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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

New York, and ofthe mlschleyious influence which,
through legislative corruption and the crimes of
Iamfnany Han, coupled with ITS frauds upon the
ballot box. have extended throughout the state.
whereby the most nciariols combinations OF MERGE
nary politicians are now arlayed against good gov
ernment, aud threaten 10 destroy the very basis or
popular institutions: and
whereas ~ now, more than ever, has becor.e the
Immaculate ana imperative duty oI republican, ~
the state and city 70 comblne tue elements OF oppo'
sitlon 10 Tammany Han, for the purpose of sup
pressing the wicked insirumenttilues when, unuer
the ditia,ion Of that corrupt and dcSpotc orgalZh'
ion, are sbanefrly seeking difecty 10 control the
preliminary action OF free amt independent lepub-
can electors n The city Of .Sew York;; hcreiofe,
be Ii
Eesolv d, Al The Republican State Committee,
IN special session, view of the grave responsi-
hiity resting upon them MS representatives, 81 the
true republicans of the whole state, hereby declare
II 10 be their deliberate opinion that II is ncXpedent
Tor the republicans OF the cllN OF New YORK 10 make
party nominations Tor the city ana county officers
a, me ensuing election, ana nat all true republicans
best suD5efye the interests o. Their party and
the country by aching ana voting with independent
democrats and all others In favor o; The purity o.
The ballot box and IL opposition 10 the NOMINATIONS
OF IaniGany Hall, and We hereby advise and recon-
mend slch nc Ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
A GOOD ARREST IN BRoOKLYs.
Gus Trlscum, the Adams Express RobSer, In
QgOd.

Gus TrIscum, the Adams Express R0bber, In
Qs0d.
Several siiverware sneak robberics have been
ported 10 the police IN Broohyn OF late and The de-
receive squad has been exerting Itself 70 'irop onn
the Togues. The latter gentlemen willy and hard
% come up with. Last evening about nalf-pa>t six
O'Clock, rs Detective corwin was looking around
the rcnin ward. nis attention was attracted ny the
suspicious acuons Of TWO men who were In state
street trying The basement doors. One o the lei.
lows remained on Tue sidewalk Wnile his companion
,tied the doors in the aioaways. AT No. i03 state
street near POWERS, the residence OF Rob
err ~. 00lwn IN entrance was effected. Subse-
.uentiy The mao who went IN out Of
tho hUnse earyGg punaie. The oricer who was
hit BLOCK on, 'cicsed M for his game. Tue
rligues move on ana wended their way 10 a build
ms hi course Of erection, Fourth avenue. near
p.c,ac street. When Corwin arrived within ten
feet the men they saw him, and. suspectng him
be after tncn TOOK ia their Deels, taxing separate
directions. lie followed the nearest one, and cried
ON to him 10 stop Or he would shoot. Thus chal
,cngcd the incf halted. and as the detective APP
pr0aeHe. il,m threw up his hands ana gave himself
up Tie man, who gave his name as Henry II. VIII
SON was taken 10 the Tenth precinct station
i,0ase, where upon being examined about
$500 worth OF heavy solid silver spoons
were found upon him. The detective
recognized III Mr.. wilson. his prisoner. no less q
parsonage than the notorious "Gus TriScum" Of
Adam, Express robbery, in which daring larceny he
inquired most consplcuOusy Few years ago. The
owner OF the ,iver plate (Mr. Goodwin called nc the
sratIoa house and identified the stolen property.
GUS, VINO VIA be arraigned to-day before Justice
Walsh, hai IN his possession TWO skeleton Keys,
Iock-picks ana skeleton night key. 10 facilitate his
entrance into the houses or his prey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

tive OF party, assembled last evening at No. 1873
Fourln street to consider The bc,, means Or re-
bukng those who attempted last fall 20 cheat honest
voters Of their votes. Amer an Interchange OF views
and these were gwen without reserve. II was resolved
10 form "Wil.laDihurs Samuel T. Maddox Associa-
Lon,F' ~ being the np,nlu1 al the ma 0lNJ pre-
sent ina, tie best way al rebakiny the
mon WHO indicted for committing The
supen,los frauds 81 last aN 10 support .or the
ONCE az ,eaniv rryistcr Samnel T. Maddox, VINO ~
IN the held ior that position against slr hugh Nc
IaugAin the acknowledged leadef 81 tnr delaocratc
rGg.
4 permanent organization war tneh ebectcd rs
flluWs:--rIesaenG f.0ncrt Hughes; Wee President,
Lewis liowe: Treasurer. Joseph A. Adams; score
iart, Charles q. Muiph!. Corresponding secretary,
James Gordon.
4 clsnlitee was theu appointed 10 Grafs rules Tor
HE III the ass atat0n, with orders 10 re.
Dor. AL tho next meeiu, watch VIII be held III tie
same place on saturday evening".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

Yesterday General Butler was renominatcd for
Congress by TIE republicans IN the rum district OF
Massachusetts. and General Banks In the sixth dis
fric.. .
Tie republican boilers IN Missouri are not dis
posed to submit amc!y To rresiuenta, ilctatlon in
their family quarrel. Brown. the boiling candidate
for Governor, IN speech at 81. Joseph. bitterly ar
raigned the President Tor his interference IN the
State politics, and boldly threw down the gauntlet
OF defiance. The quarrei delights the democracy
but il Is death 10 the republicans.
Wendell Philips is on the warpalh, and took IN.
Vulnerable republican ana democratic soaps rues-
day night in Boston He throws cold water on AL
the old parties, and his war cry IS Temperance
and "Woman's rights"
The coiored voters OF Trenton. N. H. have resolved
TO vote the straight republican ticket tor Congress
and STATE Officers. without scratching
One OF the nominees OF the Missouri Labo. Reform
convention declined The honor rendered. atm. on the
ground That he had not lived IA The STATE hong
enough oh never mind thar said the chairman.
You Will have lived long enough ~ The time sou
are eccJed.r
In Iowa the democrats lost OF lie counties
which they have usually carried. ~ixtv.onc conn.
ties give republican majority or - 90.
Maryland dara,c3 are apt pupils. senator Nick-
ers IN order 10 make nncyioar white men yolerS
the local election last wceS ln,,ac aut 4 oee, con-
much Tor the Senator he made 100 negroes voters
m the same way, and carried tile election.
Henry smith Yesterday noniinaiei ior 81.
prcme Court Judge for She mira Judeial district of
New York.
". a. Pointer IS tnc democratic nominee for IS.
scmhly nom inc first district u osweao county,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
~ slTsiglDs IN GEg Navy.

JIainr ssclrnlk. ,se Newark Gambrinn~,
Acme From The v.tcriamd-uis Views Oh
the stare OF Affairs ia tiermnuy.
on Tuesday IN The steamer Sllesia Major Her
mann schaik Of Newark, \. j.. one OF the largest
beer brewers III the country, arrived home after
-iX months VISIT TO fIie Vaerland with his family,
visit 10 his place in Newark was made yesterday
afternoon ny HERALD reporter with view 10 Oh
tanning some information from him regarding the
actual condition Of affairs in Germany up the time
he sailed. The Major was found entertaining his
brother, ioolpn, ana few friends with scenes and
isclielts he witnessed beyond the Rhine. The
people. he SAYS. are amt in favor OF prosecuting
Tue war INIT France shall have fairly acknowledged
IL rself conquered and then peace VIII only be de-
cialed when France snail have agreed 10 restore
AlSacc and LOrraiue 10 Germany, the NOSges to be
IN iu'ure tne boundary line. Great a. mas
been the drain on her people and her
tlpasury Germany Is still the Major suggests, pos
sessed oi immense numbers Of uen and ineAhausii
bic mems and war material. so plentiful are
volunteers Tor the army that the Majors nephew,
VINO Is the son nf a lnenlber OF the Prussian cab
net, would only DC taken as private, beng only
mneteen years of age, IN compliment 10 his father
are treated cxacily the same as the German soldiers
nj mess ana IN quarters. Indeed, so liberal
Is their treatment BY the authorities that
especially rs the opinion prevails that Prnssian cap
tives ana wonndei are treated most nhimianely
in France. surgeon who belonged to the ambu-
lance corps told the Major that Base, III front OF
Sedan, after the battle, he saw man and woman,
hoh French, gouge out the eyes OF q wounded
Bavaran, IN the intensity OF their hatred Tor the GER
man troops The woman was trampled to death by
the outraged Bavanan's comrades and then tossed
into u burning house. Her companion was bayO-
nctcl ana also pitched INTO the fire. While every
thing with the people is war, war, war; they are
not the Major states, carried away with excitement,
hut all seem Impressed with seriousness THAI be-
comes the condition of affairs. During his entire
stay in Germany he says, he never once met q
drunken man. King William aas the entire conf.
est
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

Steamship Russia (Bp, Lott, Lverpool-C FrancKiyn-
Bros
steamship Tybec. Delaney, 81 Domnso-sponord Tiles
Steamship Acnsbnet, Rector, New Bedford Ferguson
Wood.
ship Caravan, Nickel. New orieans-R Drummond
A Go.
Bark Jenny tBr Ien,icl, Cork for orders-F schwoon
Bark Snowdcu, Wood, rAdz~ rMiter z Houghton.
Bxrk Francis Bournenf CIR, Oliver, Savannah BOYD 4
Dincsen
Brig Juon Star tBr, Merriam, San Juan Nor d wof
4 60.
schr July Fourth Cobb Aqun fHayti)--H W Loud & Co.
sehr Hummns Bird trl Smith, 81 John, NIB Eeyns
4 Sons.
sclr Fanny shaw, Watts, Key West -Benner, Brown
Pncsney.
schr Mary A Tyler Tyler. Charleston -Evans Ball Co.
Schr w Maitland, Leighton, Elixabehport-David Bah
cock a Co.
schr Martin Van Buren, Harding, Nantacke-Ferguson
Wood.
sehr W Gray, CLARK, Saybrook, Conn.
Steamer Concord. Norman. Philadelphia.
Steamer Il q Ridie, icCne, Philadelphia,
Steamer A Sinners, yenpy, Philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox Philadelphia
steamer Walker, Sherrin Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
AisGs COUNTY POLITICS.

Nomination Of e. -. Webster for Congress.
The Third Congressional District Repub lean Con-
vent!0n was held last eyeaing al commonwealth
Hall, Washington s,rert. Mr.. Addison g. aicc, of
the Twentieth ward, was chosen President OF The
Convention. Colonel 4. Is. Lansing. delegate from
the Twentieth in telling cuiogsIic address nOni
mated Erastus II. Webster ~ the choice ~ I he CUf,-
venton FOR Congress. After informal and Tor
ma ballot had been respectively taken Mr. Webster
nominated ctrr r)cp. The nominee returned
his thanks Tor Inc no cor con erred and pledged niM.
self to DO all that was consistent with honor ana
principle 10 carry the fhli district To victory Isl the
DpIi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
A REylaslray BRgAkDGWS.

The Republican state Comniistec Hccof-
mead that no Party Ticket Ter City ana
sauYiy Officers be Nominal ea-Aiiiaucc
with the ySmne Deniocrary.
At q ecia meeting % The Republican state COM
m,,ice held 81 tneg rooms m thus city on yesterday
afternoon, at when iweivy members were pre-
semi The following preamble AMI resolutions were
adopted ~ vote o. q 20 3:--
whereas IN consideration Gf the dangers iEat
ces, de course of si;tgJ se,uhieaHs ~ fac ctY u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
T!S:, REass. TEa lES.EgDiy.
1p,y .arty-Gve Names ;sccarslcd.

The inspectors OF registry very generally yielded
q ready acgni"scence IN the recommendation nr
Mayor lal, and closed the registry places. IN
eight ten districts the inspectors opened The
books FOR The purposes OF \ recount which gave
rise To reports freely circulated that they were
proceeding with the registry. Careful inquiries IN
stituted show that no names gisrercd in any
or the districts except the Nineteenth district o. The
Twelfth ward, where eleven names were recorded
before eleven O'clock when the inspectors closed
he books, ana the Nineteenth district Of the
seventeenth ward, where hirty-fOur names we're
lcans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
BISHOP sAyLey, o. NEWARK. ON ROME.

At the Catholic Institute In Newark last evening
bishop Bayler delivered an exceedingly interesting
lecture Rome As It is, or rather as 1t was. He
was particularly severe on Victor Emanuel and the
Italian government which, he SAID, was full OF
fraud corruption ana robbery. Italian unity was
snare aud deiisiun. The people OF Rome were "A
sober orderly, quiet and religious people, and thor
ou:.hly satisfied with the Papal government and
The Pope himself. The Eisnop was repeatedly ap-
Dnudeu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
The SdulGlsR's Waeh.SG.r

Charles II. Knight, belonging 10 The ship Hudson,
AT preset iying ~ inc hara"f. arrested by
Coenel whitley Oh Tues,iay last ana taken before
COMMISSIONER Shields, ehlrgei with having Snug
gled quanls Of lace, 10 TIE satlc OF elan STERLING
lie pleaded guil1, hud was Yesterday arraigncd
before Judge Benedict. ~ The inea st3tes Circuit
Court. Beng his FIRST Unence ~ Judge nnea hltn
$500. and warned him mat II % cyeg am!gglcl any
thing mo New YoTk again he noall cilin,l hna TO
ufisua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

Political Fi$nt in Third avcnHe Iusi Might.
As the youthful democrats leet their CLUB at
the corner o. Nineteenth street and Third avenue
last night 4 gentleman. known IN the ncghDorhood
- philadelphia Bill' was taxing a noe
tlr1al ramo!e along Third avenue IN any
thing huL u sober condition. the democratic
atmosphere THAT prevailed was TOO much for
BINS ee,ingS, ana he sought safety valve IN
@faiulIpnsy pitching INTO one or Two OF ;he 'hogs.'
htir irenas, though strict adherents to democracy,
thGught that Hl was q llttlc too democratic ms
IONS, ana accordingly gathered rolnd ana gave
HIM Il severe nummcl.lns. lie WAS re cued with
difficulty nom lie hands Of some OF the younger
brethren 81 tIe iQung Democracy anG staggered
nome - saddel, bui :: WISER man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
AID FOR THE WOUNDED.

Con;ribri ions by the Passengers Of the Steam
ship Cubn.
STEAMSHIP CUBA, Oct H. 1870.
10 THE EDITOR or THE IIERALD:-
We beg to hand you herewith the sum OF eli l0s.,
the same having been collected board he Cunard
ship Cuba, IRON Liverpool to New York. October s,
1870 from the passengers with the request that the
wounded soldiers OF France and Prussia, and that
you win give one.halr to the respective relief
mittecs.
We are indebted for this sum to Mr.. Fred Lubin
vino generously gave To the passengers an evening
entertainment on board the ship, conditioned that
the collection he sent TO you. as above requested.
ROBERT y. BALL,
GEORGE A. WEBER, Committee.
MEREDITH BAILEY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
ngeznrt Assembly Nomination.

The Mozar, han party made The following ncmi-
nations Tor Members OF Assembly lass evening"
DIST. DtSi. ffH#
2-Denis Burns. q-Jamcs O'Nel
5--George Loltrel. 2i-JcOige II. kllng
SIS. r. Nolan
In nine districts where conventions alvel.
tseu be held no evidences Of the existence OF the
larty c0uld he foun.i In the other districts the
conventions adjourned without naming candidates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

Local AID Police Paragraphs aid Miscel'aae Gus
Items Of Metropolitan News.

The following. record wiz show tho changes in the
Temperature ior the past twenty lour hours in
rarison wh the corresponding dag OF last year, ~
Indicated by the thermometer M BGdnGt's piar.
macy, HERALD Building. corner Of Ana street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

Sheriu O'Brien and number Of ms adhereDts
were present on Tuesday the place Of registry for
the Twelfth district of the rwenty-irst ward. In
The OF conversation The sheriff stated that lie
ielt no interest whatever IN the present election.
except IN 20 far as Leander Buct, the candidate Tor
Assembly from the Eighteenth Assembly district
N.s concerned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
G4psn.,ca, assrsa AZ rasgnAEEps,a.



General stewart l.. Wooilord reached here to-
night Cannon were iired, fireworks displayed and
tue streets lighted win boniircs Collingwood
opera Holse was crowded with gentlemen ana Ia
dies 10 hear him speak Alter the meeting he was
serenaed III Professor En- tnian's residence. where
numbers OF pfoinineh' citizens met him al me ban
qIet tablc. lie leaves for New York tomorrow
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

The democratic primaries were held throughout
Brooklyn and the county town. iasl evening. The
utmost unanimy prevailed but ono ticket beng
voted. The delegates chosen viii meet IN County
ana Congressional convention on Friday next, and
nominate n candidate FOR Register. County Clerk
surrogate superintendent OF the Poor Fourth DIS.
trictl, Justice OF the court OF Sessions. Congress
man Tor Tie Second and Third Congressional dis.
trlcts respectively. The Assembly Conventions Will
lie held on SATURDAY. ward primaries FOR The noiaL
nation OF candidates for Aldermen ~ The even NUM-
bcred wards ana supervisors i'll The odd numbered
wards Will he held on Monday evening next.
A Demand for u Fair Election.
A nnlnher 0f The VOTERS nr Northumberland irle-ncr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
SAILED.

Steamships Russia and Wisconsin, Liverroo st Laurent
Havre; Britannia, Glasgow; Tybee, 81 Domingo.
Wind nj sunset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
yGESG DEMOCRACY N8NlyaTl0ss.

nominations Inade:-
Dtst. Dust.
flames Hcaly 20-John Bniler.
B. Cbristoptler johnson. ai-Mciae liaoraD.
I5--Johu Relerty. .
IN me lwent,-drst district where Mr. McNaliy
pr sided, n crowd OF macontents assembled alter
ihe meeting had adjourned anu attempted 10 make
an opposition movement BAT failed 10 agree on Il
candidate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

Justice Shandiey, ~ Jenersoa Market yesterday
committed John Mcbride charged with Attempting
10 pick tie pocket OF James fchnessy. o. 3ds West
TWenty-iifth street, w!lil" proceeding through
Twenty fourth stree; on Tuesday ni.gal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20
SHIPPING NE W s.
PORT or VIEW YORK.. OCTOBER 10. .s,o.
CLEARED.

steamship Wisconsin. Williams Liverpool tvia queeus
fnw NJ Williams /. t,uoB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

AVtfayr Temperature Tor torfVspon nag DAT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

Yesterday morning John Rane, ~ M. All west
Thrty-trst street. fell rom The ftn story OF a new
building corner o. Madison avenue and seventy
eighth ,tfect, escaping with leW scratches. lie
pckcd himself up and al once returned to work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

y DrM:issH TOT II FHT FsI'CTtVH.
A number OF the voters or Williamsburg, irre-pcc-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-20

siding sixth avenue, was arraigned before Justice
Ho.an. st the TOnibs, charged with having snatchcd
500 from Robert &. Bolton, Of Al Pine street while
the latter was counting the money ~ III. Chemical
Bank. Benton was hel,i Tor trial N ,cfsul OF -
hal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-12-07
New York Produce Market.
New YORK, Dec. 6.

COTTON-sales - baies mid. uplands l5ss
FLOUR-l250J; state 800 a63j: round hoop ohio
$50 1855; ~eeteri 5oOa 60, southern IA 9 s2A.
WHEAT 81 0uU Du; No. spring .3YG 40; new
No. : do 1871 1879; winter red anu amber western
l45di45.
CORN-59, eco; new mixed western, 74a7s; old,
1881.
ga Estate 59iSGi; western 59aG0
POkk-mess, u 0OG - 30; prime. l. 0G1l15).
Rt1'rEk-We TN. 4a30; state ta2i.
WTIISKEY-Westein free, s9l. $50.
RICE-Carolina, Ga ak.
sUGAR-Poro Rico 10 loai Muscovado, W a99.
MOLA>SE>-N o G5ds5
SP'T~ TURPEN1INE-i7dl7z.
R0SIN-2nj for strained.
PEfR lLEUM-crude, II; refined, %.
TALLOW-S1e a..
LAKD--steam. i2t al3i4 kettle, Iin30.
FREiGHTS TO LINERPOOL-Cotton. 5-'6g Il
d.; flour :. ~ d. = d; wheat "a 5S4 d.
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'FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.



Among the resolutions adopted were those
by Mr. Haldeman of Penn, instructing the
Census Committee to inquire into the COM
plants as to the accuracy of the census, and
whether the reliability of the basis OF repre-
sentatisn was thereby effected.
By Mr.. Burlington of Mass, calling on
the Secretary of Treasury for report as to
the suitability of a building at Fall River,
Mass, to be used for Custom House, Post
Office and Internal Revenue Office.
by MIR. Banks of Mass, calling for the
CORE dependence between the Navy Depart
and the Admiral.
Among the bills introduced were the fol-
lowing:
BY Mr.. Lynch of Me-. to review the navi-
CATION and commercial interests of the United
States, and renting duties on all ship
building material used for vessels in foreign
trade.
By Mr.. Cox of n. y, to enable United
States citizens to register foreign built
vessels.
By Mr.. Reeves of n. Y, admitting to the
registering in ports of the United States GER
tain iron and foreign composite built vessels.
BY. Mr.. Cannon of Texas, repeating duties
on sugar and coffee.
By Mr.. Porter of Va, for abolition OF the
ranking privilege. and to provide for the
TRANSMISSION VI olilCidi anu otliSA
public matter.
BY Mr.. Farnsworth of H., to authorize
and promote Geographic communication be-
tween America, ASIA and Europe.
BY Mr.. Kellogg of Conn, for improvement
of the harbor in New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. Logan of H., asked leave to introduce
and put upon its passage bill abolishing the
office of Admiral and Vice Admiral in the
Navy, the former at once and the latter when
Il vacancy occurs.
MIR. Hale of Ne. objected. and MIR. Logan
thereupon gave notice that he would move
on Wednesday next to suspend the rules and
pass the bill.
BY MIR. Wilkinson of MINI, calling for in
formation as to whether the Pacific Railroad
Companies have made default in payment
of interest on their guaranteed lands, and
what amount thereof has been paid by the
government.
BY Mr.. Eldridge ct Wis, calling on the
President for information as to stationlng
Federal troops at Montgomery, Ala, TO pre-
vent the Governor elect from taking posses
sion of and entering on the duties of his
office, and as to stationing troops at other
places without the request of the legislature
or the Executive, for the purpose of sup
pressing domestic violence.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole and distributed the Presidents
message among the various committees.