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The President transmitted the following
the Senate Of the United States:

The President transmitted the following to
the Senate Of the United States:
The resolution adopted on the 9Th instant, 10
auesting the President to transmit to the Senate
q copy Of any proclamation Of amnesty made by
him since the last adjournment Of Congress, and
also 10 communicate 10 the Senate by what su-
thority OF law the same was made, has been re-
ceiyed. i accordingly transmit herewith COPY
of a proclamation dated the 10Th Of December
last The authority Of law by which II was
made Is set forth in the proclamation itself,
which expressly atiirms that It was issued by
virtue Of the power and authority in me vested
by the constitution and In the name Of the SOW
ereign people of the United States and proclaims
and declares Internationally and without rcscr-
walton to all, and to every person who directly
or indirectly participated in the late insurrcc-
ton or rebellion full pardon and amnesty for
the offence Of treason against the United States,
or Of adhering to their enemies during the late
civil war with the restoration Of all their rights,
privileges and immunities under the constitu-
ton and laws which have been made in pur-
suance thereof The federal constitution Is I'M
derstood and is regarded by the Executive as
the supreme law of the land. The second Soc
ton Of article 2 Of that instrument provides that
the President shall have power to grant re-
prieves and pardon for offences against the
United States, except in cases Of impeachment.
The proclamation Of the 18th ultimo is In strict
accordance with the judicial expeditions Of the
authority thus conferred upon the executive.
and as viii be seen by reference to tho accom-
panying papers, is In conformity with the pre-
celent established by Washington in 1906, and
followed by Presidents Adams In 1900, Madison
in 1916, and Lincoln in 1867 and 1868.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1869,
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Portland aud Oodensouro Railroad.


Tho subscribers 10 the stock of the Portland
and Ocdensburgh Railroad met at the City
Hall, Portland, last Tuesday, for the purpose OF
organization. The Hon. s. +. Spring was ap-
pointcd chairman, and NJ. N. Rich, Secretary.
Eight thousand and forty-four (SOi4) shares
were represented. A code Of bylaws was adop-
ted. and the following gentlemen were chosen
directors John j. Brown, Andrew Spring
John Z. Donnell, William Deering, Samuel }.
Anderson, ii. N. Jones, T. g. Messer, William
Putnam Of Portland, and d. II. Hastings Of
Fryeburgh. The above list represents the 'solid
men" Of this city, and gives assurance that 80
FAR rs Portland Is concerned, the construction oil
the road will be begun ut once and pushed to
speedy completion. This road was chartered
Feb. IL, 1867, and through the indefatigable ex-
ertions of Gcnesal 8. J. Anderson, ex-Gov.
washburn, the Hon. s. E. Spring and others OF
our citizens. subscriptions to its stock have been
completed to the amount requircl by its char
ter for organization, the city in its corporate CO.
pacity subscribing S7l4,300, and our citizens
Individually S26G, 200 more. Subscriptions in
Vermont have so far progressed as to insure tie
beginning of the work in the early spring. The
following is the probable route Of the road: UP
the east side Of Sebago Pond to Conway, N. H.,
thence by way Of White Mountain Notch TO
Connecticut River at Littleton or Dalton, thence
by way of st. Johnsbury, Danville, Woleott,
Hyde Park, Cambridge, Fairfield, and Sheldon,
to Swanton, Vermont. .....
The meeting was large and enthusiastic, and
many prominent gentlemen were present from
towns along the proposed route Of the road.
Addresses were made by several gentlemen Of
Portland, d. r. Hastings Of Fryeburgh, Judge
Eastman Of Conway, New Hampshire, Mr..
Bean Of Denmark, L. d. Bean of Brownfeld,
]. Z. Hubbard Of Hiram, and others.
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mi,h,lrnrni Of .Mr. rorrin.

The following letter Of Mr.. Morrill, was made
public on Monday morning:
"To my friends in the Legislature:
With you have uniformly entertained the
clearcst conviction fhat no authoritative OF
binding conclusion was reached by the recent
legislative Senatorial caucus, but 1t has now be
come apparent to me that TO continue the can
yass would necessarily embarasss those who
have honored me with their support. Therefore,
deeply grateful for your Partially, am im-
pellcd 10 withdraw the farther use OF my
name. ....
(signed) L. NJ. MORRILL,.
Augusta, Jan. lS, 1860"
The following card of five of the Kcnnebec
delegation was also published on Monday;
"To our Constituents" That our position
and purpose in reference 10 the Senatorial ques-
ton may be fully known, we take this occasion
10 saw that in the caucus held on Thursday
evening, the 9Th inst, we voted for Hon. Lot Nj.
Morrill, and regretted that he was not at that
time nominated. At the caucus 70 ballots were
for Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, "a for Hon. Lot Nj.
Morrill, aud one blank cast by member who
did not intend 10 vote for either Mr.. Morrill, or
Mr.. Hamln. by the laws Of this State and by
the customs and uages in all the representative
bodies, In all caucusos and conventions in this
State, blank piece Of paper is never counted.
The committee appointed to receive, sort and
count the votes did not count the blank rs a bal
lot. The language Of their report was that l49
ballots were cast and then mentioned the blank,
thereby excluding the idea that they regarded II
rs ballot. Evidently in su,h vote 20 con-
stitutes q majority and makes an election.
Had Mr.. Morrill, received 10 votes and MIR.
TIamln "a we should have claimed that Mr..
Morrill, had been nominated and expected the
support Of Mr.. Hamlin's friends in his election
80 we feel bound TO concede TO Mr.. Hamlin what
we should haze claimed for Mr.. Morrill,.
We therefore deem II our duty as the friends
Of LOt'M. Morrill,, in view Of all the circumstan-
ces, to advise acquiescnce in the nomination OF
Hon. Hannibal lIamlin. Believing that Hanni-
bal IIamlin was the nominee Of the caucus and
that fidelity TO the established usagcs OF the
party, and just regard for its future harmony
and success require us to rise above personal
preference and local attachments, we intend to
support MIR. Hamlin rs the regular candidate Of
the Republican party for United States Senator
at the time designated by law for such election
" CSignciD WV. B. SMELL,
or the Senate.
Ezra KENPToS,
q. s. PALMER,
S. ID. RICHARDSON,
Mason S. MErcALF.
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were blown up Saturday while carclessly drill
ing powder into seam oflodge. One man re-
ceived injuries Of which he viii probably die.
His name is Bee. another will lose the sight Of
both eyes. =
A few days ago lad about II years Of age,
bcastly intoxicated, attempted to throw himself
from the bridge into the river at Lewiston, but
gentleman rescued him from his desperate
situation just as he was about to make the
leap.
The Augusta Journal says that Daniel Wood
ward, ESQ.,, Of Augusta, says that workman
employed in lathing room for him, scciden-
tally incloscd hen in . small place, and that
she remained there nearly three months before
she was discovered; and when she was released
she was alive and active, though quite poor and
fcatherless.
The watervillc Mail says Mr.. Moore shows q
little brick Of solid silver, weighing fifteen
ounces, melted from the ore Of his Garland
mine. Certainly this means something directly
to the point. Men are engaged sinkinga shaft
and the proprietors seem to have full faith In
their enterprise Success to them.
List Of Patents issued to Maine inventors and
bearing date Of January 10, reported for the
UNION AND JOURNAL, by VIM. II. Clifford. go
lictor Of Patents, 3olt Congress st.
s. r. Bailey, Bath, Sleigh. e. patents.)
ST. Leach, Bangor, Assignor to self and E.
W. Elder. saw set.
P.A. Clark, New Sharon sled brake.
G. NJ. Patton. Bath. knitting machine
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lfaiae state Prison.

The official report shows that tho affairs Of
the Maine State Prison are in satisfactory
condition.
The Warden says that ''thc year has passed
without serious accident or disturbances Of any
kind, and that with few exceptions, gOod order,
industry, and disposition TO submit to the
rules ofthe prison. have prevailed"
The number Of conyicts in the Prison ut the
beginning Of the year was lbs; SO have been
committed since, 10 returned from Jail, making
the whole number l96. or these 80 have been
discharged by expiration Of sentence, and b
have died, leaving at the close Of the year, in
the prison, Ill. The highest number Of con-
yiets, at any one time during the year, was l52;
lowest I'D; average 1873. The number SEN
fenced during the year was is; in 1887. 63
were sentenced, and in 1866 the number was 93.
This comparison indicates that crime in this
State Is decreasing, but the Warden thinks IL
win not decrease much more until the traffic in
intoxicating drinks Is lessene,l, which is the di-
rect or indirect cause Of the crimes committed
by seyen-eights of the inmates of the prison.
There are IL conyicts under sentence Of death.
Al Of them except Harris and Levi Jack are
kept at work, and generally behave with the
graiest prOpriety. The parloning power has
been freSly used the past year. The Warden
suggests that no convict shall be granted par
don until he has seryei at least two years, not
within Que year after he has been punished ior
violation Of the rules Of the Prison. The disci-
pline Of the Prison Is mild but effective.
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OUR OWN STATE.

The 6rst locomotive used In New England Il
now In the shop Of the p. & X. R. r. In Angus
Is, being repaired for the dummy train to Gard
iner. The machine was built In Liverpool for
The Boston & Worcester Railroad. Its former
name was the 'Lion." now called the "Broyk-
line." ... f...... ....'. ...lJ -..
Parties from Portland, arc enjoying fishing
In Lake wiunepcsankee, under the most fAvors-
bic circumstanceA-Ihey have house upon
the ice which they move from place "a place at
pleasure. They make their hole through the ice
directly under the house AID hsh away n their
hearts content, with good FIRE near at hand
and entirely protested from jack Frost. ..f
The Bangor Wig says that men ct work On
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FAIR REPORTS.


yo., csmu,,.s. or, The Allowing There were eight
entries NJ hrreiing mars ios premiums.
One esch by The solo~ing rebtlnsru, Wis Joseph Heb
son, Ira Z. Do. WIN. IT, Dsvrng, Jams ADircss and
UoSscs woslmsu a. ssc,; John Drv aof John J.. Wari
II IAddofSi, Aad Philip iIbby q DAytoo.
Ttese we're all god mares AMI u Vas With sme dlm-
Guilty your copmiitse oeah decide shieh sA tDanied
TO JANE. Apir-, v, .-.ri the nr, rrvm,um of e'sh,
r. John r. Ward the seood Ave dollars.
voca rsIa OLD cotrs.
rer, wrre three fur year cd eo,ts pssssue r ~
Ore by John psiy Il bsia~i and matched r.lr by
Ern ADAMS az huxtoa. tr|... u. ...
To John Dor.ty y. give the nrs pr-mum Nv. doliau
No prcmiurns snr AWARDED fs matched outs, .s rive
M. Adams us- ssooei prrusam- 500
This pair u co,s gor sse, muscular ard With TIC.
" NV age and god trimming 'hoa'a H.Ae arm ir Of
workers. ...... ..
1--WE eusrS~s. One by Durznc- IltfI>A-ki d sso,. .
Knox ool, tr shieh We award tbs hnt pvs.isn q.
One by Geo. II. GIlpatr,ek or BBd.fsd.a Dr,- oo,,.
which Ne award Tie sscosyi Irvpluu,. 800
One by Stephen T. Kumcsy q BIIdefuci, ryi cd.
Aiso matched pair Of Mcrtn csts by A".s' bpnson
a Copish. Thee sr about mtidlnE sis, dan 900,
..nn..sh.d e..y rs- .es'e, in'snfs"' ann w ''H
..t. voIEIa Obs, ..f
Thre. eu,r,es. Os b, rhrlp Lbey 81 payica, .e
one 1 ~ i % !. Iss' q Ksnss'-''; =: ..''i
On bJ 4. Bsrry q 500, VIZ i.ir s"s.
.,. t. osa rsAh OLA
Five ss.rss. Ops ly Hmm D. knight d sss0, KD0r
colt $1,000
or, hy ghaip Libby of DAYTON, On b. John IA.
dss q Men 0u BY Jc-pA H'ss'" q sseo, III god
m Hiram D. knight ~ ssari The hnt prvmium, e 90
To IIcsos wooinan, tn srosnt, eLo
.... N. o. KsxpAii- IT,.
Wn. O. HAus,
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BU Q H q.
Iron the D,spssatory OF the Vhited stateaI'

DfOSMA CNBNATh-bUOuU kSN'bc
PRorssuEs.-rhsir sdoI 10 strong. dinssiye. and
MSdieai P,o,ssf,ss s.4 U.a.-Bushu leaves are
gently stimulint, vith peculiar tendency 10 she
Thsy are given IN senpislst. q the Urinary Or
CANS such rs Gravel, Chronic Catarrh OF The sLAd'
der Morbid Irritation ef the BLADDER and Cthers,
ipcontinsnce Of Urine, from . loss Of tone In tho
pa rts concerned In rs svaepaton- The remedy
has also been recommended in pyspepaa, Chronio
Rheumatism, C.ne1u. Anseu .sI an In.
the ages Of ~ 70 % and from - To o. or we ae
cline or change II life aflsr eosdnsusnt, or labor
pains bed-uetting In children.
To affections peculiar 70 FEMALES. the Extinct
Buchu Is unequalled BY any other reneHy, - In
ChIorosis, or Retention. frrrguianty. Psinhlns,s
or Suppression OF the Customary Eyseastions, VI
ceratsd schirrous state OF the Utsru'' Lsaeor-
Di,,@,. Of n, Raider. KiSs,ys. 0rsvsi. sd Drop
s,oii SW,L,sg'.-This medicine increase, the pewr
q .s:ao end ND ,Sss x. @s,. Or
depositions. and sll unnatural saIaryemenu arc
reduced, As we'll as pain and Inflammation
R,ineoa. EIrsef Bsesr mas cuna s.sx .,,on
OF the neck Of the bladder, and innaumauon ef
the Kidneys, liberation Of the hdnsy. and blsd-
der, retention Of urine diseases OF the prostate
GLAND stone In the bladder, calculus, gravel brick
dust de posit, and nucus or milky di,eharys., and
for enfeebled And delicate constitutions, OF beth
,e res. attended with the folio-ing symptomsi In
disposition TO s.srs,on; is: Of poSs, ,9m o. n .ss%
Hing. horror Of disease, wakefulness, dimnen OF
vision, pain In the back, hot hands flushing OF tho
body. drynsss u the ,kin. eruption On NE hce.
pallld countenance universal ia''itude OF the mu'-
cular system, &C.
H,imhoifs Est,sf BseAs 10 dlufstie and blood
Ing, and cures all diseases arising from hae-
lie Of dissi patton, excsss and nprudencss In LILO
iife. Impurities q the blood, 40, SUBSCRIBING go
pabIa In affections tor which II 10 used. such % yon-
orrhGa, elects Of long standing, and syphthtlo
| afectIons-in these diseases, used 10 connection
| with Hsimboks Rose WgsA.
sold by all druggists and dealers everywhere.
Beware Of counterfsits Ask for helmDois'
Tsko NO other PRIcE-Si.23 per bottle, or sfI bot
Ties for fd,j0 Delivered 20 any address. Describe
avn ptoms in all communications
Address n. r. IlELMB0Lp. s9t broadway. N. y.
NONE ARE GENUINE ssisss dsss W. ~ steel
euorasd wrapper, vita Jas-simns Of NY cAs~Ssi
WarsAssss, and sgsed
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THE UNION &c J0URNAL,

be len for investment in active enterprises In,
stead Of aiding burden to the people Il would
actually relieve them. In my opinion this would
be safer. less expensive, and moro effective than
our present. system, and better than grants VI
public lands" -
Our Agricultural interests, he thinks, sS'
vital Importance, and should be enoourgei
out inducements TO Scandinavian colonies 10 SET,
Tie in this State. They are q hardy, frugal anu
industrious race, and he advises the appointing
OF committee TO investigate, and report some
feasible plan. He favors the reminding OF inc
spirit Of enterprise which may open brighter
prospccts to our whole people, and says: -,
81 trust that the result Of all our efforts "li
be that We can keep our young men anu women
at home and rear up generation just ana ,y"I r,
inc Col, exemplifying in themselves the nobles'
culture and doing good works to their felio"
/ mon ~ 81.
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 4 BULrINCH ST.,

Opposite Revere House,
IT.. ,r,...-. .f sh.. I..t4stIss tshs pleasure w
nou ncins thst they have s~eyrsd The N!yiess OF
ths crime =, and wefl Known ~. A. A. HAYES.
iat. surg o. e. Army. Vice President Of ColsmbiA
Coilsgs Of Yhyaeiaus asd Surgeons. 10
This Institution nov publishts the popular med
IssI Iooh emitted ''The setenee 81 lAfe. o.
ssif.PrrssrsatIon," written BY Dr.. Hsyes. IL
treats upon the Ersss sf YsstA, Irs~sfsrs De-
tdss of MssAsst. NntHai Wsskssss, sst ~ Dis
sasss ssd sbssss Of hs Gsausfits osgsns. Thirty
thousand copies sold the last year. IL 10 indeed
book boz every man.-yoang men In Pafisuiaf'
Price only 81.
feet treatise Il ths Aid sser sssrsd the Psblle.
and Der Disessss," HrcfS.-,y ~ sss, ~ ~.
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may ma 5. nsssIc"sd, The Sysisry q Lik.-Bsss,l.
fai O6Spsing. beauty. 10 Saine 70 weIs,-nr
rAgs.-0snsnl uyIsiss Of nensnuy%snS-
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cloth. t2O Turkey Morocco, AL EilI 49,. ~
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mil durins The year. oabscrfDuon 49, PsI
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TIE MINE 1Ea1snAruRE.
AUGUSTA, Jan. IS.
The Senate was not in session. ~ L
HOUSE.
On motion of Mr.. Farrinpton.

vi hodoh VI
Ordered, That the COMMITTEES on Legal Reform be In.
sruce 10 devise some means, possible. whereby pas.
,engsrs upon railroads be protected against oes from
the destruction Of baggage BY the rough handling Of bag
gage masters p. In y rT z
Mr.. Hubbard presented memorial OF John d.
Godfrey et ais, Judges Of Probate in this State,
for sundry notifications Of the Probate laws
MN bills accompanying. fFF LI!.
Mr.. Abbott presented m order, which passed.
for the committee on the Judiciary TO amend
section %, chapter 1H Of the Revised Statutes,
by defining more infinitely and specifically what
Is "cruelty to animals" rs used In that section,
and also to follow a. near ~ possible the stat
utes of Massachusetts, and New York on that
subject. ' r.|
Petitions presented and referred-of Dcca-
tur Dawes ct. SO ais, for m net forbihding the
taking Of porgies in tie waters Of Maine earlier
than the LIST Of August; Of 8. Stanley for in
crease Of bounty for killing bears and wolves.
Mr.. Duncan presented bill an act to prohibit
the shooting Of woodcocks and partridges be-
fore the 10Th Of September. o. y.
SENATE.
Augusta, Jan. 19,-Mr. Messcr, from the
Joint select committee on the State Trcasurer's
report, submitted the report Of the committee.
Hon. I. II. Cushing. Senator elect from
Waldo, appeared and took his scat this MORN
ing.
A communication was received from the Gov
ernor, by the Secretary Of State, transmitting o
report of general statistics in regard to the
ST tc, which was laid on the table and ordered
to be printed. -.
The hour assigned for the Senate to proceed
to vote for United States Senator having ar
L. ,,rr.,ocIoI 20 All tha roll
Each member arose as his name was called and
.sAmcl the candidate for whom he voted. The
Galleries and floors in both branches were
crowded to suiIocation. In the Senate II was q
strict party vote, only one Senator, West OF
Hancock, being absent. The following Is the
vote For Hannibal Hamlin, %; for A. r.
Gould,2.
There was no business of importance trans
acted in the House previous to the vote for Ben
ator. At precisely half past II the Speaker an
nounced that the hour had arrived which was
assigned for the House to proceed to the election
OF United States Senator. The speaker sng-
ccstcd that perfect silence should prevail while
the vote was being taken. II was strict party
vote, with two exceptions. VIM. II. Bigelow OF
Clinton, Kennebec County, voted for JoshuaL.
Chamberlain; Daniel +. Potter Of Topsham yot-
Ell for Lot NJ. Morrill,. Gilbert Of Bath was the
only absentee. The following is the vote For
Hannibal IIamlin. llS; for A. p. Gould. 30; for
Lot NJ. Morrill,. /; for Joshua l.. Chamberlain
/.
After the vote was declared the House immcd.
diatcly adjourned. 80.
Thus the long Senatorial agony Is now over
and peace reigns at the capital.
In n convention of both branccs to-day, Sam
uel X. Whitney, Councillor elect, was quail
fed.
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TuE ALAR,NA TRElrY.-Tbc Hersld's WASH
ington dispatch says; 1.-The Alabama claims
treaty has been received. The protocol, as sub
mittcd TO the Senate, is considered to be very
considerable triumph for the Unitcl States. II
is regarded as CONCESSION Of the great point
contended for by Mr.. Seward. to wit That the
primary question Of the liability Of the British
government for the escape AMI consequent dep
relations Of the Alabama, should be referred to
the sane commission as viii consider the points
in dispute in detail, instead Of the King Of Prus-
or any other monarch.
The Posts Washington dispatch says; The
statement about the provisions Of the Alabama
claims treaty differ 50 widely that il is impOssi-
this morning TO ascertain the exact truth. One
point not heretofore given is, thsttwelye months
are allowed for the exchange Of ratification.
This delay IS taken as an indication that Mr..
Seward and Lord Clarendon have very little
faith in the chances Of their convention before
the Senate. A partial canvass Of the Senate
sus;ains this opinion. Five Of the seven menu
hers Of the committee ON Foreign Relations arv.
However, opposed to the treaty. This would en-
SURF it' defeat when brought by the committee
to the Senate for action. There is reason TO be-
lieyc that the treaty win be rejected within ten
days.
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Special Notices.
r-.,,,.Sv. Ycsr., Practice

In the Treatment a. diseases incident 70 Females.
has pla,sd IN. DON st the bead 81 Al 2nJsehmsss
him 70 guarsstss . needy and nsrnssene ssrs IN
the worst cases Of Suyrvsssiss and All othe. 49,
sfrssi Dsrasysmsss, IRON <Asfsesr sss,s ~. IsS
N. B-Bssrd /. rni,hsd V ,hoss dssirins V re-
main under treatment.
Boston, Jsly, s.-sp.poiyr2s
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ds,ir. 10 have Q tonic for invaiids which 10 both
pieasani and agreeable 20 ts tssts, Which ws
hsvs In the .Stsndsri wins Bt,sr" q NJ. AZ.
ned specr. Their error upon tlis sy,tsm MUD.
"a .iai IN afYsctious OF the thneys, ehrOnic dis
eases, with general debility OF The eoAsa'aaon.
Rald nv dfuYgtsta.
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There are o2 Kep.blican votes and ss Demo-
cratic votes In the Nov York Legislature. Sen
atcr Moryan's friends claim 20 Republicans,
and the feuton men claim 80. John A. Gri.-
void Of Troy is sddci to the list Of candidates,
and ,he friends Of Judge Soih Davis claim tina,
they can hold the balance Of power. The eOu-
test Is a very exciting one Cor the New York pa