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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30
A Tain or ESSl3.

II weakness OF the stomach ia above to become
chronic tho following evils su2ervene-Dgestion ia
permanently impaired, tho system is very imper-
fectly nouriShed, the blood becomes thin and
~atery, and the bile being unemployed for diges
tive and evacuntve PurPosrS enters the circulation
through the thoTacic duct and inj"cs itse tho
superficial veEsea, giving to tic ekin and whites OF
the eyes the saffron nge indicative of biIiousncss
Headache nausea. constipation, pains in the side
paiptatiOns, heart burn, dizziness, and many otk-
er ha'rAssing symptoms wLi,h accompau ny the in
t:rnal arrangement above described, vhic4; il UNI
checked is to DO follow ed by scrouu disease
as the rising OF the sun by its setting. It mani
feet, therefore, that nn inability of the stomach
act upon the food should be overcome without de-
lay. The lnvigorsting iLlucnc upon that or ga
of aostctters Stomach BterS felt in the
disaPpcArRnce of . II the disagrccRb!s symptoms
alluded to. The prescribed mineral remedies fer
general debility usually fail achieve any lasting
resu!t, because they do not invigur the suna b.
Hostetters BittcEs always succeed because that is
their primal effect. The worry fact that they are
such an excellent stoHlachic constitutes them one
Of the beat general tOuCs in existence To restore
dlgeetion is the final et"p towards he recovery of
health. when impaired by any of the III uItifsrious
complaint which spring from dyspepsIa a nd that
step will be found TO have been taken by tho inv lid
hiUiSeIf Of this fAmous anti-dyspeptic remedy
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NOTICE THE DATE 4TaE :. CiREAT Texas BoHAszA -
-Drawing Positive Nov. 30th, or Money Refund
ed-The Most Responsible Enterprise in the
United States .s5
The Texas Gift Concert Association, of Dcnison ,
Texas, will Distribute to Ticket HSlders, NV.
3Oth, $25D,O00 in Cash. This A6sociation has .
hrst for fair and dealing It's
Managers are old and Reliable cItizens OF Texas
But y few days now remain to the day of drawing.
But few Tickets now unsoId, 50 tickets should be
secured at once u n ~ -. aE r
This Enterprise stands TO day the frat and tore
most of its character In the ed states and has
the Home Endorseme mt Of its own citizens.
THE FOLLOWING SPEAKS FoR IrsELF:
"We5.the unde rsigned, citizens of Denison,
orabis snd impartial manner which the First
Grand Gift Concert of the ISxas Gift Concert As-
eociation a. Conducted, and as TO the very salts
factory manner in whi:n All the pledges and
pronlises 81 the Association carried out and
further do most heartily endorse the Second and
Gilt Concert. to be given November 30, ISIS:
W N. VIM, Mayor, City OF DeniOon Judge
w. D. Kirk, G.. w. Walters. Geo. B. Loving. J.
D. Woodynrd, W. A. Tibbs. W. 3. Boss, J G.
Taylor, l.. VI JJhnson-AIder4aen, City of 6eni-
Every Locality should organize club. Their
Ist of prizes is unprecedented. Capital Prize
$1,000, lowest prize to hole tic ket, 90, lowest
nrize 70 coupon ticket, $40. Price Of whole tick
ct SIS, which consists OF s coupons at 81 each.
hJ- Cash scnt for tickets should. in every case be
sent per express or by a bank draft Sums under
s., simply enclose in an envelope. never send by
registered letter.or by money order from large
experience the Association find it both unsafe nd
unreliable Sent at the risk aud expense OF the As
by plain letter simply addressed. Address for
tickets, circulars ETC.,
AR. COLLINS, se.'y
Deuison, Texas.
NH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30

NEW Firm AT DuFFIELDs;-The Register
learns that KeSsrs. Frszer & Bishop, Whole
sale aud Retail Grocers, of Mar1insburg, have
rented the store aud warehouse property,
formerly occupied by Capt. J. II. L. q inter,
at Dufields, for the purpose of engaging in
the mercantile business and the purchase of
all kinds of grain. These gentlemen are live
business men, and, with the Register, we are
glad to welcome them in our county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30

PUB, Docs.-We have received from the
Hon. G. J. Faulkners and Andrew Hunter,
Esq, pamphlet copies of the able opinion of
Judge jackson, of the us District Court,
in the case of the United States and others
us. the 3. 4 o Il. R. Co., for which they
will each please accept thanks.
We also return thanks to j. N. Mason,
Esq, member Of the West Virginia House of
Delegates from Jefferson. for pamphlet copy
of his speechfon the imp parchment question.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30

Perfection OF LIGHT.-See the adver>
tisemeut of "Elaine," the Family Safeguard,
advertised by Maj Geo. ". I. Kearsey, in
this issue of the Spirit. This oil is repre-
sented to be- the "ohly absolutely safe illumi-
nator," and We recommend a trial by our
readers. The Major has presented US with a
supply of the fluid, to the satisfactory burn
ing of which We hope to be able to testify in
our next
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30

We have received from Europe limited guam
tity of the Bismarck CAbbAge Seed, which produces
solid he Ads Of cabbage the size OF tho mouth of \
flour barrel And larger. Theseeuormous ca bba ges
are raised with the most ordinary cultivation in
any climate md at present price,, double tho
binary profit 10 realized from their production. In
transplant ting from these seed. great care should
be used give sufficient space for growth. A
package sent 10 any address, post paid, receipt
OF so cents. Three packages. 81; eight for 50.
suro cure for cabbage pests. and four beautiful
oil chromoS (The Maiden Dream), full set sent
free with each package.
address B. Alexander & Co.. Sole o. 8. Agents
9Th Street, opposite Cooper Institute New York
Please quote this paper. r-.
November 49, ls7S-6m, .~ -
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10 FINE BEEF.-Mcssrs. c. G.. johnson and
Geo: ". Young last week. butchered one of
the finest beevcs of the Seasons large Dur
ham steer purchased of Mr. VIM. Bcall, which
Melted 1856 pounds. Mr.. Johnson-who al
ways makes it point to serve his customers
withathe best meats that the country will
aford-will please accept thanks for nice
steak from the aforementioned beef
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30
LIsTEoF ADVERTISED LErrEns.remaining

LIsT.oF ADVERTISED Misunderstanding
in the Post Office at oharlestown, Jefferson:
county, w. Va. November 9Th, 1875
Mrs. Ann A. Buston, Miss g. Brown, Mrs.
D. E. Lorette, Miss Jane Mcdaniel, Miss
BERTHE Washington, B.. E. CaudilI, Jacob
Kelly, John Riggle, Geo. Wolf. =
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter Of
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised. aiTflh
G. LEIsENR1Na, P. II. z
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THANKSGIVING DAT.-Thursday last, the
day set apart By the President Of the United
States and recommended by the Governor of
West Virginia to be observed as day of
thanksgiving and prayer, was observed hero
by7a general suspension of business. Re-
1igious services were held in nearly all the
q churches Thursday morning, aud the "Me>
chanics' Band discoursed music in the after
d Nom sr.t
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NEW GOOD DIS.

7 AN now receiving nv Fail supply of general
Eer<tandizc. consisting of DRESS GOODS,
NOTICES, DOMESTIrS. ..Hin
HATS, GAPS, CLOTHS. 900 =.
.- C4SSIMERES.
-s QrEENswARE AND G .OCEKIEs.
winch ! think will he found of good &, AIDES. and
the VARIETY great aud prices az low as any othe
house in the town
Nov. 3, .s14. GEO. W. T. KEARsLEY.
GHAn, MAckerci nd Herring, for saie by
- Nov g. GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY
DCRE Cider Vinegar for .ale nv
i NoF g GEO. " T. KEARSLEY.
4 'LAf Crocks. assorted s;zrs. for saie by
~ Nov 3 GEO W. T. KEARSLEY.
pATH Brick, and Flower Pots for raIe by
~ Nov. 3. GEO w T. KEARSLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

I'm and after January Let, 1878, the busineas
~ heretofore cuudu crCd by me. will 10 under
the nNno sud stylo Of Jas. Law. IInnfT Il Co
Jan. i 1915. JAS. LAW. IIOOFF.
In cuntucting the above buHinessA closer system
OF Caeh dealing will I've adopted hy the firm. as all
good" have now to be purchAsed ny uS iUr cash
80 days All Hccoun's therefore will be required
TO be CIOecd quarterly.
Jan J. 1915 JAS LAW HOOFE & co.
3 it is Important bat my usincss should be at
- once ciosed all parties knowing the u selves
indebted 10 by note " open account, will be
required to settle same without delay.
IAN. 1873 JAS, Law HOOFP.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30

THE COTTAGE HEARTH."-The Decem-
Der number of the Cottage Hearth, one Of
the most generally Interesting Preside maya
zines of the day, has been received. Its
table of contents is excellent and varied
Published by Milliken & Spencer, 347 Wash
ington street, Boston, at ST so per annum.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30

AccrDENr.-The Waco (Texas) Daily Re
porter gives an account Of the falling of the
scaffolding of new building in that CITY, by
which Mr.. VIM. Lucas Dalgarn, formerly OF
this place, was severely, though not seriously
hunt. Private advices since state that his
condition is improving
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30

PUBLIC SALES The attention of our read
ers is directed to tho following Public Sale
advertisements in this paper:
Mondny, December 13M-Personnl Prop
erty, by Logan Osburn, Jr, late Deputy
Sheriff
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RELIo1ous.-The services at the Baptist
= Church on Sunday were unusually interesting
tho jealous pastor, Rcv. T. b. Shepherd,
on that day administering the rite of baptism,
byrimmersion, to twelve candidates.
a. The Rev. J. ". Tongue, of the NJ. e.
Church South, occupied the pulpit of the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30

EE- The constant demand is the best proof
of the superiority of Manko & Storms Boots
and Shoes. A complete stock can always be
found at Goldsmith's Twin Fronts. Corn is
there taken in exchange for Merchandise.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.

DARTlES wanting in Tor nation about Georgia or
1 Florida Sou Id subscribo for tho MoRHiNo EEwG
published at Savannah, Ga Daily, $40; Weekly,
81 per annum. Advertisers desiring cUstomefS
ia the st teS, should itS coIumns. II IL the
best paper in the South. Specimen copies cent on
receipt of cents Address
J. II. ESTILL.
September Z, 1915. Savannah. Ga.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-The Rev. T. B.
Shepherd will preach at the Baptist Church
e>ROrrow4 Wednesday, evening, =. O'Clock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30

-.seE~. Over Coats, Dress aud Business Suits,
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes of Mnuko &
Sterp'S celebrated make; Hats, Caps, Notions,
Millinery, ETC., etc, exchanged for Cash or
Corn at G oldsmith's Twin Fronts.
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MIS- GELLANRoUs.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
1875 '- NEW YORK 1879

I
ENlGHTEEN hundred nd seventy six is tho Cen.
- ten"iat year. II il At'o The year which n
Opposltuu HOuEe III RepIese the frat since
the war, viii be in power at Washing ton and tle
year OF the twenty-th election of Preadent of
the United States. All OF these are sure to
be of great and importance, espscia lily tho
two latter and ali OF them aud everything con-
nected with them viii be fully and freshly reported
and expnunded In The Sun. ..-
The Opposition House of Representatives.. taking
up the line of inquiry opened years ago by THE
SuS, win Sternly aud vigiIently investigate the
corrupti"ns and miedcCds of 6 Rants adm 'nistra
ton and will. it is be hoped. lay the fOun,ia-
uon lor new ana better period In our national
history. OF all this ThE SUE will conta com
plee and accurate accounts iurnlshing lie readers
with early and Trustworthy iniorma tion upon these
The twenty third PRE- :dc ntisl election With the
preparations for il, will be menOr BILE decid in
upon RANTS ASPIRATIONS a III ird term of mower
and plumber, and slill more deciding who shall
be the candid ate of the party OF Reform. and an
elec'ine that candidate Concerning all these sub
jects. those who read THE Sun will have the CON
slant means OF being thoroughly wall in formed
The WrEKLY SuS. which has attained n circula-
ton of eighty thousand copeP already ha lite
readers in every State and Territory and We ,rust
that the year 1876 will see their numbers doubled
II will continue to be thorough newspaper All
the general news of the day will be found in II
condensed when un important. at full length ~hen
OF inomert: and always. We trust. treated in
clear, int resting and Instructive manner.
II is our aim to make the WEEKLY Sun the beat
family Newspaper in the world. and we shall CON.
tinue to give tie columns a large amount CT mis-.
ceilRnenus reading such stories, tAIcs, pnemS
scientific intelligence AID gricultu in for
for which not Abe to make room in our
daily. edition. Th@ agricultural department &c
pecialiy ia one of i'e prominent features The
fashona are ale" regularly reported in lite columns;
and 40 tn" markets of every kind
The WEEKLY Sun, eight pages with fifty. ak
broad columns is only 8 l.20 year. postage nre-
paid. AZ this price barely repRys the cost Of the
Papor, no d'co""t can be made from this o
cIuhs. agents. P"stmaster., Or anyone.
The DAILY Sur = larre tour mage ne vsnneer al
twenty eight columns gives Al! the news for two
renra c6nv. S1hsrrirtinp, 2"stnre prepaid soc
= month o. Sc 81 vrnr SUNDAY edition extra
$40 per year. We have travelling scents
Address, THE SIN,
Nov %. 1875 Ct. New York City
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=, For SALE.$1-A Lady's Handsome Cold
Watch and Chain nearly ncw--at bargain.
Enquire at the Spirit Office.
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SCHOOL BooKsAND sTATIoNE7Y,

SCHOOL BOOKSAND STATIONERY.
I HAVE just received from PhiIa Iphia a COM
Plete line Of all School Hooks Decd in the schoOls
OF our town. which We sell at Low hRuFep
asHny other house. Any book not hand ca n hs
tuTnished in few days have also large stock
OF Letter Cau. Foolscap. Note. Tinted, and Initial
Paper. with Envelopes Of all sizes and cha pes with
Call aud examine c. E. BEtLKR.
~ turning sour, and to preserve its sparkling
properties Hcnn be had at C.E. BELLER's.
GRAND DUCHESS aud Dru1el's Vienna Co.
Iogne (the sweetest out, Tayl oT's III liotTope.
Hedyosslnia, GeThnium. and Verbe1A waters,
Lubin sons Extracts for the Handkerchief, Gen.
Gine FariHs Cologne, Lows Honey. GlJeeriRe md
Brown Windsor Soaps, with great variety Of
American Soaps. Tooth, Nail, Clothes and Hair
Aromatic Vinegar, Cccoaiue. Tor the hair. white's
Tooth Powder. (the niceSt out) with full line Of
fancy goods to be had at C. z BELLER's..
ORIENTAL CREAM the most elegant and del.
~ icAte p' spnrAton for the Skin ever invented,
1l1o Hsgnn' Magnolia Balm and Saunders Face
powder. To be bad at c. z. BELLER'S.-
Sc CoaEuline for mcndinR China. G IasE. Earth.
~ enwHre, stone, ivory, Wood, Leather Trim
k EH q Toy. So, for sale BY C. e HELLER.
DEAD THIS. Safety from fire insured by using
II the Hang up Box Matches 200 In a boz for onI1
five cents. Can he had at c p BELIER's.
TURE YOUR COLDS ilIer's Comp. syrup
- of HOarh"und; Reeds Syr LiverWort, Bulls
Cough Syrup JAynes EzpectorAnt: wistar = Bal
cam Wild Cherry !; Ayers Cherry Peetotal; Al.
lens and Halle Lung s.Isam Cooks Wine of
Tar; WishAT t'S Pine Tree Cordial; Forrest's Ju.
niper Tar BOscher's Comp. syr Tar and Wild
Cherry: Pi.o's Core: schrner's Pulmonic' Syrup
and in TACT ali the proprietary medicines be had
at G F.. BELLERS.
~ W LITTLEJOHS. at GoId.mitb's Twin
". Fronts 10 81. will sell SUIT hes and
throw in a splendid OVercoat. This 10 no bumbug.
The public cordially invited to examine our
stock num learn our prices Respectfully.
October ]. 1873. ] GOLDSMITH.
I AIDES. Mt..ss. and Piilsdeiphia shoes Of the
II best quality made order Also, Women
and Childrens Pegged work, iust received for salo
by GEO. W. T. KEARsLEY.
las
nAISENS, Prunes, Currauts and C4tron for
II sale s. s. DALGARH'S.
IF you wsnta Chtsp''Pai7 of Boots or Shoes. can
at 8. s. DALG ARMS
GOODS at Graager's Prices.
u g. :. DALGARN'S,
Frat National Bank Building. Charlestown.
N"vsmh"r ., 1875
TYPRESs SINGLE and N0rth CaroIina Floor
" ing, for sale BY STUMP HAWKS.
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LOCAL INTERFERENCE.

:sss'#ooD AND CORN. Those who pro.
pose furnishing the Spirit establishment with
wood will please report the fact in practical
Hsy. at .t, ONCE :, Those who have promised US
corn will also please deliver it.
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FoR >SALE.-A Grover 4 Baker Sewing
Machineaiu good order-Cheap Enquire
at the Spirit Office.
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BOOK AGENTS AND GOOD SALESMEN

Are "Coninp Money" with tho famous
BiCIsn Designs.
Tho French Edition of which sells for St6S aid
the London Edition for 5000. Gu: Popular Edi-
ton ($5.G0,l con tanning over over Ono Hundred
tuII-pngo quNrto plates IS the Cheapest and
Most Elegant Publication III America, and The
BFsT TO SELL. Critics vie with eRch OGhor in
praisiMg it, nd the ULYSSES buy it,
Agent IN Charleston, s. c reports OF ORDERS;
one in Ninety SIX, S. C.. 100; one III Va ,2A7 an-
Other in Memphis, 200 orders. tukea 1n three
weeks.
o. Full paI tculars Free. Address
j. Is. FORD g. co Publishers;
Nov. 2-4t 81 PARK Place, Nav York
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TO ALL CONCERNED.
1875. TIE 1875.
Baltimore Weekly Sun,

News, Agriculture, and Literature Combined.
UHeopaled in ExceIlenee and cheasnsss.
Postage Prepaid by P1blisnerS
to any part of the United States. b.
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Tie Lowest Premium is $40.
Each Fraction must draw this sum.
All Fractions will be good with s IL. 90 to pur-
chase n WEole S20 90 Bohd ~ - -
his is chance for 4 fortune. and no chance for
loss. RI T-- r-s4=-7 90 ~ E.zf= r sE a-E
$50 Bond participates in four drawings each
year, until it has drawn of the following pre-
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MIs.cELLANEoUs.
$500

FIVE Dollars viii PnTchaee FRICTION Of al In.
duStriaI Exhibition Bond. thai il certain to draw
one Of tho following Premiums, 15ff - 81 81
ON DECEMBER 9Th. 1875 . p
Tenth which costs only S. can draw any Of
the following, and ill be received by the Company
ateBy tirae in months, As SIS in tho purchase Of
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FRESH GROUND PLASTER.
900 TONS Frosh Ground Plaster, for sale b
oNO WElRICK 4 WELLER
harIcstown, Sept 81, 1875
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-Drawing Positive Nov. sob, or Money Rsfund
sd-The Most Responsible Euterprise in the
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For sale.
BALrrNoax, SATURDAY. November 81

A HORSE AND CART. with Harness com
N pIete. Apply At the
june l. lS75-tf. SPIRIT OFFICE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-08

THE Enterprise affects the belief that
before two years it will have to defend
Andy johnson from his friends. A
few years ago during that impeach-
ment game, Andy needed defending
from his friends, but if the Enterprise
interposed in his behalf we have no
recollection of the fact. Just such
defenders as the Enterprise would have
consigned Andy to infamy fol. daring to
do his duty as President of the United
States, for being patriot instead of a
partisan.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-08
An Incident of the All-Night Session
Poland Calls Butler a Liar.
From the Baltimore Americana

FROM the baltlIuuio A0A'J
A report is afoat of a lively encoun-
ter between Gen. Butler and Judge
Poland. The Judge was very natur.
ally indignant at Buffers interference
with his parliamentary rights last night
in calling up the motion to reconsider
the vote by which the resolution report
ed by him from the Arkansas commit
tee was recommitted. Poland informed
him sharply that he could attend to his
own business without the Generals
aid. Butler retorted that he had rea-
son to believe that Poland did not
intend to call up the Arkansas report.
Poland wanted to know what reason
Butler had to believe it, and the latter
replied that he had information from
MI. Blaine leading him to that conclu-
sion. The Judge, who had waxed very
warm, expressed his firm conviction
that Butler had no such information.
'Then you mean to say I state what is
not true2'' said the General. II mean
to say you are a Did liar" cried
Poland. hotly. That is pretty talk.
returned Butler, "but it doesn t require
much courage to say it," II never pre-
tended to have much" was the retort,
as the Judge moved away. and there
is certainly no occasion for the display
of any in this case"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-08
partisan.

SENATOR ANDY JOHNSON pronounces
as forgeries the letters and kilograms
recently published as emanating from
him criticising the Democratic party.
The letters were the weak invention of
Johnson's enemies to injure him by
making it appear that he was not in
harmony with the party which so re-
Gently elected him to a seat in the
United States Senate.