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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-01-07
The Capital question.

N-.i-...l. --sc.>.,s.<-.t,-s ls,5.qler,'a,e" tt
the Capital to Wheeling. As a well
known Committee from that city
have been lobbying for nearly a
week to secure such a bill, its intro
duction caused no surprise. They
will remain no doubt to nurse it
either until it has matured into a
law, or been Laid in its little grarc
along side its ill-fatcd predecessors.
1t is about the same in terms as
House Bill No. Is of last year and
starts off with a whereas Reilly and
others Of Wheeling offer suitable
place for the Capital that the offer be
accepted, &C., &c, and that the arch
ives, officers. &c. be removed within
ninety days from the passage of the
bill. 1t is a rchaSh of the old Soup
House proposition" as it was called
two years ago. We very much mis-
take the material Of TIC, present Leg
islature, if it is willing to harraSs
Legislation now with any such absurd
and unjust bill. If a great portion
of the remaining forty days of the
session is wasted and the consequent
expense to the State is incurred in
such legislation, then the present
Legislature will fall in short Of what
is their own and their constituents,
good. To do them justice we believe
they will consent to introduce no
such clog to the wheels CT 4 working
Legislature, who have a rare oppor-
tunity to improve the short session
with useful legislation instead Of
frittering it away with such section
al measures, whether for the benefit
Of a joint stock compaayof Wheeling
or elsewherc.-C0Wicr, January 1911.
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TRUST SIZE.

THE undersigned, Trustee, WI on the
I5rH DAY OF MARCH, 1915, at the
front door Of the Court House OF Mason
county, State OF West Virginia, offer for
sale at public auction, for CASH, to the
highest bidder, the following tract OF land
situated in said county, in CleAdiDsa Dis
trict. and bounded US followx beginning at
a stake ia the back line OF the military land;
same u corner to the land known as the
Morgan Moore farm, thence with line oil
the same IL ST. c "a poles TO q stone pile
on hillside; thence $50 30 ESQ poles TO
locust stake, chestnut oak pointer, same
4 corner TO the X. Mitchell land, thence
with the same 5lo so W ll9 poles 10 4
large black oak stump in the military line
0. the same, s2al0 $50 poles, to the place
OF beginning. containing F0RTI-FlNE
ACRES ONE ROOD AND ElFTEEN
POLES, more or less, the same being 4
tract OF land conveyed by Lewis J. Cook
to Alonzo Gushing, in trust, to secure to
Hiram Dale the payment Of Se25.0 90 eviden-
ced by note dated the 10th day OF May.
1872, due one year after date; principal and
interest due and unpaid $249.90. S;udtrust
deed is dated the 29tli day OF October 49,,
and recorded in the Clerks Office OF the
County Court OF Mason county, West Eir-
ciftis, in trust deed book No. l, folios 5IS,
&c. AL0NZ0 CUSHING, Trustee.
inn 9S-;w.
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Dispatches announce that, Gov.
Amcs of Mississippi fearing a distur,
banee, Grant hasinstructed Sheridan
to place a company of troops at his
disposal. How long is this going to
continue? How long is the army Of
the United States to be at the ser
vice Of the carpet bag. Republicans,
or of Democrats, either? If admins
trations in the Southern States are
opposed to the peoples tastes, the
people should be allowed to get rid Of
them. They are their own servants,
they are chosen to suit themselves.
If they take their places without
being really appointed, orif the poo
pie become dissatisfied with them,
the difficulty should be settled be-
tween them, the masters should have
the right of discharging their own
employees Wheeling Standard.
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The editor Of FarpT's Weekly, Ike
q great many other Republicans not
abjectly bound to obey the crack of
the party whip, condemns in strong
and forcible language, the Outrage
upon Louisiana: n
"a very great wrong, as itseems to
us, has been committed in New Or,
leans, and with the acquiesence Of
the Administration. Republican as
we are, we are so only because we
believe the equal rights of all Ameri-
cans are safer with the intelligence
and conscience that make the in,
spira.ion, and have in general direc.
ted the policy, of the Republican
party. But we do not excuse or jus.
tify, in this or in any other case
what seems to us a fragrant and fatal
disregard of those guarantees which
are indispensable to free popular
government. And because We are
Republican, and contemplate with
profound apprehension the possible
| ty of the restoration of the Democrat
ic party to power, We see with thu
utmost amazement, incredulity, ant
land pain that measures are approx
ed BY the Administration which car
have but one result, and that is thu
total destruction of the party tina
was called into active and triumph
LIANT life By the aggrnssions Of human
1 slavery and the wrongs of Kansas.
Eve trust that the Congress of TIT
United States will no longer evadc
its duty; but its action, whatever i
may be, cannot wholly undo tn,
wrong that has been done, nor alto
gcthcr heal the wound which tn
great party Of liberty, order, anc
equal rights has received in the hous'
of its friends
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An exchange very properly says,
serious damageeo the people'smorals
will be the result of all these falling
preachers. Good example is the
most powerfalexhortation and moth
ing shakes ones faith in creeds, in
God, in everything, as Che falsity, the
hypocrisy of th9man one looks to as
a model Of recttnde. The higher
the man and the, greater his infu-
ence, the more that look up to him,
so much the deeper will the disclos-
ure Of his rottemess cast his disci-
pies into sin and infdelity, 50 many
more Will be affected by the shock.
Perhaps it would be blessing in
disguise if Beecher were proved in
noccnt, although in reality guilty
a blessing to thousands Of confding
persons wherever his eloquence has
found its way into mems hearts.
1t may startle some to know that
this is not suggested by the scandals
that have made so much noise erthe
Iand;;-there is anotherone, thistime
in Chicago. 1t is very easy to tel
people tbat the improprlety Of tn
ministers does not'proye the falsitS
of the credible heart does not fee
the distinction, however acknowledg
ed BY the mind.
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President Grant is preparing his
military machinery to secure him
the third term. Under pretext of a
war with Spain he wants the army
and navy put on a war footing. His
experience in Louisiana seems to
convince him that he must have
more heavy ordnance to subjugate
New York, Baltimore and other cities
that dare to question his right to rule
with the tyranny "a military despot.
Give him what he asks for now and
he will have enough to manage the
polls to his satisfaction. The ballot
boxes Of New York city can readily
be thrown into confusion by military
interference, and a few heavy guns
in the harbor could finish the mat
ter.-PdfkcrsJmg IlYuirvr.
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IIIERY PEOPLE.
THE

NJ. FAD
HayiSg d i 50 many criticisms
and enlogie, pom the recent action
of Phil. shS idan, (the recently APP
pointed bah 'itti disperser0 l can
no. desistl ther from expressing, at
least my personal knowledge of the
Nlississippians. Having spent a few
years in their midst, ] speak from
personal knowledge and defy contra
diction, when | say that l never met
or associatedwith amore loyal toand
defiant public against any act of any
shape or lind against any laws of
Congress q regards their laws and
government. Moreover, they protest
against Anything tending to give the
general government trouble. There
were -eref X. X. KS, said to be IN my
place of sSjourn, but none of their so
called depsedations were exhibited
toward myself or companions, during
our happy stay among these much
abused, oppressed and almost forsa-
ken people, 50 far as Grant and Shcr-
| idan a. concerned. After having
ftbb=t ire sttte slisern people of their
hard earned money, they have moth
ing morc,to outrage them for; and
now declare them banditti, to sweep
even their homes and all that is dear
\ to them, from them. They have
stood what few people, possessing
their advantages would have stood
The people are overpowercd in
that State (llississippD with the ne
Sfo Vote, ahu4uletiy ana suDihisSlEe-
ly acquicsce, and are laboring hard
to maintain the laws, attcndto their
.,.ewn business, and to support their
families, and yet they are still term
ed.bShditti.
Enough has been said and proven
to exhoncrate them without a word
from me As an humble citizen and
friend of these poor and oppressed
people, / must raise my voice in their
behalf, and against the banditti dis
perserzPhil. Sheridan.
Yours, &C., ].
A FRIEND OF THE OPPRESSED.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE.

II 1t Is true that whom the Gods
wish to destroy they first make mad
the administration or the army, one
or the other, or both must be suffer
ing under their diSpleasure.
The Louisiana outrage is still
prominent in the mouth Of the whole
country. Echoes of indignant mur.
murs are still fresh in the cars of all
yet in spite Of these We see that from
it no lesson is learned. Already are
we called upon to chronicle anothe.
most unwarrantable and unjustifa,
bic case Of military interference in
Mississippi affairs. The army, act,
ing alone under army orders,
50 say the dispatches, deliberately
marched into the shcriffs Office;
turned out the sheriff; took posses
sion ofhis papers and documents, and
the only plea offered for it is that
there were some doubts as to the va
lidity of his election. What if there
were doubts? What has the United
States army to do with the election
of the sheriff of a county? If this
thing is to continue, it is well that
we know it. If the people Of Ameri-
ca are willing to vote themsclvcsun-
der the chains of a military despot-
ism, let them do so. But if they are
not, it is time that every man, be he
black or white, Radical, Conserva-
tive or Democrat, should espousc the
cause of the Republic, and rebuke in
some signal manner, the powers that
be for permitting such things. If
the army is to be our master then
it should be taught its proper place.
Hhec'iny Register.
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TERRIBLE MrRpER.-0n Monday
last a startling runor reached Park

]
TERRIBLE MrRpER-0n Monday
last. a startling rumor reached Park.
ersburg, Of 4 terrible murder near
Kingwood, Preston Co. The story is
that Mr.. Thorn had sold his farm for
5000, and was preparing to leave
next DAY for the West with his fimi-
". 4 peddler happened to call that
evening, who was an acquaintance,
and went out with Mr. Thorn to bid
goodbye o,some neighbors. On re-
turning Thorn was surprised ut a
light in the room where his money
was, and at seeing the figures Of men.
On entering M.Thorn was confront
ed by the dead bodies of his wife and
daughter, and fell in a swoon ut the
sight. The peddler proceeded TO the
room where the light was, and saw
three men counting out the money.
He shot three loads from his revolver
and killed two of the men, and
wounded the ether. One of the kill
cd proved TO bethe brother-in-law to
whom he had sdld'the farm.
Petitions. are circulating in por-
nsofGreenbrier.Nich sand Fay
cite counties looking totheformation
of a new county. These petitions
VIII be prescntedtoo the Legislature
in a short TING, who will be solicited
to form the new county proposed.
1t will have i considerable area
Meadow BIQf district, Of Grctnbrier,I
is almost solid" for. the change, has
four hundred voters and embraces an
area ofahout thirty miles in length
and twenty in width: Tie name of
gthc proposed county is suggested as
"Stonewall.a The portions Of Fay.
cite and Nicholas proposed to be cut.
off are said to greatly fav6rtlie move
ment. The proposecE.county seat
will be near Big Clear Greek. This
district is thickly populated, has
rich lands and7tine deposits of coal,
iron and tim5ar-Giarlestoa Courier.
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The following are the standing
Committees of the House.
On Elections and Pirilcgcs.-Messrs.
Dcpue, Simpson, Roles, Agce, Thorn,
burg, Upon and Babb.
On Tdtutioa aud Eiaaacc.-NIessrs.
Fleming, West, Simpson, Gcttinger,
Chapman, Enoch, Dix and White,
On .Uilitmy .4fau&.-AIcssrs llous.
ton, McEldowney, Short, Warden
and SNYDER.
Julirciary-AIcssrs. Jackson, Nil.
or, Good, Ice, Mason, Welch, Blake.
Campbell, Hutchinson and Garlic.
IN E'wotion.-AIcSsrs. Wclch.
Chapman, Rogers, Kirtlcv, Reynolds,
Of Mercer, Warden, Huffman, Rev.
Inolds, Of TAYLOR; and Campbell.
On Counties, District and .Nuaicipui
(0rpoTation$-McSsrs. Miller, Prich.
ard. Dix, FarnSworth, Thornburg,
Morgan, TAYLOR. Snidcr and Pugh.
On Pfsate Corporation and Joiat
!S'ork comrdais.-Messrs. West,
Stuart, Huffman, .Agcc, Vaughan,
Williams, Warden, linn, and DNehe.
On Roads and Internal Navigation.
-Mcssrs. Woodaell, TAYLOR, Wilson,
REYNOLDS, of Mercer, Stone, .JSmsll,
.Cornwell, Squircs and Hall! gor,a !,
On Fodatel md UaebprQpiatc9
L@ods.-Mcssrs. Ice, Houston. Powell
>Depue, FurgeSon, Reynolds, of Tavlor.
Short, Shim and Babb.
On Claims and Grictonrcx.-Mcssrs.
Jordan, Farnsworth, Rogers, Mont
gomery and Turner.
On Hnmahe Institutions and PpJlic
BW'AjaG-Messrs. Tanner Chichester.
Houston, Morgan and Lough.
On Printing and Contingcat E1pcn-
*es.-Messrs. McEldowncy, Pritchard
Roles, Vaughan and Dychc.
On Euru!ire Otfres and J1yu,y-
Messrs. TbornbuT@ Grtt;nsnr I-nson
Ionr And SnvdcF l. :, lSV'''
sO9 VIZ Sls,tc. NM, c<,,.,.a, r., {
porements.-NIessrs. Williams, Corn
well, McCullech,, Furge>on, and Car
lie. 4. } .,.x, ',..a 81. -
On B,;lo,a,,v ,rossrs ,pr;t,.Lo ID
Eno.h Sebon 'RoranIds IS No. 49,
md Sncncer ''i $3.50
On jomja,aioa -Nessrs e,,,;ros,
E,cm;n@ TTonston E;rtla,.,,n, I'm,
On E9,6nsT FIX N1tnssrs .'' p LII.
more and B;y - -. t.,1;';s,
~, 60 ,. Il :ti.,
nc senate Noah'le.ees are;
IN Rrtrafgrs' ant q ., E'cci1ons,-Mes-
ScFS' Hurdctt, Goff, ferrell, NeGlnnlS
LOOMS.
IN Me J,0t'7dfy-Messrs. Camden,
Dennis, Custom, Clayton, Bennett,
MeGl9n1s and Berkshire.
i, On ftnaars.-Messrs. Bennett, Ar
nett, Burdett, Pannelt, Sherrard,
Eastman and Bishop.
On; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Clayton,
Eastman, Cunningham, Mcdonald
and Scott.
IN Counties and AgnictpR Corpora
tionsI;Messrs. Dennis, Shelton, Pan
nell, Custom and Bishop.
IN Bdnks and C0rporutionS.-Mes-
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Yours

\ correspondent of the Richmond
Wing, writing from Cumberland Co,
Va, says: "The State will soon own
a great portion of the land by pur.
chase for taxes. Something mus. be
done BY our legislators to lessen or
abate taxes on land, or the State will
soon be dcpopulated Of able and vii;
ing laborers.' Z
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on Eo5eaqd, Deiaguest aud IN.
appropriated Ldnds-Messrs Dickin-
son, Goff, McGinnis, Arnett, and
Scott.
On Rules.-Nessrs. johnson, Den
mis-, Bennett, Burdett, and Bishop.
On Pubic Aihnrg-Mess.s. Shell
ton, Eastman, Cunningham, Golf
and Berkshire.
Oh Earollca sBiVs.22Nlesas. Gun
ningham, and Scott.
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LEGAL ADYERTIsEM'TS.
.S 3 NOTICE.
josiah h. Bush ii lIn ch,,.,rx.
Cornelius Bush, et. ais.

Cornelius Bush, ct aus.
IA pursuance toa decree OF the circuit
court-of Nilsson county, rendered in the
above, entitled cause, on the Sth day OF DC.
tober,; 1874, referring said cause to one OF
the Commissioners Of said Court to take,
state and settle the accounts OF the Admin.
istra,orof the estate OF Richard Bush, dc'd
the undersigned, Commissioner, hereby
gives notice that he has fixed upon the ith
day of February, 1875, at the office OF
Knight 81 Couch, in the Court House OF
said county, as the time and place OF SET,
ling said account. Given under my hand
this 18th day OF February, 1875.
JAMES II. COUCH, JR.,
jan l4-iw. Commissioner.
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Horatio Seymour has written to a
Democratic. Senator reiterating his
determination not to be Q candaste
for the United States Senate from
New York, and favoring Kernan's
election. 49,.
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The Methodist ministers of Boston
support Grant and Sheridan in their
cut-throat policy in Louisiana.
They want more blood, and doesn't
seem to matter so they get it. iThe
Ministers of New Orleans who have
every means Of knowing lthe9true
state Of affairs,, have "a Eight, 10 be
heard; they have madestheir state,
ment; virtually posting Sheridan as
q falsi6er. 1t is this fact probably
that has influenced the Boston clergy,
who in their religious hatred Of any
thing southern, would rather fratern-
ize with the fathersof lies than join
in christian fellowship with truthful
christians.-Pdrke,sbarg Inquirer.
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The repeal of the acts of Congress
under which Grant has been enabled
to- use the amy insupport Of Kellogg
should be made a campaingn matter
In the Senatorial election. Let the
Democrats see to. this Immediately,
insteadef gettingups many protests.
The clause giving the federal courts
jurisdiction in cases ofState elections,
should also be looked into, The fif-
teenth amendmentnecds berevised
and corrected considerably BY the.
next Congress. y, u
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The Voice Of the ballot-boxes, as
has been proven this fall, has no ter
ror for Grant. Nothing will bring
him to bis senses until duly deputea
officer of the Court of Impeachment
lays his hand upon his collar. The
Democrats have seventy majority in
THE next House Of Representatives.
II the party believes half it says
about Grant, he richly deserves i'm
parchment and expulsion from office.
If, when the House meets in Decem-
4 er next, the Democrats have not the
courage to bring Grant to the bar of
the Senate, then the Independent
voters Of the country may perhaps
come to the conclusion to aid in the
election Of some honest, able, coura-
geous Republican to the next Presi-
dency.-N T. Ind.
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= A bin IS Now before Congress to
appropriate a sum not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars to erect a
statue of Zachary Taylor in the city
of Washington. Meanwhile the
grave of the cx-Prcsident, near Louis
vile, is neglected and marked hard
Is by stone.
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I Boston, Baltimore and Cincinnati
Shave followed New York in indis,
snant denunciation of the military
interference with the Louisiana Leg,
islaturc. In each city the public
FfRSa2saH5i4ER Tas sl EyISan sSRfse ecns E
At the Baltimore meeting Hon. Rev.
erdy johnson presided, and thought
impcaehmdht Of the President the
proper remedy for such an outrage
GUS and dangerous violation Of the
constitution.
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A Complete Failure.

j. History eannotl,exhibit more
complete cqtc b!Gnche given to any
political organization since politics
began than has been enjoyed by the
Republican party during the last
decade; nor can history furnish a
more lame and impotent result. 1t
Is entirely within the bounds of
truth to assert, that the reputation OF
free institutions and the cause of
Popular liberty have suffered more,
home and abroad, from the confusion
and decentralization Of southern III
fairs. since the peace than they ever
did from the spectacle presented by
the war. A divided and bclligercnt
republic did not inhict such dcel,
and irrcparabie disgrace upon self,
sovcrnmcnt-'the Government Of
the people, by the people, and fol
the pcoplc"-as has been intlictedb by
the wretchcd farce denominated re.
construction.-S. Loris Republican,:
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A gentleman advertises in a WASH
ington paper that be had lost, on the
Sth inst, "a silver watch, with a
gold face aud gray frock-coat."
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A dispatch from Wheeling to the
Cincinnati Gazette of January 25th,
says Brannon will probably be cho-
sen U. S. Senator, as a compromise
man, by the West Virginia Lesisla-
ture.
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If the Capital of our State should
in the course of events be located at
Point Pleasant. What then?
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The Secretary of the Treasury has
prepared new bill, which he will
lay>beforc Congress. 1t will increase
the revenue forty-fvc millions Of
dollars. This increase is made nee.
essary by the increasing cxtrava,
gancc Of the present Administration.
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Pinchbeck, the colored fraud from
Louisiana, has again been elected
Senator by the Kellogg minority
Legislature. We think the Radicals
can hardly afford to shoulder this
African dead beat by admitting him
to q seat.
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Vice President Wilson; threatens
to occupy the Speakers chair of the
Senate during the remainder Of the
session
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The West Virginia University has
an endowment ofrsjO0,000, and re-
ceives yearly from $4,000 to $4,000
from the State. The institution has
an able faculty, and the college ma
chinery seems to be working smooth
ly and satisfactorily.
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den. The caucus meets again to
night, when the contest is expected
to be concluded, though it is possible
that no nomination will be effected
atthdt time.
1t is useless to indulge in further
spcculations upon this subject, Us the
result of this contest will probably
be known to YOU before this can APP,
pear in print.
a bill was introduced in the Sen,
ate on Monday, by Mr.. Bennett, to
remove the Capital temporarily to
the city of Whccling. At first, The
only significance attached to it was,
that it was intended to have some
effect upon the Senatorial contest
Recent developmcntsprove, however,
that there is something more serious
in it than was at first anticipated.
1t is hardly necessary to add that our
friends will make a vigorous and or
ganized resistance to this bill.
You may expect to hear from us
upon all matters Of interest that may
transpirc during the session.
Col. Smith, and DR.. Barbcc, are
still in the city. Dave Stevenson,
il. Charles and Perry Simpson,
were here few days last week.
Yours 6
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Jonx S. CAlS, Secretary.

| Hereafter all communications relating TO
the 9TH Concert should be addressed to the
undersigned, and pledge myself that the
drawing shall come off FEBRUARY 9TH or
that every dollar paid for tickets shall be
returned.
en-. BRIGGS, Agent and Manager,
Room 4, Public Library Building,
S--t,iaii4aC 4 p +. s. louisville, Ky.
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In New York, q man convicted Of
sending scurrilous postal cards
through the mail has just been sem
teaeeI TO a fine Of 5000,
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The Bulletin and Journal of CALI
polls, Ollie, are waging y terrific
war Of words at eaci, other. Harper
of the ,JosfdM seems to be the nasti-
est and most sarcastic. We pity the
.ycadc7s efthasc papers.