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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19
The Memphis LEDGER says:

The Acalanche exultingly says: ut has
been II day or two since we heard any
thing about the hanging OF Mrs. Sur.
RIFT" The Aralonche should apply for
particulars to its hero, Andrew johnson,
who, Mt the head of his shoulder-stral-
ped Thugs, dIs2raced civilization and
the United States by s~trangling an limo
cent woman to death. The champion
Thuggist, AZ he swings around the cir
cl", ought to say something about that
fine art, "woman strangling." When the
daughter of the unfortunate oma ct
tempted to gain access 10 the President,
she vas stayed by armed guard, aud in
formed hat THE President has given
orders to admit noone to day" And
this is the nan who asks to be elected
C"nGressman from the State at large By
the people Of Tennessee.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

NOT the least evil produced by t.
President ~Joiusc''s i.GI.,Gu. cs.-
ddhry IL Ia, t.. .L.i e j. *. MN.
litter mtncIs,a -, sc ..;c S,r vino.
should he buli"d f~oreYcr ia :orgrthlncss
They "crt' No. uirr' raitisau prg,udIcss
hu. uuimo,iIiea "hich it Is a sin 10 ell
%iertaim, ROW that the country is at peace
1t is no excuse for Mr.. Johnson 10 Say
thai he is acting on the defensive; II
great statesman aud an Ex-President
should not do wrong because a few Of
his opponents 10. AS q defender of the
Constitution when it was impcrill,d we
Gon"re him; rs . stirrer mp of STRIFE
nmcng the people, and Il promoter Of
disaflection and defeat in the Liberal
Democratic party, We oppose him. Let
us havo harmony.-Er.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

The friends of Auurrw johnson crack
him up for r great man, and rrate elo-
QuGntly OF his great abilities, but when
SIed to point out the great achieve
ments of his life, they say he hts filled
every Office in the gift of the people
from Alderman in GrepnvIlle, to Presi
dent at Washington! But what great
measure has TO originated and carried
successfully through Congress ? Whrl.
asked this question they respond that
ne Is the great commoncr, the tribune
OF the people" and that he has success
lively demolished every man that he has
met i'll debate! All Of thus may be true,
and yet the life Of The man is not mark
ed by the orlginstion Of II single grea,
measure 1t won't do, when men ash
for proofs Of his craftsmanship, to re
ply that he u the greatest statesman OF
he age. A great stnmper is almost OF
neceSsity a great demagogue--whicll
Andy most assuredly il.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19
United States Court,

Court met. Monday morning. Mt IL
O'Clock, his Honor, Julge C,nralIy +
Trigg. presid ny.
This follow NJ was among the bv siness
transacted:
United States va A. D p. Ni,hnlsvn; IN
formation in nature of quo war~, INTO;
building Office; mol pros
United States w Crtech i Ham pas.
sing counterfeit note; rol pros.
United States Y. Thos. G. Boyd. for
gerry; forfeiture and death suggested
JAS b. MeCammsnt w McEwen 4 Go
and " s McEwen; jndgme nt for $9ls %
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

A private letter from one Of the lead.
Ing and most influential men OF Harde-
man county has this postscript;
1--WE are nearly all for b. F. Client
Lam. A great reaction has taken place
III the past week. In times past old
Frank was put III many II hard place
by the people o! his State, and if there
are any easy places now, he Ought Ia
have II of 'h"m without question A
grand C~heathum, Brown AID Haync>
barbecue is III prospect, to come of at
Bolivar about the twenty fifth of this
month "-AHpPoi.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

Andrew Johnson is very sweet when
he talks about the "der old Democratic
rGrty,' and when he dies wants to he
wrapped NJ in the glorious old banner
of that party, An inquisitive friend, at
our left, wants to know why Andy de-
serted tile dear old party in 1864, and
vas II candidate for Vice President ol
the Republican party. Our answer is,
"ccanse he wanted to promote the inor-
Innate ami itiun Of Andrew johnson.
He never knew or cared for any part,
t'iat did lot suhserve the interest Of
Andrew Johnson. W. have had enough
ut this selfish drmagogut.-Er.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

The approaching races at Nashville.
promise to DO the most interesting of
any since the wpr. Some fifty horses
are now in training and Jockeys are
taking an unusual interest in the matter.
Thousands of doll hrs will change hands
on the result, and we go it blind and
bet u money on the bob-tail nag!
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

Arkansas may claim, with South Car
Dina, the sad preeminence Of being the
~worst-rohbed, most outrigeously-plun-
Tered most c 'rpet-baggerdadgdred, and
together most unh"ppy State Of the
South. The political pests of South
Carolina come from the East; those iron.
Arkansas hail from the West. However,
rnpacty knows no geography. Til,
genus marauder thrives under every sky.
The mushroom will pick its soil TIL,
carpet-bagger la less nice than it, AMI
grows fat OH any.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

General Beast Butler told the truth
once in his life, and We cheerfully record
it. In 1867 in a letter be said: Grants
election will be o misfortune, because it
will put in man without a head or
heart, indifferent to human suffering
and impotent to govern" How in the
world such al old demon could have
told such n truth is miraculous.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

Andrew johnson is putting his best
foot foremost. But if old Frank Chea-
than don't whip him in a fair open fight
in Tennessee, we shall always think he
ought TO.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

Oneof the Kn-KIux prisrners.m the
Aibany, IN. ~ Penitantiary, for whom
y pardon was ordered made out some
time ago, died afew days since. While
Grant and his Secretaries are holding
high carnival at pleasure resorts, limo
cent men are dying in felon's cells. L
he present administration had its dtes
it would be to day where those outraged
South Carolininns are.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

The news from all quarters is to the
effect that the cotton crop has been seri-
ously injured by rust. drought and cat
errillar. The general impression seems
to be, that no less than one.half of a
crop at the outside will be made.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

The Georgia Press Convention which
met recently III Atlanta, Ga, anon.
other resolutions past tie following:
Resoiued, That We regard the news
paper AZ All individuality, ns Nh ms iiu
t on, separate and apart from eilh,I
proprietor, OF conductors, with an o.
istenct all It's own, and an such wialdin.
an influence greater than any single
person or set of persons, and second to
none ln'the land; and certainly not in
ferlor to that of many men in public
station notOriou -ly elevated to their pc.
sition by the power OF the press
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

There does not seem to be many
Grant Germans in the Nineteenth Ward,
OF New York. Tue club in that ward
numbers onls twenty members.
Herbert Spencer is thus described
'Hls chm is rs clear shaven as that .
IL Yorkshire squire. He has thin whie.
kers, II build head. and a certain dandy
ism Of prriact neatness in all his extar
mails, ~ though he were II man who has,
nothing to do but keep himself clean.
HIS brow is not very striking, aud his
features wear the mir Of liHmtied repose.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

hX'frosIucn, UUnlISOL ~ u mIII q
great intellect, but he wuuld never htv.
reached the highest Office i Repub
ran bestow but for conventions. All
life he has been raised higher and high
from me position to another, by Il
compact vote of his party, he runs Us 4
independent candidate.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

The Democratic aud Liberal Conven-
ton Of Massachusetts,, which Inc, las
week, nominated CHARLES Sumner Ion
Governor. The seventh resolution d.
clares the existing prohibition law
should he repealed or enforced.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

Jackson county, Florida has a one
legged Confederate soldier, who has
m'rried since the war and NV has four
pairs of twins If he had lost both legs
what would have become of the poor
fellow.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

Upwards Of hall a million dollars ar,,
los on deposit in the savings depart
m0nt of the Savannah Bank and Trus
Company and the Southern Bank OF tn,
State Of Georgia, the surplus earning
Of clerks, mechanics and Others.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

Horace Greeley has been invited to
deliver an address ut Charlotte. n. c..
during the month Of October. before
the State Agricultural Society and i, is
thought he will accert.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

An oil saw truthfully has it, when
You see a man with II great deal of re-
lIgion displayed III his Shopwiruow you
may depend upon it he keeps u very
small stock within.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

They have big trees i'll Texas. A Pc
eau tree i'll Navarro comfy, OH the banks
of the Trinity, measured twenty-three
feet i'll circumference. The cedars are
often more than 100 feet high.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

Four years ago cX-Governor Sen'el
drove aheavy lumber train right tlrror Il
the Rtdirnl party, mad low tx Pre- Ell
Johnson IL II. in. 10 perform the sa
.eJ f"i toe ID III ,,igry.
JoIhsru's poa'H Is rule ~ ruin. u
The people ram IN Ter his ac,s and aC
ings when military Governor Of Tel.
npSSen.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

1t is beyond dispute that five of tln
New York delegation to Louisville hac
their honored photographs ill thu
"ro5uls gallery" Perhaps, however,
they were placsd there ~unjnstly.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

Near Bastrop, Texas, there has heen
opened a col formation, covering more
than fifteen thousand acres of land and
it is pronounced of excellent quality.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

Billings says: There aint ennything
that will konpletely kure lnzyness. hut
l have known a second wife to hurry it
sum-
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

The eighth HeorHt Congrcssiona
district D'mrcrati CO utLtim uG Il
Augusta on asst Thursday nd mLi
tel Gen "A. Il. Wrigh', for Con.r,s
acclamutiOn after the first h llol.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

An exchange says, THAT the Presi.
dents mansion needs painting" and
then adds. "Greeley will give it a white
coat next spring"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

Up to the lzth HIST, the leturns iron
the Maine elections gave Perham fol
Governor, 5000 minority.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

On the 18th inst, the Federal soldiers
Convention met at PittsIurg Pa, and
ratified Grants denomination.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

The Democratic and Liberal Conveli-
tons Of New Hampshire have uuittG
upon an elector ticket.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

d9es-so on the grounds that q majority
Of the papers in the State are for him.
In this the Senhnr! ia mistaken. We
have only to say that Gen. Cboatham
nor Gen. johnson, either, have any in.
,erest IN our paper. bat that It ID ran IL
the interest Of the farty Oud not in the
interest Of q disorganizer and bolter.
The Columbia. Teun., Herald which
was Tor Johnson before and in the Con-
v]ention, comes out fa.r rand square against
his ~dis"ISanlzjr6 CANVASS. Il Mr.. john
son had received the nomination, adj the
Democrats aud Conservatives Of the
State would have ralicd to bis support,
but they cannot be drasgedinto his sup
port AS IN independent disorganizer.
I'VE believe that the second sober
thought Of the people will allow Iii.
johnson to tarry at Greenvillc, yet a
little while longer, and give his angry
passions 4 little time to cool"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-19

Subscribe Tor the ENTERPns7.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-19
EISr E.:nrrHs E'vG-iirrs>.

NEW lo&N. Oct. II.
The National Demonra'8r 'onmI,-
Tee h4+ issued the Io,'o"lug ~u0Ic.$
to the people o.. Tie United States
Ia, October r.ccUon- axe over. --
Invy enable u t, lyru u to."roo.%
accurate idea Of the ~uc fp...cI ~,t-
uau9u Of Ill, country.
In G,o.-.a We have to r"'runt Il
victory for tie Iaucr.u u.u-ta) moA-
ap"h.j il. to ,a<n ar~ oa. u ;oo LIST,
OF lou5uu States, alI ..a.5"uy to
pronouuo. ia a.,l .u.r y.s ..yj-. ii oil
It least - .cs ii Tie Electoral
Col. r-r. - ..... h'Un."' IL ~ oli.N
necessary :,a -.>. Yates +, y.-t
Ggar..l ILL.,. !.Am
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-19

nea4- The repair Of the st. Pierre
Dlxbury section Of the French ATTAIN
g Company's cable has been effected.
The whole of the joint company's rs
em-yiz, the three Atlantic cables
AID the five lines connecting them
with the United States, are consoqu-
entity, now in perfect working order.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-19

n4;ya Between three and four thous-
and persons marched in the great BAL
t;noie Democratic Torch Light Pro-
cession recently held IN that city,
pcs> The Delegates from the Catho-
lie Temperance Union OF Maryland to
the National Temperance Convention
at Cleveland, Ohio, were Messr<. John
Buchanan, John 7. Lee and Thomas
lIanley.
IN. Under the new Constitution of
the knights of Pythias any brother
is prohibited from filling or holding
any Grand Lodge position unless H.
has been member OF the Grand
Lodge for one year.
J.C. Hays, formerly known as Col,
Jack Hays, jhe leader Of the "IeXan
Rangers is living on the income OF
S2UO,O 900, in Alameda county, VaII1or-
MIA.
f.sy~ Jacques LaAenr lately regis
tered as voter in New Orleans. lie
cave his occupation as q chimney
sweep, and his age at lbs years.
~" The Pope of Rome assures
President Theirs, through Cardinal
Bonnechoso, that he will remain IN
thc Eternal CITY. The Pope has Just
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-19
Mass Meeting.
NlII NT-Iress lNN people aJ 7WS7'

SIGXs,--From the signs Of the
time" We infer that there Will be Sc
vcraI quiet weddings in our tow" ere
Leap Year closes, and certain persons
will be proud and happy. We trust
their lonlcst hopes may never he
bliehtol, and their most sangNlNo rN-
peotatious may he realized.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-19

nsnr Send Us wives is the litcons
plea that comes from Washington
Territory, and naturally the question
arises, whose wives shall We stMd'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-19

any party or person to be a Candidate,
that | consulted no party or person
before | made the public declaration,
that did not know that ! should bo
opposed by any person, Clearing no
declaration to that eiiect); that | an
firmly attached to the present Fete-
ral Government and its administ1@-
ton; and that | will vote, if elected,
for u person to administer NE ENocu-
tive Government, who has been do'l-
dedIv and uniformly attached 10 it,
and who possesses the confidence Of
the District generally.
am, my ow-citizens, with due
respect, your most obedient
Oct 1, 1896. j. TYLER.
To tie E'REENEN Of Frederick,
WASHINGTON ond -IIlrgoay counties,
com}osi"y tie Fo"rth District.
The time is approaching when you
will be called upon to make choice of
person to represent you IN Congress.
have through the solicitations Of
my friends in this county, declared
myself a candidate for that important
trust, and now take the liberty Of so
Letting your sutirages at the approach
ing election. My poll ical sentiments
are decidedly for the present Federal
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-19
TIE CONTEST OF 1896, IN
Frederick county.

first time in the history OF our Gov
ernucnt, that the distinctive lines of
party faith and catch words We're sub
mittel to the ordeal Of the ballot box.
The rcderuiists were striving fol.
the mastery in the control Of pubhc
affairs il the United States; and the
Republicans were eXertlng all their
energies to achieve success. The main
strength Of the Federal party lay III
the New England States. The hepub-
licans found ther greatest nllmber of
! supporters III the Southern and South
western States. The State Of New
York, and the middle States Of Penn
I@ylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and
Maryland was the Battle Field Of the
campaign.
The WAslINoToN Administration,
which had met The Endorsement Of the
tsurporters Of al political croedS was
| drawing to q close; Washington him
| self was doubtless q 'cicra,isJ Of the
! lIamI.,oui&n school and 1t was char
~aI that Alexander Hamilton wrote
his celebrated Farewell Address to the
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-19

It(lI US UlitlI 40 ~ S''N4i" ~
IT, Fashion once more has chang
ed and permits long curls to bangle.
1<lg+" We are indebted to Mr.. james
/ f. Cadow of Baltimore, for late Texas
papers.
/ LARGE APPLE Mr.. Simon Lohr
has sent us a large apple Of the Lady
Blush variety, ltWas Is inches in
circumference and weighed | pounds
p=sAp New corn is selling at 60 cents
per bushel.
CIV" The Grant and Wilson Club of Me-
clanicstown District meet AT the Academy,
in this place, THIS EVENING at tie
usual hour.
a." The merchants of this place lave
laid in splendid stock Of Fail and Wintcr
Goods, and are selling their new i,nrorta-
tons on pleasing terms Give them Il call
before you purchase elsewhere
Dr. FAIRFAX ScHLEY, the energetic Pre-
sihcnt of the Frederick County AgricuIlr-
raj Society, has won golden opinions for
the zeal, tact and judgment he has mani
tested in making this enterprise a grand
success. His labors have been Ifcrculcan.
1gE5" If YOU wish to succeed in any bust
hess enterprise stay at come and attend To
il and success will come as sure as day sue
goods the night.
LARGE QrINCE-NTrS. Julia Bigws, of
GHccham, sent to this office a large ounce
which crew in her Garden untrl,;,,,r ,,,o
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-19

n46~ Mechanicstown with all its fl
cilitics and advantages, don't improve
half as much Us it ought to.
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For CONGRESS-.

Geo. Murdoch. John lyle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-20
THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.

The committee OF the Legislature appointeA
to investigate into the charges preferred by
the Bar Association against certain OF our
city Judges met yesterday for the first time.
at four o'clock at the Fifth Avenue
session was declared to be secret, nor was even
he question OF the ACCESSIBILITY of admitting
the public, or, at least, the reporters, dis
cusscd. Alter the concession ade In this regard
by the Custom House Senate Committee such q
decision struck many Of those who attended In the
hope Of hearing what might transpire somewhat
singular; nor were there wanting lew suspicious
individuals who openly expressed their conviction
that there was nlgger Ill the fenceO in the shape
Of desire to hide from the public any damaging
disclosures That might be made, and thus leave the
path open for the passage ola embarrassing report.
The committee. however, themselves, as was
perhaps not very unnatural adduced rea-
principal OF these was that 1t would be very
unjust to the gentlemen attacked TO have &c parfe
statements published before they mad the OppOr.
tuDity TO repel and refute them ana especially az
the forms that obtain In court OF law, and waste
days IN the c.0ssexaminatlOn OF witnesses upon
onmaterlal points. Their report Will be founded
upon the general appearance" OF matters, and
summary OF the case. Ii the public were admitted,
too, the committee would have to hire q much
larger room than they nave at present, which
Is the small next door neighD0r to the
historic chamber in which the Republican General
state Committee are accustomed to hold their Oc-
casiOnal pOww0ws. Strict ward and watch IS
Kept, the door being locked, and furthermore,
guarded on the outside Dy the presence OF power
Unlocking sergeantat-arms.
But little business was done yesterday beyond the
forms OF organization. The Bar Association were
admitted. but, 1t Is believed simply for the
purpose OF arranging the method to be Adopted in
the Investigation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-20
JUDGE M'CUNN AND THE ALLEGED CORRUPT
JUDICIARY.

In the news article which appeared in yesterdays
HERALD on the subject OF 'The Alleged Corrupt Ju-
diciarv," there occurred q paragraph containing
serious charges against the character OF Judge
McCunn. The article In question was contributed
by an outside reporter, and the HERALD Is not re-
sponsble-for Its correctnesss Judge McCunn sends
US card denying the truth OF the allegations made
against HIM, which we willingly publish:
A CARD.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In your news columns OF this morning md .
communication from some enemy OF mine, IN when
there Is not one word OF truth from beginning 10
end. have suffered much from SUCH ASSAULTS Dut
being confident OF my own rectitude nave PAID
but slight regard to them, and were In the walks
OF private life perhaps would not be much con.
cerned about this but my official position Is assalled
consequently, for the sake OF the high office hold
and the institutions OF our free land, am compelled
to ask you to contradict THIS malicious sanuer.
now say to you that there Is not one word vi truth
IN this report from beginning TO end. mean, so lar
as IL regards. mysef-it IL q wicked and malicious
slander-a SANDER which cann0L, In any degree AID
anything to the mean and miserable creature VINO
may be its author, but which may, II passed un-
noticed by me, reflect on my nigh position.
Hoping l nave not .trespassed. remain yUvfss
most respectfully ). H. MCCUNN'
NEW YORK. Feb 49, 1872.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-20

pef annum expended I'm clerk hire as folTows:-A
clerk at $4,000 deputy 81 500 assistant clerk Al 500
messenger $1,000, doorkeeper $500. sergeanteat-
arms $1,000 ana two boys as messengers at $3.50
each. This amendment was adopted, and the resO-
having voted In the Affirmative, moved to recon-
slider the vote. AMI made the notion usual, with
out rising. The motion was put, however. and
voted down. motion was subsequently adopted
directing the clerk to discharge so MANY OF his
by the Board OF Apporti0nment and to report
the same to the Board. Thus the worthy relOr-
mers shirk the responsibility by throwing IL on the
clerk.
After large amount Of frivolous debates on ques-
tions OF importance, amcng others rs 10 whether
"a DOW window resolution should be referred 70 the
Committee on arts and Sciences" the Board at
I'VE minutes past five adjourned The President
should relInqulsh his seat for day or TWO 10 etner
Mr.. PincKey, Mr.. StacOm or Mr. Calvin anu learn
how to act. 1t looks decidedly bad to see tan
and instructions from Mr.. Conn0r's late assistant