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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-25
View York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, September 4.-The job
bing branches Of trade were active in all
departments; but the commission houses
were quiet. Cotton goods jObbing freely
at irregular prices, but ruled steady IN
6r,t hand.. Prints in demand at reduc-
cd hgures; Washington Fancy and sith
Band Prints reduced to 9lc. Felt Skirts
active. WooIens quiet, except Flannels
and Blankets. Foreign gods selling
freely At suction, but al low prices.
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TO the Democratic Voters Of
RichIand District,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y there viii be meeting Of the Demo-
,-r,,tic ysters OF this District at Richland
school House, Saturday, October 5, 1874, at
o'clock p. Nj, for the purpose OF nomi-
mating proper candidate for the Office OF
county commissioner from this District.
GEORGE SAWTELL,
Member County TX. Com. for Rich. Dist.
>rD2i-fg
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rience with these Radical gentry; and if
you desire to crush out forever the mon
strous doctrines they advocate, come out
to the polls on the second Tuesday in
October. Come every manrof you. See
that no vote is lost; and battle like men
for your country, your homes, your fam
lilies and Your race!
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Meeting Of Western Associated Press.

DETROIT, Sept. 24.-Th" annual meet
ing of the Western Associated Press will
take place ut Kelly'> Island, (not PUTIN
Bay aS announced in june one hours
ride bv steamer from Sundu>ky. 1t
takes place on Wednesday next, S"Ptcm-
ber %0th. 1t !, hoped that there will b.
a full attendance rs the meeting i likely
to b" an important one.
rSigned1 H. MoALKER, PrcT.
LII Z BAKER .MccrrtnLA
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The people of the North sincerely desire
that they should have an honest and con-
stitutional government. Even a large
majority of Republicans in the North
have long been partially disgusted with
the
Government OF ThieSing Adventur.
which plundered the South. But when
that pnblic opinion was on the point
of becoming so strong that no partisan
spirit in power could have long resisted
il, what happened? The bloody riot in
New Orleans, in 1866; the organization
Of the Ku klux all over the South; the
hatchery Of Grant parish in 1873; the
murders of Coushstta; the slaughter of
helpless negro prisoners in Trenton,
Tennessee, not to speak Of minor stroci-
ties. What was the effect? The growing
sympathy with the victims Of pmnder
was turned into sympathy with the vie
Tins Of murder. Ii j, to be hoped that
by this time the people OF the South have
learned that those who disgrace them by
deeds of bloody violence, are their worst
enemies. Let them act upon that lesson.
Let them Dissolve their white Mems
Leagues,
for every organization that is based upon
distinction Of color, is not only
wrong in itself but harmful tn
both races. Let them make the poor
but an active protection in every good
citizen. Let them understand that the
most efficient method to fight the thicvc,
who rule them, is by rclrntlesSly sup
pressing the murdrrous rutianS among
thems 'lves who strip them of the SYM
pathy of the country. Silent disappruval
is nothing; good intentions are nothing;
mere public resolutions are nothing.
Only Vigorous Action viii Avail.
Only the practical punishment of male
factors will serve. They Justly demand
that no thief shall find grace, because be-
is n Republican, with them, or because
ne is IA Democrat. Let party spirit ccas"
to be- shelter 10 the criminal. No
white mans league do them any good
An active member is the thing that the
south wants. say this ~ a
true friend Of the southern
people The speaker then congratulated
Governor Brown Of Tennessee upon his
vigorous course ia pursuing after ia"
Gibson county murdrrrrs, and says If that
spirit pervadcs, there is yet salvation for
the South lie then discussed the Civ
il Right, Bill at length; uppnscs II be-
cause he regard il unconstitutional, amt
becaus" he l. certain that the result ui
its passage would bc u breaking down ui
the common school system, which would
deprive th" negro Of one ol his greatest
and most b"ncGcicnt privilege. lie ri.
viscs the negroes not 10 cling together
in opposition to ANY on" party; but 1"
separate and become independent, and
that then. i'm order to secure their votes
all partr, shall unit" IL nhnrding them
protection. The r"si of ia" speech i, de-
voted ~ discussion rl the linanrr qur.-
tiuns aud State mattcrs.
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Robbery of Pittsburgh Bank.

The Bank Of Industry was robbed at
noon to-day by sneak thief, who went
behind the counter while the cashier was
alone and engaged. The amount taken
Is not definitely known, but supposed to
be about 81 600.
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McEnery and Kellogg.

New ORLEANS, September 24.-Thc
meeting Of the conference committee to-
dav was an informal one. The McEn-
cry party have notified the Kelloggites to
give written notice when they desire to
reopen negotiations.
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Committee Meeting.

rNHE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECU-
TIVE Committee will meet on Satur-
dlN next, September 26th, nj O'Clock p. nj.
III the office of the Phoenix Life Insurance
company, corner 18th and Market street.
EN order Of
~rpt-i CITY MEMBERS.
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Board Of Army Officers.

WAsHISGToN, September 24.-The
Board of Army Officers will meet here
tomorrow to examine and report upon
the qualifications of such persons AS may
be brought before it for appointment as
assistant superntendents of the national
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Big Fire.

CHICAGO. september PA fire at
Joliet, Illinois. this morning, entirely
DESTROYED Werner, Block, with thc stores
Of c. B. Shoosr, .quc"nswar", and Henry
Tanning, grucerir, and liquors. Los on
building 100000; insurance $4,000.
Shoose's los, is $1,000; insurance 5000
in Melville. Nj. and $1,000 in .Etna,
Brooklyn. Fnnnings loss is $500; IN
surcd for $1,000 in Allemaniu, of Pitts
burgh. The insurance on the building is
rs follows: Hamburg, $1,000; North
British Mercantile, $1,000; Girard, Phil
adelphia $1,000; National Hartford,
Phoenix, Hartford; Brewers, milwaukee,,
and Fire and Marine, Detroit each
$1,000; National Fire and Marine, $1,000;
Great Western. New Orleans, $1,000;
Continental. New York, $1,000.
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Nor was that the Only Wrong Com
mitted in the south.

There was another and on the other
side. 1t was when bands of lawlcsS ruff
fans infested the southern country.
spreading terror BY cruel persecution and
murder. 1t was when helpless prison
rrs were slaughtered in cold blood; il
was when neither officers nor volunteers
could b. found 20 arrest the perp"trator,
of such bloody deeds or no juries to con-
Wet them; it was when the better GLASSES
of society contcnted themselves with
condcmnatory resolutions, and piou-
wishes instead of strainIng every nerve
10 bring the maleiactors to Justice, and
now il is said many Of the bloody storic.
which reach Us from the South ar" invcn-
tions or exaggcrations. That may have
been, and undoubtedly in som" cases,
was SO; but we know also that very many
of them were but too true, and that they
cannot be- explained as mere dcfcns"
against official robbery, and the murder
ed victims were mostly poor negroc-,
while the real plunderers went free and
safe. We know also that there is n ruff
tanlv element in the South which, un-
less vigorously restrained by all the pow
cr of society, will resort I" bloody vio-
lencc ~ pastime especially when il l.
permitted to bolieve itself engaged in
partisan service, and b. safe under tn"
protection of public opinion.
The senator then says: This j. th"
state Of things we have 70 deal with, and
asks
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I.abOrers 10 Take the Place Of
Strikers.

PITrsBURGH, September "a. - Tw"
hundred Italians arrived in this city last
right to take tn" place Of the striking
coal miners along the Panhandle Rail
rnnI
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Democratic Convention at
Moundsville.

,,,uF DEMOCRATS OF MARSHALL
dounty are requested TO meet II mass
ir,,enfion. nj the Court House on Mon
dsy. s september. 2s. ls74, at o'clock P.
H.. for the purpose OF nominating canal
,T, Comfy Executive Committee.
'"' GEO. W. BRUCE,
...,ri auu ChairmBn.
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w. publish special dispatch this
morning announcing the fact of Il collision
..r. The y. so. Railroad. Though hav-
.nyu special correspondent in the vicin-
,g. be, informs Us that the Company re-
fu-"d To- allow him to procure full par
r.u,ar,. neither can W" get them by tel
rg-ph. Certain it is that an accident
h., happened which they are unwilling
10 p,. made. public. 1t Is to be hoped
Ina, the cuu>ualities are not greater than
rho.r We are able to lay before our read
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Speaker Blaiue's Movements.

CLEVELAND. September 24.-Speaker
Blaine. of Maine, arrived in the city this
morning. He was serenaded at the
Kennard House this evening. and in re-
sponse made brief speech. He goes
westward in the morning.
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POLITICAL.
NOTICE.

mHE CoNFEREEs APPOINTED BY THE
| convention of Ohio, Brooke, and Han
cock counties, to select candidate for the
STATE senate, from the First Senatorial
district. will meet in Wellsburg on Fri
,, Ssnt NJ. 1874. AT p. IN. sep2
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Samuel A. Briggs, Vice President of
the defunct Franklin Saving. Bank. Chi
csgo, recently arrested in New York, was
taken before Judge Daniels in the Su-
preme Court, yesterday, and discharged
By consent Of counsel
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General Garcia Wounded aud a Pris-

New York, September PA private
dispatch from General CaliN Garcia,
dated Manzanilla, September IA. on
board Spanish gunboat, said he had the
misfortune to BE taken as Il prisoner and
wounded severely, at the same time his
physician declares him out of danger.
Garcia states that he has been kindly
treated by his captor>. His letter men
tions no particulars of his capture.
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The President Lunches.

EX-Po<tmastcr General King to-day
gave - lunch in honor of Postmaster
General Jewell, which was attended by
the President, members Of the Cabinet
and other prominent persons.
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Further Particulars.

BALTIMORE. September 24.-The Off
GERS of the Baltimore II Ohio Railroad
Company, in this city, have the follow
ing particulars of the accident Oh the
Parkersburg Branch: At six O'Clock ?.
VI. the fast line West collided with the
fast line East, at Smithton, the regularly
appointed meeting place, ftty-eight miles
east of Parkersburg. Both engines were
wrecked. and the postal car attached to
the west bound train burned. The fire
being communicated from the lamps TO
the mail matter, the flames made such
rapid progress that one Of the postal
clerks named Bardforu was burned 10
death and the bulk ofthc mail matter de-
stroycd The baggage car OF the same
train was also burned with tn" greater
portion of it, contents. The platform
Of number of the passenger cars were
also demolished hv the force of the c0lh-
sion. None of the passengers We're in
iured. but one of the train hands recciv
ed slight flesh wound. The west bound
train had arrived at Smithton, and was
preparing to GO on the side track when
the east bound train, which was behind
time, suddenly came up and the collision
took place.
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Trouble With the Indians.

san FRANCISCO, September PA
dispatch from Prescott. Arizona, tonight
saws that the Indians who murdered Mr..
Roberts were followed by detachment
oi troops and Apache Indian scouts from
Verde. They wcr" caught near the hcac
of Cave Creek. where a battle ensued in
which fourteen Of the hostile Apaches
were killed and several taken prisoner.
The troop lost one scout and one Tanto
Apache killed and two men wounded.
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National Board Of Fire Underwriters

New YORK, September 24.-The Ex-
ccutivc Committee of the National
Board of Fire Underwriters have re-
solved that the authorit e, of Chicago
having failed to comply with the >ugg"--
tions put forth by the National Board on
the I4th of July last, thi, committee
now recommend that all companies be-
longing to the National Board disc"n-
tinur the business of fire insurance in TN"
city of Chicago either by new policies
or renewals. on and after October |, 1874.
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sep24 ego

~ The Wheeling Register:
Al the solicitation of many friends an
ununce myself candidate te represent
Ih,. counties OF Ritchie and Calhoun in the
next Legislature of West virginia;
d. McGREGOR.
CAIRO, w. VA, July q, 1874.
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Business Resumed.

NEW ORLEANS, September 24.-The
Citizens Bank resumed business to-day,
with cash surplus over cash liabili-
ties of $92, 600. The total value Of its
solvent assets is Sl,6OO,O0O; total liabili-
ties So. 900.
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Boiler Explosion.

MEMPHIS, September 24.-About two
o'clock this morning, the right tue Of the
boiler of y. J. SpecrS steam cotton gin,
situated in the vicinity of Vance street,
collapsed with terrible effect, The con-
cus<ion shook the houses in that vicinity
like an earthquake. Both ends of the
boiler were blown out. W. II. Rrckard,
the engineer, was blown out of cotton
pen in front Of the boiler, where h. had
gone to sleep, and was slightly burned
hv the steam and hot water. A stable
near the hoilor WAS completely wrecked
by pieces of the same, which were hurled
against it with great force. The brick
work in front the boiler WAS demolished.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-25

The Peoples Convsnt tion for the Sew
enth Congressional District OF Missouri,
nominated Jas II 10y for Congre~,.
An engagement in the province Of
Biscay. between the Republicans and
Carli:ts. resulted in the route If the lat
ter. Many Of the insurgents are surren-
dering and asking for amnesty.
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lxr.n the Black Hills is no Eldorado.
.r.l,,.J- Eyru,prcv Gp,Sr ,,be West
pms, ..,r..5uo,. If ,hnut tyn Year. oool
,.D.. ,... -ort with -br .>urdition to
r..,.. , .nn,il rrport, SAWS 80. The
r.oo.l doe. not arrre with Gen. Gus
..,n nj. .r,..r;,r officer How +. this Is
..: ,.,.u, u,.f,h,C.l,,..r.. r.,.II,.,rpo ar
.u.l...,,n.r.,,n his f,,hor
nm. .,, -. i.,y. ?, ,r,,.r, rho
In5i,r. ,nJ l..rr ,,Jy,,,,ur..r, nut Of the
..,r,rv, OF. j, ,r,,brr cold .necpIo-
tim, Tb. Ir.ii,,., r.rt,i,Iy y ,rnbt 70 N.
,,u.,..,..I rJif,t.. ,,.oI e .dy,.r,pr,,u.
,,.r,.r. ,..r h.. rr..r,irrd hv mi, r.nort
=, Will work ronI but it is certainly
...,ns,. that the commander of the expi-
1ron officially reports gold, while sub
'.'',' i"N"'NrL. ..'n.LNo'''> '''''
rr. .r.n,h of senator ScHrRz, a syn
.p.., Of which we publish tins morning.
e.. certainly a worthy production. The
~.,.,,,r believes that the President could
A., ,;..;o Ev,,oooir
'''''' ''''' ',''''''''''
....,Ana after he had once upheld hllh'
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4t'heelina Register.

Com closed In New York Yesterday
It log.
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Our History.

was supported by the power Of the
National Government in the act of vir-
tually creating State government
which had not the least evidence of an
election by the people. 1t was when,
even after the President had confessed
his doubt, Congress neglected to undo
the usurpation and to make room for
those who had Prima tdcie evidence Of nm
election by the people. The wrong was
committed even before that, and in more
States than Louisiana. 1t was when
the Federal office holders in the South
were permitted 10 use their authority and
prestige rs II power in partisan con-
tlict, and for the support and pcrp"tuH-
tion of partisan State government, and
the most rapaciouS and corrupt that ever
disgraced II Republican country. 1t was
when the keeping Of Southern States Wa,
deemed more important than that they
should have an honest and constitution
al Government
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The Exposition.

The attendance at the Exposition con-
tinuc, to increase daily. and special
trains Oh the various roads are bringing
in great numbers oS people from tn"
country and towns and Villages along the
line. The beautiful weather ot the la,t
trw DAYS has also tended to increase the
number of city visitors, and the building
j. constantly filled with ndmirlng crowds.
Additional attractions hav" been added
to the Machinery and Industrial Depart
mcnts. which attract great attention.
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Capital Items.

WAsHINGTON, september E.-Thc
President expects to leave here m Mon
dav. October 9TH for It. Louis. He +
still residing with hi. brother-in-Iaw,
Marshal sharpe. a, the repair. to the
White House are not finished.
The Postmaster General will doubtless
adopt the recommendation OF Third A.
.i,tant Barbour and \ ID. Hazen. chiei
of the stamp division. that newspaper
postage under the new law. going into
effect January lst, b" paid by stamps
affixed. the memorandum Of mailing
stamp to be Of denominations from two
cents to sixty dollsrs, 10 b. cancelled by
perforatioD.
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Rum0r of n Terrible Accident on
the B. IL d. Railroad. ...

CIYCINNATI, Sept. PA rumor is
current here of terrible accident last
night on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road between Smithton and West Union,
West Virginia. Two passenger trains
collided with terrific force. and the wreck
afterwards took fire and burnt. The
postal agent was killed. How many
Others were killed or injured Is not
known
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Ocean Steamers

NEW YORK. september 24.-The
steamer Switzerland from Antwerp, hfs
arrived.
LoxDoN. September 24.-The ,leam-
ship England from New York has az
rived out
SAN FRASCI~cO. September 24-The
Pacific Mail steamer Constitution, from
Panama. has arrived.
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California News.

SAN FRANCIsCo, September 24.-DiS-
patches from Prescott, Arizona, of YES
terday, say Governor Stafford arrived
from Verde last night.
A new hospital building Is being
erected al Fort Whipplc.
The government buildings at Camp
Date Creek, have been recently inspected
with the view Of being abandoned and
turned over to the Interior Department.
Gen. Cooke started, Yesterday, on a
tour OF inspection of Camps Verde, San
Carlos and Apache.
Renegade Apaches made descent on
Il herd OF cattle III Whitlaw> Rancho.
Salt river, killed the herder and got away
with the cattle. Lieut. Parkhurst, sent
a detachment of troops in pursuit, and
party of soldiers and Apache scouts are
also out from Verde under a guide, fol-
lowing the renegades.
Company e of the sth Infantry az
rived at Camp Towall yc>tesday, in
good condition.
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Heavy Contribution Levied i'm Ia-
yanR.

\ Havana letter states that the official
Gazette published All article on the 18th,
requiring the inhabitants 10 contribute 10
the Government five per cent of their
capital, for two years. 1t is said that there
is an urgency for the collection of first
and second tri-monthly contribution on
capital, in order tha; the treasury may
meet its obligations and cover the deficits
which monthly result between the income
and outlaws.
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Lengthy speech by senator schurz.

made lengthy and elaborate speech
upon National and State questions at the
Temple tonight. After referring in
general terms to the present condition of
the public mind, the wide spread and
deep distrust and skepticism which have
taken the place of confident assurance
and sanguine expectations formerly pre-
vailing, he entered into discussion of
Louisiana affairs. He reiterated his
opinions expressed in the Senate. that
the Kellogg government is an usurpa
ton, but il had been recogniZ-
ed by the President and when
last week, the McEneryites overthrow it,
the President constitutionally reinststed
it, and that was the end Of the louisiana
revolution, but il is not the end Of the
diocese; neither is il the final remedy for
a great wrong that has been committed.
The wrong does not consist in the inter-
vention of the President against those,
who, by force arms had driven Kel-
logg 20 fight, for the President acted in
the exercise of his constitutional author
ity. Neither can, in any Republic, the
right of self help by force be admitted
for such an admission would encourage
every party and every individual that
has grievance, either real or imaginary,
to resort to force for redress, and state
of anarchy would ensuc, which no
political or social organization could
withstand, but the great wrong
was committed before. Ii WAS when
Federal judge, palpably overstcpping the
limits of his jurisdiction and perpetrrted
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THE WEATHER.
MAR DKFNRIMENT.

w AR NENJ,
OFFICE ~ CHIEF SiGSAL OTFICER,
WA.HINGToS September -, bP.M.
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COLLISION ON B, & 0, R, R,
The Cars Take Fire---Man
Burned to Death.
CLARKsRI.RG. Midnight. Sept. y

CLARKsBURG, Midnight, Sept. "a.
Special to the Register.l
The fast line West that passed here at
8:15 and the fast line East, due here at
S:l3. collided near Salem. 1t is report
ed that the passengers are all safe, but
the wreck will not he cleared till near
morning. Can get no full particulars at
present. NosIDDA.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-26
"A CARD.
DR. ). q. .VAMMAMAKER & CO..,

1gks. y. Y. .tHhlNIyANlAkEM ~ u UW.,S
Respectfully cali the pablic's attention to
thei2 IS
FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE,
ON Russell Street. next door to McMaster's
Brick Building, where can be found a we'll
seiec'sd stock Of Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Soaps and Fancy Toilet Articles. A kind
and generous pat,onagei is earnestly solicited.
DR.J. G. WANNAMAKER & GO.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-26
A Correct Position.

Hon. G. P. Thompson, successor to
Beast Butler in the U. S. House of
Representatives at recent Democratic
glorification, used the following Ian
guage:
II stand now as no partisan. / am
not theservant ofthe democratic party;
/ am not the servant Of the republican
party. 1 shall advocate those meas
ures and only those measures that I
believe to be for the common good. l
shall never advocate principle upon
party grounds. I shall be unworthy
of the confidence that has been placed
in me, if 1 understand what the demo-
cratic party meant when they put me
innomination, which was that should
carry out those principles which l be-
lieved to be right-that should serve
my country first. aud by serving my
country know I can best serve my
party"