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, 1870-07-04
BUSINESS NOTICES,

The pFettie&t WoHaAh In New York.
Miss &, well kns&n IN our fsahion4hla society
for her distfnJ1e appearance and beautiful com
pe1tou, Vas ouce . s2l1ox. rough skinned girl,
anagIined at her red, freckie4 face. She pitched
INTO HaGan's Magnolta Balm, and ia Row Al pretty
Tnas Article overcnura treckiea, TN, saIIoWness
,noa m,otn..patches rinE-marla, etc. and makes one
Ts41 IooH !en years Jounger than tAey are MaRnoa
1taim !oE uanspatenA complexion. snd fTon.1
~. ha.aa!soa to maSe tie hair pleatfa.. Iaxaftsnt
soit sau detleate. M have no r,vaia The Kaihsron
danaiu ano @ : u ths @ beas aso asoatog aa. sEadcasea
tie world, eneeRo@t o1oe108 u
, 1870-07-04

oclcck Yesterday afternoon for nre r. the build
Y md occupied by B. Flint Us boarding house.
J. le s5Iuetule was damaged about 800. and Flint
lGst Sso2 IN furniture The latter 1s insured for
6;ere1aE1, and sl,6tN Ia the Ba1alo Mutual.
There we're Eereral boarders who lost slightly by
Water. defective chimney Tls the cause,
, 1870-07-04

Al twenty minutes before O'Clock last evening
q double team Of horses, owned by 2. G. Hanfurd.
near the corner Of Adams and Despal nes Streets
and xzn Away. In the carriage to which they were
attached were seated ME. H8nford, hls wife, and
child, and neice. The animals ran cast on Adams
street. and, when near the yIaduct ran into pill
lar, sitting the carriage and throwing the occu-
pants cut All Of them were bruised a little The
ANIMALS then broke loose from the vehicle and
ran into the river. the bridge being open. one
was drowned, but the other was taken out alive.
, 1870-07-04
SUN SPOTS.
Hfot mud Cold Wenthcr-Explnax
tlon VI q Paradox.

tlon VI q Paradox.
It has been hot whether in spita Of tho Sun
spots, or because of their existence, OF for some
Independent reuEon, neither understood nor
assigned. And the fact is not confln cd to one
Ieny 1t would bo folly; and the w1itar OF the
sun spot articles, which have elected 80 much
comment, and drawn forth so much discus-
sion, acknowledges the fact as cheerfully as is
consistent with the lsssitude which is scarc rcely
separable from the heated term.
However much some may 10 disposed to dis
credit the assumption that sun spots and DIM
nihhed temperature stand in the relation to
each other Of cause and effect, seeing that tho
fact appears to them to be inconsistent with
he theory, there are few who will deny that
he subject is one Of great interest and impor-
ance, and that valuable knowledge may 70.
10 elected in ita discussion, oven though tho
original proposition should bo proven to be
absurd. II is really, though, Of little conse-
lrence to humanity whether this or that mau's
lor woman's) views arc tenablo or not but the
sorld at large has great interest in the solu-
lion Of a perplcxipg problem, tho solution OF
which may prove to be tho initial step in that
teorology.
It ia no wonder that our claim for conpec-
ton between eun spots and altered meteoro-
logical conditions should ba difti:ult to anprn-
ciate, seeing that the subject is comparatively
now one, and that lss discussion ipyolyes the
study Of numerous conditions, many Of which
are novel, and, therefore, liable TO bo 1nisun-
derstood. The records of a hnndrad rca,a
mast furnish ma will, mn n,r,,1o, r. ~ 1-oro-
tional onantitv of tbe snn.a ap,f.ca oi,u,u-ad
by spots the present wear. and We bs,ieIa FRAT
tho meteorojnpical conditions no,x ~ht.;r;no
arc eaualIy eiueulsr. when wa take into the ~,
count tho immense araa u1;cb IL NJ.
iected in the same vay. And ua bore rcnoat
from nrayiors article. tbat i. v;ov ~ tha
meteorolocjcal conditions of one n1,co m tbo
eartf,e surface. ia of little value in deducinr
q mateoroloeical law. Tie position Of A ait.
gle point in curve in Of m yalue to tha
mathemAtician in enabling him to doterm;ne
The properties. magnitude. and position of tho
curve; but, il several points be eiyou. he can
trace tie curve through and beyond them. He
can even trace the patti and period Of : comet
.round the heavens from an observation Of
Its position on sevtral consecutive dates. But
the greatest possible nicely OF observation Of
the comet, in one place alone, would give 10
equation from which to work cut tho calcula-
lion. ........
comprehensive view of the subject may
scs1a1k in nroyinr that our sI1n Annt thanry il
, 1870-07-04

Our readers, IN search OF superior portable
steam engine, aro referred TO the card Of J. c.
uoatIey + Co., In this pepeT. Over 800 OF these
engines are In use, sold within the past thirteen
years. md every one, without exception SO fas as
En0wn continues to give entire satisfaction. The
hare been constantly driven to oil orders; but haze
recently enlarged their works, and a7e now able to
nll all r3ats promptly. All euginesare waT7au1ed
satsfacan anry or no sale,
, 1870-07-04

FoI7EP rA-NERs ys- F11tESIK-
The Potter Fam-E Club, Of Chicago, donned
their new unIform- On Saturday last and went to
Belyidere to play match game With the PhGnlx
Club. Of that Place The close OF the eighth in
ming left the Phnnl1 eight Iuns ahead. The
PalmeIs easily closed up the gap, and put in one
tn good order with the aToxed purpose OF carrying
the Dag. The phHnix went to the ash eIulungly,
but the Primer gave them one run onfy-just
enough 70 tie tho game aud make It interesting
A tenth inning became Necessary, resulting in
I'VE runs for the Palmers and q Zero for the Phus-
nix. Below i8
, 1870-07-04


Anticipating sharp game OF base balI-a kind
p1r1S-two thousand or more people we're at the
Union Grounds yesterday to sc the White Stuck
fnEs play the Haryafds- The weather was nne.
and there Was apparently every condition fayora-
bic to IN Interesting contest Al the Chicago men
were on the neld sound, and the Harvard HSeWtse
excepting Goodwin, who was quite weak and
suffering considerably from the effects Of sun-
stroke. The White Stockings were first at the
haI King struck the bsn to Perrin, at nrst base
aud retired. Hodes made ftne strike, but Wood,
who followed, sent up = foul ny, which Bush
caught H0tles, Cuthbert, FiJEn, fand McAtee
E<oied and MeyerIe made nrst base. when crarer
went out on nS TO Eus.1S uarynru,a nrst
striker was Enstts, who hatted well and scored,
Wells got no further that tue third, as Perrin
went out on 3 NJ to AcAiet, Huah on nv at cen
te 1eld, and Austin on fuu tT to Craver. On
the second inning every one OF the White Stock
tngs scored, batting Gt'odWln's pitching strongly.
Towards ths close Of this inning Goodwin went TO
nght nclc, Eusrts to centre, Wells to second base
y bite caught, and Bush pitched slow halls.
FtnEham STUCK ont, King was caught OF the
nrEt and run cut at second, and Hodes RETIRED On
= foul ny Caught by White On their next three
innings the z1rasds failed to score run, ,Meyeries
pltchlcg seeming to be beyond their hitting
powers. Il IS supetdpcus to go further in detatl
The White Stockings batted heaSlly. whtla tne
Ha1Fa.ds nelded loosely aud Inasie csIuss with
Stockings had Little to do. as nobody but Bush and
Enstts WIS able 10 hit Meyerles pitching out otithe
in-held. The game lasted two hours and 1or1y-iye
tninutes,-too long for forty runs Mr. Rogefa. Of
the Lowell Club, umpired well, but WAS hnle 100
easy.
, 1870-07-04
Avenae piring-Raous.

tuIney, who has long been 3 aRncceasfnL 5estau-
Fattar at No. 1sZ Lake street,, o-lsI has formal
opening OF his new dining al,a wine roosas at No.
81 Washington street, and viii begin Ills regular
ociIns e.. a1 Sn,anSy na aas Sesesea ans
Will kGep IL bis Old tFadc spd gli1 AaM. to hnak
, 1870-07-04
Ul8TRUC310M.

INOR sSIEIOIIST CUrOTF GRAVEL. II
l.xe an eaaRs!t.s: At IT posa. u
cAu be supplied 81 tAs rubie y.ri omSo " South
EtSrf-sx Rooa .. JOHN MCCAFEGRY CO.
, 1870-07-04
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

SATURDAY EVENING, July g.
LEMBER-The demand for inHbeF continues
fair. and prices remain nrn and unchanged. Shn-
gles latn, aId plckcts sold at former prices The
following were tho reported s2les:
Cargo Of schI Souvenir, from Pentwutar, $40 m
By Philips 4 Browne
Cargo Of schr Joscs, from Mnskeeon, no m IT
1900, mill tally sold By Blanchard h BorlanL
Cargo Of schr A. D. Hanson. from Oconto, f70 m
It ftlumoer at st4.o0 for inch. and 1850 for 2Inch
lath Mt 500; sold hJ Blanchard i BOrland
Cargo Of schr Ethan Allen from Oconto, 910 m
It lumber at s14. 90 for Inch. aud *0.5o for 2nch
lath ut $500; sold by Blanchard i Borand.
Cargo Of schr II. II. Scott from Oconto, 160 m It
lumber at sl+90 for luch, and E10.o0 for 2-inch;
1ath at $500; sold By Blanchard Bor1antl.
Cargo Of schr E. r. Blake, from Oconto, 110 m It
,ath at 500: sold by Blanchard i BorlanI.
Cargo OF schr General Grant, from Porter 4 Co.'S
m Portage Lake, 140 IN It mixed at $50 for
strips; $1200 for bplItls; Sl0t0 for short otnch,
and s2.00 fur lattl: sold by II. D. Cone Sons.
Cargo Of scow T. L. Jones, from Grand River, 100
Dullen i Co.
Cargo Of barge Vim. Burns, from Grand River,
$50 IN It strips and ho1rls, and some timber, at
sl3.GO; sold by Irish, Dueh i Co.
stnps and boards at sla1sH; soia by Davis /
Mason.
Cargo Of schr 8 Bates, from Muskegon, 1eo m It
boards mud strips at $500; sold By g. TruesdelL
Cargo Of schr E N. shoyer. from Muskegon, i0l
N + boards and strips at s15oo; II lath at 500;
sold by g. .TEQesdcll.
Cargo OF schr Bosz, from Muskegou. 90 N It
strips Ut $Ia0 co. Is IT boards aud 2nch at $1ao0;
II m lath nt te 90; sold by \. B. Watson.
Cargo Of schr IEer Lawson, from Anskegou 11a
n, It st.pa and M boards m Mill tally. at fIsoo; Is
Ar TJR yAHpH.
, 1870-07-04
THE NATIONAL GAME.
The Garden Citys at St. Louis
Defeat OF tho Empires by
30 10 ~,
Eas!ern Comments en- the White
stockinga.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.

Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
TIE GARDEN C17ys At 81. LOUIS
81. LoUIs, Julr a-oVe1 l, 900 people were in al
tendance at the base ball park, this afternoon, TO
zee The game between the Empires, Of ST. Louis,
champions Of Missouri, and the Garden Citys, OF
Chicago The game was begun ii bali past n.
m, MI. Kenyon, Of the Unions, Of ST. Louis,
ptrclated aa umpire, and proved very prompt
impartial, and severe one. The Empires we're nrst
TO The bat, making talIes: the Garden Cttys fol-
lowed with 9, and in the thir'i inning with II.
while their opponents only nade / After this
W1tn tie score: Garden Citys, So; Empires, II.
The play Of Kearl on second Was married. By two
beautiful double plays that drew the applause OF
he spectators. Pulen White Fox, and =! The club
distinguished themselves At the baG and also IN the
1cld. The Empires p.ayed good uphill game,
and arc tne get Of JounE men. They met the
visitors at the cars and showed them crety atten-
1ion that they could possibly expect providing
carriages for them to the base bali pa!s aad re.
turn, and took their defeat tn xnod hatured and
eenllemanly manner. Tho f'zlowtpg Is tho score:
f:;;:::: ];:;: f:= Willis 81
Time Of canoe-s h1Uit, Is lninutcA.
, 1870-07-04
BaAe Ball.

The Mysttes, OF Detroit, champions OF Micnlgani, A.
aslvcd III this city yesterday morning, ana VIII
coutcs, a game a1 Ogden PARK, with the Etnas, Of
this city, al half past y. n. to-day. EACH cup =
c6n6dent, and q close and exciting game Ii ahuca-
p11ed4
, 1870-07-04
Drowned.

A boy named Carlo RFboria, Jcafs Of age, son
Of Joscrh Rlboria President Of the Italian Society,"
was droWpel IN the basin, At the foot Of Wasnlng-
ton street, yesterday afternoon. He and two other
boys were bathing, and Carlo went beyond his
deIsth, sank and renamed In the water twenty
I'VE minutes, and when taken out was lfeiess
The Coroner held IN inquest, and the jury 1cn-
, 1870-07-04

Among the attTacliUps Of to-day Is the spec-
tacu'ar drama Of the Green Hnntsnaan 81 inc
ard. on this occasion, 1or the benefit Of ~.
Ding1e, the Manager An error Was coulnitted 10
our columns, yesterday. In announcing ta8t me
whereas, to-day Is Its last performance Those
who wish to see 1t must avail themselves OF this
opportunity.
, 1870-07-04

~ Lhe 1ca9 80 OR1H1aal Te.te ~
P6ososetsasd P6s@saoSa Saa,1 = "a casya Enxn = Fsr7o
RESTORES cosee % Nse hSnod ~ 12k W. 1oa
- ne1vS Hs1e, ~ - c&1iesyR
, 1870-07-04

specis1 Despatsh to The Chicago Tribune.

Special De4rat.h to The Chicago Tribune
THE While sTpcKISus
New Y0sK, July a--Ihe White Stockings AZ
1tsed here this morning, and put up At the Metro
Fo!itan Hotsa. There Ii considerable excitement
IN base bali circles over the pending game to-mor-
row. The betting over In Brooklyn runs abtut
800 to SO In favor Of the Au8nt1ca. Tue later
are very contd2ut of winning the game. The
Chicago hoFH, however, have great deal Of the
same kind OF feeling. Outside Of The Atlantic Club
and its Immediate friends the chances OF the
White Stockings arc regarded with much favor
There Will be IN Immense cFuHd IN attendance TO
witness the game, and no doubt &. .laTse amount OF
betting Will be indugsd IN. Tu-ntght the weather
lcofs very uufayoEable, promising rain for tomor-
row. Clipper Firnn viii play at nrst base, end
McAtee Will lay OIL The rest Of the nine viii play
iii their usraf rntfionS
, 1870-07-04

nIEn.

Paper Hanging and Wiu&ov
saasss as sss Kissz PaH e Fsson. o glass and
, 1870-07-04

ApPf6&e80e0 kA&lHS IN K1N@Cos
Parss (Ju1s 15) Correspondence ~ the sssr fof@
3f1sss-
We ase Ill preoccupisd here. jnst now Nlth
4 question &1noet "a SERIOUS - Z EufoFean
exnplicatiou, or Of th4 pxoclaznAtaon q ~
, 1870-07-04

About O'Clock last evening . dog ran ont Of .
6aIn, on Harrison street, and seized little Rirl,
nS r,Ncsxas xas passing with her parents, by the leg.
fstns+ fstnan AcG2rry WAS called, and asked the
EnnTa YOU'D not permit the otlcer 10 see il the
Mct;N1rvw ~ ~ great oI small AL he wanted was
ss IL *as net evident 70 him that he eanne - ha1
noAe eooaen 10 warrant hIH being Killed oS~A
, 1870-07-04

--e.Se-..sre
COOkE-1n th:B city, Sunday July 4 George
AuGustns. youpEe: Of Charles e and Mary Cooke
1Kcd Year, and . d&yt-
Funeral from the fetidence H5 Wese CafypEst, to-
day. tMondayl At go ?. m.
, 1870-07-04

The American A0uSE~ Boston, 2s
most conveniently located to all lines Of ts1yel as
well to the business portion OF the city Billiard
rooms, cafe, passenger elevators, DC. Newly fur
nlshed throughout.
, 1870-07-04

Rough Skin made smooth by usinX
Juniper Tar Soap, manufactured b1 Caswen,
Hazard Co., New York
, 1870-07-04

Economy.-BY using Mrs. Whit.
combs syrup for children, many doctors bill
can be saved, and much suffering aveftesl. Read
the advertisement In another column.
, 1870-07-04
Every Methcr vino @e~nrs. n

Every MotAeF who Regards the
life and health OF her child should possess Mrs,
W11slows Soothing Syrup. It Ia an old and WE'LL
tried remedy. It relieves the child from pain,
softens the guma, reduces Inflammation, cures
wind colo, regulates the stomach and bowels, and
by Giving rest and health to the child, comforts
the mother.
, 1870-07-04

gives n4t1fsl, AealtAful tuna to 2s tIses5rs o..
M14efofnea general de6Dlty, depruGUn of spf-
ifS: a.ao ne ee9s p1eventsxtve esatn1t fs1er aud
agoe A4nurscs11ed only BY CssWeu Hazard A
Co, New Yort Sold by druggists,
, 1870-07-04
PERSONAL,

DSRS0SAL-F G. ". RcLr. Is IN THIS CITY
he Na please cali Dir, H. BHIAHD, frcza Ft11cc.
late OF St Louih At his oe.rc. lD6 and lp A7:n,s-
1nat1oN wlIcrt Ee is viii cphttr . favor.
, 1870-07-04
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
TOR SALE-THE BEST FRUIT FARM IN THE
l. Michigan fruit bf.t situated Heat,'s Corners,
two lnes IRON Benton iafhor and same from
st Joseph, Farm Is beautifully Improved with good
hoM.s tenant hoqse f:u!t houst. cas1acr Glss, ice
ming busiuess the fruit canne at this establiahntnt
HAVING world Eifr rprtnton, Is all offered cheap.
and on scr favorable trrmt only rua pay down,
siaEcr ~ long hinc. sattfaEtory Feaso1s given for
ft,nE Fer further particulars, RI On. a4.dtc.r.
SMITH CALDWELL Room Is, 1s3 Dearborn St. Chi
cage
TOR aALE-CHTAP, CHKAP-so ACRES FINE
laPi inE1 r1Et ot RIue Island; e3J per :lcrt,.
, 1870-07-04

A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS bad TAR BEST
IL Of opseHt4atdes, dczfes % taaeh mu1in 1tn1eh.
cstioS. 10 xdvAts fsni She can ei7e &Ae Ses3 rfe{.
eotc AadtJs ~, ], Tribune pnheA
, 1870-07-04
MAGHTNERY.

NFASTED-TQ KEST-FURySHED HOUSE,
" with moderH improvements and tentrsuf a1ssasfs
Is mali family Hfthhat children Atliftes - = DA-
GIS. u South M8tkrtt. EItN& tnI pAftenEafs
, 1870-07-04
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
WANTED TO RENT.

ITO REET-FOUR 7-04"9AYE PIAesDa AND TWO
oExahs At low rates> Also, psnos Il: I'd s1d fpsff
3D. J, H. WDLCDTT. - Statc-et-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-02

THE WAR.-From the mass OF dis
matches. which one day bewilders
and the next befogs the readers as
to the positions of the armies, we
rather that on the 9th, an attempt
was made by Bszaine to withdraw
from Metz, which being discovered
by the Prussians was frustrated af-
ter desperate fighting, in which the
Prussians we're twice repulsed, but
again returning to the attack, after
immense loss, obliged the French to
retire to the cover of the walls of
Metz, when the fighting ended for
that day.
Various minor engagements with
varying success, had occurred up
till the 3Oth, when, it appears, the
armv of MeMahon was attacked
while on the march, and obliged to
retire across the Meuse, after inflct-
ing and receiving heavy loss. The
reports are not clear as to which
side of the Meuse he retired to, and
it is not improbable, from the gener-
al tenor of the dispatches, that he
may be even nearer Bazaine than
before the fight. The battle was ev-
identity not of so decided charac-
ter as to leave Paris hopelessly
at the mercy Of the advancing Prus-
stans. Later news may, however,
determine that such is the case.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-02

also come under the head OF mono
nolies who are eating up the people" ,"
as they denOunce all whose interests
are fostered by the tariff You are
already convinced that raising wheat
at the present prices hardly pays
yet if the Democratic position he
true, you would be obliged to sub
nit to a reduction in price equal to
the duty charged on wheat. e.
twenty-five cents per bushel. Can
you give your support to party
whose professions, if carried into
effect, would rob you Of all the pro
fits of your business? Read the ar
ticle carefully, and remember that +,
f. Dickinson is asking your sutfrag-
es because he is in favor of free
fradn
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-02
A DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE.
A High Old Time.

After the Democratic Convention adjourned
yesterday, the fierce wrangle between the
Baber men and the anti-Baber men, led to q
bloody encounter near the depot in London,
in which considerable number were engag-
ed and knives and stones were freely used.
A village officer who attempted to quell the
riot was speedily overpowered, and driven
from the ground. The opportune arrival Of
the train alone prevented most sanguinary
fight. As it was, it became necessary to cease
fighting and rush for the train. A party of
the rut1ians who had engaged in the fight,
created the most intense CONSERVATION among
the ladies and children on board-of whom
there happened to be many-by traversing
the cars, covered with blood, and bowling
like wild beasts. The whole party seemed
insane with anger, and they made the most
fearful outcrles as they ragged up and down
the cars. Certainly no such obscenity and
blasphemy ever came to the ears Of ladies and
children before. Most of the ladies had hus-
bands and fathers who endeavored to calm
them, as they hUddled together in scared par
ties; and all the quieter part Of the delegates
and other gentlemen did what they could to
calm the excitement, and quiet the disgusting
beasts who were exhibiting themselves But
it would have been as easy to reason with
mad bull.
For most of the way to Columbus the ex-
citement continued, breaking out several
times into bloody encounters, in one of the
cars which was occupied largely by ladies and
children. 1t is but simple justice to say that
the decenter Tart Of the delegates present were
vigorous in their denunciatiOns OF the fellows
who acted with 20 little regard to decency.
We have one simple comment to make on
this most disgraceful affair: The sooner all
such raging wild beasts destroy each other,
the better it viii be for the peace and good
order Of society. Let them seek a suitable
place and fight it out. But for the sake of all
that Is manly and human, we hope never to
witness another such exhibition In the pres
ence of women and children.-State journal
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-02

IR1sHMEN, GERMANS, FOREIGNERS
generally-you, VIC mean, who have
faithfully served out your probation
in this country, and by faithful ad-
herence to the laws have obtained
the inestimable right of citizenship
did it ever occur TO you that you
had suffered foul wrong at the hands
of the Democratic party, which has
the hardihood to claim to be your
friends? Itmay seem little strange
to you to ask you that, but you will
recollect particularly the campaign
of two years ago, when the multi
tudes of fraudulent naturalization
papers were issued, and the parties
from whose offices they were issued
were arrested and placed under
bonds for trial Every one of those
men were Democrats, and every one
of those illegal papers were direct
frauds against yoa. 1t was a per-
sonal affair ofyours. You had hon
estly, uprightly and conscientiously
bided your time, had.made your ap-
plications in the regular way and
obtained your papers without trans
crossing the laws of the country
whose protection you were enjoying
But every one of those illegal papers
was doing you wrong, because they
were comforting citizenship upon
men who had not conformed to the
law, but were violating it and were
taking by fraud the right which you
had honestly and rightfully acquired.
And the chief actors in this game
were not only swindling you by
making man equal to you who was
not your equal, but they were often
obliging those men, who were ig=
norant of the provisions of the law,
to commit perjury and lay them
selves liable to Imprisonment, mere
ly for the sake of advancing their
personal ambition. This is not
fancy but fact. You served your
fre years before you were entitled
to vote, but many Of those men by
fraud we're allowed to vote land their
votes counted as much as yours
when they had only resided here one
year. You obtained your vote right
f. e and we're entitled to cast it as
you pleased, but these other men,
not entitled to vote except by fraud,
If they voted against you, defeated
your vote and virtually deprived you
of your right. Was not this wrong