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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05
Our New York Dispatches.
Tweed ana ESossa-The Board OF Alder
men ON Ihcir DiSBiTy-The People W.
ConnOIiy-Murdcr an Prison-A viii
Contested, etc

NEw Yop,, I, ,tt,.,. ;t. 800.
that senator's do not ,,,,,, ,,,'ii,,i - 0,D"n
novan Rosa shouId taI!,, TyrceI,s GOT II ia no
Ieyrd THAT T,yped will Ia. -, - D., y;
nored and new plrrrian nrio,,,I '"'' ''O''" -
The new hoard of alderman t,-,l.,,- ,,,ssol 4,
resolution refusing TO rpcoGni1e ~ rs,.c,ss
RIGHT TO anpoint nembars of ,I,o 'uo nay VI
ordered the minutes of fine onnoInrn,sts '' ~
plunged from the records The CLERKS or tho IA
board were removed
OCOuor and PerkhafO an behalf Of +1,a no,,
pie and Courtney and Reach. ON heboIf Of Gon-
molly. VIII arrne mon n morton To vac9tn tb,
order OF arrest before rhe snnrp,ne conr+ az
Albany, tomorrow.
1t is stated that petitious are heinz circulated
along the Eric road oppo,n@ th claI,rr o man
agement OF the road. These ure IN he presented
TO the Legislature TO offset amy r,ovanents rbnrn
opposed to the present directory
The notice of the school trustees of ward one
of Hunters Poiatto tbe hoard Of e,lrcotion tbat
they would not allow the school 10 be carried on
if the Bible was read therein has been returned
to said trustees without any other action nv rho
board Its expected tnnt there will he n Settle-
ment of the matter TO dav. as the school was
opened Yesterday and the Bible read without
any disturbance ANY ATTEMPT 10 close the
school will undpubtpdIv H., thi ,,nenin,r ~ SUI
Gus s,ctarian troubles IN that rr0ion
Harriet Wilson is under arrest on the charoe
Of setting fire to store on Barclay street last
night with petroleum. hut the danes were *
tuguished by the police. who arrested the wO-
man on the premises.
The coroners inrv verdcted to-day that Sam
ue HasSen was killed by William Harris New
Years nishf, partially iustiiahlp ON the ,rrnnnd
of self-delence.
Horace Greeley was called bernre the cnston
house investigating committee this morning.
and from 10 10 he'd forth in a Iiscnrsi,,e mn,
ner on the subject of administrator rorrnntinn
His main complaint against Inc officers of The
custom house was that they had thrown them
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GOlOrRhO.


- TIE wv UNNVIV WEoSATE,
DENVER, Col, Jan. 4.-Governor McCoOl's
message was delivered to the legislature yester-
day. lie recommends the establishment Of a
bureau OF immigration, appropriations for the
publication of statistics, adjustment of the
grand jury system, better laws for the collection
of debts, reduction of tue area of Indian rpscr-
walton and the promotion of internal improve.
ments; it shows a balance OF over S55, 900 in the
treasury and no debt, refers to the construction
OF 422 miles Of railroad in the territory since
the last session of the LEGISLATURE and an increase
of over 50 per cent. in the yield of the mines; il
recommends the adoption of measures to secure
n Sfatp OrunniyatipD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05
PersonaI ToIegrnns.

At New York, yesterday Ex-Governor J. b.
Weller had an apoplectic stroke and is danger
ously i'll.
The execution of the murderers of Generals
lie Compile aud Thomas will soon take place.
Naval Engineer Beckwilh is ordered to New
London. Captain Quackenbush is ordered tc
the command Of the ferrOr.
The ball given to the grand duke ut Miwau.
kee, on wednesday night, exceeded expecta
tons. The guest led off the first quadrile with
Mrs Governor Washburne, the second with
Mrs Governor Fairchild,and the third with Mis-.
Ludington, the mayors daughter. No expense
was spared in ryallng the metropolitan cihe.
OF the east. The ducal party lett yesterday
morning for Chicago.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The barometer will
probably continue TO rise on Friday through
ont the Atlantic states and the lower lakes, with
partially cloudy and clear weather and falling
temperature; northwestery winds in the middle
and eastern states,
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Accidents,


WATERFOWL, N. Y, Jan. A train was
thrown from the track on the WATERFOWL and
Carthage railroad this afternoon, three miles
north OF here. Superintendent Williams, who
was standing in the doorway OF baggage car,
fell out as tine car went over the bank, and was
jammcd under 1t. No other person was injured.
The cause of the accident is unknown.
DuMMY ENGINE.
New ORLEANS, jan. 4.--John Davidson n
prominent citizen, while driving Il buggy near
Magnolia bridge. yesterday, was run over and
killed by dummy engine on the Jackson ra IL
road
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 4.-The message of Governor
Austin, sent to the Legislature today is a mere
resume of the affairs of the executive depart
ment for the past year
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Fire Record.

AT CLIFTON sPRINGs-Loss 100000
CLIFTON SPRINGS, Jan. 4.--1he Clifton
Springs hotel was burned this forenoon; sup.
posed incendiary. Loss $4,000; partially in.
sured.
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dor the Worcester Daily snrA

A FEW WORDS IN DEFENSE OF GASOLINE
| saw an article in the morning and evening pa
pers Of last week, and the Spy again yesterday,
that conve' ed the idea that gasoline was danger
GUS to burn, and that there is no justice in such
preceding, and to do Justice to those that like
the light and want to use it, that the public
should understand the matter as it is. AS re-
CARDS the three fires spoken of, the whole three
was no accident, but piece of foolishHess aud
careleSsneSs combined, without any excuse If
any one puts their finger in the fire with their
eyes onen, they have no one to blame. And IN
two of the eases NOT a mark was left on the floor
as there had ever been fire, The ether case
setting fire to a barrel of forty-fve gallons, done
but little damage, and the proprietor of the
store SAID if II had b en- kerosene oil, the build
ing would have burned, and himself burned TO
DEATH So people can see what a great bluster
is made out OF nothing. The gasoline is iu-
hamable, and will burn ifset on, fire the same as
anything else, and if people will deliberately set
fire to ANYTHING that will burn they must eX-
pect 1t TO burn as is The case with the three fires
reported The first case of an explosion from
burning gasoline has YET 10 be reported, or acct
dent by bdrnln9 the gasoline lamp. Kerosene
oil lamps do, and will explode, which can be
demonstrated to fact, and will explode when
ITO gravity oil is used, never felt sale with
glass kerosene lamp, and gave up using them
before | ever saw u gasoline lamp. | am now
using the gasoline lamps and consider lem the
best, cheapest, and safest lamp used. The
learned gentlemen that put the piece in the Spy
of yesterday, says gasoline and naptha are one
and the same, but he might as well call frog
tadpOle. No one denies but what gasoline is
made from naptha, but in refining the naptha
and taking GU all the impurities. relative to
naptha or henzine, it is then called Gasoline, and
if people will use it as they ought, draw and fill
their lamps by daylight as all lamps should be
filled, they will find tia safe light TO burn. And
why the gasoline lamps are safe is, the coustruc-
ton Of the lamps and burners are such that they
will not explode, no matter what degree of tenn
perature the gasoline is heated.
T. A. RARRTTT
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on which the goods lay, and sat down to sew,
when the lamp exploded, scattering the oil over
the goods, and setting them or fire, as well as
the clothes of the lady. She had presence of
mind enough to extingush the fire with damage
only to the goods.
FIRES IN MILLBURY.-A fire in Millbury,
Wednesday night, destroyed the mill of Chester
Hastings. 1t was a small wooden building, and
it is thought that the loss will not exceed seven
or eight thousand dollars, which is partially
covered by insurance. The second fire occurred
yesterday morning in the drying room of Mel
son Walling's mill, at Bramanville, about mile
from the one destroyed; but no loss other than
that caused by water was sustained, owing to
the promptness Of the iremen, TO whom Mr.
WalliHg expresses his thanks by card in an
other column. There is little doubt but that
Hastings mill was fired by an incendlary. Ru-
NOR has it that fire in Upton burned Waverly
hall, Wednesday night, but we have no positive
information TO that effect.
PROFESSIONAL PIcKPocKETs.-The names
of the pickpockets arrested in the cars on the
Fitchburg railroad, on Tuesday, were Edward
Lyman duu hlte moran. lucfe are several
charges against them, Tor picking the pockets
of passengers, and they are evidently distin-
guished adopts at the business, as would appear
by memorandum book found in Lvman's pos
session, which contained cash receipts of his
and his female companions operations for sew
eral months past, mentioning dates, Sc, of
"money come il" in sums from 81 to S175, al
most every day, Sundays included. The other
side of the account under head oil "money paid
out," particularizes daily sums for hotel bills,
travelling expenses, &c. and deposits in bank
as balance of profits of the originators' bust
ness, so fortunately for the public put an end TO
by the officers of justice. The culprits are held
to answer in the courts in Boston, Lowell, &C.
The number of deaths in fifteen cities and
large towns in this state during the week ending
Dec. Both, was 253, as follows: In Boston 119,
Worcester 30, Charlcstown 90 Fall River II
Cambridge Is, Salem 10, Lowell 9, Lynn s, Chel-
sea 6, Hayerhll 5, Springfield 3, Newburyport
8, Taunton ,, Fitchburg ., Milford 1. OF the
above 50 died of consumption, pneumonia "a
scarlet fever 20, Group and dipthena s, typhoid
fever 5. Two deaths in Boston were from small
poX, and six in Salem from scarlet fever.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-05

pATENT OFFICE BUSIN ESS.-Ameri-
can and Foreign Patents pPocured Rejected Appli-
cton fe-aeued; In erercnce Cases rrOsecuted Opin-
ions given as to the validity and infringement Patents
and suit prosecuted and defended he United States
Courts, by
THOS. II. DODGE,
formerly PRINCIPAL FIX minor and Chairman of the
Board OF Appeals, u. $. Patent o. eel Counsellor at
Law and Advocate In Patent Gases. Utice-Dof re Is
Block corner Park and Portland ss Worcester, Mass
ArNytf
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WoRc ESTER AND NASHUA RAILRoAD.-By the
annual report of the directors Of this road, just
printed, it appears that the earnings for the
year ending Oct. T. 1871, were Sj6976 Of
which S19l ,79S were from transportation of pas
sengers, freight 1888 1885, mails 81 ,625, and rents
and miscellaneous s3l 764. The total expenses
OF operating the road were 1896 ,054, showing
the net profits for the year to he S178,71O. From
which deduct dividends paid January and july
Sl62,75O, and there remains a surplus not dyd-
cd of s1O.9G0. The total liabilities of the compa-
NY arc 1902 ,704, of which $500 900 are in bonds
payable and S2744 in unpaid dividends. The
assets OF the corporation are: Cash and loans
S2l,O8s, sundry accounts s22,2sf, Keith estate
$780, Wheeler estate $4,000, and iron, wood and
other materials for working the road 500 0i2 !;
total assets s14O,2G1 liabilities over assets
SCI ,4s3 The total cost OF the road and its
equipment thus far sine its opening is s2041.-
III; Of which 1851 ,461 is for graduation and
masonry; for superstructure S614 1914; land.
land damage and fencing 1921 ,2a7; stations,
buildlugsl and fixtures si4s,es5i merchandise
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=. A shock OF earthquake was reported at
shefiield, Eng9 yesterday morning,
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fs'O bET'-in the Block corner of MAN and
a Fleasant SITS, on the third floor, room 20 X So
Also, to let, in tue New Block opposite the Common
two rooms on the second floor, suitable for offices one
Is NO and one 20 x Is. r. q TAYLOR
as - AA'SAN'
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'EO RENT-A splendid tenement of six
= rooms. No. 10 Edward st. TO small nice family
thls Is good opportunity Rent SCI 50 per month In
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Receipts for past year. ........... 50 l9OlO9 q
Disbursements. ...................... g115yll u
Public debt, Jan. l. 1871. ........... SO67 800 90
Public debt, Jan. /, 1872. .........-. 7G27g0O co
Sinking fund IN treasury. ............ 79S 295 90
Cash in treasury. Observation-Disclosures. 1925 co
Debt, deducting sinking fund and cash
Trust funds, exclusive OF sinking fund Si7,98i 90
tare, ;..:.........,... 2oll89t %
Amount ofwarrants drawn....-....... 1955,S32 50
Balance remaining. .............. sss,Oa "A
In consequence of the large reduction of the
debt during the year, and the resultu. dimnu-
ton OF interest due, the treasurer recommends
reduction Of the state tax for 1872 of four and
thTee-tourthS mills per dollar of valuation The
governor recommends the most rigid economy
in all appropriations for the ensuing year. He
comments very fayorably upon the condition of
the state military forces. He states that
SS9SS " OF the war claims have been collected,
and that SO 81 % have been allowed for per-
/ Sons. lie reports that the educational interests
OF the state are prosperous, alludes to the eX-
cellent work done by the normal schools at
Pennington and Castine, and recommends an
appropriation of lit least SIT 900 toward the
! erection AMI equipment OF a school building at
| the latter place
The state agricultural college, he believes, has
! passed through its darkest DAYS and recommends
| an appropriation of funds sufficient TO meet its
| necessities. He audes to the progress made
| during the year in the construction of RAILWAYS
and especially to the opening OF the Europeau
| and North American railway, as developing the
resources OF the state and affCrlipg an outlet 10
its products. The European and North Ameri-
! can railway COMPANY, under the acts of 1864,
! chapter 4C1, and 1865 chapter 604, now lay claim
10 all the timber on all the lands belonging to
the state at the time situated on the PeuobsCOt
| and St. John rivers, including those set apart
for settlement. This clam the state does not
allow, and legal proceedings will Immediately
be taken to protect the rights in these lands.
| He refers with regret to the aversion shown
toward the farming interest among the Young
men Of the state, and expresses the belief that
the increased demand for farm products Oc-
caSioned by the Development of tie manuiac-
turing interest and the better facilities afforded
fer transportation by the opening of new rail-
road routes, will lead to improvement in this
respect Other important matters are dis
cusSed
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'E'O RENT-Lower Tenement of six rooms.
a,,, hrs5 class house No. 10 Gardiner city water
CLARK, Sawyer a Co.'S, or on the premises - "
u2U DIR DANIEL FAINTER
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fEO LET-A neatly furnished lodging
n room, ON Nam st. Apply 20
da2 dtf NEo' =" MKT 5o 4; Main -
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40 LET-Two Tenements on Wilmot st,
Inquire Of Adm rHAYER, 99S Main St
OA
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DLEASANT LODGING ROOMS TO
Il REM Near city Hall west side OF Main st. In
qure at II Pleasant st. dtf dl2
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNTsHED
\ ROOMS To RENT, over E. D. Weatherbee's Drug
store. Inquire at the store, Washington square.
n23 DIFF
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STORE TO LET The South Store in
~ SCOTS Block -
ALSO.
,o The best suit Of Dental Rooms in the city
az dtt ~ r. SCOTT
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'S'O RENT-A first class Tenement. at %
Il West st. dtf d90
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40 RENT = Upper Floor in Taylor's
= BLOCK ~ and ~ Pleasant st. Inquire of
u23 dIL GHLLnS AZ MANNING RIOS
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OFFICE TO LET THE room formerly
occupied by John d ChOllar an office in Lincoln
House block This room up isht Of stairs 'front.'
ing on Main st., and is very pleasant and desrble For
terms, @c apply to JOHN y. GHoLLAR
- No. Az Man ST.. Taylor's Granite Building
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OFFICE TO RENT-That recently occu.
~ pied by DR.. Hunt 266 Main st. Inquire OF
ms diff WIN DICKINSON
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FIRST CLASS TENEMENT, with mod.
4 ern improvements, to rent. at 8 London ST.
MO DIT JOSEPH A. ROWLAND
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'NO LET-A Suite of two rooms, in Taylor's
Building. 476 Main { oppns,,c Old south Church
sm rooms ON the second storv 'front.' and for ofce
terms apply ~
FRANK W. CHERRINGToN Architect,
d2a eff hOOins and l. same Ruildina
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no RENT-A good lower tenement of 5
qure at store l5S Pleasant st. diff dT
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READING BEFORE TIE LYcEUM.-The read.
ings by Prof Churchhil, last evening, were well
received, and may be considered the best given
here for a long time. His rendering of Dickens
Christmas Carol was especially good, and the
selection from Handy Andy was received with
shouts Of laughter. TIE professor closed at
abput halfpast nine O'Clock with the famous
trial scene from "Pickwick," which was well
given, and meritcd the applause it re.
eeived At the close of the reading many gem
tlemen expressed desire to hear him again.
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fHfO LET-One tenement of seven rooms
N Apply at No. "a West
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THE LEGISLATION.


AUGUSTA, Jan. Ain convention Of both
branches OF The legislature, to-day, the follow
ing state officers were elected: Secretary of
state, George G. Stacy; attorney general, Thos.
b. Reed; adjutant general, b. b. Murray; land
agent, Parker p Burleigh. A bill on the act TO
authorize certain towns and cities to aid in the
construction and equipment of the Knox and
Lincoln railroad, was passed TO be engrossed In
both branches.
The whole number of votes thrown for gov
ernor was 105,S97. Sidney Perham, republican,
had 5S,2s5; Charles p. Kimblll, democrat, A.
57S. Several towns were thrown out for infor-
malitles and differences In their returns.
INAUGURATION OF GOV. PERHAM
The exercises OF the inauguration of Gov.
Perham took place this noon in the presence of
both branches Of the legislature executive
council and heads Of departments, in the hall Of
the house of representatives. Alter taking the
oath of office Gov Perham proceeded to de-
liver his address, winch was listened to VITA
close attention. After a word OF introduction
concerning the general national prosperity the
governor called attention 10 the favorable ex.
hibit OF the state finances us given IN the treas
ureF's report These are as follows;
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'GfO LET-A Basement Tenement of four
rooms tn city wafer &c; also one of three rooms
with city water Apply to =. BoLAND,
oil lll lMl Salem ST
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New York.
IEa1sLArIYr pRocEEpINas.


ALBANY, Jan. Ain the assembly an inefTec-
tual attempt was made to-day to bring up bill
confirming the orders OF the court of general
SESSIONS of New York city in extending the term
of the Arand jury.
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'R'O RENT "A Tenement of or 6 rooms,
Spruce st. di2ft i59
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a'ENEMENTS TO LETt-A nice House
- o rooms on George ST. court. near Main st. rent
80 per month. A pleasant tenement of good rooms
ON one hoor at he north end of summer ST. rent SIS
ID. 5. MESSENGER,
utt diStt Chestnut street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-25
Ghe @ailg Arens.
Hnu a Rill Of Fare Puzzled the indiana.

The St. Louis Democrat contains the
following account of the recent visit of
Spotted Tail and his companions to that
city:
At dinner ,Whitewash- in his Eye called
to him waiter, who said Ugh as a
delicate compliment, and handed him
bill Of fare The chieftian
"Ughl" and the waiter returned
with a cup of coffee. Now, even though
a cup of coffee is good thing, it is hardly
meal for man, so the brave SAID
UGH again, and pointed to the second
item. The waiter said Ugh retired, and
returned with a cup OF green tea. A
third interchange Of 'Ughs! resulted IN a
cupof black tea In despair the brave utter
ed an angry Ughl that made the waiter
turn pale, and pointed to the last item on
the bill, evidently being anxious to get as
/ far away from the teas as possible. The
waiter faltered Ugh 7 and hurried back
with lumber Of iced tea.
The others, warned by the example and
fate of their comrade, attacked the bill O.
fare in medals res One struck meat un
der the head 'broiled and had an abund
ant, if not varied meal OF mutton chop
veal outlets, broiled chicken, pork chops
sirloin steak, porter house steak, Boston
steak, &c. Combining their information
the rem aiming members of the party wan
dered over the bill Of fare, taking ever
division by starts, and none of them long
The result was eminently satisfactory I
the aboriginal stomach, which is capaciou
and has no prejudices as to the successlo
and relative proportions Of fish, game
entrees boiled, roast, game and desser
One cratic brave owed his matutinal di'
tention to a judiciOus. compound of:
seofee >, cantelope; 3, ice cream;
Irish stew 5, steak 6, Worcester sauce
:. mustard s. melon; 9, fried potatoes
10, mackerel; II, Graham bread II, ice
J tea. 10. fried eggs; Il. sliced tomatoe
and 10. buttered toast and his bosom WI
rent with emotions when he found tn
the waiter shook his head when the lin
Z 'aeA-Guests having friends to dinner W
' please give notice at the ofhce=sSa W
indicated -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. RORANNAN

Office NO 619 North Fifth street, Cbetween Washing
ton Ave. and Green streets,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-25
GRANT FOR LIFE.

Parson Brownlow writes, in regard to
1876, as follows;
If the popularity of the President
shall continue, as | doubt not 1t will, 1t Is
more than probable he will be reelected
for third term. Indeed rather than put
III power this corrupt old Democratic
party, would favor the election of Grant
for life
New YeRK, Nov. 22.-The Independ
ent seconds Senator Brownlow 5 proposition
/ to re-eleet Grant in 1876, stating its pre-
ference thus: IF his second term SHOULD
( be what we expect. and earnestly hope ]
will be, and the popular Judgment SHOULD
at the proper time point to him as the hes
man for the place. then the fact that h
had twice acceptably filed the Presidents
office, would be no objection to his re-eieC
tion for a third term