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ST. LOUIS, January 2l.-COncurrent
resolutions were adopted by the COM
mittee OF the lower house iii the Iegisla-
ture to-day protesting against the bill
introduced in the United States senate q
few days since by Senator WashbuTne,
of Massachusetts, providing that United
States marshaIs may enforce the pay
ment ofjudgments OF the United States
courts by levy on and sale Of property.
The resolutions characterized the bill as
a further interference by the Federal au-
thorities in the affairs OF the States by
means of machinery for extoTtiBg from
the people Of many OF the western States,
under guise of special taxation and
collection by the general government, of
a certain class of debts, or pretended
debts, which the people deny owing,
and which, in many instances, were i'm
posed upon them by fraud. The resO-
luton was opposed by some on the
ground that the courts should not have
the power to enforce their own judg-
ments. The bill was passed by a vote
of seveDty-six to thirty-tw0.
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DISASTROUS SNOw-SLIDEs.
Immense AVaIaach of snow Moving
in the Cottonwood CanyOn-Seve-
raj Persons Barred or
Carried Away.

SALT LAKE, January 2I.-AnOther
snow-slide occurred in the big Cotton
wood canyon near the Richmond mine.
A party OF men with teams, engaged
ia shaking down ore in raw-hides, were
caught by the slide. Six men, named
Thos. II. BTodeTicE, VIM. Ritter, Chas.
Dsbble, James Breeze, Henry Atkins
and Reuben Moore were carried away,
and their bodies have not yet been re-
covered. Geo. M'Caulin aud Thomas
White were carried away and covered
with snow, but were dug out
afterward and their lives saved.
The slide extended for q distance of
about one mile, and was about two
hundred yards wide. Yesterday the
bodies ofsix persons, killed by the snow
slide in the city of Alta, were recover
ed. Many more are supposed to have
persisted, but their bodies are covered to
a great depth by the snow, and probably
will not be found for some time. In one
demolished house was found the body of
Mrs. Garry, sitting in a rocking.chair,
with an infant clasped in her arms.
Near them the husband and little girl
were found. All had been suffocated by
the snow. AT another house was dug
out one man alive; another man who
had been sleeping beside him in bed,
was dead. Still another dead body was
found in the Vicinity. There is terror
in these mining camps, and most of
those who can get away will probably
leave; but this is a difficult and danger
Gus undertaking, as parties will nave to
walk and run the gauntlet Of snOw-slides
on their way out Of the canons.
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night. n so, q senator may be elected
on Saturday. The result cannot be de-
termined yet.
LATEST sPECULATIOEs.
Special TO the Appeal
NASHVILLE, January 2l.-Develop-
ments tonight indicate that tomorrow
lances for the Leadership Of the opposi-
ton to Johnson will be measured be-
tween Stephens and Bate, the chances
being in favor Of Stephens. It is said
that Brown is defeated, but his friends
will push him to the last ballot before
despsiring, and then withdraw him,
Stephens is considered the winning man
in the minds of many tonight, but to-
mOrTow's political Austerlitz may upset
the opinions of the best informed.
johnson attempted a combination with
some of the candidates tonight (said
TO be Bstel, but failed; the basis being
that he would reciprOcate the favor two
years hence, at the election OF CoOper's
successor, No election is probable to-
morrow, though something must be
done then or the night following. The
above is the gossip Of tonight, which
also has it that the Democratic members
Of congress, headed by Beck, of Ken
lucky, have forwarded petition king
the Democratic members TO elect John
son. A canard.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO, January 20.-The
western bureau of the railroad commits
sion, which was cTested at the eonven-
ton of railroad officials at Saratoga last
July, met in this city to-day, for the
purpose of organizing permanently the
Western Railroad bureau, and arrange
TO carry out the agreement made at Sar-
stoga. The follOying members were
present: General Wright, president,
Columbus, Ohio; Wauen Colburn. To-
ledo; f. r. WadswoTth, Chicago; l.. n.
Andrews, Indianapolis; J. S. Newbury,
Detroit, and Isaac Sturgeon, st. Louis.
a number of prominent railroad men,
representing western railroad lines, are
also in attendance. The number pres
ent is smaller than was expected. 1t
was deemed inexpedient to proceed
with the organization, and the meeting
adjourned without t-ansscting any busi-
ness, to meet in New York city Februa-
nv I'D
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MARRIED.

IRD-BRUCE-By Rev. Geo. 4. Lotion NJ
tie residence o. the brIGe's ather, Mr. ~ \
Bruce, y Monroe streef, on The evening OF The
Slsl, Nj. CHARLES l.. BYRD and Miss ALICE B.
BRUCE, all of this city.
After tue elegant couple were united in
holy Danns by beautiful service, the occa-
sion was given up, an idsg a brilliant throng.
to scenes Of festiyity rarely surpassed for
sumPtuousness, music and pleasure. A speci-
men OF the magnificent supper has been re-
ceived at this Office in the latest styIe of
brides cake-a noble commentary upon the
culinary skill Of Mrs. Br(y)ur,c(d)e. Col
bless the happy bride mated with a Byrd
now plumed with matrimonial wings, and
soaring upon no mean flight to the haven Of
matrimonial bliss. The pinions OF love never
tire
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The Canadian Reciprocity.

OTTAWA, CANADA, January 2l.-At
a meeting of the Dominion board of
trade to-day, the reciprocity question
was taken up. The chairman an
nOunced, on high authority, that the
committee Of the United States senate
appointed to consider the proposed draft
on reciprocity, had reported in disappro-
baton of the treaty's completion, and he
though lengthy discussion unnecessa-
ry. After a short debate, the report of
the committee of the Dominion board of
trade on reciprocity was taken up clause
by clause, and all amendments recon-
mended by the committee before the
treaty should he passed by the Canadian
parliament were adopted, by vote OF
fOTty-fO fOur to fOur.
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W Wednegday, Sd day Of February, 1875,
NOn-Resident Notice.

No. Ijgy.-Iu the Second Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee.-E. NJ. AppersOu
ts 60. vs.. Geo. Il. Peters.
10 appearing from the bill which is sworn 10
in this cause that the defendant, Geo. b. Pc
ters, is Justly indebted 10 the complainant in
the sum OF S5345 -, due by promissOry note,
and that said Geo b. Peters IS a nonresident
of the state OF Teuut SSee, and that for these
causes an attachment was sued out OF this
court against tue property of defendant, and
the same was issued, and has been returned
by the sheriff, duly levied on the property Of
defendant Geo. y. Peters;
Ii is therefore ordered, by the Clerk anu
Master, That he make his appearance here
in, al the courthouse Of the Second Chan
cery Court. in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on
or before the hrlt Monday in March, ls75,
and plead. answer or demur 10 com plai nants
bilI, or the same will he taken for confessed
as to him and set for hearing eXpsTte; and
that a copy OF this order be published once
week, for four successive weeks. in the Mem
phis appeal. This January n, 1873.
NJ. ID. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Myers q Sneed, soils. for COmpl't Jazz
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A FrauduIen. sank Check.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, January 21.-The
Citizens savings bank this morning re-
ceived letter from Mr.. Tompkins, of
the National bank of Ithaca, inclosing
a check drawn on local bank for three
hundred and fifty dollars for remittance.
The check was signed by Martin Moses,
and was indorsed on its face in rem ink
"GoOd, John J. M'Glnnis, teller" and
payable to the order of D. Williams. 1t
was found to be fraud. A number of
similar worthless checks with different
names signed have been received here
recently from Kentucky, Cleveland ard
Cincinnati, and it is thought the sharper
is moving eastward.
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IucendIa-ism i'm aeorgia.

AUGUSTA, January 21.-GeneraI M. c.
Buffers residence in Edgefield county,
South Carolina, was burned recently.
The incendiary confessed that colOred
militia captain named Tenant hired
issued for the arrest Of Tennant, but he
resisted the coiored cOnstahIa who then
The general and eight men ompanied
the constable to Tenants retreat and
were fired upon. The fire was returned
and three negroes were wounded, two
mortally. Tenant and his psrtisans
then fled. Trouble is apprehended.
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UnsversaIlst Conference.

CHICAGO, January 21.-The Uni
versalist conference OF the northwest
assembled in st. Paul's church this
morning. After prayer-meetiDg, the
subject Estate missionary work and
how to do it1 was discussed. Among
the speakers were Rev. Mr.. Swan, the
George s8. B. Marsh, si Mr.. P Prossiy, % Of Terre t
Haute; DR.. Ryner, A. c. Fish, OF Ra-
cine, and G. A. Van Syce, president Of
the Iowa State convention. Resolu-
tions were introduced and adopted that
a series of State conference meetings
should be inaugurated. A committee
was appointed to report on the resOlu-
tion5 this evening.
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SAN FRANCISCO, January 20.-Recent
heavy rains throughout the State insure
good crops. Communication by railroad
and stage is interrupted in many places
by high water. The Los Angeles and
Auakeim railroad received damage re-
quiring ten days to repair. The Central
Pacific railroad bridge over American
river, near Sacramento, is damaged so
mentO Valley and California, Oregon
streets Of Marysville, and Visatia is also
flooded. OVerfioWs are reported at va
rious points in the Sacramento and San
Joaquin valleys.
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worth considering; that twenty-five
per cent. recant on quantity and value,
butsthat the former meaning would be
an absurdity.
After further debate the conference re-
parte was agreed to-yes, 1856; nays, 80.
A motion to reconsider was made and
laid on the table. The bill now goes to
the President for his signature. Adj
iOlIrnad
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COLUMBUs, January 2I.-In the seD-
ate this afternoon, house bill to pro
bibit riding or driving, OF permitting
apy domestic animals to go upon The
track or into any inclOsUre OF q railroad
company, was passed.
In the house a bill was passed prOvid-
ing that the earrings Of debtors for
three months services, as now exempt
by law, shall not exceed five hundred
dollars.
To prevent stockholders Of railroad
eompanies to extend the lines OF the
same.
A bill was introduced to make the
owners of dogs liable for damages done
by the same
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TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

The dry goods aud jobbing house of
yesterday.
\ san Francisco dispatch says the
Pscinc mail steamship Dakota sailed az nool,
to-day for Panama, ria Southern Califorpia
Mexican and Central American ports
John Flood, who jumped from a win
dow during the fire on Tuesday, in a teDs
meut house on corner of Pacific and H0yt
streets, Brooklyn, died yesterday morning.
making he fourth victim.
\ telegram from Philadelphia saws
that Edwin II. Lewis. trustee of Jaw Cookies
estate, has commenced paying dividend OF
five pc cent I'm cash TO creditors OF the estate
whose claims were audited and approved nm
10 The thirty -hrst of December last.
Two coaches Of the passenger train on
the Charleston, Columbia and Augusta rail-
road were thrown from the track. near Bates
vile, IN EdseAeld county, south Carolina.
Monday night The conductor and a lady
passenger were seriously wounded. The accf.
dent was caused by broken rail.
In the case Of the State OF South Caro-
lima rs. EN-GOverror r. J. Moses, IT., and ~
County Treasurer j. l.. Humbert, called AZ
Orangeburgr South Carolina Monday. So
llgilor Buttz stated that, in reference 10
?. y. Moses, a mol. pros was entered at the last
term, buta new Indictment would be given
% the gTaDdjUTy against both him and Hum
bert at this ternl.
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MADRID, January 20.-King Alfonso
has arrived at Saragossa on mis- way TO
the northern army. Bodies Of Carlists
are in the neighbOrhood of the railway
beyond. Troops are concentrated at
Albania, and the line is strongly guard
ed. A train of cars filed with soldiers
precedes the royal train. Count Valma-
zeda will probably go to Cuba as COM
mander-in.chief in the island. The
prompt action of Spain in the Gustav
affair has had an excellent effect on the
northern powers, who are ready to ac-
knowledge Alfonso as soon as they are
officially notified of his accession to the
throne. The Spanish fleet will probably
lombard Zsranz tomorrow.
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Indian Witnesses against n Bounty
AGENT.

MUsKAGEE, 1, T., January 2I.-MJor
}. A. Williamson left here tonight in
special car with twenty-nine Indian
witnesses from the Cherokee, Creek and
Seminole nations to appear in behalf of
the United States UerSuS John w.
Wright. Wright was appointed by
Secretary Harlan to pay the bounties,
as per act of congress, June Is, 1866, to
members of the first, second and third
Indiana regiments. He is now accused
OF having forged the names of Indians,
drawing funds and appropriatIng them
TO his own use, and will be tried at the
present session of the United States dis
trict court at st. Louis.
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SENATOR CHRIsTIANCY, OF MICHIGAN.


boston, January 2I.-In the supreme
court to-day, in the case Of the State
against the Northern Central railroad
company to recover one half OF one per
cent. Of gross receipts as State tax, ln-
volving lGrge amount, JUICE ktnt6ln
gave s decision against the State, de-
claring the tax arbitrary, and greatly
exceeding the assessments on other
property in the State.
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desperate Affair.

ST. LOUIS, January 2l.-A dispatch
to the Commercial gives an account Of
a desperate affair in Mississippi county,
in this State, last Friday and Saturday.
1t appears that q young man named
Henson was suspected Of robbery, and
Joe Carr and u posse of five men went
to arrest him. During the pursuit Hen
son shot Carr, killing him, and the
chase was abandoned. The following
day Sheriff Swank, of Mississippi cOun-
ty, with a posse, renewed the pursuit,
which resulted in the killing Of one Ot
his posse, wOundiug another, and the
capture Of Henson after mOrtally wound
ing him,
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The Results in Several States Yesterday
Blood Letting Chandler, OF Mich
igaa, Elected TO Stay at Home.
Sketches Of Senator's Herman, N Donald (,
Wallace, COekrell, Dawes, Bayard,
and Christiancy,
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, January 2l.-1n the vote
for senator to-day Ramsey received 5S,
losing 4; DonDelly 80, gaining l. Davis
holds his a votes. The explanation Of
Petit, chairman Of the central commit
tee, upon bsliotting for Ramsey, ere
ated profound sensation, and there is a
prospect Of general scattering tO-mor.
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ALBANY, n. y, January Zl.-The
assembly to-day passed pill authoriz-
ing the city court Of Brooklyn to extend
its term. This is owing TO the probable
prolongation Of the ReecheT trial over
ihe January term. The judge snd
counsel in the case approved OF the bill
before il was sent to Albany.
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Turkey ana Montenegro.
LONDON, January 2l.-The Globe
says: "AlI powers are striving to insure
pacific arrangements Of the difficulty
between Turkey and Montenegro"
Special shipments 20 Europe.
NEW YORK, January 2l.-Special
shipments to Europe to-day, 1886, 10, Of
which $500, 900 were gold coin.
CarIIsIs 6iviSg Adhesion 30 Alfonso.
BAYoNNE, January 2l.-FoIty-seven
Carlists officers notified the Spanish con-
sui that they have given in their adhe-
sion to King Alfonso.
Boiler Explosion.
LONDON, January 2l.-A boiler eX-
plosion occurred OF Todmorder, York
shire, to-day. Five persons were killed
and fifty injured.
Religious Troubles.
GENEVA, January disturbances
have occurred over the baptism of chill
dren by Old Catholics in two villages
this side of Canton, and the presence of
troops was necessary to preserve order.
"rhe UFugusyaB Government has Fal-
lem"
LONDON, January 2l.-The following
dispatch has been received at Rio Plata
bank from MOntevida: "The Uruguayan
government has fallen and the rebels are
in power. There is 8 general alarm (;
business is suspended; a British squadron
is in the haHbor; Pedro Varela, president
of the senate, has been elected provis-
ional president of the republic"
Turkey and Montenegro.
LONDON, January 2O.-The Pail Mall
Gazette SAYS that war, if not actually de-
clared, is resolved upon by Montenegro
against Turkey. Persons well acquaint-
ed with the east regard the situation as
of the gravest character.
French News.
PARIS, January 2l.-In the assembly
to-day the debate on constitutional bills
was opened. NJ. DeVentavOr's bill was
first taken I'D. 1t confines President
MacMahon's powers, establishes minis
terial responsibility, creates a second
chamber, invests the president with
power to dissolve the assembly, and pro-
vides that on the lapse of the presiden-
tial power a congress OF the two cham
bers shall decide upon the future
government of France. NJ. DeVenta'
vor urged that as pTOUiStoT1tha alone
was possible, il was necessary that it
should be Immediately organized. The
members of the left objected TO the ex-
clusion OF republican principles from the
measure when the existing form Of gov
eminent was republican.
NJ, De Caragon Lstour, legitimist, Op-
posed all constitutional bills. lie at
lacked the republic and empire; urged
the restoration of monarchy, and de-
clared that his party would vote in ia
yor Of granting Marshal MacMahon
only the means necessary to preserve
order. He attempted to read the letter
of PRINCE Bismarck, published during
Arnim's trial, in which his friend stated
that monarchy would strengthen the
public credit and enable France to form
alliances. This created great excite
mentin the chamber. The reading was
Interrupted and the speakers voicelwas
drowned by shouts from all parties. The
sitting closed without vote.
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Improvement of Charleston Harbor.

Improvement OF IhhrIesIOh HafbOr.
CINCINNATI, January 2l.-The cham
ber of commerce to-day adopted a reso-
luton favoring the appropriation of one
hundred thousand dollars for the i'm
provement of the harbOr of Charleston,
South Carolina. Also the report Of the
committee favOring the location of the
branch mint at Cincinnati, and asking
the Ohio members of congress to urge
the passage of the bill for that purpose
now before the house.
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A Qaief Game of Draw" Exempttd
from the Gambling Act

COLUMBUS, o, January 2l.-In the
senate to-day bill was introduced to so
amend the gambling act of 1873 as to
make it apply only to professional gam
blers. The effect Of the bill is to allow
quiet games of "draw poker in private
rooms without danger OF arrest to the
players.
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u,-..a and Attractive sale of CONNER
H'A SiaI TsoIeI FurDiIure Continued.

Racau,e OF lack OF time 70 complete sale on
y,geTne.dav. January 20, 1873, the sale Of the
CoTnTuerci8I Hotel Furniture has been ad-
f,I+ruad 10 aud will be continued On MonGRy-
Jauuary 25th. al 40 o'clock, on the premi-
Ces. The best portions Of the contents OF said
hotel yet remain unsOld, including Large
Double Range, Heating ApParatuses. Boilers,
Utensils Etc.; Carpets, Furniture, Beodlng
SIC. 4 erms cash. All purchaser must nake e
"a deposit at time Or purchase. Ine dtleL l Llo4
~ faTniIfes- lis called especially 20 this sale.
Ry- order l.. LEHMAc, Trustee.
iagZ A. r.. FRA NDLA NJ AuSN4OAeeI'
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, January 2i.-The two
houses met in convention at twelve
o'clock, and proceeded at once to ballot
for United States senator. After the third
ballot to- day Mr.. Savage was with
drawn. The fifth ballot resulted as fol-
lows: Johnson, 80; Brown, IA; Ste
phens, II; Bate, Il; Ewing, 8; Quarles,
s; Kennedy, ! On the sixth ballot
johnson received 80 votes, and on the
seventh "a The eighth ballot resulted
as follows: Johnson, 50; Brown, 10;
Stephens, Il; Bate, 10; Ewing, IS;
Quarles, s.
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ID ; OiSlSi1 l.
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, January 21.-In the joint
legislative convention to-day the fourth
ballot for United States senator result
ed as follows: John NJ. Thayer, q; E.
S. Dundy, IS; A. s. Paddock, s; o. r.
Mason, 3; scattering, 2. Adjourned till
to- morrow.
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WISCONSIN.

MADISON, January 2l.-The caucus
to nominate United States senator met
tonight. Twenty of the supporters of
Washburn failed to attend, and the
caucus adjourned till tomorrow night,
when a candidate for United States
senator will be nominated. The sup
pOrters of Washburn threaten to bolt, and
it is said they will offer to unite with the
Democrats TO elect Judge Cole, of the
supreme court, or J. &. Sloan, attorney
general. The friends of CARPENTER are
confident that be can secure majority
in the legislature.
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MICHIGAN.

LANSING, January 2l.-Isaac P.
Christiancy was to-day elected United
States senator by one msjority. The
vote was as follows: Chrlstiancy, 81;
Chandler, SO; Bigler, |.
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FOaEIGN.

A CarIist Asks for Pardon.
MADRID, January 21.-The Carlist
General Palscios has petittoned for
amnesty
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Saturday, February Is, 1875,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wit
All that certain tract aud parcel Of land stu
ate, lying and being in the county Of Shelby,
state OF tennessee g, near the city Of Memphis,
and bounded as follows, viz Beginning at
stake III he center of the New Raleigh road,
the northwest corner Of Mrs. BrOcchus' lot (;
thence with her line a southwest course to a
stake in W. u. FOrd's line; thence with his
line southwest course TO a point where e +.
Porters line strikes said FOrd's line; thence
with said POrters line a northwest course 10
his northeast corner in the said New Raleigh
road, and thence with the center OF said road
TO the beginning.
Terms Of Sale-CaSh.
This January p, 1875.
NJ. d. Il. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Adams & Dixon, sols. for cOmpI't. Jazz
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p. r. BOHLES,t uer,rbis
r. &. GRAVES '''''---
HUSE, LOOMS Il CO............St. Louis, No.
BOHLEN, HUSB C CO.,
EHOI IESALE 4 Retail DEALERS IN
pURELAKE ice,
Memphis, Tenn.

y.rE have secured our full stock Of Ice for
IA ~ -UTnuner trade Of 1875. Our ICE
,',ps. VIII supply country consumers as usual,
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CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

MOrton's Proposed Amendment to
the Constitution in Regard to
the Election Of President
and Vice-President by
the People.