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BosroN. February 2S.--An investiga-
tion into the affairs Of the Lochmere
National Bank of East Cambridge
shows deficit Of twelve thousand five
hundred dollars, which the Cashier,
John EavaRe, r., confeases to have ao-
etraeted. THIS sum IL exclDsivo cf miss
ing securities belonging to private par
ties.
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A Scranton, Pennsylvania. dispatch
saws that Yesterday morning the caying
10 of a portion OF the surface over the
Mount Pleasant Coal Mine clused the
temporary stoppage of work ID the
mine The creVice endangered several
houses in the neighborhOod. The eaving
caused a sensation.
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The ship POlerican, for Cork, with a
cargo Of wheat valued at seventy thou
sand dOllars, foundered on the bar while
leaving the port of San Francisco last
evening, and sunk. All hands were
saved, but the vessel and cargo are
total loss. She was owned by Marshall
{; Son, of London. 1t is believed she
struck a sunken wreck.
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DIED.

kEEFABER-At her residence, Is6 Poplar
street, last night, Mrs. VICTORIA NJ. KEEFA-
BER, aged 25 years.
Due notice Of funeral will be given.
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The report Is current IN Berlin that
ths Great RO@srs Of Europe have re-
solved 70 postpone the recognition OF
the Spanish Republic for the present.
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$1,000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALE

One Rosewood Seven-0ctsTe Piano, Ma
hogany Chamber Furniture, Oil Walnut
Parlor Set Rep covering; Bedding, Brus-
sels Carpet, China, ETC.. etc.,
This Saturday Morning, March Ist,
AT 10 O'CLOCK,
GEORGE SHIELDS a CO., AuefIoneers,
40 Main street.
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Associated Press Reports.l
B0tler Explosion.

Associated Press Reports.l
Boiler Explosion.
CINCINNATI, February 2S.-A boiler
exploded this evening at Hell & Co.'s
Touring mill at CovingtOn, scalding the
engineer badly and tearing of the roof
Of the mill.
A Poser.
LONDON, February 28.-In the House
of Commons to-day, Julian Goldsmid
gave notice that on Monday next he
should ask the Government whether it
was true that the actual losses Of the
United States were two million five
hundred thousand pounds less than the
award made at Geneva, and whether
the American Government would remit
that amount. The reading Of the ques-
tion was followed by cheers.
Russian News.
ST. PETERSBURG, February g. =
Preparations for the Khivan campaign
are still going on without interruption.
The report that the expedition had been
abandoned In consequence of the SUBJ
mission Of the Khiva, has no founda-
tion.
Count Won Brunner, the Russian
Ambassador at London, is not to be re-
Ghlleu ailu ItpAdCcG bJ AOAnt CSHtAAa-
lOti, as has been reported.
The New AngIo-Ameriean Cable.
LONDON, February 2S.-The Great
EAstern has now on board two thousand
five hundred and sixty-seven miles of
cable, and the telegraph fleet, with the
additional cable which is to be laid for
the Anglo American and French Cable
combination, ON board, will sail the last
week in May, and ii Is expected that the
cable will be In working order before the
first day Of July. The cable will be laid
to Halifax and thence to New York.
Arkansas Legislature.
LITTLE Rock, February 28.-The
Election Committee of the House to-day
reported, in the contested cases from
the Twelfth district, in favor of the sit
ting members, call Democrats" on the
ground that they had no notice Of the
contest. The report was adopted.
A bill passed the House to create a
county OF Baxter. A memorial to the
Postoffice Department passed, asking
the establishment of tri-weekly mail
service between Camden and Shreve-
port.
LOUISVILLE, February 2S.-Last week
three daughters Of Esquire James Bish-
op, near Charleston. Trigg county, went
to field where their brother was burn
ing brush. During the brothers. absence
the dress of one OF the girls caught fire,
and before the brother, alarmed by the
shrieks Of his sisters, could reach the
+ spot, her clothing had all burned Off ex-
( cept q small strip around her neck.
4 The girl was horribly crisped from head
70 foot She died before physician
could Be- brought to her.
Plenty Sf whsaA
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, February s.
) Reliable adylces from the interior, along
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I. o. o. F.
Trustees Sale.
BIG CREEK PROPERTY,

DY virtue of deed OF trust executed TO me
ID by Solomon IEaac5 and his wife, Johanna
Isaacs, on the 4th OF September, 1871, recorded
in book No. So, page n OF the Registers office
OF shelby county, Tennessee, will, on
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HAVING been appointed administrators Of
II the estate o. Ed. A. Beecher, deceased. at
the present term Of the Probate Court OF Shell
b. County, this Is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate e ile the s; me with
me or ny attorneys, within the time aai- s d
By law, or the same VIII Do barred; and all IN
debted to said decedant Will please come for
ward and settle at once, or scit viii be inzti-
tutod against them.
NARY 4 BEECHER.
Luke W F'-lay and Edward L. BelcbeT, At
orneys fes25 tue
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NOtIce--PIanters and Others.

WE are prepared 20 furnish ear
w corn from natbOats at any point on the
Mississippi river, between Memphis and New
orleans, az New orleans prices when deliv-
cred. a. & NORTON & Co,
Nc. 10 Magnolia Block. corner Union and
Front streets, Memphis. Tenn feb7
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Congressional PriutInz.

WASHINGTON, February Is. = The
Senate amendment repeating the clause
in last years bill forbidding the Globe
from printing the debates of Congress
after the fourth of March without con-
tract, brought up the general subject of
reporting and printing the debates, and
after discussion an amendment offered
by Senator Sherman, to send the work
to the Government printing-ofiiee, was
agreed 10.
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CINCINNATI, February 2S.-A boiler
exploded this evening at He'll & Co.'s
Touring mill at Covington, scalding the
engineer badly and tearing off the roof
Of the mill.
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WASHINGTON.
Points OF Interest frem the Proceedings
Of Beth Houses Of the National
Legislature.
Senator BOgy-The Frsnking Privilege
Printing the DebAtes-SeutherR
Claims.
Ridiculous Scenes in the House In the
Debate on the Biz 80 Increase Ssls.
ries OF Members Of Congress.
senntor Rcrr Erhoneratea

WAsHINGT0N, February 28.-In the
Senate to-day, the Vice-President laid
before the Senate a resolution OF the
Missouri Legislature, exhOnersting Sen
ator-elect Bogy from the charge OF bTi-
bery. made out against him.
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burned to Deats.

MSEEBAPoIis, MIEN., February s.
Reliable advlees from the interior, along
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WASHINGTON, February 25.-hr.
Butler, Of Massachusetts, from the Judi
ciary Committee, present d a resolution
in the House for the appointment OF
committee to go to the Senate and inn
peach Judge Delahsy, Of Kansas. The
testimony taken showed habitual drunk
enness on the part Of Delahay. The
former action only is expected al this
session. The report was adopted.
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WASHINGTON, February y. : Ihe
House Committee on Appropriations
this morning considered the Senate
amendments to the POstoffiee apprOpn-
alton bill, and agreed to non-coneur In
the amendment forbidding the trans
mission of all free matter 50 far rs the
same effects exchanges among news
DaDers,
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Having large and very commOdious house,
with low rate OF insurance, they are
fully prepared TO do a general
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-03

one Of Tie technical Journals says
"llyery farmer who has had occasion
to drive n nail into seasoned-Ouk posts
knows It's liability TO bend and break,
II the point be moistcned In the mouth
Il viii usually drive more kindly, OIL
~ still better, hu, then Il Is inconVe-
nlent TO dip each nail separately Into
IT, Another point observed Is that
boards become loose eventually from
the rustmg OF the nails, which, cont
munirating TO the wood, causes not
only an enlargement Of the nail hole,
but the wearing away of the nail Itself,
rendering the fence or the upilding
shnSy and Insecure.
This may he prevented 10y heating
any rough grease until 1t smokes, and
then pouring it over the nails to be
used. The grease viii penetrate the
pores OF the iron and cause the mills 10
last, without rusting an indefinite
period Besides this, no trouble VIII
then be experienced IN driving them
into the hardest wood. The reason il
that Che coating of grease prevents
contact hy mir and consequently o%ida-
tom Oxygen Is tile great destroyer u
iron, and moisture Ia the inducing
cause
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FOREIGN.
Further Particulars Of the Vile
de lInVrG Disaster.
Fears Of a MulIny III the Spanish
Navy.

LONDON, Deccmber2, Captain trqu-
hart, of the rrimontaine, repor,S tilat
when he met the IIechoarne her bow
spirit was gone, and there was II large
hole in her bow, above the water lihe;
The boat continued searching around
the place where the steamer went
down for six hours. The rescued peo-
ple do not blame the Lechearne for tle
collision. Her officers and crew ana
their utmostto save life, and only two
of the survivors remained on the
Lechearnc, one of whom had gone
mad and could not be removed. me
first boat from the Vile de Havre was
sent to ascertain if the Icche0rne eouiu
render any assistance. The Sllle nc
Havre was insured in Londo" iorhiNe-
ty thousand pounds sterling ,
a special to the Times says the iIlac'
tivity of the fleet at Carthagena Is ow-
ing to the doubts of he fidelity OF lhc
crew of the iron-clad Saro9oso' ~
The story of the duel beIwGeh, zen !
erals Manteufel and Won Toeoeh .
now said to be without foundation
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NEW YORK.
Resignation OF President Ces,
DeGeS, OF The Republic Of
Cuba.

NEW Yom;, December 9.--An officer
escowng prisoners to Jail was killed
with brick. The murderer escaped.
The suspension Of j. II. Herrlck Il
Co., cotton and produce merchants,
was announced late Yesterday IN the
Cotton Exchange. ller1lck declined
tomakc II statement for publication.
4 letter from Monsillo Cuba, states
that Ccspedcs has ceased to be Prcsl-
dent of the Cuban Republic on account
Of bad health, and his successor Is
Salvador SIIivis,
The rumor that VIM. Tweedhad died
suddenly is untrue. He has been ap-
pointed one Of the hospital orderlies
and assumed his duties to-day.
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e.,t;opo de Cuba, city whose VINE. l lnmG.
will helic se.r,narly the capital Of Cuba
der, was io niti,p clty, and in 1873 con,
1t is mar pnl,iotion Of u 29. It is th /;
tained apoPiu ~ I'VE on the island and Is
second ril " !" the he Santiago river, 81
mile miles f is well milt vain ,,dne g T%e
, al5ntp al edjs ere 'ae cS ontesa anal
l Numerous ss and en ,en1'i !. well
pa s q, s;s :s$ ss
i.'s said d to be very unhea'''''
;nqtOn star.
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ThoI Ion % ruce,nc.

lsghnp. the most attractive work of
Wt l,ucernp b. thc"l iouol lnccmc' %
which wus erected q half century ago
To commemorate he lnAwacrc of
twcnly-slWoflccrs and ,oyon hundred
and ,lXty soldiers ul the ,'wis. Guard
who fell IN dcWuso Of the lNlllelles In
liO2 The dying lion .lorN-iive fret IN
lonplhl rocliUos IN a gro,lo, lls body
pierced by u broken lance, Us great
paw shcllcring the Bourbon lily IL h
hcWn out upon the face OF ercut sand-
stone rock, after u model hy tho cele-
hratcd Danish sculptor ThorWnldscm
II rs very Impressive; crowds OF WIS.,
itors 20 10 see and larry long 10 study
"a
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"TuE strongest propensity in a wo-
mans natnre,n says surIy editor,
"ls desire to know Whai % COINS on,
and tho next is to boss the Job
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
WASHINGTON, December .


The message opens by a reference y, 70
the financial crisis, the uru'igt en-
movement and the Nirginus lla'tui'
which ii saws is in course OF neSot."Il
zion and likely to be amicaoly anu
honorablv arranged. 1t refers to the
Vienna Exposition, which was ,l,.,o'
bic to the artisans OF the I hlteu .ln 9'g m,
to the reception of the western ,l, Hn
bassadors nv the Emperor o. Gl,'" ~
and the need Of further le9lsi l,Sa II
sunnress the infamous Coolle trSue.
rocnmmouds a commission for thc lI' o
nose of auditing and determInlhg ' h',
pmo,ut TO be paid for losses caused fa ~
The Confederate privateers' u I I,or
to the Mixed CommlsSioiii ioi s,hiects
mining claims betweeliBri,isli, ~ ~" sgr an
and American citizens, ana as ,,,,t ~, ~ de-.
ounropriation to pay the amount Vi w
cisions against the United 0ta i orc.
II rncommeuds II law creating I'M
oial CONT of three judges to near , any
determine ali claims OF Aliens " y anls
the limited States arising out VI " ,,nd
committed against then pel9 5inn #
property during the lhs'lIa INSURED, om the
asks the decision of CongIea9o ttnmon
subject of the action OF tile o 'ol;o~ing
and Ecvptian governments re, ,' us
S Snra;an nj ronsIlls of judicial powers. ,;oo
'of ne pre.i dent transmits the afpi inrn
tion -" of he Republic of Santo Dolni ile q
that the United states SSIn ,
protectorate over the hep 'nm,e length
The message discusses ~ sG', n,yynafria.
the Question of the right OF eAp ~ ,he
ton particularly as to citln ,'l.,,o, 70
TTn;i,od states residing pernlail1'ni',",Ss.
ahr"od with their families, an" 'e
"o" LEGISLATION on The subject. Of
s1 ~ rotnrs 70 the establishment -, ~ Of +
p l.. Igi'i IN spain. and to the eH9r'slo o
the new government 10 ,,hich efforts
very in all it, dominioh' , mma, slave.
are opposed by the reacl'D ,.a;,,iy striv-
boldrrs of Crba, who are VH .'i.n'i;,,tion.
ina sn stop Che march of clyl i ear s,,e.
rb S " bn i influence has thus u" If MI
dd nlS uA' ~ defeating the efforts h o.
e ,, t, ~ men in Spain to auoi thn
liberal min H,,hn ''' and in preventing .ho
slavery III I e.", in that island. III .ne
interest of hullianl'9 y, hn boprd thai
and of progress; , it was m No be soon
averted. .,,o caplure of the
yirpinius, and to the l, .hrne Of hcI
Illegal mum. and crew, he says llla. i ,n
Spanish government h demands ,r and
I hos oy,a yrid for the immesdlasiger tn,
f ery Of fhe vessel, ana If the pas
s surrender OF the prisoners o' salute tC
sengers and crew, and .d. FL looobingt,
the punishment Of those ,s,i Ta0 of illega
Pres eS Violence vi toward. citizen s.,,iem
SaaC lres
80 ..Srn .sS Sa lc ,.r
,,avNe ,pr sale or tel'- W"
,,calars, inquire Of n FRIEND CO.
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YLIIIll CONGRESS- FIRST SESSION.


SENATE.
WAslIING1o% December 2,-James
II. Young was elected Executive Clerk,
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, December 9.--AIr
Buffers motion to seat SypheE Shell.
don and plnchback was taken up.
Mr.. Beck made Il powerful speech
against seating the Louisiana dele
gates
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MRS. III. j. JOHNSON

MRS. III. j. JOHNSON
rIas removed from tbs Crutohie'd
House 10 hor new, oommodicus and
elegant establishment, next to aosiin
s. CO. s, on flain saeot, where she
has oponed hue line Of Millinery
ana Ladies Furnishing Goods, ana
where she will be happy to see hef
old friends and customers. 9lOdtf
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ArppEN

4, % o'clock, second door Of sangers peW
n,iiIinq ON Main street, cppoSife pi''uN
lil,y'"wtirneu with Invitations can pro'u"
,t',i,tis at Cannon ~ Walkers drug STORE
"'' JULES SCHNEIDER,
,,,,,, Marshal of the Day.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
THE ELECTION.
The Home OF Governor Coke
Sends Cheering News

WACO, December 9,--Cokc. home
has gone well, notwithstanding Rad.
lcal lies, The Democratic majority
here h cheering we send greeting to
our friends in North and Emt Texas.
Glory enough for one day. n
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-08-14
FOREIGN.

LONDON, Aug. l3.--It is reported to.
day that the ship Abeona, from Mon.
treal for Glasgow, was run down and
sunk by the steamship Alabama, from
Glasgow for New York, and that the
wreckago which was first thought to
be the Alabama was that of the Abe
OnA. E9
LONDON, Aug. l3..-Rev. Newman
Hall will leave Liverpool on the Esd
inst, for New York, whence he will
make . tour Of the United States.
Madrid, Aug. l2.-Contreras left
Cartagsnia Monday, with four hun
dred adherents, and made 9 bold Of.
fort to march to Madrid, hoping to
hnd sympathy and fresh accessions ON
the way, but his band was met and dis
persed by National troops. Contreras
escaped.
Contrerss with few q followers has
succeeded III re-enteripg Csrtagena,
which IL his last refuge.
BAyoNNE, Aug. 1.-THE wife of
Don Carlos has joined her husband
and will share Ills fortunes in @he
6eld. Tho Carlist troops are wildly
enthusiastic over the event.
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IOWA.

Dies MONIES. Aug. I2.--Abont sixty
delegates have arrived to attend the
Anti Monopoly State Convention to-
morrow. J. B. Grinnell, John p. Irish
and Porte WEIGH are the most promi-
nent men now, here.
DAVENPORT, Aug. l2.--One of the
most outrageous, and cold blooded
murders ever known in this city oc-
Cured this evening between nine and
ten o'clock a colored man named Joe
Wilson being tho victim. Il appears
that negro named Messenger had
been ordered from the house BY VII.
son, when Messenger dared Wilson to
follow him outside. Wilson followed,
and when he reached the gate Messen-
ger drew pistol and fired, taking eff
feet in Wilson's heart. Not being sat-
isfied with this, he, like . demon,
jumped at him and cot him in . terri
BILE manner. The murderer has thus
far escaped.
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N. b. Earl, VIM. Cloyd, John AZ.
hickman, s. B. Chung.
Hon. Peter Knox moved that the
proceedings Of the meeting be pub
lished in the Ottumwa papers.
Carried.
The Hon. Peter Knox was called on
and made few remarks, endorsing
the movement. He said he believed
that the old parties were run 80 as to
to Cypress the fsrmers, and was opposed
to them.
j. w. Dixon was called on and
spoke at some length. He said he cut
loose from the Republican party be-
cause is was so corrupt. He said this
convention was fine one, as
good as he ever saw In the county.
He said all the old questions were
settled aud the Republican party was
in the hands Of momopolists; that
Schuyler Colfax was shown to be
stepped in Credit Mobilier, and James
Harlan received bride; that he had
$4,000 in the Iowa National Bank Of
this city, $50, 600 residence in Wash
ington and was the largest owner in
the Washington Chyonscle, and that he
had made it all as Sensbor. We
left Mr.. Dixon still speaking, as we
must 60 to press.
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]. Prugh { Co.,
wnoLxaAln nsrA1L pAArsRs lk
OREHA, .QkADHWrRxaE
snd silver Plated goods. Main strsst.o It
Aoas building.
OTTUAwA. IOWA.
my6. .3-dwtf
FOR SAIE
Barr sins on Long Time!

Court street
houses au" L"ts on 'reet, bcTween city and
Two acres on conrt s~,s u
cemetery. Jefferson street
Two gocd Hoases anu Lots Oh -een street be-
9oon business properly on y.
'Wgen MAN street and ths prage =. Nj depot,
iiouse anu ioL OH MAN stfees. near % . tween
ScVefai i9ts VI gronnd on Main. street, D. "
! ''a m,t aiia JEFFERSON streets,
ss anu iots on secoh'i AIT oui.n streets.
InoS e.at houses ana iots IN Bldkes adltioh
snur yeu IarI's AM VIII iantis III soutnefh MIS-
cenf INV prices anu on long tlme WIN per
10 ~ - ~ eresl '" actual settlers. F3&tt
chard, ali improved good coal ls,i1 s,tuatea Two
miles sA ~ oi ottnnwa Viii sell cheap orAex-
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When the stomach rebels against food and
obstinately refuses to digest sufficient ALI
ment to keep the body we'll nourished, it
can only be compelled to resume its natural
duties by wholesome tonic. The power.
full alkaloids SO often administered for this
purpose are not wholesome. They are, for
the most part, deadly poisons, and even
when taken in very small quantities, react
violently upon the nervous system. Not
so Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. This salu-
tary combination Of vegetable juices. em-
bracing tho finest invigorants and altera-
tives which he botanical kingdom affords,
operates mildly, steadily and beneicially
upon the digestive. secretive and discharge
ing organs. In dyspepsia, bilious affec-
lions, nervous complaints, periodic feyers,
chronic constipation bodily weakness mental
depressionly anguor, sleeplessness, and the
various disabilities incident to old age and
premature decay, its effects are 30 wonder
ful that to be comprehend they must be wit
messed or experienced
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-08-14

WERO1VEO EOM THE COURIER
Special to the Courier.
Dies MorNEs, Aug. l3.
The ti-Monopoly Convention at
Des Moines dominated to day for Gov
ernor jacob g. Vale, of Van Buren,
county; for Lieutenant Governor.
Fred. O'Donneil, Of Dubuque; for
Judge of Supreme Court, B. j. Hall,
Of Dss Moines county; for superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, d. w.
Prindle.
Vale telegraphs that he accepts.
Vale is q farmer, living near Birm.
ingham, pleasant old gentleman,
and former Republican, though elect
ed Senator as an independent candi-
date. ODonnel is a young Democrat
ic lawyer and member of the Lower
House Of the State Legislature. The
convention was very small and did
Its work very tardily. G. w. r.