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READS GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE.
Reads Grand Duchess Cologne.

READS GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE.
Reads Grand Duchess Cologne.
Reads Grand Duchess Cologne.
Reads Grand Duchess Cologne.
Inc sweetest perfume in the world, and no
iadys toilet complete without il. For sale by
Druggists and Fancy Stores.
READS SORE THROAT AND CArARRH PowpER.
Reads Sore Throat and Catarrh Powder.
Reads Sore Throat and Catarrh Powder.
Reads Sore Throat and Catsrrh Powder.
The wonder OF the age, almost any Sore
1hroat. Cold IN the Head, influenza, Elon2a-
tion OF the Tonsils, Sore Tongue and Hoarseness
can be cured in day, and for ministers speakers
and singers 1t clears the voice like bell. Price
70 cents. Highly recommended by Rev. Julius
r. Grammar. ID. D., Baltimore; Rev. John
Foley, do; Rev. W. 5. Edward and Rev. t
Myers, and thousands OF others. Sold by all
Druggists.
NoTICE-KY. LIBRARY DRAwING.-Au agen-
cles for the sale OF tickets in the Second Grand
Gift Concert in aid of the Public Library OF
Kentucky, were required to settle up on yeeter-
day, 18th November, but for the accommoda-
ton OF those who ars not yet supplied with
may be received at this office, until the eyening
Of December 5th. THos. f. BRAMLETrR.
Agent Pub. Lib. Ky.
CoRNs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN. Bun,ons
Chilblsins, Bad Nails, So, successfully treated
by DR.. White, ChiropodIst, No. 635 18th street
Opposite Y. 8. Treasury. Established in Wash
ington 1851.
WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. Pie
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chss
Baums hoopskirt and corset factory, 18th street,
lnteihgencer Building. 1928
THB NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays Der ct
per annum on deposits for each calendar month
to s. 27t3 IitIe
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: If Won wish vour
wearing apparel cleaned in irst-class manner,
sent them TO A. Fisher, No. els 9Th street, eppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give Won
satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned
nicely and cheap. Q,2I,3:
THERMOMETERS AND Bsrcneters are repairss
And made to order by Hempler, near AZ street
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TEE BEST and the cheapest. There are a
great many limitations and ccunterieits. Go TO
a reliable grocer and insist upon having the
Haford Leicestershire Table Sauce; only city
cents per mint bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04

1The national democratic committee has
issued an address eulogistic Of Mr.. Greeley.
H-In Boston, juries give one cent damage in
libel suits.
ga. j. Blessin was elected to the New
York legislature by majority Of one.
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UITY ITEM

GLOVES Of all kinds, in Kid, Dogskin, Css'or,
c 9th, Berlin, Sc, just received at Goldman q
Steinberg's, corner It'll and G streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04

FRENCH CAsslNBRE PANTS, plain and fancy
coiors, at Sl2 per pair. Gentlemen's. youths,
boys and children's Inverness, King William,
Cape and Sack Overcoats. Also, a choice stock
OF goods in the piece, for ordered work.
ROMAN & Cox SI It'll street
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Under Sentence Of Death

TIE THREE CONDEMNED MEN IN
The condemned men-Barney Woods, who l.
under sentence of death, TO be executed on
Friday of tls week, for the murder OF Samuel
Nj. Cheeseman; Charles johnson, cOlOred
whose sentence will, unless the President inter
feres, be carried into effect on Tuesday next for
the murder OF his wife; and Charles n. O'Brien
who is Gnder sentence OF death. 70 be executed
February -sth ne 1t. Tor the murder OF SdmTaI
Cunningham-IemaiH a. YET in the three cells
opening on the nrst floor, right corridor, of the
District Jail.
ior some days past had been in good spirits
until yesterday, when he was quite depressed
and IN answer 20 inquiries would reply Ouiv IN
mCnoSy llabies, showing TO disposition whatever
10 talk except 20 his daughter AMI - Rev
Father Mrpey itt, both OF whom, with the pri--
OncTs vile. have daily interviews with HIM.
The Condemned mans face now has a IA gyard.
carewOTn look. lie evidently still has a faint
hope CT further clemency from the President,
but a. the dreaded day approaches he grows
more ami more attentive To his books frsI;-
gi0us, and now spends almost lis entire time
IN reading them.
seems 20 Ne Indifferent "a 10 his fate or the
word AZ large, spending nearlv all his time in
prayer . Monday morning be saws .sthe
Lord spoke Teace 20 my soui found hadn't
been striving in vain"
= more seriously inclined than heretofore. AMI
slJhOUgh he has some hopes of a new trial and
y almost confident OF a Communication of sen
teLce, he is devOting himself to his spiritual
interests, reading tie bible aud religious
pspeTs. A has morning, in answer TO the Iles-
ton whether he would Ike to have papers sent
t. him, he replied that be cared little for
secular papers, and preferred his testament AMI
religious reading.
THE SCAFFOLD.
The windows OF the corridor have been bat
tened up about half way, and these prisoners
cannot see the sCaiiOld unless they raise them
selves 10 the WihdOw-sill. The galiOWs stands
AZ It was lett wheu Jenkins body was lowered
except that two or three coats OF lead cOlOred
pant have been applied C. it. and rome has
been attached 70 the catch holding the drop in
pace, which Rms through wOOIen box uarr
OF which ~ buried - the ground. To A point
II known 80 The public, and the person who
sIrlrgs tie tTsT VIII therefore be unseen by
he Il eCtaJOIs "a an execution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04

BEAUTIFUL HAIR SWITCHES, at low figures,
are offered at Chas. Baum's Human h sir Depot,
eth street, intelligencer Building.
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LOCAL NEW 8.


NdtiordI TEsater.-Augusrin Days drama
'Article Al"
7Is1'.T Cosi9us.-Comic opers, drama, com
edy, sGTleEqae, songs, dances, etc.
DId FeUoiCs' EGu-Fair Tor the benefit of
ST. VinCent's orphan Asylum.
Non. Eirss CAaPd.-FestvsI for the new
church.
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WM. IL. WHEATLEYS

M N. ID. NdHATLElS
Steam Dyeing and Securing
Establishments,
OFFICE, 40 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, d. q.
Fstsbished 1881; premium awarded l'57; and 10 now
one OF the Oldest, largest and most complies estsb-
lishmeDts OF the kind in this country Best place in
the District for Cleaning or Dyeing Gentlemen
Clothing. Everything appertaining 70 the business
well and promptly executed. Once closed daily al
sunset except saturday, when il will be open until
o>s p. m. Post once Box 1913. sp2
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A. STRAUS,
lOll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Third Door from Eleventh Street

~ Store open until p. m. and on Saturday unit,
III ?. m, to accommodate those who have no time
~ purchase curing tie DAY. nOylS-tr
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NHOICE GROCEkIEs
At cur new iocstion, No 1871 Tth STREET, be.
tweth Ald " streets, near the North <<Cyx
eTn ma ket, will be found well selected - -
fIBsT-CLAss GROCERIES
II lowest cssh prices which invite the special
attention Of our patrOus snc the public generally,
Read the following price list.
Best Family Flour at slI.so per barrel.
Beet kNtTa sT5
Besi Gunpo~der Tie. at % per ID.
Best OOlong a. loo
Beet Imperial LIS
Choice " loo
Best Coffee, roasted, at $ cents Per ID.
Best Green Coffee, Is
Choice Is
Coed God BrC sa susAr 81 z :.
And many other articles too numerous 10 mehtiou
which will be sold at very lowest rates. An ina pee
uoI ot our goods and prices vii pay.
r. q. BOWbER a 90,
1891 TIN srREET,
noyl-u Between n and . streets.
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bPkcVrD ORDER Os RID MES.-The Great
49, IN anu Chiefs of the Great Council will
aSv INC annual visitation 10 subordinate tribes
: loho~s .-IuscsrOra, No. 5, Dec. 5; Usage,
- . zee. lu Logan, No. 8, Dec. 10; Onon-
Gage, 10. IL. Pee. - Seneca, No. IL, Dec. i6;
Hawk. No. y, Dec. II; 81. Tammsny,
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TH1 NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws Der ct
Banking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, to 4 and o
to s. 2Tt3 1atI6
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BLACK DREss SuIrs for gentlemen; a fine
assortment al moderate prices.
GEO. &. HKNNTNS,
Nn IN
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B TomHc Il. q r.. 70 &&gN


Oepot Corner ca and B Streets NV.
TRAINS LEAVE FoRTRAINs ARRIv.
BALTIMORE. WAsHISGToS NJ
45Ss. M, Niagara EXP, i.53 a. m, Westerr ",
9shy. p,..,, press DAILY, en. Sunsay,
@ IN nSitlnleie Asl 80 q Bi,, Mail, daily en-
osiy. cept sunday.
l0:3o q. m, Western N ll.tS A m " as,arr r.
press daily, eI SandAy. press.fai,v ~
s:3s .. IN Baltimore Ac. S-3p m Parisc F,,,...
commOdation, daily, eI daily eIsent sna Its ,ees
cept sunday. e0Sp n, hcs ~ 0osSss
s3S p. m, Cincinnati Er- daily
press oaiiy ,eh. sunday 1858 D. m, Southern TX
a M western LIPS press, daily ,ex. sunday
Trains leaving Washington AT s..s nm ,,1 ,.,o
2. M connect a. Bewie with trains for NAL
leaving Bowie 1885 g. In. and SIS D. m arriv;soS.
Marlboro H. a. m. and 6:l3 r. m ~
Trains arriving az ashDg ton Il .Os a m and 5Rs
p. m, connect at Bowie with trains LEAVING Mari
boro c:23 a. m. and 1913 D. N. '
Pa sengers leaving heir orders at Ticket Orca
northwest corner Sixth street AID Pennsvly.n,,
avenue, can have their baggage called for anc
checked at hotels and residences 20 All moi, -
Serth ard West. Through tickets TO .JinciSGati
Col1mt us, lndisnapOlis, Eouisy nle, ST Leuis Hex
Orleans, CHICAGO Omaha, San FrsncisoO, and ali
points north. norttve est, west, and sOufh vest
Once, 9th snd PennsylysuIs ayenus
II. l.. DUBAR RI, Genl Supt
Els O.. Gan Pass ~ lrar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04

THE RIGHTS OF CoLoRRD PEOPLE IN RES.
TAURANTs, &C.-This morning in the crimjna al
court, Judge Macarthur, there were several
cases on the calendar OF persons charged with
violating the restaurant law Of the District
people, or making distinction between white
and colored people. 1t was stated that Mr..
Dayidge was engaged as counsel in these cases
and he being confined to his house by sickness
The cases were postponed until to- morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04

The PHOTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION OF the
poem entitled "Two Pictures, Rembrandtisb
and otherwise" was read by E. j. Pullman
The president, f. j. Ward, read an interesting
essay on the silver bath; after which the effects
OF glycerIne and glue in negA alive baths was dis
cussed. Mr.. Bates gave his experience with
nitrate OF silver in the bath, and Mr.. War
exhibited several specimens Of the Woodbury.
photo-relief printing
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO E-
~ RAILROAD. $500

u RAILROAD. - -.
MoBE and WASHINGTON AND The wEsr
are 'T run IS Istl? s s., 7,soRr
say ~ esiIy except sunday Aisls,e, so, SO
anu ~ : F5R ALL Nay " = sTs 4 40 IS" a.
leave e-a. except sunday, ~ s;is,e: and seo
For principal Wsy stations, BIaaen,srrs. Bslt,.
81 s:l5, 6.ss and sS.e $. m, and Leu, az ana So
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave att:4's n; and t,iop. m. No train. to or
r6Ss BkLrfSoRE.
E0R NAY STATIONS. y ;"
hes'f r sfs Al |. n Ps az s;S ~ Tar wrsr
and es.s sH,y sxesP: sstTTssJ aud SUNDAY, at sic
OF sunday st SIS and SEQ p m. only, cSna-ctins
M, ReISy ssst,Sn with trans from Baltimore &c
IL For Srsseurs snd points between Relay House
Relay House 1 lS str - ms "a eSISse1s al
IhT9ush tickets to the West can be had a, tn
Hsshinston Station Ticket Once at al h, urs in the
For New York. Philadelphia and Boston see al
Nertlsenle Ut q " Through Line"
THnsi 4; SHARP, Asst Master Transportation
GEO. 5. KooNTZ, Cen / Al. sss,,rto,. sci,
V'HROUGH LINE BE g"
l. TWEEN WASHINGTON 80 g s
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WASHINGTON, November rS-a
Trains between WASHING and SEW 'Y0tK
a.e run - flows. ANNh
ron INV YORK. tcfhoa csanrs AZ o--,
Leave daily except Sunday 81 s-t1 a IA I ~ and
s9p.m - Nv N"N
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily leNcept Sunday At So a m 1 20 ans
- . m. Wv ~
ON SUNDAY
,Les.e Tor New York sts.S0 p m and PhiIadsl
only. ~ Nv y NJ y S'u
, Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New Yo.k and
Of the day. " ~
For Baltimore and Ohio railroad Adyertisamen,
see schedule between Washington, Baltimore An
nayolis and the Weet
THOs. X. SHARP, ASS 4 NJ AFTER Trsnsnorta,i.,
" M. DOLE General Ticket Agent
Gko b. hOONTZ, Agent, washinetoa jel4
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A LEXANDRIA a. WASH
"A INGTON k.R. &S$
Alexandria a Fredepfcksburg R.R.
Corner Of b and Sixth streets.

Local trains for Alexandria leave as toIl,u,.
'IOo, SIS, HIS .. N. las, .s:Ss, Goa, II q pm
Local trsns from Alexandria arrive As follows
oIS. IS, l0:2 Q. m, Ills, BIS, SIS, 7 . o m
Trains marked thus connect with trans on
QUAnTlCO Accommodation leaves w asbip sfou
ISs. m, daily except Sunday.
GREAT sOUTHkRE EXPRESS, via Richmond
leaves " ashipstol II: l3 D. m daily except SUNDAY
Through tickets 10 all points South and South se-
Ior sale At Oce, corner 9th street and Pennsy ana
tSehee, where passengers can leave orders for b4R.
gage TO be checked at all hotels and residepces
through 10 destination.
Ofice-Corner 9th street and Pa avenue
Il. b. YOUNG, Gent Passenger AgeEt ys,-tf
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoN-At the meeting
last evening of the North Washington Building
Association, AZ shares were advanced upon at
an average OF 551 per cent.
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CoRNs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Bunions
Chilblsins, Bad Nails, &C., successfully treated
by DR.. White, ChiropodIst No. 635 18th street,
opposite o. s. Treasury. Established in Wash,
ington 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04

FINE JETS, French gilt, aud Alaska diamond
jswelry in all the gold patterns, received at
Prigg's jewelry store, No. 451 Pennsylvania
avenue near y street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-04

WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE Pie
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and cOrset factory, 18th street.
lntelligencer Building. IO. %
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SPRCIAL SALE OF Observation-Disclosures 8
Ciesry. suctoneers, will bold special sale OF
household furniture, new cooking and heating
stoves new and second hand clothing, &C., in
front Of their auction rooms tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

THERMOMETERS And Bsrcmeters are repaired
And made to order by Hempler, near Az street
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The sweetest perfume in the world, and no
iSdy toliet complete without it. For sale by
Druggists and Fancy Stores. 8
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CHRsAPgAER AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY
VS.. MACKALL.-In the circuit court yesterday,
the case Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal VS..
Mackall was commenced. The canal company
sues Mackall TO obtain possession of certain
wharf property on the banks OF the canal, near
the foot of street. Mackali set up tax title,
but the company showed an act of incorpora-
ton by Congress, which eXempts the property
of the canal company from taxation, and j Judge
Cartier there upon refused to admit any evI-
dence of tax title. The jury returned a sealed
verdict for plaintiffs this morning, and defend
ant entered an appeal to the court in general
term. The property in question has been bone
OF contention for several years past.
The THRATER.-"Article Il" is a good
to introduce it to Washington play-goers. 1t
abouDds in interesting situations, and is well
acted, mounted and dressed.
The Theater Comique holds its own in the
extent and variety of its attractions, and
there being no tedious waits between the acts
lie something in its favor. The Zitella troupe
and other new features are added this week.
CONTESTED wILL.-In the matter Of the will
Of the late Lewis Carusi, caveat has been filed
BY Nathaniel Carusi stating that undue infiu-
ence was used on the testator, and that he was
at the time of making his will not Of sound and
dieposing mind.
SPECIAL SALE OF FCRNIrURR.-Latimer 8
Cleary, -suchOneers, will bold a special sale OF
household furniture, new cooking and heating
stoves, new and second hand clothing, &C., in
front Of their auction rooms tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock.
BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-At the meeting
last evening OF the North Washington Building
Association, AZ shares were advanced upon az
an average OF 55H per cent.
FINE JETS, French gilt, aud Alaska diamond
jswelry in all the gold patterns, received at
Prigg's jewery store, NO. 45I pennsylvania
avenue near 4 y street.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR SWITCHES, at low figures,
II ar hnx
eth street, intelligencer Building.
~The national democratic committee has
issued an address eulogistic Of Mr.. Greeley.
~In Boston, juries give one cent damage in
libel suits.
ga. j. Blessin was elected to the New
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
THE LIBERAL CONVENTION.
PREPARATION FOR THE CINCINNATI MOYEMEN'
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHi

PREPARATION FOR THE CINCINNATI MOVEMENT.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHi
CINCINNATI, March 2S.-The Committee of
Arrangements for the May Convention. TO meet in this
city have issued circular inviting voters, without dis
tncon Of party to join in sustaining the Constitution
as 49, and in securing civil service reform tariff for
revenue only general amnesty for past political oenses
and local selfgoternmen 1t says further, that while
the objects of the Liberal Republicans and the Revenue
Reform organization are in the ain the the latter
organization has special object of gathering together
oil parties who in favor of these principles IL also
says that arrangements have been made with most OF
the railroad companies TO return persons home free who
pay full fare in coming 10 the Convention. The Con-
vention will make Of both Mozart Hall and Exposi-
tion Hall The Committee making every effort TO
provide for the convenience OF all who may come.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
THE JUDICIARY INVESTIGATION.

The investigation of the charges against.
Judge Barnard concluded yesterday afternoon and
the Judiciary Committee left the city for Albany u the
evening. An attempt made to proceed with the
charges against Judge Cardozo; but ~ no witnesses
were present the investigation was adjourned until
Monday at asap. IN. Judge Barnard submitted apre-
test that the inquiry Just closed should not be regarded
as the hearing. to whteh the Constitution entities q
Iudce against whom proceedings for his removal have
been begun In accordance with concurrent resolution
passed by the lie legislature.
Me.srs Tilden Niles viii resnme tho Cardo1o in
yestig.on Monday, and IL Is expected thar ali the
members Of the Committee Will return " time 70 take
up the MeCunn case toward the cad of the week
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
DANGEROUS ILLNESS or PROF xoKss

DANGEROUS ILLSESs OF PROF MOR}s
Prof. 5. Y. b. Morse, she inventor Of the
telegraph. lies at his residence in West Twenty
secon--t this city dangerously III with paralysis %
the BRAN About weeks be began 10 suffer frot.
neural nc pains. which continued for days
verely az to alarm hs immediate frRnds. Being placed
under medical treatment, however he obtained relief
untn last Monday, when serious symptoms
began 10 manifest Themselves, ana DR.. Peasely,
hs physician, felt compelled 10 announce
to the members of the family that he found partial pars
ysis Of the brain had supervsned and thst the patient
would be unable to survive the stroke Prof. Morse
timed 10 worse until yesterday morning when his
family elegraphed TO his friends the northern part OF
the State 10 TO his bedside. HIS ymptoms
favorable during the afternoon and continued mprvvs
up late hour last night. His ply scian. however,
entertans but faint expectation Of hts recovery his
age nearly 81 aud the dangerous character of
the disease render his chances extremely doubtful Ths
hope OF his recovery. winch was nevertheless enter
tanned last night by his family will be- shared today by
millions OF people throughout the United States and
Europe
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
ADMINISTRATION DEMOCRATS.

Bnt to-day The World wheels into line with
the regular old Democratic organzaton declares that
the Cincinnati movement Is ruined that by neglecting
70 support the Democrats in Connecticut the liberal
hepuDlicans have lost great opportunity" and that
tue Democratic party will waste breath on the
liberal Republican leaders but will hereafter appeal di
rectly to the people" Perhaps o simple explanation
OF the course Of The World may be found in the rumor
now freely circulated that the popular Democratic
leaders OF this city have distinctly refused have
thing TO do with liberal Repubcansalli and
resolved the Democratic party should sacrifice ts
Razaton for any such purpose 10 turn all the votes
they can control TO the nominee Of the Philadelphia Con-
vention 1t has long whispered that
Ing exists between the Customhouse and the
Young Democracy OF the city that Mr.. O'Bren shall
be the first Mayor under the city charter that
his Democratic followers shall support Gen. Grant.
such an can be carried out with the aid OF
VIII be sure TO vote for the regular Republican cand
date while a regular Democratic candidate be in the
HELD the managers doubtless believe that the Demo-
cratic voters will adhere To their party traditions and
vote for him. And Is extremely probable that
dcate be elected this year without the vote of this