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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

Mr.. Jno. kcIly's concert. Sa.arday night,
was a well-rendered affair. Mr.. X. has few
equals rs q violinist and harpist. and withal
he has voice suited to stentOrian and comic
singing. The concert was well worth fifty
cents TO see.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

Mrs. Hirsan 4 Miss Howe have established
themselves. at Lonsaker's building. with the
the ladies furnishing store We spoke Of last
week. They have fine stock.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

Our business men report trade excellent. The
streets are lively most Of the time with teams
and trading people.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

The repairing Of the American House Is fin
ished and Mr. Thompson. the new proprietor,
Will occupy 1t the coming week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

Mr.. E. W. Treat. agent Of the Continental
Fire Insurance Company, Of the City Of New
York. is in this city, and will remain here sever
al days. This company is one Of the soundes'
in the United States. and weathered the Chica-
20 fire grandly. A telegram informs us that
the loss by the late great fire did not exceed 70
per cent. and that there is lett = surplus fund
above all liabilities Of $500. 00O Mr.. TREAT is .
very pleasant gentleman. and. undoubtedly.
win do veil In obtaining policies.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

The teachers institute. for this district, will
commence next Monday. at Salina, and con-
time during the week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

Among his :. Etc. n. Heller keeps paper
collars neck-ties. handkerchief, socks. and all
the smaller articles for gentlemen's use and
hfear. Furthermore. lie can fit man out with
suit of clothes, from head to foot. And he
sells clear down to slse bottom Of the market.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

Prar:e fires have ragged in the vicinity OF the
city, during few nights of this and last week.
but through the strenuous efforts Of citizens.
but little damage was done. TX
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

Frank Goodnow has the frame Of his new
residence on Seventh street mp. and the men are
rushing the werk. Hhoopcc! The llext in
order are the wife and babies.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

Mr. l.. II. Mafht. late of Adrian. Mich. has
purchased Frontier Gallery. He comes well
recommended as an artist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

DR. J. W. Crowley is building an addition to
his Office. on Eight street. with the view Of
moving to town and occupying it as aresIalendc5
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

Dr. J. X. LuIl, Jr., returned, njShF before
,ast. from an extensive trip East< He Travelled
quite extensively in Virginia. New York and
PENNSYLVANIA. and comes home looking fat and
hearty. lie is still Of the opinion that . there Is
NO Mace like hOule'''
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

The cold north winds pipe their dirge oyer
the death of summer. TX
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

III bet ten dollars: This remark was
overheard the other evening. by one passing a
crowd several doors up Santa Re avenue. On
stopping to inquire. he learned that the discus
sion was. where the cheapest clothing for the
money could be obtained. The general conclu-
sion was that Heller's was the identical place
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

Capt NJ: Wiley is hack from Te5E, looking
like himself. minus the whiskers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

Chas. Cocktails has been fixing up his gun
shop i'm good style.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

Wells is equal to an emergency. His late
cigar maker failing to meet his requirements,
ne has employed another that is true hlue.
Wells means business and does T. Patronise
him.
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state Directory.

State Directory.
T. s. Senator'S e. PoNEKoY anil n. CALDWELL
Representative in Congress-D. r. LOWE.
Justices Of the Supreme Courts \. kiNGhAN Chief
Justice; d. j. BREwER and ID. n. VALENTINE, Associ-
ate Justices.
Governor-JANEs NJ HAkvEY.
Lieutenant GOy~rnOr-P. =. ELDER.
SECRETARY Of Stzfe-w. II. sNALLwooD-
Trrasurrr-J. T. HAYE..
AulitOr-A. THoNAN-
SUPERINTENDENT OF Public Instruciion-H. D. McCAI-
THY.
Attorney General-A- L. WILLIAMS.
County Directory.
Juslgc Of the District Cour-w. II. CAxFiELD-
senator soth District. H. PnEscorT.
Representative 14fh District. II. SNEAp.
County CnmmissiOners-M ID. SLOCrA, D T. TER
MT and r. y. WICKERsnAN.
Clerk Of the District C0ur-A. :. NoRroN
Probate Jusiye-A NJ BEEBE.
County tierk-DAvID BEEBE.
County Treasurer SHErEED ANIME
sheriff.. W. Ru--ELL
Register Of Dessis-A. SuELDo>.
.Iniy Affurpey-i. q. MoHLEH.
Suls- -inten.lcnt Public lnstrurton-A. r. COLLINS
City Directory.
Mayor. X. UNDERWOOD.
(o,inrilmen-w. u. FLANDERS, DAVID BkOWN, CiC-
ERO Po-r, X. II. DI.rI.E and T.. d. BI.HOr.
Police .Juds--JoHS FOSTER.
Cierk-fRED WfLDNaN-
Trra-,irer-THoNAs CLowDsLEr.
Marshsl-W. ". CLAHxsoS-
Civ Att0rnev-S. \. WiLDNAS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

..Sound the hewgay, ring the tongong,H for
Fleck is still the prince Of jewelers.. and carries
on his trade, regardless Of the intense excite
ment caused by the late dire and accidents. Call
and examine his stock Of jewelry. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

After suspensiQD work vas
resumed on lsS11londay ON the walls Of The Il.
4. church, Failure to obtain lime neccesa-
tates the suspension. About one-hah OF the
work is completed
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26
The weather continues beautiful.

Plastering is being put on rapidly in the brick
bank.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

Notice.
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City Election.

OR city election comes on the 7th OF
November. Let all remember and turn
ont, for we want good men for Mayor,
Aldermen, Recorder and Marshal No
politics in It We are trying to get good
officers for the city and care nothing for
their politics. Oar city is grorlng rap
idv and We need men up to the times
men who have opinion, Of their own,
and have independence enough 10 express
them; men who are active, prudent and
have the interest OF our town at heart
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70 arms to assert their respecnvs es o,a ,he
~ force Okmulgee. the cap''ai .. IL M
as,iop ~ was filled with armed meh' 20 -
=" .mhroil their hands in each o,ne.
tIooI ~ The danger was imminent ou'
onnG;ct o,p was happily avoided by the ap, +,
oo"n'. Of the United States agent OF
Pc" -" S"ank. F $ LYON, who resides at
the Creek agency, about twenty -nVe 'l,no' no,
ds,ant from Okmulges MI Lyon w.,
~ wnrk epergeticaly, calling the iea'sI >
",ho,b nar,,es together. lie succeeueu /,
IN IN nacifving them, and the eiiusion %,
hio nd was thereby avoided. Inc Sioe'
.n,rcr,ion. which adjourned on oa''r
d.t last. until the 18Th Of Novsmoer "
cIared the Clecote was elected y. ~" Ia
300 majority The Sands party "no o,n"u nau
secession Of the court house. there"Pon
withdrew their opposition. !. Sees"' g the
x.nted to come under the old law "' ''i,
.rslm while the Checote patty aohe'eo
to the new constitution oa
M-ko hm-kte was declared e''0''''
second chief,
The fucd between these factions mas
MT
Ioated many wears Sands succeeoeu
o. Ter sus- borgo, the chief Of the Loyal
Crseks who was buried at Leaven"or'h
dnrino the war. He claims that he mas
been defrauded out of his rights by the
Cbecote party. Sands headed the treaty
marty and signed the treaty between the
Crcrks and the United States at W ashins
tain1se6 which renewed all the rights
they now possess But IN the seNeia' .
contests for supremacy--he was oea'ell
by his antagonist, Chccote. boln these St
chiefs made representation OF these
claims to Gel Robert Campbell ana Johh
D. Lang, of the Indian commission, last
fall, but these gentlemen advised iorpear-
ancc, and to await the submission OF
their claim to apopular election by theii
people .. .... .tr
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31

DIsruTEp OWNERSHIP OF VISIrA As
soon as the junction OF the Atlantic and
Pacific. and the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas roads va, formed at Ninita, Col
Il {. Boudinot laid claim, under h,s com
mon rights, as a Cherokee. to a section
ofa mile aud half surrounding the june
ton, and commenced to "improve it,
by fencing it in with -hanghs fence OF
couple Of Stats, the material furnished
by the railroad company, and {" erect q
hotel near the station Meanwhile the
Cherokee Council has laid ont the town
OF Donningsvlls at the same point, and
sold a number ofthe lots The Council
has pot up placards declaring that Boud
mot has no night to his claim, and warn.
ing rcr-On. from having dealing, with
him in rrlstion to il. We understand
tha, the Cherokee Council asserts that
BsuiinUt il not citizen of the Cherokee
Nation, but OF the United States, having
80 declared himself, during the trial OF
hi. tobacco case. Ii is evident that the
majority Of the Chcrokees regard Col
Boudinot as an agent Of the railroad
company, and alien in interest and feel
ing from the Nation ---leo,ho J0Hradl
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The Hartford Insurance Companies

The situation Of the Hartford insur-
ance companic. is thus summarized by
the Courant:
The losses Of the North American foot
up nearly 5000 with assets Of only
about 3t57 900 A meeting Of the stock
holders has been called for next Thurs
day The Putnam also suffers a loss
greater than its assets though the amount
in excess is smaller than that of the 9th
er companies haincd. With assets of
over $4,000, it loses over $500, 900. a
reorganization is talked Of under n new
name The Charter Oak company had
some Si25, 900 at risk in business part
of Chicago, and will lose at least two
thirds AS Its total assets are only about
$3.50, 900, a suspension cannot he avoid
cd. We have then five companies the
Merchants, Connecticut, North Ameri
can, Putnam and Charter Oak-which
lose everything, and four-the Etna,
Hartford, Phrnx and City--which can
pay their losses in full and go on. !
Altogether the loss Of the Hartford
companies will reach nearly, eight mill
ions Of dollars The five companies
which are ruined have assets ofabout two
millions and half The four companies
which will go on will hsve to pay nearly
five milions-possibly over five, There
will then remain over half a million dol.
lars loss to policy-hoders, unless by
some arrangement two or more Of the
suspended companies shall in some way
fix up matters SO that they can 90 on and
eventually pay up in full There must
be some compromising all around to eff
feet this.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31
Manhood How Lost, How Restored

JUST published, new edition Of DR. CULVER
WELL 5 CELEBSATED ESSAY on the rddcnt c"rf WIN
ont medicine of aAroERHHGA, or Seminal
Weakness, involuntary Seminal Losses, lNPoTNCY
Marriage etc: also, CoSsUNPTIOS, EPILEPSY, and
Fms induced by self indulgence or sexual extraVa-
gance.
se. Price in n seated envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successful
practice that the alarming consequences OF self
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use of internal medicine or the Application OF the
knife pointing out mode of cure at once 'imple'
certain, and efecual by means OF which every sur
ferer, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheapy privately, and radicaig:
80 This Lecture should be IN the hands oi every
youth and every man in the land
Sont under seal, in plain eny nyelopoc, to any ad-
dress postpaid receipt OF six cents, or two post
Also Dr. Culvcrwel'. Marriage Guide, price
25 cents.
Address the Publisher, ,.o
CIlAS. s. c. KLINE K CO.,
l27 Bowery, New York 7. o. box l)S6.
oct 81, lily.
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gy We had the pleasure OF seeing q

Ey We had the pleasure OF seeing q
meeting between two old soldiers OF the
war Of 1912, on Monday Of last week
DAVID WEST OF Dover, Pope county,
and our old friend and citizen DAVID
IATLocK. 1t was rcminler OF true old
patriotic hearts. 1t was a just and strik'
ing commentary on the present so called
patriotism was two old men fast
approaching the final resting place OF all
flesh, and yet they were full Of praises of
Jackson and other time honorcd patri-
OTIS One OF them is now by the lava Of
our country, the same country he fought
for, to vindicatc its honor, Is di.fran rhis-
ed. What n fine country we have, The
aged and the orphan i, made to feel the
justncss Of our laws!, we Republicans
ism!!! Politicians prosper and old pat
riots suffer. The best citizeps in the
South are prescribed, ani carpet'baggers
reign supreme. Mr., D. Matlocs il now
almost unable to come to town, although
living but one mile away, He has been
loyal aud we hope is so still Mr. West
having more Of the vigor Of youth has
unfortunately been prescribed for his
opinion,
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31

The VAN BUREN BRAscn OF THE "A. d
L. RAILROAD The new Chief lngineer
Of the A. & p. Railroad, commenced the
survey at this place of route for a
branch road from Van Burcn on North
side of the Arkansas to the mouth Of the
Canadian river, thence TO North Fork, {.
N, a short time since. The Y Is branch
is required by the Charter of A d L X,
and as the route on the North side s the
most practicable one which fact was dc.
veloped by previous survey on both
sides of the Arkansas river, we have
reason to believe it will be constructed
ut no distant day from this to some point
in the Nation The officers conducting
the survey are efficient, active and push
ing men.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31
rrAn ARRAY between two white m,

Er An ARRAY between two white men
occurred ono day lN,t week, few miles
below this place, in which ono OF them
was dangerously stabbed. The names
Of the partie, and cause OF the diff
dcuty, we have not learned. The man
who did the .tabbing was apprehcndcd
By DICK PEARSON and deputy marshal,
vhose name we do not rccollcct near
Scullvyillc, c. N, brought back TO this
place, examined before = justice and sen,
to jail for safe keeping until the sitting
Of the Circuit Court
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31
Fc A dispatch from New York TO Il

Fg A dispatch from New lorS to the
st. Loni, Times Of 25lh, says that the
grand jury considered the subject OF in
dieting Mayor Hall for malfeasancc in Of
fee The witnesses examined were Geo.
Jones, OF the New York Times, ex Sheritl
O Brion, Edward Baxter, furniture dealer,
Msstci.on and Palmer, of the Tenth Ma
tonal bank The bill against the Mayor
was dismissed, but vote OF censure was
passed on him Tor negligence in Office,
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31
M A r r ! 2 D.

At Fort Smith at the residence of the brides broth
e. Mr. NJ joel on the 18th October. lS1l by haohi
Rosenthal, Of st. Louis, Mr.. CYRUS BAEE and MISS
BGrrfE JOEL. all of that city. ...s
At Fort Smith, at the residence of the bride
m other on the 10Th October 1871. by Rev. NJ, Wyne-
ken, Mr.. JoHS GLASS to Miss JOSEPHINE WotH, all
Of that city.
At the residence of the bride, father, Mr. VIM. NJ.
Reeves, in Sebastian county, on the 2lst ofoctober
1877, by Rev II. VI. Grenade, Rev. 5. ;. KEY fthe
Arkansas Conference, VI. f, Church South, and MISS
MArrGy A REEyEs. all of that county.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31
What shall w Do to b Saved 7

The solution or no question can he
fraught vita more importance, 10 the
people OF the gouth Fhe Federal Gov
ernmcn. has clothed the Executive with
such extensive power, that anr attempt
to prevent the accomplishment of any
object desired by Grant, viii be futile
That he is ID b. the nominee Of the Re.
lican pa,tT, is foregone conclusioa.
That party has succeeded in legi,la.ng
themselves into serfs and are now cora
PEELED By inclination or pcrforee to obey
the mandates OF the Autocrat of the
Whita Hnnas. They boast of being free
meh--and liberty is rnscrIDru -v,.-,--
banners. But it 10 a hollow pretsnce /:
the ballot box has become USELESS, and
clsctions FARCE. The Republican par
ty is to-day bnt the suppiisnt tool OF Grn.
Grant He has these hordcs Of men,
who were formerly freemcn, as complete
ly in his power as no had the army
around Petersburg. Those who loudly
boast Of our free Republican Con,titu-
ton, feel the galIiag collar and dare mol
cast il Oft Any effort they may make to
throw or the tyrant, i. followed by dc.
nunciation and ignominy. Freedom Of
opinion is gone. and the dominant party
bosc ,ubmissirsly to the will Of Grant, ~,
expressed by his tools IN Loyal Leagues
and in servile newspapers They no
longer dare to entertain m opinion sn
tagonistic TO the djcta OF the Tyrant Of
Washington. Hs WW IS LAW, and his
arm, strengthened by the Ku,klnx bill,
extends to the length and breadth Of this
Continent We are to day a Nation Of
political slaves, and the Constitution has
been interpreted and amended until it s
no longer paVadium OF liberty
In this dtienma it behooves the pomo-
cratic party, the oniy custodian Of orr 10
ties, to look about and zee vii a, had bet
ter be done to rescue our country from
the fangs Of the Monster now tearing it
to pieces. Cnrl Schurz, in hi. great Chi
cago speech, broadly announced ne two
of the plank, Of the Republican platform
reyenue t1riF alf o)Dot'iijH 10 Internal
Improvement By TIE General G2r07meat
These are time honorsd principles Of De-
mocracv, and no Democrat can refuse to
support such This 10 no time to !ruckle
about names. If the Schurz wing OF the
Republican party, propose to adopt She
principles Of the Democratic party, why
can we not 20 with them and defeat the
horse jockey, by clccting some good,
Conservative Republican? Why may
not our Convention meet and endorse
the nominee of the Conservative Repub.
lbans? There are many men Ne could
safely accept. There is Chief Justice
Chase, Greeley and many others, That
would, at least, make us n decent Prcs
dent. Why not take some Of these? We
are striving for the life Of Republican in
situations, and we mus. avail ourselves OF
any man in our power 10 save hG coaatry.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31

REWARD OF RENEWED FrDrurr -
Washington dspatchs, Of the 2lst an,
ths; tho President appointed james :
Pollock Postmastcr OF Little Rock, Ar
kansas, at the request OF Senator Clay
ton. Just year syo Pollock was re-
moved from the san. Office and Jas :
Hodges appointed Renewed fcalty tC
Cmvton restored Pollock One by on'
the Brinllcs fall
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31
Tr Our esteemed Young fricn

fr Our esteemed young friend,
WALKra MooaE, who has been in wretch
cd health for some three or four months,
returned home from Fayetteville, where
he went shout month ago hoping to
improve, on Friday last We are pleas
ed to state to his many friends that his
visit proved beneficial aud We hope he
viii, ere long, be restored 20 good health.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31
The Fair.

Mr.. r sERr Low, never behind in en-
terpri.., has tendsred Euyss, HaH 10
the Board OF Directors OF the Cra~ford
County a i VI Association, for the ex
hibition of needle work snd ali articles
not to be taken to the Fair Grounds
All persons having butter, bread, pre-
serves, pickles, apples, corn, etc, also
drawings, patchwork, paintings, etc, viii
take srrne TO the Hall on Thursday morn
ing or sooner If pos,lbl. Superintend-
cnts in charge OF each class, will be pres
ent TO receive AMI arrange all articles ia
ken Each one should place card up
on the articles left, with name OF owner.
EspsrraT HtycnsIUn 10 -.-s,-a 80 49, i-t ri
premiums published last week and also
in band bills.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31

DEATH OF A Prominent MAN The
Hon. Pig Smith, one of the Chiefs Of
this Nation. and a Member elect to the
Senate died at his residence about the
first of this month. His intense love for
his country gave him IN almost absolute
influence over many of those who knew
him best. He has since the war occu
pied prominent place in the Councils Of
this Nation, and his loss will be severely
felt .--C Cherokee Advocate.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31

EE a bet was made, says Litsle Rock
Gazefte, between two gentlemen Of Mem
phis the other day, the one contending
that Chicago did not subscribe anything
to thc suffering people ofRiohmond dur
ing the great food OF last ycrr--the 9th
ar maintaining that she did. The mayor
Of Richmond was written 10 and lie re
piled by stating that not one dollar was
received from the city Of Lakes Rich
mond scrib.d sle,000 for the relief
OF Chicago.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31

TRACK LArISG on rnE CAIRO AND FuL.
TON RAlLRoAp.--rhe Cairo and Fulton
railroad OF Arkansas, destined to con.
meet with the Iron Mountain road at the
State line, has already twenty miles OF
track completed, ranuing from Little
Rock toward st. Louis A construction
train passed over the track yesterday foI
the first time, conveying iron for track
laying. The road will be laid Gfty miles
thi way by the first day ofJanuary next
So Louis Republican.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31
rrOns Can't Flick, the T. s co

ct One Capt. fick, the L. s. collect
or OF Internal Revenue for this District
was arrested by the Dept u, ), Marshal
in the town of Harrison on yesterday
morning. and we learn has been taken TO
FcIt Smith under guard We know moth
ng of the charges agains, Mr. Flick, but
would suppose from the manner in which
he has run this county they were many.
L S.--W learn since setting the above
in type that Capt Fick, is charged with
tamyering with L. 5. mails with bad in
tent -Booas County Record.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31

TuEY PRsrER TO WAIr.--A Columbia
S. C., dispatch saws in the colored con
vention here to-day, an Arkansas dele
cat. offered resolution faycring the re.
Of President Grant, bat the
adopted y substitute declar-
ing it impolitic ta anticipate the action OF
the Republican party
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31
syA telegraph from Little Rock, t,

~ n VVI'r rT'VH ITV'H f'INEV 'NVN"' "
s, Louis. OF date uf the 9th, Gays:
The removal Of J +. Hodges. post.
master here, and Jos Brooks, Of this dis
trict, by the President at the inst alton
of Senator Clayton, has caused aproiound
sensation. They are the two leading op-
ponents of the senator IN the Republican
party in this State. The Clayton men
here are much rejoiced. aud tliiuk 1t will
bave the eaees of ensuring their success
la the city election, where their chances
were very poor sofore.
The Van Buren press., 1871-10-31
FRANCE.

PAkI5, Oct. q.
The Duke D'Aulnale ha. been elected
president of the general Council OF the
department of Dl-e. NJ Lockrey. in the
council OF the department fSeine, made
motion to-day in favor OF
AMS.sri foR THE COMMUNISTS.
II is said the Bonaparti-ts intend to agi
tate an impenchment at the government
OF tho 4th of September, dissolution OF
the National assembly and plebi-citum
10 decide the future form government