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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamship
Minnesota will close at 1 p. IN. at the Merchants
Exchange, so and 81 Pine-st.
The exports domestic produce for the week end
ing to-day amounted in currency TO $79i7,5GO.
The money market started off at Z, gold, to 1-32
and interest on renewal and for turning stocks but
in the afternoon became harder and lent at 16 and
interest and some time after bank hours continued
at 1-32 and interest, giving some warrant to the
story of the reported lookup. We doubt the sue
cess of such an attempt. There is more movement
in discounts and of the principal note brokers
report free sales to-day the basis of 10 to II per
cent. The legal tenders outstanding tonight
amount to S3js, Ol25OO, a decrease of $1,000 The
internal revenue receipts to-day amount to $4,000
The following the Treasury balances at the close
of business to-day: Currency S3000,0O0, and coin,
S74, 10000, the certificates being so, 100000.
The Government bond market has been firm and
higher the advance bringing prices up to nearly the
best figures of the season. The foreign bankers
were free buyers again. to-day, and seem bent upon
clearing the market of all the bonds otfering 1SSls
Gs advanced to 121 isis (js to l6; and 1868, to
49, Fisk & Hatch report rs follows at 4 D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

The gold market has been without special signif-
cance again to-day. The forenoon prices were 1l7I
0ll7l the basis Of the IL o'clock price being 1l7s.
Later on the market went of tO1l79 but during the
early afternoon sales mostly at Ill., not being
specially active at that figure, while toward the close
the price touched III momentarily. The course Of
the price Is not influenced by the rates Of Foreign
Exchange, while some operators held in check
by the delay of Secretary Richardson in announcing
the prepayment without rebate of the MAY coupons.
On gold loans the rates 6, T. 81 g. fiat l. Q and
8 per cent paid for carrying The Assigtant Treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus, 50 days time and II to
per cent bonus on 60 days, at points varying
from the market price of the securities named
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
N y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF couvrRYpR PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDING APRIL ~, 1873
lEInLe.sY Ior IMK n v ILLnnNk ly oal oau Aeporehl

Gfucgai DrcttOH4
articles freight sad other cal n to-
goods Put eyeti good orer An attractive ooI ~
inaon aud often mshes ale where dirty package or
peafsHee falls Pc that The motion vii not ahos ' "a
tents guouL lsc oda drV hne cot sas
MARI plainly with Tal1 ruluLr Is besIsna hS's
the box bbi ,taius the amotu also send ssi -
staug what 10 seat tc tuuir, tine Se an
should inclosd bbL box Awisae the AfEV.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
Ee~ READS.
r,,UF TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873,

| caliaiuaE PORTRAIT md BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE GREE
LILY aso. 80 ,,.., e p.t,o,t, II s U,ied st,i,,. STA
- TIo and Mabuiactures The Public Debt Of The United
ufl cstI,et Supreme Ministers 70 Forelga Courts 6ci
Con 1ress chosen bAg and select Committees
G use. States the Union Populations CsptAS, Gov
SeI' o. Cogfessmen GOTeB0rs &c, ia 1871, Com-
'fnos farmer Elections be President Elections from ihe hfst
pe WIZ 10 second Election OF General Hfdni
StSop, Psug Platforms for lsI Ana naeb oD'T iDfes"Nb
= - s.usa PDcr. HG t0 = gVA~I' " Hs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
THE MARKETS.
Ic.r.IaIIr r,port.d for Tue rmrrrr.

fCsreiullT reported for THE TmBuvEl
hEw-YoKK Tuesday. April a. 1871
ASHES-The receipts today, pAgA Pots de-
and the matis hIm the arrivals fair quote 81
Pearls dull and nominal
BBBSWAXrhe continued good inquiry the supply Is light and
prices hrn at 51d for Western Southern.
BROOM CORN AND BROOMS-Hew Crop Is In dun demand
obbips Al about former 3Gie for Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

INOlGO-here has tee0 only moderate bbng trade
snpons about previous prces note small sales Of manila
Madras nj 30Slc
LEATHER-Tsre aety t. in An,
market for HemoCk Sole and prices without quotsbe sbass.
Light weights aud good damaged Bus3o Ays less pny a
AL other kinds there sr supply For Union Crop
prevails quotations We quote: Hm0k ATrs
HEAVY 29a0c Hem0ok Bnehss Ayres hdde 23a3c Hemoef
Buenos Ayfes Light I3al0c HeneE California HEAVY 2ga2se
Hemock, Caiorsa Mddh 28GAtc; Hemlo,k lorna Lsht
&C. Middle iIIemlock Ohnoco kc 270e Hemt
Damaged. all kinds 20D5e; Hnlocs
ali kinds and weights l9dle; Hemock Rugb Unon
Cropped Heavy J}a4os UmOn Cropped. Mdie IOf Urion
Cropped Light, 4O04ze onion Bellies, So2
weights 35aTG Oak Rouge southern all wegtis 1G2c
y h.
LUHBRRThee has better local and no5erae error, IN
qarg pus we'll sustained The of Piece
bTge folly wants Of the trade which
Eastern Spruce std Pine
prices Pine Boards and Plank have sold
well sustained poe Black Walnut IN fair d,nand and
Spanish Cedar has sold we'll the supply ample Rosewood ad s,
Veneer stock and fairly sciye
hErALS-ngo Copper has been very dull b1' 1r.s nomay
unchanged; small sales Of Lake. in lots NJ 30 Eng'H dua ant
SbehDg steady Sc and Bolts lni B1Ees
Bronze and Yellow Metal sheahnz &c ad NJ no Sc
Scotch has impaired afr ani ha
quiet bot steady Al @@9s5O Tor No and STAGE
or and SOd SO for Gray Forge New E1gsh Rail- very
dull nominal go gold; American sseady Nth .r
Of S35 duoe 52as 2 currency; Scrap
Is and nominal ~ 5d S5 from yard Pc lead ~ bat
firmly hed quote Ordinary Foreign, 63c snd American q q6e
gold Manufactured change Bar quoted sc Sheet and Pipe
0c and Tinnei Pipe l6c all Jess 10 - the trade.
speter nomual unchanged; Weqaots Sen i0
c gold Pig Tin dull nominal about 80, a5c Tor Sts;
J2id32l English, Banca, al Plates n.
and nominal; Of sales Other descriptions sthsI
change We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

a paid out S. 700 In called bonds, and $4,000 in
,in interest. Tho days business Mt the Gold Ex-
change Bank covered Gold cleared, $9o,9o2,OOo;
gold balances, Si,7O2,483 currency balances S2-
40 49, The FLOWING were the quotations for gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
City bank shares were in moderate request. i
bids were as annexed

In railroad bonds there was a moderate business,
and prices were well maintained, but the market
presented no especially new features. The following
were fine bids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
The davis business at the L. S. Sub-Treasury Gov

The DAYS business at the u. 5. Sub-Ireasury COW
cred:
Gold receipts. s7G2, i39 o. Currency pay ~ 81, n,
God raiance A ios Tot 65 Curcy balance l751ss07 ~
r,rroncy ro,nts 40 ,oi on | f,ustoIns. $4,000 90
Foreign exchange was influenced by the same con-
sideratons as yesterday, the prime drawers adj
vancing rates an eighth TO the following quota
TONS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
CoTToNTbe demand for Cotton the spot has been only m

The quotations based Cotton store running 10 quality NO
than half a grade above below ne eradr quoted
DELiyKRN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
THE MONEY MARKET.
APRIL ~. 1873,

SALES At TIE STOCK EXCIiANGE-OFFlClA. ~,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOX Iih '
FIRST CALI, 10. O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales OF Government Bonds. - a., .
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

fired, 4x5c Tor 51se Green 7lc
ur dull unchanged per
BOOTS trade,
Of
than sangane
sufficient make the seasons business
resumption Of lake and canal
trade this likely continue through the
Fancy and light goods suited 70 the city trade have been
demand; saae and pr0sabls
descriptions Heavy and goods have sold WE'LL
growing prospect when the weather agreeable
easier We have had usual demand for heavy
Wor export West Indies aud Central America at about former
prices
BUILDING MATERIALS-Bdu active the arrivals have
iucaed and prices steady quiet ard n0nilsy
chsngei very quiet and steady baths inquired
after aBi the ira Other descriptions without change
We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

of the Houston AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD was
accomplished on the 18th of March, thus formins-a
through route by rail from Galveston TO New-York.
The negotiation Of the Sl0,OOO,OOO LIST Mortgage
per cent GOLD BONDS is nearly closed. less than
$500, 600 remaining which can be had at 90 and in
terest, in currency. of
JOIN j. Cisco & Son, 50 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
For SALE.

For SALE,
MoNTCIAIR RAILWAY BONDs,
guaranteed by Midland Railway. Price 50.
MUsGRAvE d Co, 10 Broad-st.
DEEP PLACER MINING IN CALIFORNIA, by Prof
b. Silliman, in TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

StlrciOnSD t
Nes.iork Fulen..."....n Glb 40,
Havana air aud steady; ahs ,uce our a,i T 90
Doc %, and 50 bales lara private terms SloiAtga
Gamma, hA'N" 40 q, iH''''''''', ,tt,
So,pInon 81 @sIl Assorted lo,,. 90 al 90
TALLoM il good demand and h"s sales VI -1O PINE a. |
and ~ 90 70 Far al Sc.
wooL-Darug the past there has been rather aquy
from manufacturers, aud several lrr have tarn Fac, y
reduced prices Al The auction at Of hrs'rs De Brote Vn'
18th attendance of both dealers manufacturers vas any,
but ihee vas not much eompeluon so~n m hs olals $3.50
the larger lots ~ aeces eter sod or Withdrawn previous 70 va
sale which tended 10 dampc1 tie nt ct tucs and tht WOO oie
being desirable cha rct kuose down at Low bFns ~
California Woods some large parcels nave changed hsuls H -
considerably below ree,pt Quotations. We hear OF Pl,.,'
80 90 m Site F.4,ce, n The isteror at about
49, With the n,s chm a, asyces close AZ bspd aad osui
arrivals Of Australian oer Foreign WoO there lite prosse
Improvement IN values TIE Spns Pre o. tle n1 S
de- close Of he present sop
We few private 2OoO Sprng California Sic 60 e,
sie % Ss, secured coao e 20 70 Mixed fleece Od5
IS OJ 70 Ohio Fleece 5!ae t00O 70 do Al 10 Tor Coumen Ahg
15ie Xxx; llQOJ 10 Medium SOurI 55a0ci l5W0 iub
Washed 5oas2e There has be considerable do1e At pnva'e sale
which " have report. We quote a follows;
DOMESTIC FLsEcEs-NewloS Michigan lnnhni a01
SaIony Fleece tSdSle lhre qarses and tgrGoSl hsso
Common Fleece io445c.; Comuing Fleysr. 81 d6lc. -
oso PSSSs,Iy.s1A ,so fssfe We
Quarerboo Fleece tsa4sc; Common Fleece i4GAeci '00As
iowa vFKxoNr AND Threqnarier and Pobod Ne
uo 'Saise Hsibloo Fleece. S9tae; Qaaer5Ood fe'e' So
MssorG reSSEs1x-unpashed Fleece 'rS''e'
Wool-ChOlee Oas9e Far $685. IOisnsr 1d
Eany. toat5c. - v.c,
super Pulled 81 at2c NeWieEk C LAMBS Pued SalSc s
super snd Extra 13Q3ic; tOpnuf ktta Puo C@Ho NoAl"'
tUWoRSh-Spnng Clip, sne. 2odjc SPnHg ClP medium ~ 10
Spring CHIP, low grades bury p a2 Fan Clip L"'
rEv,s-Rne 27aJlc Medium, 2oG0c Low. @02?o ia'n''
FoSTres WooIs-cspe Of Good Hope 5oaJl Bseue. Ayr:
Mrrno aud Mea 27a9e Moateyieo Msuno sDd hsiA' ''1
wHAlEBoNBlhe market dali and nominal at - 'ee '
WHISKY 6rn With h demand sale, Of bbs s and 100
obN ats4G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

AM Lins'd. edeE& - eIO Red OIL West. 1s,'ed
Am Lnsd, bb.s... 81 0l n tElaneL...,.....' - ="
S Manu- sia Blsacieo IS
ns %asst S Bescica % olive a,rss as.
M9'.5 sos 70 "l1' o,. '' Sst: CASKS 'a'
Winter Sperm ~. ca 70 c5 "a, s:: Guide: ga y q
Win,er.......... 74s IS Cotton Seed. yellow
gs Cotton 20 w Ss;a T YslsT ,7s 60
OATMBlL-The market Is steady bat very dull We quote c
man for the future has aGatei .ae cash aud regular so s
at si Old Mess ss IS for New dOi ss 50 for Cy d.
Mess seller June At SIC TO- and 25G bb seller July at sig "a
sff 81 for FiS sf Tss an. ana 81 5 Son i1 for FI
Beef i IN fr demand sales q - I At 80 s h n.
bbs Western. Cut Meats less active A7a cos
Piese ams (7 bC at I2Ie $50 ties Canyasse 8l5is
Western Picked Shoulders at ilO0 CIV DO SMOKED at ~
S oolf Bacon oaf 1s ser bd IL & Ha contracts Tor
boxes Long and short Gear n1' Seen se' Sor Gear al i6S
Long Clear s 40 boxes Long and short Clear togs
demand; quote for CITY eq8c foT Live Hog. lar
Tor Fair 20 Prns steam. &c for Ketrendere 80
gi 900 seller jane o. and so tes oSJuly at lo
barely steady cargoes Apn ft bsf May quoted at G2
With sacs Of 700 bills late yesterday for prompt deisr Al S
neglected and nominal at OaOc the last sale MADE was $50 obs
spot attanabe under &c. with buy.r at 9 shipping Coa.
% y ~ 90 al ou.ye sR > ~ 81 s at fGsvc
Philadelphia there was no movement rp"ty holders Dn A'
offering extent; quote 49, u 9c spot aud ht hal
Ma. aul l9lc. June. .
RCE-here only obbing trade ale for RAD
COON. and 8d9c for Carolina
SGARS-Raw Sugars we're more active e. decline FART
Good Reclining i!U5lc; Grocery Grades 81 lc Carhr s@l
OOJ hhls mostly \ d5c; w al e. and l boxes ma ny
Centrifugal staJc5 Rend diooplg harls, bsdllte SVh
White 10! 0lUjc and Yellow. S0lOc.
SbEDS-Clo,er 10 light iOJhug demand az 8td8c Timothy daL
IS. LuseeI is quiet bat at - TO- go
STEAN du ami srn; sa!es Of 50 r at sc ChVee quotes
t9ic.
SOAPTbere has been demand for CASTLE and the markell
steady sales Of 200 boIs Mot lei Mlee' d. 9s al sie ,
TOBACCOIhe inquiry Tor KeuucSy sl . less active oaI Pns
a steady; sales OF 20 buds. a. 10iic. olJt uOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

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Il QUANTITY FOR THE LOWEST PRICE
Al LECTURES with illustrations; two Speeches and two
Professors Art and Lteue
Also the Great Mobher Evidence and Reports Seven Tribune Extra
forming the set thus far published al sent Tree By mall
Address ain orders THE TRIBUNE NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

Seed Leaf is IN fair temanl, and
OLD CROP.
Conn. and Mass. FllleS... Q 40
Conn. a8d Mas. Mrappers.R as
Conn. and Mass. ring lots. , al
CROP OF 1871.
Conn. and Mass. Fllers..l2 ais
Conn. aud Mass. Seconds. 20 as
Conr. and Mass. WraTpers.40 ass
Conn. and Mass. SelrcuOls6J as
Ney.lOrk Filters Glli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

FLOUR AND MEALGhe demand for medium grades Of Flour is
moderate stesness the market
ine and lair demand FOR the trade and for ship
grades steady and fairly active At the close the
kets for grades except for Fancy Mnnesos which are
yesterdays sales Of 1880 bb Including lO
bbs Oh spot good 81 g. and 5000 bb do
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-05-29

An Indian of the rowing tribe of
Musquakoes, which infest Iowa a few
weeks ago murdered one OF the tribe.
The tribe was then, and are now, en-
camped on the Skunk river near Col
fax, in Jasper county. The tribe put
the murderer to trial, and decided that
he should be punished by being starv-
ed to death. The sentence was car
ried out to the cruel letter The In
dian was tied to a log out in the woods,
and several Indians were detailed to
carry the sentence into effect, which
took eight days, other cruelties, known
only to the red devils themselves, be-
ing added to the torture of starvation.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-05-29

March 30, 1873.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-05-29

- Central America is as famous for
revolutions as earthquakes. Recently
a revolution in Panama deposed Gen :
eral Neira from the Presidency, and
installed Cervera. This proceeding
was not satisfactory to Elk President
Carreaso, who on the 10Th inst. arriy-
ed at Panama, and with troops at
tempted to overthrow Ceryera. After
a three days revolution, truce was
agreed npon, and provisional Pres
ident appointed until the disposed
Neira can be recalled. We are not ad.
Rised when the next rebellion will be
inaugurated, but it will come just as
sure as an earthquake.-[ Columbus
Journal.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-05-29

- Work will positively commence
on the Cincinnati Southern Rrailway
this summer, and will be driven to
completion with unusual dispatch.-
1t is estimated that we will be in di-
rect connection with Chattanooga in
thirty months from this date. This
will be sufficiently expeditions for so
extensive q work.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-05-29

"A Western paper says Writ Skies,
the silent partner of Olive Logan, was
once a poor printer boy, but by geni,
us, industry and tact, he became the
husband Of a woman who can earn
5000 night by leeturing.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1873-05-29
We Have Now in store and to Arrive:

Sugar Deaaa
bottom 100 bags Prime to Choice Coffee
high light selling a" the very bottom
MOkena
Silver Cloud Mills Rock Mills Greenfield Eagle and Washington Mills 1o0e
Market
barrels Mukgum Salt 100 packages of fine Table Syrup
barrels, an
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-26
State News.

Judge Hiram Cassidy, formerly
OF MeadviIle, has removed 10 Sum
NIT aud formed Il partnership with
Col. Thos. X. Stockdalc, in tho
practice Of law.
The catcrpiIlars are already be,
ginning to make their appearance.
Eggs deposited last year are now
producing thousands Of destructive
wormF.-llolly Springs Reporter.
Notwithstanding the constant
complaint OF bard times, Natchsz is
gradually but surely spreading, aud
the character OF buildings improving
IL the number increases. Severai
handsome new buildings are project.
cd and many more would BIZ built
hut for tho fact that taxes are 30
ouernus aud opprcssiye,-Natehoz
Democrat.
Water Valley has a File Manu-.
featuring company organized, aud
ready TO commence operations.
The s,loon.kceper have advanced
the price Of drinks in Water Valley,
owing to he whiskey law.
Bentonyille Taylor, a well known
lawyer uf this Judicial District. Vas
ambushod and shot near Williams.
burg, Coviugton county, on the sth
inst. lie was still alive on the 9th.
though struck in tho head aud neck
with two balls,-llandsboro Demo.
crat.
The river is still rising slowly at
tlis point, but uo harm il antieipa.
ted irom il, rs il can hardly get
over the levcs this season. Austin
Cotton Plant, April 10th.
Tn population Of Holly Springs is
rapid, IN rea,ing, most OF the inn
migrants ARE oil very tender age, but
are nome the lrss warmly welcome.
II ludepeuden; South.
The Civil Rights BIZ has been
decided unconstitutional by Judge
Arthur OF Nitksburg.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-26
An ntruth.

Tic C'alioD, last week, publishc,
rs n Tact that tho Legislature bao
passed an act authorizing the GOV,
.rpor, Lieutenant Governor and An.
ditor of Public Accounts, as a com.
mission TO select one newspaper in
each judicial district to publish All
'lo legal advertising in the district.
such u bill was introduced, but WI,
promptly and eilectually killed M.
'n the return If the report of tlic
Committee, aud il 10 astonishing that
iho Clarion should not have been
better informed than Ia have mado
the a'sertionot it, passage A news.
paper is pubishol ior reliable inIor.
nation, and not Tor .anard,. and NO
condemn tho action of The publish.
crs OF the Clarion in raking such On
unioonded assertion. We heartily
agree, however. that TIC Clarion w.s
rgft IN lcnouncing the measure b.
lU famous aud ~danIuable. aud should
% i'ave hecome u law therc would
heve been no HNaiuy too great
Tat could have char%acicrizcd the
members who voted for the meas
IRE; bat il did no, pass, as tlue
were too many luacst Republicans
~ the Legislature to permit II pas,
sage Of such n bin, aud We uuhcsita.
ipgR give them the highest prai.s
for their conduct. and will condemn
amy Journal that falsely ahd mdis-
c~rinrinateIy denountcs honest men
for IN act that, they we're ueytr
guilty Of, as WAS tie clsc IN the
Ciarions representations upon the
entire Radical members Of the Log.
islltnre.
We believe 10 givfnserery man his
just due no matter to what party
he may belong, and we will as read.
ny prairc the just, sensible act
Of Radical as that Of a Democrat.
This is but fair, and We believe that
The better class of Republicans as
much condemn such measures ms
this bill, as Democrats, aud that We
should appreciates such opinions en-.
testained BY them, and not denouuce
them, but the guilty.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-26

Ex-GoyerporJ.L. Alcorn declare.
that be will not support Amcs fol
Governor, even II his party doe.
nominate him. We slightly doubt
the Sentiment mans word IN this,
for We believe him the suppIaut
tool Of de administration party, and
II ho does not openly espousc Amcs
cause, on account oi personal differ
enres, hO will nevertheless help "thC
party all he can.