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Tho south Carolina Central Ras,roaa


Tho South Carolina Central Raslrosd.
Weprint, this morning, the proceedings
OF public meeting, held in Manning, ON
Monday last, TO take into consideration the
building Of the railroad from aourdin,s %
Sumter. Of which we have spoken more
than once before. ~ an9
/ The meeting seem to have taken praoti !.
Gal view o. The business before them, and
we presume that by the time Of the adjourn-
ed meeting, toibe held next month, the
committee will have made substantial pro-
gress In obtaining subscriptions to the oap-
isai Of the road They who rosnnot subs
scribe money can subscribe land. They
who cannot give either meney or land (, can 4.
take oontracts for grading, ditohing, Or
furnishing sills and ties, paymens To- he
made In stock. osl at, qe,1s. ,.r
We believe that the road win be Of xxea.
bensAt to Charleston, 90 well an to tho din.
triots threugh whieh IL passes and to the
Northsastsrn Railroad. We hope. there
fore, that IL viii be encouraged On oil sides
and receive . hearty and liberal support.
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stethoscope, contractions and dilatations OF tie
heart were distinctly heard. So evident were
the signs Of life that his friends exulted over
the fact that he really lived. Another gallon Of
oxygen was introduced into the lungs, and the
battery was charged so that the cur -ent passed
the entire length Of the spine, and the artiR-
cial respiration continued. For few moments
the signs of life increased, but in short time
disappeared. Nitrous oxide gas was injected
into the lungs by an artificial opening into the
traohes, made by Professor Duffee, but sll to
no purpose, and at the expiration of one hour
and twenty-five minutes the experiment ceased,
and the body was handed over to the friends.
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Reviews.

PREHISTORIC NATIONS; or Inquiries Concerning
some OF the Great Peoples and Civilizations
OF Antiquity, and their Probable Relations
to still Older Civilization Of the Ethiopiana
or Cush1tes of Arabia. BY Jno. d. Baldwin,
A. Nj New York /: Harper & Brothers. Char les
ton: Holmes Book House.
MIR. Baldwin has. undertaken difficult task
the construction OF history from the legends
idolairies and monuments Of the primeval
nations. In that vast cloud-land, where the
morning light Of civilization arose and whence
its mogical rays have not yet wholly disap.
peared, he undertakes to distinguish reality
from romance. He believes that in the Cush.
ties he has discovered the first world explorers,
or at least the first world conquerors-the art
lists Of the antique rock sculptures and the
cyclopean walls, the priests from whom Egypt
derived it's inspiration, the crcumnavigators
of Africa, the metal workers of Spain and
Britain, the teachers Of the Age Of Bronze.
whose traditions and even whose arts still
linger in the Indian Archipelago, in Arabia, in
the heart of Africa, and among the lonely
valleys Of Peru. The authors confidence in
his theory is boundless, and his industry in
collecting corroborative facts is equal to his
enthusiasm. The result is volume oracular,
ga:rulous, entertaining -intolerant of Usher
and orthodoxy, deferential to Renan, and re-
mantic and scientific incredulity. Unfertu-
nately, the facts in the volume are selected,
not sitted. Any authority has value which
supports the theory of the book; thus Diodo-
rus Siculus is allowed to testify to events
which occurred before the founding of Baby.
lon. Mr.. Baldwin has endeavored to repre-
duce the primordial past after a method which
casts contempt upon the we'll established prin-
ciples OF historical criticism. He has not trav-
ersed much ground; he has collected many Gu
rious antiques; but he must strike deeper il
he would bring to light the buried secret Of
the ages
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HID MAN HALL.

H I b Re X 1AN HALL.
GRAND GERMAN OPERA COMPANY.
FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING TUESDAY, APRIL 20,
With the following grand array of talent:
Prima Donna, Miss MARIE BAGIARI,
Prima Donua, LIZZIE ECKER,
BERTHA JOHANSSEN. CLARA LANG ZEIGLER,
Prima Donna MARIE MARINE, GENEVE.
Prima Donna secundas, JOHANNA CHIRONo, MA
THILDE BERGER, SOPHIA Won BERG
Tenors-Johann Armand Theodore Habelmann.
Bassos-Joseph Hermans, Joseph Weinlich, VIM.
Bach, w. Formes Baritones-Ignaz Pollok, Antho-
ny Weber Full Chorus and Orchestra, selected from
the principal opera Houses in New York. under the
direction of August Predigam.
The following Grand Operas will be presented,
commencing with ROBERT LIE DIABIE, to be fol.
lowed by LES HUGUENOTS, LA JUIvE, DER
FREYSCHUTZ. DON JUAN.
The Management will spare neither pains nor K.
pense to give these Grand Operas perfect posi-
bic. For further particulars future advertise
ment. The sale Of Tickets will begin at HOLMES
BOOK HOUSE on FRIDAY, the 10Th inst.
P. GREENWALL, Agent.
April IA VIM BACH, Business Manager.
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!. TMS NEwAND COBfMODIOUS HOUSE, LOoAT.
BID corner OF broadway end 1Eosty.secobd-street
oommodatlo0 Of Id quests. N waa bailt exs,rcssIy
Cor arstclsss family boarding house the rooras
being large spa en- e1it6 heated BY stoan-sttf NOT
and cold wafer ana 1nrnished seCd 10 none: While
the cuiinkry 10 IL the ost experienced
nands anordtnG guests ~ unequalled table.
0no o. Atwooda Patent EaavRtosp. ID also among
gaests at all hcurs. s.s IN 4 s g,7 4. 9s,3 ~. =
The broadway and UntysFstty Place Cars pass the
00or every f0HE Wlnptce, xunAsng Ar0m the CITY
Hail 70 Ceastra Fxrks while he Sixth ana tovsnsh
AyeEne lines ore but q shokt block ON eathee aAsA
aMoring apie fAciitier for communicating with ali
tnent and busaneas oe thA gEeAs msiropolis. a
a!ORM ~ faOLLtCY. PrShxassses.
March ~ @s w 6un0a
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The CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, at the meet
ing held yesterday, authorized the Presi-
dent, Robert Mure, Esq, to appoint ten
delegates to represent the Chamber in the
Commercial Convention. which meets in
Memphis on May 18th. The objects Of the
Convention have already been published
and explained in THE News
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Notifes Ia Daakrupten.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT AOw TEaE
J. UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT or
SOUTH CAROLINA---IN BANKRuPTCY.---IN
RE. PETER M. JORDAN, DANKRUPT, tx PARTE
sAJdh LANES ~, "a: .ss BROWN. cAssIdNEE.-.Notee q
on the Estate Of PETER u. JORDAN. 9 Bsnkrupt,
must provo their LIENS befora JwIJUS o. OAk-
PENIEH. Esq.i ReaistEar IN Hankruptcy. at hia
Cce, No "a broad street. Ia fhs CITY ci Charleston
On or before the TwENEx.sIxTR DAx or APRIL,
last. eit lSts 10 s1s lIaytE 1pyt4. W ss
BY order Of Hon. George o. Bryan, Judge Of the
District Court Of the United States for the Distrot
OF gouth Carolina. JAMES M. BRSWN, u
Artili9 na4 % al g3s ma Aesiarno
TS TEaf1 D1eTasHCT 'CDUMT, or 7TsaIe
y, r.. agl,r! UMdTED : STATES, Fon aaMB. .DlsTRIOT
LM BE WILLIAM H. GARTER, DANKRUPT. HY
PARTE JAMES "a. BROWN, N,ASsIcaNRR.- --NoticS 10
hereby given th6t all Or ditOrs holdna Tieys or NV
tEsssss q os a WILLIAM J. OanTla. = Bsnkrupts muss
prove their Laons before JULIUs q. CARPEHTER
Esq, Registrsr ~ BAnktup.uy isk fis CfDce No TS
nroad-stEest an thsasy 0f ChaIleatOn on OF beforo
the TWKNTx. x.MxxR OAY or ArR1x.. inst / sT,7g1T~
q ny order Of Hon. 0eN 8. Hryan, Judge Of the Des
fet Court OF tho United etafob for tie District n
bouth CArolins! fssr3 g JAMR8 H. HBOWM
* Apgf1 8 a4 3D. Assianea Y
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Gost aao Sonuo.

II OF ON sULLlvAN'S ISLAND FOR
IL sale low for Cash. Has on 1t O Kitchen ready
built. and tie ftame Of o two story Dwelling ready
to be put together, and, good Brick 0istern. Ap-
ply at once to- A. q. BaGILLIvRAY. Real Estate
Agent, No. % Broad atreet. April II :,
1--WE DOLLAlSS kEWAHD.-sTRAY.
IL ED OR STOLEN, from my residence In Cal
hounstreet, ON Sunday. 1lth inst, SETTER PUP.
PX-white, with brown head and brown saddle on
back. aud has o double nose. 6 April IL
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CHARLESTON BRANCH
Ii T T. A SSOCIATIO ~
OF AMERICA.
PURELY MUTUAL WESTERN AND
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE.
f SOCIETY.
OFFICE OF CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT.
5p No. 40 BROAD-STRGET.
Net Assets OK this Department Investegi
I'm thts Community,

THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED ON THE
22d Of juno last only nine months ago. and has al.
ready secured an annual revenue from premiums ON
existing policies OF nearly $500 900 Give Hun
dred Thousand DOllaxsl Its new business for the
month OF December was $72,39S SO, insuring the
amount of $1,157, 900. Its new business fcr the
raonth OF January was $88,524 II, insuring the
amount OF s.. Gas. 600. at
One months business being greater than that done
by the Largest an wealthiest Life Insurance Compa-
nies in the United states during tue entire a Arst
year OF their existence. 0lase" .8.
The association was first started by the most
wealthy ana inaauentana citizens Of St. Louis, for
the purpose Of changing the current of Life Insur-
suos aud Lsfe Insurance eapstal from the East to
the Weet and South. and as its plan Is liberal and
just to every section, State and district, ine wealthy
men Of the West and South generally are insuring
their lives in IT to the exclusion OF other companies
This is shown by the fact that the policies issued
during the months OF December and January are of
an averange amount OF 81 3sa "a. drawing an aver
ageannual premium Of sAls 40.
The largeat average attained by any other comma
in the Untted States is about 5000 each poll.
cy, while the average size Of ell poicies exciting In
this country is only about $4,000. 2sd,
These facts speak for themselves.
b. g; LopRR. President Cashier Peoples National
". GEO. alBBRs. vioe-psesident we. whilaen y
E. E. JENKINS. Md. Medical Examiner. 8.
Directors. f.rs f3&Ts}
JOHN d. STEELE (of North, Steele & Wardeli)
Q. IRWIN WALKER walker, Evans & Cogswell.) g
@. W. AIMAR, Druggist. a ~
II. T. PEAKE. General superintendent South Caro-.
lima Railroad. s I4
@. F. PANKNINs Druggist.
JAS. e. SPEAR Jeweller. Aafl @At
D. Fl. SILCOX, Wholesale and Retail Furniture
N. P. CARTER, Secretary and Agent,
March 20 Ayr " No. 40 Broad.street
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@aars, Gebarfo, Ne.

'U"%"5 WVVW<kUJ WI
ATTENTION, We SMOKERS!
TF YOU DESIRE TO SMOKE A GENUINE I'M
IL PORTED HAVANA CIGAR and LEAF iOBAOCO,
call at Mo- 80 MARKETs1REET,w where you viii
and now. open for inspection the largest and most
seec stock OF Cigars and Lesf obaceo ever import
ed to this market, and which we offer at price that
will satisfy all demands.
Wholesale and Retail. by
SAYAS C MARINAS.
No. so MARK EIT-STREET.
January wa
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Amusemfnts.

eAmusements.
III IL Il IL N AN HI ILL.,
b. +. WHITMAN. sole MANAGER.
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, MONDAY,
APRIL 10.
ENGLISH OPERA BOUFFE
MISS JENNIE KJNIBALL, STAR PRIMA DONNA.
Fun Orchestra and Brass Band.
GORGEOUS SCENERY AND COSTUMES.
Change of Performance MONDAY, April 10, and
positively last night.
a5- Tickets 81; Reserved seats 81 %; Back Seats
20 cents; Children haprce; Colored Seats so cents
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S3- Tickets 81; Reserved seats 81 %; Back Seats
20 cents Children, halfprice; Colored Seats so cents
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Te Rent.

THO RENT, A VEGETABLE FARM. ON
4 Meetirg-street Road. with landing on Cooper
River Apply to r. ,M. MARSHALL & BRO, Real
Estate Brokers, SO BROAD-STREET.
April II mw2
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WANTED. "A MIDDLE-AGED GER.
w NAN WOMAN, to do the cooking and gen.
eral housework. Apply at No. 81 LEGAKE-oTREEr.
April 16 an
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J Gepartafrsbip Notice.

EyDEAfsTHERBHHEs NOTIUMl - N H Kc
NJ undersigned have this day formed q Copart-
nershfp over the Style Of RIEOKE &, sCHACaTE,
for the purpose OF conducting an AUCTION AND
Bay. corner of Unity Alley. and solicit o share Of
public patronage, GERHARD RIEOKE
,...s ,.,, EDW. f.. SOHACHTE. =
Charleston, April ls. 1861. ne Aprii is
r AW N0TICGB.--THE UNDERasaNED
1I have this day formed copartnership for the
practice OF LAW AND EQUITY In all the tourts Of
the State, under tho name and style Of CHAMBER.
LAIN q 6EABHQOK. Especial attention win be
paid to the collection Of clains held BY parties oat
of the State. .yes d. II. CHAMBERLAIN al
April2 z. b. SEABROOK,
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lPLOY YNIENT.-TEN DULLAKS A
~ day and constant employment guaranteed to
every man and woman in want Of work, in a light,
honorable aal profitable business. Great induce
ments offered. Descriptive circulars free Address
JAMES 9. RAND & CO.,
March 13 s3mos Biddeford, Me-
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3or Sale.
Q1lgfqfiomol.


TT1GH lgCF8OUIl OF CEIAE.LEETON.-
Ix! a"hhe EAEHOIsES OF this Institution will be
resumed ON M0NDAY. l0;h inst Instructioo given
In Latin, Greek Ecel Oh, German. Msthenatics and
the higher branches Of Engltsh. 't'
Terms, Sl2 Per qusa ater-payable fn advLnce. No
extra charge for French 0ermau, or stationery.
s w. r. KINGMAN, A. M,
Aprtl "a A, 811Isa Principal.
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rTNO RENT, A FINE THREE STORY
BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 26 George-street. near
King-street Large lot, cisteln, extensive kitchen
accommodations. Apply to G. MCBRIDE SMITH
Real Estate Agent, No. 81 Broad street.
April ia
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THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO..

ESTABLISHED 1870. -,.---
INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO SEND
IL for pamphlet descriptive Of their Fertilizers.
We offer our DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE
equal to the best Superphosphate, at the low price
Of S25 per ton. This Company also make o supe.
rior article OF Nitrophosphate and pure Bone Dust
Sec testimonials:
e. M. TODD. Smithfeld. Va. says where he used
the Double Refined Poudrette on corn 1t doubled the
yield.
WILLIAMS Bros. Dover. Del. says 1t gave their
rhubarb and tomatoes vigorous growth, ripening
the latter two weeks earlier
p. w. HUTCHIsON, Sr, near Cherokee Ca, says it
nearly doubled his yield of cotton.
Hon. ELI 8. SHORTER, Eufaula Ala, says his cot
ton was fully equal to adjoining helds manured with
the best Superphosphates.
8. MONTGOMERY, Ellaville, Ga, says il increased
his crop OF cotton $50 Tbs per acre.
Ct. s. OaLEsBX Marietta, Ga, use It on corn and
cotton and eays 1t more than doubled the yield He
regards the cheapest and most reliable Fertilizer
within his knowledge.
Ex-Governor sMlTH Wnrrenton, Va. tried 1t with
three several crops tho last and present years. and
says: Il pronounce 1t with confidence o most valua
BILE manure"
The Superintendent Of General W. r. Cox, Polk
Island Plantation, N. O.. sayss II think the Poudrette
used for corn caunot he surpassed; used 1t also
cotton which produced large yield.
Dr. =. M FENDLEToN, Sparta, Ga. Says "Ihe
per cent. the frst year.
Professor GEORGE 81. Cook, of the New Jersey
State Agricultural College, at New Brunswick. says
"The Double Refined POudrette and Nitrophospbatek
Of Lime paid us full 100 per cent. above their mar
ket value in the increase Of crops this year.
Address LODI MANUFAC Turing COMPANY. T.
Box 3139. New York Postofhce. Office No. &C Court
landt-street.
j. a. ENSLOW &c 90.
CHARLESTON,
AGENTS FOR TIE COMPANY.
January IA ,thstu3mOs
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A CHANCE FOR EXCURSION AND
n PICNIC PARTIES. TARGET COMPANIES,
&c.The subscriber offers his hall, at Hlliardvile
to Excursion and Picnic Parties, and visitors gener
ally. The accommodations are ample, and the Hall
on tho grounds for tAe benefit OF those wishing to
RIeoioe. For terms appv to D. II. BEQUEST, MT.
fIeasanL b" April 16
THO RENT, THATF1NE THRICE ANDA
4 HALF STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, Anson.
street one door south Of Laurens. Rent moderate
Apply On The PREMISES. thstu* april Is
yNO RENT, A SUITE DF THKEE FINE
~ Rooms. with every accommodation Apply at
THIS OFFICE. tuth3% April IL
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Inilorina, Gte.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING OUR
patrons and the public generally that we have just
opened q large and we'll assorted stock of CLOTH
ING, MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, &c., for the
of Business and Suits all sizes and qualities
OF Shirts and Underwear GOODS, &C.; all sizes and
qualities of English and Domestic Halt Hose all
sizes and qualities of Silk and Lise Thread Gloves;
all sizes and styles Of Linen and Paper Collars ali
sizes and styles Of Cravats. Neck Ties, Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Umbrellas &c.. Also
large and well assorted stock of Broadcoths Cassi.
meres. Doeskins. Coatngs, vestings &C.. which we
offer to sell by piece yard pattern; or make up
into Garments by measure, in any shape or style
according to order, at the shortest notice our
Stock has been selected with great care and we are
confident that we compete with any other house
in this city. Weinvite examination Of our stock,
and bespeak share of the public patronage.
MENKE Il MULLER.
March ~ stuth3mos
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Wants.

MTANTED, a RICE TlNESIIEIS FOR
w Louisiana Rice Plantation. Any one having
secondhand machine and desirous of selling it. may
,vi, nd purchaser by addressing the UNDERSIGNED
size OF engine required to drive it, &c. For fur ther
particulars, inquire Of g. W. LOGAN, Broad-street,
or address by mail, GEO. w. LOGAN, Jr., Factor
and Commission Merchant, No. "a Union street, New
Orleans sw6 Aprii II
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GORGEOUS SCENERY AND COSTUMES

Change of Performance MONDAY, April 49, and
positively last night.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE. A PAIR OF
w HANL SOME PLATED OANDETABRs, fold
fashioned shapel with four lights, and with
out pendants For suitable palr fair price will
be given. Address "M. NJ" care of TIE NEWS OF.
FICE, stating price and where the articles can be
seen. April Is
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WANTED TO HIRE, LABORERS To
w GO IN THE COUNTRY. short distance from
the city. Apply to JOHN NJ. BRYAN, No. %
Gadsden stre OF, opposite West Point Mills, to j.
r. BRYAN, New Road station, s. and G. Il. R., 18
miles from this city. April Is
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w to assist in nursing child. None need ap
ply unlees we'll recommended. Apply at THE NEWS
OFFICE. April 1b
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WANTED, A GERMAN GIRL To DO
w Housework. Apply at BOOKSTORE. No. 161
King etreet. Anril liz
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cnAnY Aso rur l5sh AuEyowasT.


When Congress passed the NVth 3
mcndmcnt, Gov. Geary did not wait
a single day to examine the measure,
but in hot haste transmitted it to the
legislature, with a message recommcn-
ding ito use his own language} sits
prompt ratification"
Thereare many persons calling them
selves 'Republicans" who declare they
will not support for reelection those
members Of the legislature, who voted
for the ratification Of the Amendment.
In this county hundreds have an
nounccd their opposition 10 Mr.. Long
eEecker, on this account But Dir. l..
and The rest of the Radicals in the leg
islature only carried out the recon-
mcndation of Gov. Geary, in voting
for the ratification Of the Amendment.
1t follows therefore, that those RE
pubIicans" who caunot support Long
enecker, because Of his vote for the
XVIII Amendment, cannot nsistent-
ly support Geary. The defeat of Long
enecker and the election Of Geary.
would be like hanging the accessory TO
a murder while rewariing the princi-
pal. These two candidates are in the
same boatand should besunk together,
only Chat Geary IS the pilot anu Long
checker only a willing passenger, and
a larger stone should be tied around
the neck Of the former than that which
is to produce the political death Of the
latter.
Besides, the Radical State Conven-
ton adopted a resolution. expressly en-
dorsing the XVIII Amendments Geary
accepted the nomination on this plat
form, and every vote given for him
viii be claimed by The advocates Of the
Amendment rs approving lis ratitica-
ton. Thousands or 'Republicans,p
throughout the state, peti.ioncd the
Legislature, last winter, to reject tie
Amendment, or postpone action on it
until The people could be heard in the
election Of new legislature, bat their
prayer was scofIed at aud lgespised.--
Geary had Recommended the prompt
ratification" Of the Amendment, and
the Radical legislature, wAiIe turning
adult and senseless ear 10 the petitions
Of the people, siavishly and blindiy
obeycd The dictation Of the faithless
Executive. II there be any honor, or
truth, or consistency among '.3epubli-
cans,' they cannot vote for the ero-elcc-
ton Of Ge&ry.