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Congratulate the Country on
Victory for Reform.

WASHINGTON, December l3.-The
following congrstulatory address was Is
sued to day.
Rooms NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC Con-, /
WASHINGTON, Dec l3, 1876.
To the People Of the United States.
The National Democratic Committee
announce us the result OF the Presidential
election. held on the 7th of November,
the election OF Samuel j. Tilden, OF New
York, AS President, and Thomas A.
Hendricks. of Indiana, as Vice President
of the United States. We congratulate
YOU on this victory for reform. 1t now
only remains for the two Houses OF Con-
gress, in the performance OF their duty
on the second ednesday OF February
next, to give effect to the will OF the peo.
pie thus expressed in n constitutional
mode by majority OF the electoral votes,
and confirmed by majority OF all the
States, as well as by M overwhelming
majority of all the people OF the United
States.
By order of the Executive Committee.
Signed ADRIAN 5. HEWITT,
Chairman.
FREDERICK o. PRINCE,
Secretary.
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HOUSE.

The bill to organize the territory
of Oklahama which was the special order
for to day, WAS made the special order for
the third Tuesday IN January.
Mr. Hale asked leave to introduce II
bill authorizing the citizens of Colorado
TO cut and remove the timber on the
public domain for building, mining and
domestic purposes, and proceeded to state
that BIZ the action of tho House Colorado
was excluded from representation, but
WAS called to order by the Speaker and
Mr.. Springer objected to the introduction
of the bill.
Mr.. Hale-That only illustrates the
hardship which this State rests under.
Mr.. Springer-It only illustrates the
presumption of the gentleman in his
course.
The House then considered the
bill to utilize the products OF
the gold and silver mines
Speeches in favor Of double standard
OF gold and silver were made 10y Messrs.
Durham and Willard. The latter Is n
member OF the silver committee, and de-
carrd that the testimony taken by
that committee was largely in favor Of
double standard.
Messrs Garfield, Hewitt and Chitten-
den made strong speeches against action
on the subject, pending the report of the
silver commissioners.
Mr.. Kelley argued in favor of the bill
and of double standard OF money.
The debate on the silver bill being
closed, the substitute proposed Yesterday
by Mr. Bland WAS agreed TO without dl-
vision. 1t Is that silver dollar of the
weight of 4l2! grains shall be coined,
and shall be legal tender for all debts
public and private, except where the
payment Of gold coin Is required by
law.
The House then voted by yeas and
nays on the passage Of the bill thus
amended, and the brI. psssed-yeas l61,
NAYS "a.
The House then proceeded to consid-
Grafton of the bill to make the Burling-
ton and Missouri River railroad Com
pany in Nebraska.a branch of the Union
Pacific railroad Mr. Crounsc, who had
charge Of the BILL refused to yield for
amendments and demanded the previous
question. The House refused TO second
the previous question and several emend-
ments were offered.
Mr. Glover moved 10 recommit the
bill.
Mr.. Crounse-.With leave to report at
an time.
Dir. Hamilton. l object TO that.
Mr.. McCr4ry-The recommittaI OF
the bill is tantsmount to its defeat.
The bill was recommitted.
A iinururd
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Conmi,tee on Privileges and Flee
Hons.

WASHINGTON. December l3.-The sub
committee, consisting of Messrs. Morton,
Logan and Herman, OF the Senate Com
mjItee on Privileges and Elections, to
whom were referred all the law points
relating to the eligibility OF presidential
electors, and who are also charged with
the investigation of the Oregon matter
and OF the electors il. Mississippi, A Ia
bsma and Georgia, met this morning
and took the testimony OF John fos-
ter editor of the Newark, y. j., Courier,
and John Murphy, of the Hinton State
Gazette. relative to the alleged inability
Of BENJAMIN Williamson, one ot1he Dem
cratic electors of New Jersey, on the
Ground that Williamson stthe time OF the
election was United States commission
er. Gov. Biddie, Secretary OF Stste hel-
sey and williamson will appear before
the committee to morrow.
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a Heavy Forgery

NEW YORK, December l3.-The Ne1's
saws it transpired on Wall street today
that two week. ago the Third National
Baut PAID forged check for $4,000,
purporting to be drawn by Winsiow,
Lsmer X Co. It's believed the man who
presented the check i: u member OF the
gang who are at present operating
IN every large city in the United
States. That ne obtained the check
by means of draft on the firm
tor small amount; that tsc slml.e OF
the check was then struck of and the
signature forged an expert.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company
has declared quarterly dividend Of :
per cent, payable January !, 1876.
The amount oi specie received here
from Europe, from September 20 70 De-
cember II, amounts 10 81, $4,000, and
there is still on the way 81 $4,000.
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NO. l26

ing from the peoples representatives
their constitutional prerogstive OF par
ticipsting in the decision of all questions
that may arise in the progress OF
the count, and by clothing one
man with the power OF allowing
and excluding votes, and thereby con-
trolling the Presidential election. The
purposes OF this dangerous conspiracy
must be defeated. 1he right as declared
At the
Ballot Box Must be Respected
and maintained, IS was said Of Mr.. Lin
coins election, by tde people that are
strong enough ~ place him IN office.
Our army must not be used 10.
place either Governors or Presidents
in otfice who have been elected. The
purpose of the aggressive and ambitious
leaders which YOU must deies, Is usurps-
ton. II is revolution and its sccom.
plishmont will destroy the foundation Of
our institutions and endanser the cause
of free government itself. We cannot
maintain our Institutions II the people
permit their choice ana Will As expressed
IN pursuance Ol law 10 Oc Gelcaleu "
fraud and force. The COMMITTEES, there
tore, call on all people without respec,
20 party, who make our country's wei.
fare paramount ~ every other
consideration, sll who- say that
the vote OF tine people shall not bs
defeated by fraud, and all who stand
by fair play and honesty. IL meet Al their
county seats on the day named. and
make an expression at the populsr judg-
menl that cannot be- dsrcgsrded even
by the most abandoned and reckless
enemies of our institutions, ana Ia sp-
point men as their delegates 10 the State
Convention on the Sth ot next month,
who will icsrlessly and prudently make
such declaration. and take such action NJ
will give our State her proper position
and influence in maintaining the cOnsti.
tutionsI government snS the rights sni
liberties OF the people.
After inviting Hon. 6 w. ia ian tn
address the Convention particularly ~ L.
the sctlon Of the Returning Board m
Louisiana, and inviting Hon. ID ".
VOORHEES, to present the legal statue "i
the Presidential question to the ConVen-
ton, the Committee adjourned.
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Sensational Scarecrow.

CHICAGO, December l3.-lt is asserted
positively in Republican circles that
deep laid plan has been on foot some time
to secure the forcible Inauguration OF
Tilden after the House had decided
that he was legally elected; that
the recent open letter, signed by some
of the prominent Chicago Democrats
and addressed to General Sherman and
got into print by mistake, was one
evidence of this plot; that the scheme
originated in Ohio and committees had
been appointed in other States known
~ committees of safety, whose object
was to secure military organization ana
make show in the North. That
assessments have been levied on
wealthy merchants here and elsewhere
to carrviout the idea, aad the premature
rubhcatioa of some documents and III
formation has frustrated the whole affair.
The Democrats who notice this charge
at all deny it in II positive manner ana
say that it contains not a germ OF truth.
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asbingtOn Items.

WASHINGTON. December l3.-The
House Committee on Postotticcs and
Postroads has substantially agreed to re-
commend II formal nou-ccncurrence In
the Senate amendments to the post
route bill of last session, which provides
for the restoration of a.tast mail service
and the revival of the ranking privilege.
The committee take the ground that
these subjects should receive independent
consideration.
The members of the House Committee
on Appropriations say there is no doubt
that action will be taken iu accordance
with the Presidents recommendation.
thst provision be made by Congress Tor
the payment TO the United States Of the
awards rendered by the Mexican Com
mission.
Messrss Foster and Murphy of New
Jersey, who were examined by the
subcommittee of the Senate Committee
on PRIVILEGES and Elections to-day reIa-
tive to the alleged Ineligibility OF
BENJAMIN Williamson, Democratic
Presidential elector OF New Jersey, testi-
fed that they entered protest before
the New Jersey Board of Csnvassers
against the issuance of Il certificate to
said Williamson, on the ground that he
was United States Commissioner. The
Board, nevertheless. issued certificate
to him. who, when the electors met re-
signed, but was at once elected
by the board to fill the va
cancy eccasioned by his own resIg'
nation. Witnesses produced copy ofthe
law of New Jersey in reference TO the
filing Of vacancies in the state electoral
college, which law gives the electors the
power to fill all such vacancies. The law
Of New Jersey and Oregon on this sub
iect are identical. The committee have
summoned Gov. Bedle, Mr.. Williamson,
the eiector in question, and Secretary OF
State elspy
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xxcft.m.ut over - Porgery Ease.

SAsDUsET, December l3.--Tbsrs 10
grea, excitement here concerning the NJ
ton Of the prosecuting sitDrnry IN enter.
ing uD,i,s % the case. Of the state against
Rush X. Sloane, under Indictment Tor
forgery and embezzlemeni, while prssi-
dent Of The Cincinnati, Sandusky and
Cleveland T. T. Tbe case against sloane
vas consldered excellent, and be could un-
dOubtedly have been convicted, but Tor
the unwArrantsd srtiOn Of the prose
cutOr. The excitement Wa increased to-
day when the attorney general, acting
under Orders from Governor Hsyes, al
riysd Lsre and demanded rom th. pros.
ecUtor laa Ststs's evidence against SiO.n.
For some gnAcco8nlsb'" reA,On the proa-
ecutOr refused 20 comply with ih. DE-
mAld, and declined even 10 sstisfy the
Attorney General tbst the prosecutor
had the pspers 10 hD PosszsiOn. The
suspicion is that the papers cannot be
produced by the Prosecutor. The STAR
"a high mix generally, and great indIg-
nation aud excitement result IRON IL.
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Iu.nIyent Life Insurance Company,

NEw YORK, December l3.-The Times
TO morrow will publish the following:
The examination of the books OF the Sc
curlty Lite Insurance and Annuity Com
pany of this city by the insurance de
psrtment of the State, which was con-
cluded to day, shows tha: it is now and
has for some time been InsolveEt and an
applicstion will be made tomorrow to
the Supreme Court Tor Inc appointment
o. receiver TO wind up its affairs.
Superintendent Mccall, VINO conducted
the examination. said tonight that the
company's affairs are in the most lamen-
table conditionts, its anausl statement
having been ialsitied in several partlcu-
lars. The company was organized in
1868. with Il capital OF $4,000, and Is
the only one still conducted on the policy
note system, which is the main cause
of the disaster, While the annual report
sets forth the total income of 1875 At
Sl3,694.34. investigation develops this
10 be about S350,0O0 in excess
,f the fact The assets were
stated to be S46,S3l Sc, but the amount
o. cash in hand WAS over stated Sl5O,OOo
and the real estate placed tar above its
value. As TO liabilities, the outstanding
uolicies were overestimated SjO,utoi pre-
mium notes and accounts 100000 The
officers are not charged with t. m!ssppro-
priation Of funds. bat with committing
perjury in swearing TO a talsifed state
ment to sustain a rotten corporation that
thew might get i, into = state of solvency.
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The Eastern Conference.

CoSsTAsTIsoPLE, December l3.-The
absence Of the Porte and representative
from the preliminary conference crest~s
AL unfavorsbIe impression. The f.ct
that Russia IL an interested party, snd u
permitted u SIT in judgment on the
questions At issue Is commented on IN
turkish circles. The Sultan and Min
isters yesterday witnessed an experiment
with torpedoes and the heavy Armstrong
guns Of tie lEou clad feet.
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'rhe ContumacIous Wells Declines TO
Testify,

new ORLElNS, Dec,u Der l3.-Mr.
Wells. Of the Returning Board, was be-
fore the Congressional Committee to-day.
He declined answering any questions,
denv ny the authority OF the Committee
10 interrogate him ~ 10 Returning Board
matters.
Mr. Morrison said they would press
the question.
Gov. Wells said il the committee
would employ eight clerks in addition
TO the clerical force OF the board all
the pspers could soon be copied and
with them the committee wOu'd have
AL the information a. 10 the votes cast IN
this State, and the evidence which
prompted the sCtIOn ot the Board.
Other members Of the Returning Board
were notified that they would be exam
med hereafter. Other witnesses were eN-
smined a. 10 the lat election. but noth
ing new or startling was developed.
The Chairman appointed the following
sub-committres: 70 be located a.
Shreveport for the adjoining parishes,
Meade. Democrat. o! New York, chair
man; House. Democrat, tennessee Dan
ford, Repub lean, OHIO. At Monroe for
Ouschita aud adjoining parishes,
Mcmahon, Democrat, OHIO. chairman; (;
Ross, Democrat, New Jersey, Crspo, Re
publican. Massachusetts,. For Baton
Rouge and adjacent parishes. New, Dem.
crat, Indiana. chairman; Beebe,
Democrat, New York; Joyce Re
publican, Vermont For parishes
adjacent 10 New Orleans, Blackburn.
Democrat; Kentucky. chairman; Phelps,
Democrat Connecticut; Burlburt, Re-
publican. Illinois. General Committee.
with headquarters g. New Orleans.
Morrison. Democrat, Illinois, chairman ;
jerks. Dimocrat, Pennsy lvsnis; Town
send, Republican, PennsyiysDla. The
date Of the departure Of sub-comm!,tses
Is not decided. They will not leave how
ever, I'll. copies Of the Returning Board
records have been obtained.
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that the power to canvass the vote was
vested N Congress, and not with the
presiding officer of the Senate alone.
The question beng on the passage OF
the joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution 1t was rejected
yeas IA, nays 3l-not two-thirds voting
in the affirmative.
The vote was as follows: Ayes
Messrs. Allison, Anthony, Blaine, Burn
side, Conkling, Edmunds. Ferry, Ere
llnghuyson, Hsnlin, Hitchcock, Morrill,.
West and Wright-lL
Nays -Messrs. Alcorn, Bayard, Bogy,
Booth, Bruce, Cameron OF Pennsylvania,
Chsffee, Clayton, Conover, Dawes, Den
mis-, Eaton, Goldthwsite, Hamilton, Hsr-
vey, ingalls,, Jones of Florida, Kenan,
Logan, McCreery, Naxev, Morton, Nor
wood, Patterson, Price, Randolph, Sar-
geant, Thurman, Wallace, Whyte and
Wlthers-3l.
Messrs, Window and Christlancy, who
would have voted in the affirmative, were
paired with Messrs. Davis and Ransom
who would have voted in the negative.
Mr.. Edmunds gave notice that TO-
morrow he would move to take up the
bill to provide tor and to regulate the
counting of the votes for President and
Vice President, and the decision OF
questions arising therein, which passed
the Senate at the last session, but now it
was before the body on motion TO re-
consider.
Mr.. Sherman asked if the Oregon ques
tion had been laid aside.
Mr.. Edmunds replied that it had been
laid over till tomorrow, but the case
was practically covered by n resolution
submitted by him early in the session,
and adopted by the Senate, which au-
thorized investigations Ms to elections in
certain States, and also as to the eligibility
of electors.
The Senate then went into executive
session and soon adjourned.
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'h New York stock market Is ex-
~ dull. Enormous sales are re-
81. but hardly half of them are gemu.
Il Is stated that tie steck business
'" 'sstIy overdore, and that hLr-
" Young men who get living
... sag around the exchange have been
W" 10 other resorts. Bank shares
oeen greatly fattened under the
protested paper and defslcatlon.
,.. lie" Year approaches, serious
'A Will probably come before the
O., '''' as to the possibility OF divi-
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DefauIter PardOaed.

NEW YORK, December l3.-Joshua
F. Bailey, who in 1869 fed from the
country ss a defaulter in his accounts
with the government ss internal revenue
collector Of the Thirty-second district,
has returned and made good his deficit
and received from the President full
pardon.
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II. y,y:o prevent u despotism is to
....r..-.,. When the clouds loom
~. g.-qs-r -,hr storm. Now is good
:a-o;s. .Ao prize Republ can gov
..-ar:u asyr an understanding one
a.. 7ru.Lr-.
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Nr Garrett IL Reelected.

BALTIMORE, MD. December lS.--At
. meeting of the Board OF Directors OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
psny, to-day, John W. Garret. |ss
unanimously elected President for the
ensuin, year. By this election Mr.. GsI-
reit enters on the nineteenth year OF his
administration of the Baltimore X ONO
p.;ir,s1
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,,,r,,a CONGREGATIONAL Committee

TALLAHASSEE, Dcceber lS.-The Con
,-asSionaI Committee today divided into
swo committees, the Republicans voting
sas;ns, q division. The subcommittee
leaves for the eastern counties to day.
The Supreme Court will render de-
o;.;on in the msndamus csse TINS week.
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hs EpVuNDs' proposed Constitution
'rndurn. ronlerring power upon the
'r.me Court to count the electoral
- .ser. by the board on yesterday
a- senate The vote stood. ayes II,
-',' j. This. ends that plan tor u CONF
= m.,r
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fnr -. Senator,

There was another ballot for United
States Sexator by the Democrats to-day,
which resulted in no choice.
The Senate and Republican House, in
ioInt session, declared the election Of
Corb;n MS United States Senator
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r,. Roody-rtIden Suit.

NEW York, December lS.IGovefn9r 70
r;iden,. answer to the suit OF Henry II.
Roodv was served to day, making gen
ersl denial of all allegations IN compiaih''
pleading statute of limitations ana ae-
pXing he was in the pool, or had any
partnership with the plaintiff.
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F,rc ln wniI.m,,ewn W. m..

CIyCIsHATI, December I3.--A cDD,.
D,eyelai speciAl ssys that Il fire ~ the
village Of WiilizmstpWB, Wood county,
W. Va, iast night, consumed a gre,t
part Of one block. The Jos. - es,ipstoI
a. $1,000; partly insured.
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4.- .ae Vest Virginia Democratic
..-...y- Committee take steps to CO.
-.a.- with the Indiana Democrats.
s. vent through one fight together,
b. .,u. y.. victorious; we can do so
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.'> prospect now appears TO be that
"-> 10 Carolina Senate will refuse to
20 recognize the Radical Rump
"..'1 sa.. that the legal House, the Sen
81. ..e supreme Court and Governor
"'.-'.' will fully eqGp the State Gov
'..~.. suI run il.
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Grow the News to Hiram.

Your Growing haS such a m lting flow.
And speaks OF victory so sweetly well,
Democrats rejoice whenever you crow,
And Radicals wish you safe in Hanover.
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cor Ew.

-.. -,,-,.s %. the National Demo-
.. r.,.n...er j, healthy reading.
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.aE House has passed the pension
H.-Wls.inn bill, and there let it stop.
-..'.ss i Republic, the other necessary
'.'.N-Ia,Ions can be made in good
'-- ]. it's n de-potism or GRANTS
..,.a'. property, let him get his doll
i.' =, lie gyt, ms vot"s--stral them.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
The GubernatOrial Vote 10 be
Counted To-Day.

COLUMBIA, December l3.-The Dem
ocratic House to-day passed resolution
to count the votes tor Governor and
Lieutenant. Governor to morrow at p.
NJ. and the resolutson was communicated
fn the Senate.
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..r, Ios \ bad name and then
-m The Returning Board have
.....r4 one and deserve the other.
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ZACH CHANDLER issues n" aNu'e''
ofYsetting that of the Democratic Ns-
,;orsl committee, and claims the cleo
t,on of HAYES.
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"A-. ,me> do not seem 10 affect the
.."rs ssnd manufacturing interests
" N'D;h, which continue improving
-.' New cotton mills have just
'.a.."I i. Atlanta, Nashville and
.' "frsa.. and all through the South
painter. and farmers are introducing
'." machinery and farm imPie-
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... .a..,a ALA returns were secured
rand >couudrcls only justify scoun-
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RID, vas carried for HAYES by
>oua3rel, only Justify scoun-
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Can. Anson Stsger has been elected
v,oa 'prssident of the Western unio II
Telegraph Company.
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n,...rstIc National Committee
~. ~. en-. They know.
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u,,.,,-. 10 not propose ITO go
.., Board
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...- ae Icst, prepare for the
,.,d motto these hard times.
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ssys we've got EN-. kHe
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g.r.,..ng under instructions from
... NJ Washington, refuses 10
...t.rrr the House Committee.
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5.1r,ljnq aseaistcr.


,.,,r .o-ing 'O.A be partly
j" ,.~.l 70 ,csSt 'oinds, and
,,ror'nrf
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.H.,.,rr, SAY we've got 'em. They
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.c,.r.e .sy we've got en-. They
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Right - Right.

and he felt the great and the honest Re
publican party would see that right Is
carried.
Tenth Observation-Disclosures that Tildeu
shoul he insuguraLed. Deprecated war
talk, although some OF the