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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-11

Wheeling, W. Va. April >, $50.
rIHE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company OF Whc1l-
my, expired April /, 1870, aud its uneNpu-
ell fire business has been reinSured 10y the
Peabody Insurance Company OF W heel
ING. W. Va. as shown by the Resolution
and crrtifcatrunucNcdh hereto. All claims
Tor loss or damage that may occur AFTER l.
O'Clock NJ, April l, 1875, under any nre
policy issued 10y the Fire aud Marine In
surauce Company. and in force, viii he
adjusted and settled by the Peabody In
surancc Company. .
j. V. l.. RODGERS,
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THE COURTS.

SUPREME CoURT-Judges Hay"0"a'
Moore and HOFFMAN.
Court met at nine o'clock yesterday
morning. ,. Gov
the appellant in the case of J. d. Sim
mons IS. The West Virginia Insurance
Company.
The case of Robert Bryan Us. the Pea
BODY Insurance Company was argued
by Barr for appellant, and partly argued
by Russell for appellee.
Adjourned till this morning at nine
o'clock
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MORE SQUlRTING.-The members OF
the Vigilent Engine Company had their
steamer out on the river bank, below the
First ward school building, last evening,
testing its squirting powers. The
steamer has just been put in thorough
order and we understand that the test
proved satisfactory. 1t threw stream
of water POS feet through u /! inch
nozzle.
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The drug trade is looking up. Tn"
summer fruits and vegetables, you know.
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The crossings on Market street, from
the Mcclure House to Stanton'S corner,
and from the Washington Hall TO Outs
corner, are in horrible condition and u
disgrace to the city. They should be re-
paired Immediately.
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SECOND HAND PIANOS AND ORGANS.
We offer for rent with the privilege Of
applying the rent to purchase several
Good second hand Pianos and Organs at
the most reasonable prices and terms.
We have also avery large stock Of Pianos
md Orrans of variou, styles and makes,
from the highest 10 the lowcstPric''' and
offer them at lower prices and on more
rea.o ,ble terms than offered elsewhere.
Give .sacall. ADAMS X Lucas,
IoJ- Market street
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RIVER NEWS.

The river was rising last evening, with
six feet in the channel.
The Mallie Ragon left for Pittsburgh
at seven o'clock yesterday.
The Courier departed tor Parkersburg
Mt the usual hour.
The towboats Jim Brown and Storm
passed down yesterday morning.
The Science is the Parkersburg packe
this morning at 10! o'clock.
The R r. Hudson is due from Cincin-
natl thi, afternoon.
The towboats are busy collecting their
barges and making their way to Pitts
Durgh, since the rise.
The Exchange from Pittsburgh for
Cincinnati passed down.
The business about the landing was
very good yesterday.
The Market Boy was kept busy yes,
terday in carrying the eXcursionists &c
and from Martins Ferry, between hel
regular trips.
The Iron Valley took the Fourth ward
school picnic to Crcsap's Grove yester,
day.
The Pittsburgh Chronicle says:
The Mallie Ragon, from Wheeling
arrived and departed. A bride and groom
deaf mutes, were among the passengers,
and were the observed of all observers.
They were not outspokcn in their re-
marks; and We are therefore not advised
a. to whether or not they enjoyed the
fine dinner set up by Captain William
son,
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How To SLEEP --Wo have 1t now.
Narcotics can now be tossed to the dogs
Persons troubled with sleeplessness, have,
according to n recent writer, only to in
dulge in u couple of onions before lying
down, and they will have no difficulty
in going off into gentle and refreshing
slumber. Besides. on general
principles, the onion is decided
to be one of the most healthy
vegetables. The remedy is simple and
pleasant, and persons who are troubled
with sleeplessness should try it. OF
course, the remedy Is not recommended
for young ladies. Most Of them would
do without sleep for mont before they
would eat an onion. Well, let those who
prefer TO toss and tumble all night rather
than eat an onion, do so.
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THREE hundred pieces Sprague's
Merrimack and Cocheco Prints, carried
over from last season. We are going to
close out Mt six and IA quarter cents.
j :. RHODES Il Co.
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FORCED TO- sell my Dress Goods and
Carpets. Come If You want them a there
are some very desirable at halfPrice, and
he be- : Calicoes at cents.
j. ". FERREL.
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Lee CREAM for pic-nics, parties and re-
cenrions. Mrs. Ziegentclder announces
to her patrons and the public generally
That ,he is prepared to furnish zee cFeai"
and water ices in any quantity for par
,i.. pic.nics and receptions, at the lJ"es'
fgyrr.. No GG Twelfth street.tw0 doors
below her old stand. Patronage solicited
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II YOU want a splendid and cheap
Ores. Pattern. 90 now to the closing out
saI. of J. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and Twentieth streets.
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than eat an onion, do so.

4 CHURCH AT AUCTIoN.-I esterday
afternoon, the beautiful little st, John 5
Episcopal Church, situated on Market
street, Centre Wheeling, was offered at
public sale in front of the Court House,
BY j. Chambers Hervey, auctionecr.
The sale was at the instance of b. NJ.
Foil, Esq. who holds some Of the bonds,
the payment of which Is long pass due,
the congregation the church being I'M
able to meet them. The highest bid was
$500, which was made by j. c. Gill
christ, Esq. The sale was adjourned I'M
I'll July IA, 1875. The church cost be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
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SPECIAL, NOTICE TO THE LADIES'
Y Brnnd i now selling +. {. Burt's
celebrated make of ladies Button Shoes
At - 80 which have been selling hereto
fore al from So to s..
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ALL Wool Cassimeres marked down
from 81 to 80 cents, to close out, at
J. ). RHODES X Cos.
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PITrTBURGH. June lO.-River 1 feet
9Inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, June 10 Weather clear;
mercury 72to So River falling slowly
with $40 feet on the gauge. Up
}. d. Parker, Roberts, Arkansas Belle,
Dicl, johnson. Overwhelming Star
Business very light.
NASHVILLE, June lO.-River on a
stand with feet inches large on the
shoals. Weather clear and warm. The
Green arrived from the Upper Cumbcr-
land.
CAIRO. June lO.-Arrivcd- Cherokee,
Cincinnati; Grand Tower, st. Louis;
Houston, New ORGANS; Hickory, Ten
nessee river Observation-Disclosures, New
Orleans; Houston, Louisville; Hickory,
81. Louis; Grand Tower, Memphis;
River 81 feet inches and rising. Clear;
mercury 81.
MEMPHIS, June lO.-Rivcr rose !
inch. Clear and hot Arrivcd-Illinols,
Vicksburg; Cons Millar, Cincinnati. De-
parted Fails Plot ONO river. ChesteF,
st. Louis; Julia, Nicksburg.
CINcINNATI, June TO- River twelve
sect eight inches and rising. Weather
fair and warm. Arrived-Andes, Wheel
ing; Vint Shinklc, Memphis. Departed
Arlington, Memphis.
ST. LOUIS, June 1O.-Arrived-John-
son and Rob Roy, Keokuk; Belle Mem
phis, Memphis; Anderson, Ohio RIVER
City of Augusta, Memphis; Glencoe New rev:
Orleans. Departcd-Gre"t Republic,
New Orleans; st. Gencvieve, NicksbQrg;
Rob Row. Keokuk; Belle, Lacross; Fay
cite Peoria. River stationary. Clear
and warm.
LOUISVILLE, June l0.-The river Is on
. stand. with . feet in the canal and 1
fee. in the Indian chute. Arrived
Fawn. Kittie, Hegler, Robert Mitchell,
Cincinnati; Leopard and tow, Pomeroyi
Little Condor and tow, Nashville. De-
partcd-Fawn, KIttie, Evansville Rob
ert Mitchell, New Orleans; Leopard and
tow. st. Louis Little and tow, Pomcroy.
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THIS WEEK-For Carpet at half
price. 90 to j. W. FerreIs, as heis forced
Ia sell
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GLrAr BARGAlNs.-Just opened, the
most beautiful dark and light yard wide
Cbintz Mt 10 cents a yard, at j. W. Fer
rel : corner of Main and 10Th streets.
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A SPLENDID lot of Boys Clothing, at
unusually low prices, Mt
NJ. GUrMAN Il Co.'S.
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MoHA1R busters in all colors and quail
tiles, at VI. GUTMAN ~ COS.
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5000 Agents Wanted for Genuine Edition
A IFE AND ttBORS Oh
LlVlk ST NE.

BY REV. j. +. CHAMB!'-S, who from n.-
personal writings GHcludmg o., "Ls~I
JoUKNALS,.D unlpldS NINlGIy u.> Grand
achievements, also the tUuu>itir,. Nul.
dcrS and Wealth ~ that mIIN..Du, ,r.u.
Try, Fruits, Minerals, Reptiles. Boasts,
StNagu~, &c. 80 pages, IuU Ur. l.U>'nt.
lions. only $500. Rich ina Interest, Low
In Price. Outs"!lS ryorylufu-. uU first
three weeks. Addr"S, II HUBBARD BROS
Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa, on ,uc.u-
NH LLL.-
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ANOTHER great reduction and excite
ment. One yard wide best Chin| at 9c
per yard. c,.,,
am forced to close outcome II you
want great bargains in Dress Goods and
Carpets. ~
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LINEN goods Of all descriptions for
men and boys at the lowest prices III the
city, at VI. GrTMAE " 20 :
Corner Of Main and 18th streets.
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HURRY up with those public drinking
fountains. The summer will soon DO
o. ar
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OUR variety is the greatest.
VI. GUTMAN n Co.
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EsTERDAY's RUNAwAY.-Thc run
away yesterday took place on Market
street. Two horses attached to Il lumber
wagon, belonging to Armstrong; plan
ING mill, started from alley 3, in North
Wheeling, and ran down Market street
To the Second ward market house, before
they were checked. The wagon was
loaded with lumber, which was scattered
in u prmiscuous manner all along the
route. Fortunately no damage was
done, though several children who were
PLAYING in the street, made narrow
escape.
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PLUM BE RS.
WILLIAM HARE

Practical Plumber and Gas Filter,
NO. ;S TWELF'TH STREET,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Orders from the country attended to on
snort notice. augaO
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PuEvEYoRS of ice are bustling and
happy. even nj the low prices they re-
ceiye.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AT Mr.. PLEAS
ANT, OuIo.--For the past two weeks,
there has been lot of depredations COM
United in the town of Mt. Pleasant Ohio,
and the citizens of the place have been
on the alert for the perpetrators
On Wednesday burglars entered
the dry good store of Mr. Radcliffe, and
had gotten Il lot of goods out upon the
street, when they were discovered and
the alarm given. The thieves abandoned
their plumber and fled, two Of the
number taking the pike IN the direc-
ton Of this city. They were pur-
sued by several citizens, who kept up the
chase until they reached deep cut just
on the hill back of Martin, Ferry. AT
this.point the burglars managed TO elude
their pursuers, and escaped. They
we're pushed so closely that one
Of the thieves dropped his coat, in
the pocket of which, pass book was
found, containing the names Of II number
of colorcd individuals IN this city, from
which it is believed the burglars We're"
negroes.
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IT is said the ladies connected with the
Children. Home benefit never cross q
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SECOND HAND Pianos AND OEGA>

ErroANr Fancy Striped Silks just
,,anad If J. :. RHODES " Cos.
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OUR stock is the largest.
VI. GUTMAS, * %.
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A NEW and beautiful lot OF Nor''ea
Coats and Vests. These goods are
romp,cte novelty, and viii be sofa very
Ioa. r. VI. GyTMAS & Cos.
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d. ~ III, RI, Sd
'''" We " o'''
""" ,.' '"'" '''
u" I cry "'o'e 'S'', '"'' was '"'soS
ATTENDED, ana " genera Sooo Tune was
haa' No'h'hs occurred 10 interrupt 'ne
pleasure " '"' way ,''' , NV.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. r.

CONDENSED TINE CARD.
- s-es 7 - - s.51---I-s-ll7-,
~ s i.;:,..i.;. 20 sa;s,--.,..ss. -.
ON AND AFTER MAY -, 1875, TRAINS
" will run Daily, except sunday, rs fol-
lows, viz:
AccoN'o MAIL. EXPRESS.
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PoL1cE CorRr-Jndae Crann.er.

POLICE COURT-JWdQe CrdnRter.
The following cases Were. on the dock
ct of the Police Court Yesterday morn
ing.
Frank Bowman, for disordcrly con-
duct on two different occasions, was fined
ten dollars and costs on each charge. In
default of payment he was committed to
jail for forty days.
Thomas Kerney, for drunkenness was
assessed three dollars and costs, which
he paid.
George johnson, colored, for disorder,
ly conduct, was fined three dollars and
costs. Being out of funds he joins the
Mahoney brigade for the next ten days
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KEEP Your hitching straps i'll con-
venieut place hereafter.
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EVERYBODY is talking about the prices
}. 5 Rhodes X Co. are selling Black Silks
Al.
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Index to New Advertisements.I1s

Index TO New Advertisements.l,s1aS
Keep Cool Bookings Pharmacy.
Carpets-G. Mendel, Booth X Co.
For Ciucinnati-Steamer Hudson.
For Sale-lIorse.
Chidrens Home Benefit.
Second Series of Stock-Workingmen
| Building Association.
Decoration Committee Meeting.
FRS Annual Pic-Nic-Emmet d.
vision, No. >, a. O. II.
TINS is st. Barnaba's day.
THERE will be tempest in tea pot at
the Opera House next week.
CRIMINAL business about the justice
shops is remarkably dull.
The drug trade is looking up. Tn"
summer fruit, and vegetables, you know.
THERE were seven different picnic cX-
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OFFICE FIRE \ MARINE IxsrRAxcE COZ

OFFICE FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE 60.
Wheeling, W. Va, March 81, 1870.
PsSJlrtd, That the proposition OF the
Peabody Insurance Company ot wheel
ing, for the reinsurance of the IRE bust
ness of this company, be, and the same Is
hereby accepted, and the President of this
COMPANY, t0gcthcrwith McSSrS. Reid. Cos
horn and O'Bricu, are hereby appointed a
committee to COu~ummatc the transfer OF
OF reinsurance. Provided, that upon rA-
ANIMATION hv the committee of the assets
Ofthe Peabody Insurance Company, II -
found 10 be perfectly responsible.
signed &, II. COLLIER, Scc'y,
WILSON. President.
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ANOTHER lot of White Vests, just re-
cclycd at Vi. W IMAM " ~ =
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OUR prices are be lowest.
NJ. GUTMAN X Go.
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GAMER TREssEs TIED IN Blue, II
beautiful new song, pice 4Oc' Tor SAFE D!
" : Hu.chin,, No 90 18th street.
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THERE were seven different picnic OK
cursions out yesterday.
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WHEELING, March 3lst, 1870.

The Peabody Insurance Company re
sprcfiuIv SolicitS "a continuation OF the
patronage OF the late Fire and Marine In
surance Company, guaranteeing satI>iac-
ron by fair dealing, ample protection aud
prompt settlements.
Nm. BAILEY, President.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
JL.N. RODGERS, Secretary.
t,rnt-..rYADG
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j. W. FEEEEL.
Corner Main and Doth Streets.
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" I Z
cannot Dee cNrrllCd I'M iUu"u b,au', they
def, competition. The Concerto stop is Il
iuc Imitation of the Human Voice. AgIS
Wanted. \ liberal discount to Teachers,
Ministers. Churches, schools. Lodges, etc.
Special inducements lo the trade. Illus
tral,d Catalogues Mailed. uu3-tn
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To the People Of Wheeling and the Sur
rounding Country:

To the People Of Wheeling and the Sur
rounding Country:
The cnterprising New Firm Of }. j.
Fox & Co. Will, for the next ten days, sell
their entire stock of fine and seasonable
Ready Made Clothing Tor men, boys and
youths, at cost, and many other goods in
their line at thirty per cent. less than
cost. in order to make arrangements to
manufacture an early fall stock of goods
for the coming season, therefore We will
give our customers the advantage OF
prices, and to convince yourselves of these
facts, call early at j. Fox Il Co.. No. SO,
Twelfth street, and be astonished to hear
how ow good Ready Made Clothing for
men. boys and youths, can DO sold, and
say to yourselves how is it that J. Fox
& &c. can sell better made clothing for
less money than any other house IN this
city. The reason is, we manufacture our
own goods and have no second profits to
DAY like Others do, and besides this we
do not wait. as others do, until the season
Is over before reducing our prices. We
commence from this day and continue
for the next thirty days, selling At and
below cost. in order to make room for an
extensive forthcoming fall stock. Be
sure and call early at J. Fox X Cos, No.
&c. Twelfth street, and avail yourselves
of this rare opportunity.
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IMPORTANT TO OWNERS or HORSES
In consequence of the numerous and
frequent runaways that has taken place
within the past two weeks, the City Ser
geunt has been instructed to enforce the
ordinance in regard to leaving horses UNI
htched in the public streets, For the
benefit of those interested, we reproduce
the ordinance:
SEC. 81. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to gallop any horse g"IdlnS,
mule or ass, or ride or drive any such
animal, at any improper and dangerous
speed, on any street, alley, road, public
square or landing Of this city, or run or
race any such animal, or start the same
for the purpose O. running or racing
within this city; or suffer snch horse or
horses. a,lintai Or a,,jmais, 10 stand o"
am street, aileH road, pubiic squire oT'
lalntinq IN tits city, 1c,thout JeiHg proper
iy fastsHed by tie brittle or re'"S, or '"tth-
oft h0ring some person to ,o0tch tie same
and 1rspcnt tier St0rtiDg.
In view of the enforcement of the
above ordinance, it would be well for the
onwers of express wagons and other
vehicles, to procure an iron block,
twenty-five or thirty pounds in weight
with ring fastened in 1t so II strap can
be attached, which in turn can be hooked
TO the bit of the horse This is the method
in vogue in all the large cities, and is
the most convenient mode, as well as
safe. for hitching horses.
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TT WOULD NOT WORK.

The New Hampshire case may require
Joint committee Of both houses OF Congress
to 90 up and make inquiries. we suggest
Gem West as chairman of the committee,
with Messrs Darrall and Nash OF this State,
Lynch of Mississippi, HARRISON of Alabama,
Rainey of South Carolina, and other South
ern Republican Congressman as members.-
Republican.
So far as now remembered, New Hamp-
shire is not in the habit of calling for assist
ance or advice upon her neighbors or upon
the government which represents them Ii
commissioners from Congress were to NEEDLE
with the legislators of the Granite State,
they would return to Washington with feas
in their ears.
Whatever disputes may arise there between
parties will be settled by the dlsputants'
the Legislature, the courts, or the people.
Even if the Republicans were to feel aggrleved
at any action of Democratic majority, they
will never ask the intervention OF Radical
President or Congress. Concord would be an
uncomfortable camping-ground Tor resl-
ment of negro troops sent to patrol the Streets
to overawe the inhabitants, to garrison the
State House, and to convert pubic buildings
into barracks and jails. If Federal colonel,
with file of soldiers in caps and uniforms,
with bayones fixed, were to march this June
morning into the Senate Chamber, arrest the
two occupants OF disputed seats and thrust
them outside of the building there would not
be blue patch or brass button left in the
State twelve hours afterward.
If Grant were to order such an act, or ap-
prove it when done, he could not afterwards
safely travel in any Northern State. One
such deed in any capital north Of Virginia
would probably cause general instruction.
1t is not pleasant to refer to the atrocious in
suits which Radical tyranny has heaped on
the Southern States, nor to the injuries suf-
fered from that hand of iron which holds
the sword and executes the will of those who
hate our white inhabitants; but as we recall
the long catalogue of wrongs done to us, we
find many SO wantonly tyrannical and bar
barous that the least among them, if inflicted
upon the people of any one Of the Northern
States, would be sufficient to cause revolu-