF Pennsylvania, 10 years experience,
Go,merly Of Leydon, Hoiiand,) No. S95 Arch Street,
pb,Is. Testimonials can be seen at his office. The
medicsl faculty are invited to accompany their pa
,;sets ss he aas no secrets in his practice Artificial
ewes iasertea without pain. No charge for examna
pNM, JetT.Iy
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10
500 A MONTH SALARY 4!

pIUU N NUN II AJ4A LII II
paid for Agents male and female; business permanent
Enclose &c stamp Van Allen q Co. Ill Broadway.
NY. IChp ont and return advertsemeni.] oeIS4w
A WATCH FREE-Gven gratis to every live maa
"A who will act agent in a new, light, and hon"s-
able business paving $50 day. No Gin enierprise
No HumSug. No money wanted in advance Address
Ocl34w r. Monroe KENNEDY q Co, Pittsburg, Pa.
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10
HURRAH! HURA!!

Cheaper Goods
at the
BIG CLOTHING HOUSE!
New Goods Better Goods
of for
LATE STYLES LESS MONEY.
Ward ~ Phillips
Have just received fresh stock of goods for Winter
wear, and to which they call The attention Of the
public. They have full line of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
made in the latest styles, and of fashionable material
which they intend to sell at
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
We have OVercoats from cOmmoR SaIineiI 10 the
Finest Beaver
Fancy Cashmere Suits Goats made in Chesterfelds
and Sacks, Fancy Cashmere Pants and Vests of almost
every style,
BLACK SUITS,
OF different qualities and prices.
We also have a full line of
Black Cloths, Doeskin CaSS,meres,
and Fancy CdSStmereS,
which WE WILL SELL CHEAP TO close out stock.
FURNISHING GOODS
in abundance We wish to call especial attention to
our
LARGE STOCK OF UNDERWEAR.
we nave ald In tull line OF these goods, and think
we can su the most lasiidiOus. and will tell al prices
that are reasonable. We have q full line of
Fancy Bows and Ties, Paper Collars,
of the latest styles,
CLOTH, BUCK and SHEEP GLOVES,
in fact everything to complete Gents Outfit.
HATS and CAPS. TRUNKS, VALISES
and TRAVELLING BAGS,
at low prices.
To parties intending 10 purchase anything in our
line we give special invitation TO cali in and Ell.
amihe our stock, as we have full stock Of goods
and they must be sold; 50 come along and we will
give you bargains.
nOv3 If WARD 4 PHILLIPS.
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10
SHAWLS. SHAWLS

Erocie Long Shawls
Broche Square Shawls,
Paisley Shawls,
Cashmere Shuwls,
Blanket Shawls,
Fanny Arabs,
Gents Shawls.
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10
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, 1869-09-07
INDIANA.

nm te"'sroh1 AFridcut-MHrI In
indianapolis ~ Tho t4prsumu In.
thcfnu nysaoI ne Hort warno-antnl
&,onl 0,1 Accaucnt.
u...,., ,,..s",.s. -.
osecaA oe*pasen ~ 1hc Chicago Trouno
LAFAYETTE, HrnL a.
Tho journal hAa 4 special fcpurt pf a farsi nr,t.
dent which tx.eprrrd m Ann.,x ,t,.,
I.nr,,,hrs, .t.au, ~ ! A'A". a souaR
49, .-A ~ n"nn..' Aoout - 5eAa o1 heo In state 0f
,no1,fason, ,'n ,na ,Ia, teii sr'm TIN down ssa!n
~ ss,o W. W.,,,.a a1afis. GnH Aloan! chI.
enGo ,i1ad hA1fo1h. ~. pear Lacrosse htatlon. and
~. ,e Auou ~ eAeneo WAS not notlced until
Ms sns | o'. . - Stu1s *heu eas Haa scnt bark.
.ss ~, % nT n. nra, tsrI,aa co onaRn. One trE
49, w. ~ Asaa nlu1keo. Anu 10 WA athcf.
rtes stsI hs ~, toanG oGf H. a'ed IN f." 4.a-
I.r.ss Hsut ~ ~ tuuha1 - nh.ae Whs 5no.
~ sh. enatl ~ e nau eV!ueht!! nos been long
VI ~, ~, toanut. tac seHalns e{e Al sah nc tie.
toarnrEs - eeps. G-ano1t O'Clock kha
dn}n F.ri ~ sh,. sna tnoasSe negro namei
n.nss Hsts Has on9h anu AAleu oy Carpenter
t,1a,n ~ ~ tsoL. lawson wa tEploJrd on
- 'nT ~. VI esecslon on west NarJ-
hn5r inr ~ 10 negso ~ smploJea "a the saHle
tar1o. ~! tppose " "nltehaSolnG the IN
sescn1n r.h1cn hs,anesa en!S nolnlnG uslag
r.ns nsola ~, "nrSa ,a pc'onRea 70 Houtes. naTison
s,nVn trn,, h ire .ep.s1u', px an4 cFueiea hlm
~ p1 .'Tat ~, - ane. sea4u4A nc negro not
, 1869-09-07

stsa.S trnS e; snsmased oJ tho late ralux II /. ala,
Vouit; nnf hs9s rps xnras crop. of c,1Vfu1d County
1s1 one ead 1he weather of ste 6eea o oi IL
wte. ttne mioeial Point Dt1ocrut reports TINT ,he
=, nsnt u that county II Epft!y II r.xct oa;s
~nsn1 n l1e 6nock-she weather for thc psSt
forr rnfs. fSs1K ta'hI unfArurnbt for ha.Trst1ng.
,nnofnaltJ une.rt. there Vii be Spoi cson. cesa
= ASe epooEh 10 eai Mas n the maYtet norr thaa
= a.. Mss1 asn Ftax Is mo1:ty cat and on the
prn:f pna u: PAIL ltontr Of TIC 9TH ss|s: "Tne
Nneat Esthcred ready 70. the thresaer1 The crop
WI Aft:apc 20 huabels to thu Rcrt, End the tola
31e!u Hill 20 E. oo 900 bulhcis OF Nhith tao99 OoQ
oathc!1 Wilt bc for export"
:. Tho st. Peter Ttftune giTea An account of tho
y1elted q br1hela to tns acre
a Ht Pzul paper Of tbs 9Th szys: " Prom gooth-
tfn Minnesota ne learn that tlousand1 OF acres
H grain are yet standing III the snoct, o11uH to
scarcity Of handa and IeAtnt to stack. 1h1Ie IAIge
qoansses Afo iytnG On .hs S1ave1 unbound.
CATS It would Ill bD s.xckcd. Willis g1a!p u gro.
erAtly plump, ,hers il much OF s;1sll tefncL
DuJtra have not Jet dccided whether 70 ratc fbe
crop a. humber one or tNp. 1ht rain OF ycsrer.
tinJ w,ll put the Hork Of stattlng tack several
daJk"
nEa MONIES, scpt. G.--Thc farmers Of Central
lows arr greatly encouraged oser the lniurY in-
ffc:ed uton grain In The stack and tbocE IL Inn
recent hehFy AMI continuous tnIns. Good 14t9rs
rstlnaic that ouc-hir,I Of ihc wheat ami oats iiaH
heen fnlhfd 10 the wet weather that has prrs rallied
TtfJ NeTIpuA - - '
, 1869-09-07
OHIO.


CINCINNATI. Sept 6-Robert DorTc, drJ goods
merchant, committed suicide last night bJ taxing
morphine lie WAS fo1nd dead Ii bed this too.n-
Ing.
In the School Board, tonight, resolution WAS
ode1ed to put the Bible ana btng sing sacred songs
out OF the public schools, In order 10 remove tie
objections Of the Catholics 4E1Ilst them; Also, a
motion to appoint committee to confer with the
CATHOLIC Church authorities as to the tertos On
which Catholic parents viii send their children 10
the schools. The resolclonz we5c ordered print.
Cd and made the s1cc.A orde1 for next Monday
night.
General Young returned 10 the city On Saturday
night He brings pspers generating him fully Of
MI charges preferred Against him fu the recent H.
FtsEEzuon He viii nok 50 To ArkAns3s, but will
at once enter on the d0tles ol his o!oe as Super
y1sot Of Internal Revenue IN Southern Ohio.
CINCINNATI, Sept 6.-Nlllia1 Ca11on and Bru-,
3oImt1iy OF the trn Of u. 4 r e. Ctleoa, and
connected also With the fnn Of Little, Cxrson j
Co. lumber dealers, nave nAde a s,gnnent for
the BENEFIT Of their e1tditoraI The bQ1d Of the
R3feEuefs Il nXed 1t $3n, ,bOn,
Catherine 7. NaLAlnKtou, Aked s1 the widow
Of the Asc Samuel Washington, WHO wHs u GRIND
nephew Of President Warrington, died near this
cfsr On Saturday.
There u mach Speculation IN regard to the
action Of The democrats IN sne!E coming nomina-
HoDa tpr county oGcetE- Their II talk Of pulling
cut an tndcpeudent ticket, but they xrc AFRAID is
might compromise Peodlctoo. uassaurek, Of the
Toil5tan Republ!can}, IL dissatisfied with the
Republican ticket. committee OF Deuocf1ta
xAlted On hl1n to ask what he Hxated- lie asked
time TO consider. The Dcupcf4,a hold inc.r con.
rcutton On the 1tih.