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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-10
The Conservative Press.

We read the following announce
ment 10 the Claiborne Advocate,
made by the proprietor Col. Napier
Bartlett. The situation of the Advo-
cate is not unlike that Of nearly every
anti Radical paper in the State which
is dependent upon the support of the
people:
We Shall not conceal from our
friends the fact that the Conservative,
or Democratic paper of the parish,
after an honorable career of thirty
years, is now having a death struggle
for existence. This situation is part
~ due to the present printing law and
partly to hard times. Some will not
advertise or subscribe, and some will
not pay when they do. These causes
make it very difficult to publish a
satisfactory parish paper Of any sort.
Under the circumstances We can
only state that without some show OF
active interest on the part of its
friends the career Of this paper is
ended. Tts natural allies must GAY
whether they want any longer expo.
sition Of their rights and wrongs, o.
whether it's door shall be closed and
it's type be shipped off for old metal,
or it's material blended in that of some
better sustained paper.
Unless something is done to assist
the Conservative Press throughout
the State, all will be forced to sus
pend, and if our friends In Natchito.
ches parisl, do not como forward with
a measure for our relief, We are fear;
full that they will 30 compelled to
vindicato their own cause.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-10

The mania for spelling has
spread all over the country, and
matches seem the order of the
day.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-10

Steamers Seminole and Bart
Able, at our wharf during the
week.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-10

Alex. Garzia has returned from
New Orleans with @ choice selec-
ton Of Family and Fancy Groce-
RES.
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The weather during the week has
been delightfully."- pleasant
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Our people are resting very quietly
and do not seem to he inclined to
"banditism," Notwithstanding that
charge is made against them, and
they live under the pleasant imputa-
ton Of being "gentlemenly cut
throats." We suppose that the attic.
ton is not killing, and we care but
little for the opinions Of those who
love rs 50 little. We are led to these
reflections by the persistent manner
in which our enemies distort the ex-
pressions and views enunciated in
these columns. The indicator is ex-
pected each week to dish up a dozen
or so broiled Radicals wherewith to
feed the public, and when it does
not,. a simple article on TIE weather
is Immediately tortured into a tl,un-
der storm. When good resulted, we
were not slow in holding up to pub
lie gaze, public men and their acts,
but now that nothing can result from
these. attacks, and being convinced Of
our having '.gone through the whole
list we are led to believe that our
passions should be suffered to cool.
True, some Radical sheets smarting
under the lashes We gave them during
the campaign, which they then quiet
" took, proceeds to ''poke us up"
but even that, We are disposed to let
pass, and turn our attention to home
matters; the improvement Of our
country and the advancement Of it's
true interests. This is the state of
our feelings justat present, but should
any imagine We propose to take
abuse.-well, the past must be our
criterion for the future.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-10

River rising rapidly and in good
boating order to this point.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-10

Election in Connecticut has goee
Democratic.
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We call attention to the notice
Of stolen mule in to-day's issue.
A reward Of Fifty Dollars is Of.
fered for the mule and thief, and
$25 for the mule alone.
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stFsrmers busy with crops and
no trade in consequence.
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him two years ago. Did lie do a dis.
honest act in his ofi1ce I No; his in
tegrity is above question. Did he
attempt to carry out an obnoxious
Republican measured No }; he was at
tempting to defeat one so denounced
by Democrats. Why, then, is this
honest man, old and respected citi-
zens, Democratic leader and estima-
bic gentleman, driven from his home 7
He is compelled to seek sanctuary
solely because he is an official of the
Republican government Of Louisiana.
When, then, no other cause can b
honestly assigned, is there not force
in the doubt expressed in the question:
Arc Republicans ostracised because
they are dishonesti Not only among
those more deeply interested in it's
solution by living under its effect is
this question important, but to all
who desire that justice shall be done
and the right triumph. To those
abroad to whom We look for aid or
counsel, this latest case is commend.
cd. And should it meet the eye Of
those Senators who have been most
prominent in their interest in the
Louisiana question, should Morton or
Cameron, or even Thurman see it,
they can find much in it for rehec.
tion.-N. o. Republican,.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-10

crying ont against it, We find Pack
cite, a McEnery Senator, quietly zen.
deavoring to get Kellogg to make a
liberal compromise in the affairs Of
Natchitochss parish !" and what we're
his plans TINT he then pressed upon
Nj. Kellogg He fails to inform MS
Of that. In these interviews about
the "middle Of January" in tie "basia
ct amicable adjustment" submitted
by this vorthy Senator, he "comes inn
a. part and parcel of the ''liberal
compromise" First he would take
lin the interest Of peace) tho position
Of Clerk Of tho District Court, that
failing, IN the demands of jsstice and
laV, he had no positive objections
which might not be overcome, to the
Parish Judgeshlp, and before this
people should be without his valuable
servioes, hs would be willing to &C.
cept the xsthankfal Office Of Tax Col.
lsctor.' Here We have "Mr. Puck
stte's politics" 10 q nut shell; if lie
cannot be a McEuery Senator, he ciN
be q Kellogg Tax Collector; what q
mighty falling from greatness. Mr..
Puckette, in politics, has no such idea
% sspod patriotism, unrequited lcre
for the people-otace and spoils are
tho sums total he requires ~ . re-
turn for bio distinguished and d;sis-
tsrested services.
The miserable demasogism Of the
man is shown BY his appeals to the
people against the Judgment cred;-
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-10
Puckett's Outrage Mill.
lie tells Tale to the Faithful in Ee,r
Orleans-Copioxs Tears shed orer
the Oatrages in Louisiana-6enat0-
rial attention Is ia,,0kxd. s.

In the parish Of Natclitoches Mr..
G. j. C. Puckette has spent the great
ter portion of his life. He was born
in Louisiana, has always been a De-
mocrat, was a candidate for the Sen.
ate. He was a property .holder, was
an old editor, and his honesty none
could question. He was fully iden-
tilted in the completest scope Of that
slang phrase with the people of his
parish. Acting on the representa-
ton that all that was needed to sat-
isfy tile opposition was the filing Of
Offices with honest men-men in her.
mony and identified with tho people
Governor Kellogg appointed this
man tax collector Of that parish. 10
that parish there are certain levies
which have been over and over again
denounced as illegal and declared ia
be made for the sole purpose of filling
dishonest Republican carpet bags.
Nevertheless there is significant and
uncontralicted testimony tending ia
show the benefits of this levy would
accrue to others than Republicans.
Mr.. Puckette, whether as a Democrat
believing the Democratic campaign
cry that these levies we're dishonest
because made by Republicans, or AZ
an honest man being convinced by
Legitimate evidence, refused to press
the tax payer therefor.
Mark the result. A Democratic
mob Immediately inauguratsd the
work Of persecuting, maltreahng and
driving away this Democratic tax col
lector who refused to collect what wa
denounced BY Democrats as carpet
bag and rascally Republican attempt
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Die Tlic9c.

9ia@oenfli@ libe1t Du oo, cbcn 0oron
einen re6t lubtilen @eoanfen 5u erfai=
len - oa iebt li6 eine Tlie9e ouf Seine
Nole, Du 16ldgit nit Dem Singer mad
ibr, aber nit Der Glie9e lit au6 Der id0ne
@coonfe ,peg9eilpgen. Muf ,pei1em Di=
Dan binsefredt, Die Wu9en iauft 9e16loi=
len 19peblt 9u chen an 0cm bon gebei@
men 3aub.r um9ebenen ueber9on9 upm
WaAen gum @dlof - oa poitirt ii@
eine Tlie9e ouf elmer 9einer 9lu9eupim=
perm, Gu mubt oas Nu9e 0ifnen unb ous
Der ielio liIlen 9ammer,uclt luieoer gum
sreQen So &c 5uriiftebren. uno 10 ar9crn
uno netfen @intn oieleTlie9en in je9lider
Weiie. 9as tbun lie abcr nur Dor lauter
uebermutb uno 2ultbarfeit; benn:. es lit
Elm luiti9 DDlfden, bas Der Glie9en.
QDarum 1ino lie oenn user gar 10 lu=
Ei3?- 9as fommt pom Glie9en.
uno niDt blob oebbolb, neil es gar
rnterDoltli6 lit, itott INNER am Sooen
Al baften, nob Belleben Die Suit na9
a(len &ibtun9en Su freusen, ipnoern neil
aerooe gum 3,ued 'oes Tlie9ens ibr gam
3:r &Drper lei9t Qe.baut uno ii6eral Dem
Sebenselement Der gu It: 5u9dnsli) &C.
ma9t lit. Ser 2eib Der Tlie9e 1T BON
,obuo1en Ntbmln9sl0dern our4lebt, 10
oob slei6lom oqes an ibr otbn'et. 9Ser
abcr leid)t ot6mct, lebt audi leid)t.
IS uare nod Yieles an Der Tlie9e Der
Betrohtun9 wertb, mir ,pollen ober un=
ier Mugenmerf onf Den fi'cntli6en z tols
uno @taat Der 6lic9e, DE btiren s IL
gel, ridten. 9ie1e lino chen 10 l@0n
als praftil6.
v@&0u," ioelt 9u' loQen bic 8!ie9en>
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ln9eDDr| Jams :getpe|en,: Der irrt 1e(r; tteil,
Die Tru9t als 1ol6e tuor tbbtlid; oenn
es mar oos oiobolil&e Princip Der Sob
in ibr tpncentrirt. ::
Qlber ,parum beibt nun. oieIer 8aum
nibt 9erooeju uno i'm notiirli6en @egen=.
1abe gu Baum oes 2ebens, Der Baum beg
Sooes Deblpe9en, ,ueil oiele 8irfun9
oes Boumes aufeeboben tucroen fann,
uno our6 oie Nermittlung Der g0ttliben
Grbarmans ,uirflib auf9cboben miro, Die
on0ere Wirfun9 oagcgen, Die Grfenntnib
oes @uten unb B6len Die ,lnmittelbor
uno I'M feblbar erioI9te, nidt auf9eboben
'peroen fam, uno oeB>ue9en beibt nit
Qliem 8edte oieler Baum nid)t Baunt
bes So0es, lon0crn Baum Der Grfennt<
nib oes @uten uns 86ien. $1dtten Die
@tammeltern nod ibren,Tall pon19ebens=
baua1e 9e9eIien, 10 bdtte oie1es @iien Stuar
Den SOB ouf9eboben aber bic Grfennt-
niB bes @uten uno Bolen nid)t, neil oieb
Die mnrolif6e Mirfung beg @llcns mar.
9iur Der leibliGe SOB lit bur6 ben Sc
nuB jener 6ruht berbeisefiibrt worscn;
uno Der 5'ueite, Der ewi9esoo Spar aller:
oin9s aub, >udre nidt Die gsttlid)e Barm=
ber5isteit oaj>uifden 9ctreten /; allein Der
@runo bic ler Wirtun9 ocs @eelentooes
lag ni6tim 8oume, ionoern in oer@eele
oes Menl6en, Die nit 6reibeit lid se<
gen @ottcs @ebot anF Febnte Debbolb
ldu9nete au6 Der ourd Die @dlange re=
oenoe @otan Die auf ben @enub folgen6e
@rtenntniB ni6t, ,uobl ober lau9nete. er
Die onocre Tol9e oen Sob. llnb oieb
2du9nen botte iuabr5aftis uielcn Sdein !;
oenn Der 2ebensboum nit 1eincr Giille
BON @eil= un0 2ebenstraft itano ia neben
oem Boume oes Sooes ); oaber Der tiefe
5inn Der &lo9e Gpa's: Sic @9lofge
fat MIDI betro9en. gSenn man nun be,
oentt oob Der perbdn9nibuolle Baum
oem Menl l1en SOB uuo Grfenntnib bes
B0ien ols et>uas, oas er iebt in leinem
Snnern fii6lte, nidt ,neDr als et,uas auber
linn @eienoes bereitete 10 fonn man
uobl torm an iteben bielen Baum als
Die bodite or9onilde @ntfoltun9 jenes
@lementes su betra9ten tuel6es bis
Quelle bcs Sooes uno oes B0len in oer
9fotur 'uor. (@@lub fol9t
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Sic 8dumc bcs Haraoiclcs.

aBaume Der grtenntnlB oesGutcn unO ocs
B0len o((e lpabre Noturbeoeutun9 ab9e5
Npro9en, unb balten i'm fir Elm rein 5u=
fdqi9es Merf5eu9 oeiien 1id @ott be-
oentc, Inn ben Menl l6en 5u priifen. @ott
Ddtte noG Der Mnlidt oieier Nusle9er
bem Menl4en eben 10 gut Den @enuB
bcs Grtenntnibboumes 9eltattcn, uuo 1tatt
oeIlcn ibm perhieten f0nnen> pom 8aume
oes 2cbens I'll e0en. 9lllein bieie 9ln=
lidt lit nid)t fi6boltis; oenn mir lelen,
;boB @ott na1 Der Bertreibun9 Der Wten=
16cn aug Dem Yaraoies Gorge trug, oob
lie nid)t n,ebr pom 2ebensboumc ehen
fonnten, weil lie lonft e>uis 9elebt 9dtten,
ollo ni6t geltorben mdren. 9iclcr Baum
ol(o trus Trii6te, Die 2eben 9aben? Wos
nun fir Elm 2ebtn? 9dtte et,ua bielcr
Baum ocn gefauenen Stammeltern oos
perlorcne 2ebeu ocr @ecle Die beil'se
2iebe uno @erebti9teit tpiebcr 9eben
fDnnen? 0as lit nidt m09li6; ol1o
tonn tein onoeres 2eben semeint lein,
ols bos 2ebcn oes 2eibcs. ueber Die
Natur oes 2ebensboumes 9ibt uns cine
@tele in oer scbeimen Offenbarnna oes
bciliaeu Sobonnes Mui16lub, no es beibt
(Ofenb. %, 2.): ~Sn Der Dlitte ibrer
(oer bimmli16en @taoD @troBen, nno
ouf beioen 6eiten bes Gtrems 1tono Der
Baum beg 2ebens, Der s,p0lfmal Srii6le
trdot, unb stpor jeoen Mo' at leineGrii6te
brinQt. 9es 8aumes Bldtter oienen
ocn NDltern gum 9eilmittel." Scr Sc
bensboum ali 0 tpar uub miro iein eine
Queae ocs leibliGen uno Natlrlebcns.
Scr 2ebensboum I'M Yoraoieie lpor TO-
NIT ni6ts anoers als bos urlcben Der
Notur in einem be itimmten Snoipiouum
3ur b06}t m09li6en Gntlpitelun9. 9cbo=
ben uno entfaltet.
g0ie nun Der 2ebensboum6rii6te tru9,
Die bos 2eben 9aben, 10 tru9 Der 8oum
Der Grtenntnib Triidte Die ben SOB
bro6ten. 9ie @tammeltern oben allo
,pirfli6 Den Spb birein our9 ben 8enuB
Der Tru9t; uno neil @ott 'uollte oaB
biele 6olge oes @enuHes bleihen iollte,
mmbte ct Tie fir bic 3utunft pom Yaume
beg 2ebens ferne. balten. 9dttc oicier
Baum feline leoigli9 :t0otenoe Jrll9t 9e=
troocn, Dann bGtte Der Sob ni9t our6
cine leibli@ betebenbe Trudt onfgeboben
werben f0nnen. Q8ie bemno6 i'm Ge-
bensbdume oos2eben oer9lotur foncentrirt
mar 10 mar i'm 8oume Der GrfenntniB
bus B0 le, bos in Oct Natlr 5uriid9eblie=
ben wor bel Der S60pfung, Die oamo=
nil6e Quulitdt, oocr Die our6 2ucifer
uerocrbte uno in Der nur bolb ,e9enerir=
ten glatur 5uriid9ebliebene llrl l6mere, ,pie
mir {riiber selo9t boben. gSir leGen bier
su slei6er 3eit, ,uie iebr oos 96ie in Der
Notur Dor Moams TaQ Suriid9eordn9t
mar unter ollen Yfon5en mar es nur
Gin ein3iser Baum Der 10 piel BON ben,
GinauGe oerl lelben pergiftct mar, oob leine'
Tru&t tobten tonnte: $n oem &ei@e
Ses llnor9onil6eu mar oas B0le porberr+
l6enbcr, ollsin pon oaDer tonnte es nlbt
Dem Mcnl den bcifemmen; oenn nur Die
pfon5en 1eben mir Dem W{en1@en ols.
Mo6rnns an9elpieien. Dob iene 5ru9t
pom Boume Der @rfenntniB al li9 tDot=
lid mar, ollo innerli6 per9iftet uno UNI
ter odmonii DIEM Ginflub, leben pir ou9
boraus, ,peil unler 9err :no 9eilono
jener tooIli6en @peiie eeseniiber eine
belebcnoe @peile binterlieB, namlld lid
S,Iher IN, hpiIinpn Gonfrnnpntp Wnf11
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Obio Waile,1freuno.

UttHlltDltu. 2OtI ItVth etNeH' o0leI W.
ti9en SbierGen Su, ,pie es eben antommt
uno Rd in 9ube iebt. 0as Grfe 1T, oab
lie ibre auf Der Musfabrt itanbi9 uno
lbmubi9 9elporoen Slii9el reini9t uno
pubt. sic bebt Die $ointerfiibc, ,uel4e NIT
9ar6en uno ,uie gu cinem &amm 9eoro=
neten Borl item be]ebt lino> auf uno fdbrt
oomit miI6cno uno timmeno, err It unter
bic 6lii9el bin. 0ann miro Der Gliigcl
audi pon pbcn obgebiirl ltet. 9Qer. 8lii=
t6enltoub, Der beim Blumen1ausen bdn=
gen eeblicben> olle 6eu6tigteit uno MIN
Siitc unreinistcit, Die li6 angelebt, miro
10 ,peg9e]1afft, Die 9ar1en, nit ocncn
Der Tliigelporocrrano uno oas Glii9e!9e-
doer oft pielfo6 belebt 1T, ,perocn tuicoer
9esldttet, 10 bab ielbit bos nit oer 2upc
6elpaffncte Mu9e feline Mafel mebr Su
entoeden Oernlag.
Wfit Dem @96nen perbinoet ii6 bel
DEM Tliisel Der 6Iie9e audi oos Nu T.
li6e. Sic Tliisel lino, aub beroroentli6
juedmdbis ein9eri@tet fir bic 4rbeit,
Sic lie gu leiiteu baben - oas Tlie9cn:
@6on Der @toff aus bem Der 6lii9el
iobricirt 1T, lit gang Stuedentl lprc9eno.
Sic bur9 bas Tliioelbdutden 9esosenen
Neoer6en 1inb BON oer Nrt oes ben
Damen moblbetonnten 6ii4beins, nam=
lid einer|eits bie9]am uno baourd Dor
Bride 9eidiibt, onorerieits ober op3
mieoer 10 9elpannt, oab oer Tli9el Die
2uft nod Belicben 5l peitl6en permaQ;
9iele Mcoer9en Ino ferneres bable&obr=
den, Die nit ben Mtbun9sapporaten, ben
2uitpumpen beg Snnern, in Serbinoun9
iteben unb-- bon oa gu flotter Mrbeit ibrc
Tiillun9 nit 2uft betommen.
/. Mn Ser @9ulter, 100 Der 6liigel nit
Dem &orper perbuuoen 1T, lie9t Elm 8un=
Del itortcr Musteln, Die 5ur 2entung Der
Gliigel bienen.
men, oob ]i9 bic Tlic9e 10 gut ouf oos
Tlie9en ueritcbt.
Sic Tlieee mub beim Iui iFei9en nl9t
crit lonae DerIu@e MAIDEN, pte etmo&ra9e
uno @tor9. &al9 tpie Der @eoante 1T
| lie ouf uno bauon. Gs 'se9t au9 be! lbr
ettpa pDrpQrts. Man tut nit 5iemll9er
@i9er6eit berc6net, bob eine @tuben=
flic9e in Der @etunoe $50 @9rplngun=
gen ma6t, oaber 1ie audi in oieler per=
ldpinoeno fur5en 3eit pele Meeter 5u=
riidleet. Gs lit bel Der 6lie9e tein 6lot=
tern, lpie es Der 9letfliisler ooer Der
59metterling tbut, lonoer ein Sabln=
l4ieben, tuie es Der meift lonsgel ltredte,
oooeli@minei9e Jlii9el nit ii4 brinst.
Sic 6lie9e tbut oarum, 10 flein Der
Der Wee lit, Den lic in elmer @@lpin9ung
;uriidle9t> in Tol9e Der @el9lplnoigtett
oerTliisel6e,ueguns an9 nit ben beribm=
ten 2du fern auf ber Groe nit. sic folgt,
,penn es ibr beliebt, bent Pferb int rol6e=
itenSrabe, ia ioll iosar nit oemSampf=
roB G9ritt boltsn f0nnen. -
y1d6reno i'd oieles l6reibe, 1@out mir
elm balbsetpa6lener fiirmisi9er Sfnabeu
iiber Die @9ultern uno Ipri9t: "Se. oa
|9reiben @ie gar etluas BON Der Tlle9e.
9as 1T bod ni9t Der Miibe tpertb, oenn
ib erl 9lo9e ia in ber Minute Elm 9on5es
0ubenb oopon."
Sd min oi6, mein lieber 2eier, onrd
oiele 3eilen gum Yreiie Der 6liesen 10
,penis' tuie meinen &iidenna6barn bln=
bern oicien Qudl9eiltern, wenn lie bid bel
9cinem 9enten uno fen belditi9en, Den
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Tyttinm etnWul etHe CIpe our SJQnO. lc9e
oornnter ben .Glii9el einer6liege uno Du
,pirit itaunen ii6er Die feinen 2inien, Die
our9 Sas sarte, nit puntten beiate9orn=
bdut@en 9e5osen linS.
Won Der 6liigellpur5el aus lau fen lie=
ben feline 9leoer9en Der Qdn9e nod bis
su ben Gnoen bes Tlii9els. 3luil6en Dem
oritten uno pierten lit Elm tur5es quer=
laufenoes Neoer@en 9eio9en uno ebenlo
il9en bem Dierten uno fiinften.
llno merfpiirbiger Weiie 1T BEL alien
oen tauisuo Mrten, bic 5ur 9roben 6lie<
senfamilie gebSren, oie 3eidnung Der
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02


Mayor Johnston sent IN a eommunica-
tion recommending a plan FOR retreoch-
ment, by which the salaries OF all city
officials, from the highest to the lowest,
should be reduced. The communication
advises the disposal of a large portion of
the city property, as for instance the
wharf lots. The plan would be to sell
them under proper restrictions and lin
ltations. The communication suggested
the passage of antordinance that would
guard against fraud and swindle.
The adoption of this plan would bring
into the City Treasury several millions
of dollars, which should be required to
be applied to the liquidation OF that
amount of the city indebtedness bearing
interest. At least $4,000 per annum
could be saved, and then the property
could be put on the tax duplicate.
On motion, the communication was re-
ferred to the Committee ON Wharf and
Landing, in connection with the City
Solicitor, to report an ordinance in con.
formity with The suggestions Of the
Mayor.