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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14

The Hon. ROBERT SLOAN, who wa!
re-nominated for Circuit Judge Oh
the 9th inst, ia this city, has made +;
most admirable record on the bench
The Bar of this district accord to him
so for as we have heard, the universal
mead of praise. lie is remarkable
for his eandor, his assiduity, and thu
unbiased character of his mind. His
decisions are regarded as the worl
of very contentious, honest man
The convention which nominated hin
was large, and did their work quickl,
and very tremendously.
w. III. JONES, Esq, of Bloomfield
obtained very respectable vote, and
it was no discredit to him that he did
not succeed over SO very worthy a
competitor as Judge SLOAN. Judge
SLOAN will walk over the course with
ease, and beat any man that the OPP
position can tfOt out against him.
We have heard it mentioned that the
Democracy have some hopes that they
can beat him, but that hope is so very
vain that we advise them to discard il
at once.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14

We have heard it remarked by
some of Blaine's friends that, perhaps
in his last bout in the House, it may
have been best for him not to have
engaged.in il. We do not see how in
justice to himself he could have
avoided that contest. The printing
of the testimony in the examination
of his case before the sub-Judiciary
Committee, had been ordered and the
Caldwell dispatch was left out. OF
course it was desirable, indeed it
was but simple justice, that this dis
-spdfch should appear with the balance
of the testimony. Blaine, therefore,
moved that the vote by which the
motion to print was carried be recon-
sidered, SO that he could get in an
amendment TO include the Caldwell
: dispatch. This motion TO reconsider
of Blaine's, under the rules, was un-
der his charge for two days. He in
vain tried to get it up during these
two days, but by the unfair and par
iizan ruling Of Cox he was unable TO
do SO, but Cox plainly intimated that
Blaine should be first recognized up
ON it. just as soon, however, as the
morning hour had expired, while
Blaine was absent for moment in a
lunch room, the eX-rebcl General
Hunton got in motion to table
Blaine's motion to reconsider, but
Blaine coming in at this moment, de-
manded that the Speaker carry out
ont his promise of NOT permitting
his motion to be taken out Of his
hands. Cox went back npon his
promise, and the motion of Hunton
to table cutting Off debate, was put
the Confederate House. This
plainly put the Democracy in the
position of denying TO Blaine the,
privilege of having the Caldwell dis
patch appear in the case. This places
he Democracy of the House in a
position OF sustaining the Outrage
by Proctor Knott OF sup
the Caldwell dispatch, and
70 the record shows that instead OF
.ensnring Knott, the whole Demo-
ratio side Of the House has become
party to his infamy. /
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
The CmIswe,tD,.p.,c,, cr,,,n.

WASHINGTON, June l0.--Spcaker
Kerr is better to-day and will soiourn
a few days at the Rives country scat.
John A. Graham, of Iowa, for a
long time Assistant Register of the
Treasury, has resigned.
Josiah Caldwell has telcgraphed
his agent here in answer to am inqni-
ry that he forwarded the dispatch
received by Mr.. Knott in relation to
Blaine.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
Conkling's headquarters are activ
CONGRESSIONAL.
First Session - 44th Congress-.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. June 10,

WASHINGTON, June 10.
Cox reported from the Committee
ON Banking and Currency bill for
the issue of ten million of silver COIN
age in exchange for legal tender
notes. He moved the previous ques-
ton and refused to admit an amend
ment proposed by Mills TO repeal the
resumption act. The previous ques-
ton was seconded So to 30, and the
House then voted by yeas and nays
on ordering the main question, which
was ordered, and the bill passed
without division.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14

They were a gushing young couple
and they were doing the Chinese
Department in the great Exhibition
She was gazing curiously at the
almond eyed natives, and he was adj
miring the wonderful exhibits. ado
you know" asked he, "that the Chi
ncsc arc over G,0OO years oldT "Why,
no, returned she, with astonishment
"thcy don't look 10 be over 80, do
they ?"-N0y71st0,pa Herdld.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14

In a certain quarter, and we mean
the Burlington HaUkeye, there has
been eyinced a pointed disposition to
hold that the delegates from Iowa
to the National Convention are under
no obligations, and have 10 instruc-
tons, express or implied, to favor
any particular man. This is grand
mistake. Three-fourths of the con-
vention nominating these delegates,
was for JAMES q. BLAINE. and every
intelligent man in Iowa knows it.
The fact is, no delegate from Iowa in
the Cincinnati convention begins to
reflect the voice of the Republicans
Of the State unless he stands up man.
fully for BLAINE. Furthermore, that
man who gets crotchets in his head
and the bits in his mouth, thinking llt
plays smart by taking a solitary and
alone position, will act very silly.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
The Friends of IsrisioW and Morton
wlll be Satisfied with Hayes.

CINCINNATI June l2.-The greatest
anxiety is felt by all parties here con-
corning Blaine kilograms. All state
that he is recovering rapidly and win
be well in n day or two. Some de-
clare that Dlainc's illness is being
used to weaken his support.
The Enquirer's sensational dispatch
saying that Bristow called on Blaine in
his prostration. and was repealed by
Blaine, causes comment, and Mr.
Frye discrcdits this statement, and
says the two always have been friend
ly.
Conkling's headquarters are active,
and arrivals there arc numerous.
The contest between Elaine's, Conk-
ling's and Rristow's friends threatens
to be bitter and irreconciIiablc. The
friends of Bristow, Morton and Hayes
are friendly, and cordial and tacitly
agree to be satified with the nominal
ton of either.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14

THE keokuk Constitution. OF Fri
day last, has seven brief editorials on
Blaine, all brim full of mistatcmcnts.
Pretty much the entire editorial labor
of that issue was devoted to casting a
stain upon the character of the man
from Maine. As the subject of a
boundlcss quantity of misrcprcsenta.
ton and abuse from Democratic
journals, Blaine is success. All this
is very much to the credit of that
gentleman.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
Chicago Market.
l,uIcAan In

CHICAGO, June Is.
w heat-wcak and active and one
cent lower at vi 05la cash. and 81 O51s
@+s July. No. 3 92ls G93c; rejected
Sll9 @S2c.
Corn--iirmer and active, demand at
H5sc cash; 1i2sc July; 45%c August.
Oats-lirmer at 29lsc cash: 235kc
July.
Rye-casier at 7l1h @72c.
Barley-firmer at Gl@l5c.
iork-weak and lower at SIS so
cash; SIS Is August.
Lard-weak and lower at SO 90
cash; $ll 07ls August.
Whisky--held at 81 Os.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14

The New York ,Saa says: ON re-
ply to inquiries of several eorrespon-
dents, we take great pleasure in STAT
ing that General Fitz Hcnrv Warren
is now at Hinsdale, Mass. breathing
the pure air of the Berkshire hills.
Tie has been for some months past in
the Retreat at Hartford. but has left
1t for good. There has been no other
occasion for his staying there. except
the Improvement of his general
health. This is now very greatly inn
proved, and We hope soon to hear OF
his entire restoration to activity and
usefulness"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14

GEORGE SAND, Madame Dudevant)
the famous French Novelist. died at
Paris, on the Sth inst, aged ~ years.
She stood in the very front rank of
novelists of her day throughout the
world, her name and fame being
familiar among all classes in all civ
ilized lands.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14

WASHINGTON, June l3.-Drs. Verdi
and Pope announce in their bulletin
this morning, that Blainc's condition
has greatly improved, aud he is rap
idly convalcscing. AT 2 o'clock this
morning, on awaking from sleep, he
called for crackers and butter. and
rclishcd them amazingly.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
BR,srow's friends say he can. as :

BRusrow's friends say he can, as a
Republican, carry Kentucky. We re-
ply that such thing is impossible
but if he could overcome the 60,O0C
Democratic majority Of Kentucky.
then we most unhcsitatingly say he is
dangerous man for a Republican
President.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
Sontenced.

q MILWAUKEE, June l2.--Jacob Nun.
nemacker, convicted of whisky frauds
was sentenced by Judge Dyer this
morning to- 5 months imprisonment
in the county Jail and fine of $40.
900, and Christian (5nenthae. TO q
mouths and q fine Of $fO00 -Nnane.
macker is an old and wealthy citizen.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
The Last Victim,

Somebody ought to nominate
Bleakmorc for Congress. lie has nom.
mated almost everybody in this Dis
trict, and has now commenced on the
Ottumwa district. Ballingall is the
latest victim.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
FOREIGN.
The WInslow Cnse.

LONDON, May l0.-Sir Henry james
Liberal member for Taunton, has Civ.
en- notice in the House of Commons
that OH Monday he will ask whether
Fish's dispatch of the 22d of May, re.
lating to the case of Winslow, reach
ed the foreign Office on the 9Th OF
June, and whether there is any OBJ
lection, TO lay it on the table Of the
house. 1t is certain that Govern
ment will not again ask for Win
slows removal, unless it be decided
to have the whole matter argued be-
fore full bench of which there is
some probability.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14

The widow Of ex-President Polk
has been rendered the free use of a
palace car, from her home at Nash
Vile, Tenn, to Philadelphia, if she
wishes to visit the Centennial exhibit
ton.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
Chicago Live stock Market.
CHICAGO, june IL.

| BY Telegraph
Hogs Receipts 1900. Active and
steady. Common TO very choice S.
9o@6 ~ chiefly light; bacon and mix
cd packing VI 90; heavy sc O0@I5.
Cattle Receipts estimated at 1900
Market steady and prices unchanged
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14

JOE RHoMBERG, of Dubuque, is for
Bristow. If Joe can settle that little
claim of half million o: so the gov
ernment has against him, on account
of alleged crookedncss in not paying
the proper taxes on whisky manufac-
tured by him, why. it will pay well.
AT all events, it will do no hurt 10
try. In - Rhombcrg figured prom
inently for Greeley and Reform, and
now he is for Bristow and Reform.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
Kerrun Danxerou. c.ns,,,o.

WASHINGTON, June l2.-Speaker
Kerr was very feeble all day ycster-
day, but last night little easier. His
friends are very anxious about him.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
EkaspEPctesl
BIainc ConvaIcscing

PROVIDENCE, June Ex-senator An
thony has been reelected for the 4th
term TO the Il. S. Senate.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KEN
lucky VOLUNTEERS, NEAR PrrTsEuHG
LANDING, Tenn, April9 lSG2.-B,ig.
Gen. Laumdn, commanding Thru
Brigade, Fourth Dirision: GENERAL
In obedience to your order ] have
the honor to report herewith list OF
casualties to this regiment in the re-
cent engagement with the enemy at
this place. After ? o'clock on the
morning of the 9Th, heavy and rapid
firing Of artillery and mnskctry was
heard TO our front, and in few min
ntes we received orders TO form in
line of battle in front of our camp.
About one mile from
our camp We were halted, deployed
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14

LIVERPOOL, June l2.--The number
of magnificent steamships lying idle
in Liverpool and Berkcnhead docks is
unparalleled in the history of COM
mcrce, and the probability is that the
number will increase.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
Ertract from Report Of Col. lain
NcUenS'y.

CAMP PIrTsBuRG, Tenn, April =
l8Gl.-Byfg. Gen. II. q. Laumaa, com,
maadiag THRU Byiyadc, Fourth III.
cisiOn, Colonel Seventeenth Regiment
kentucky Volunteers, Ihi,M Rrigade
Fourth Dscisi0n--GENERAL:
About 4 o'clock p. M, Sunday, owing
to the withdrawal of Lieut.-Col. Bris-
tow and the wounding of Maj. Hall,
of the Twenty-iifth Kentucky, that
command was turned over to me, and
the gallant officers and men of that
regiment acted with the same una
batcd courage and bravery which had
characterized them during the whole
day.
JOHN MCIIENRY, JR.,
Commanding Seventeenth Kentucky
Volunteers
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14

ana agreed to support Blaine. The
absences are for him, which will
give ann % votes. The Burnett is
ililed with bands and glce clubs max
ing music for Blaine
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
0ttn,nwa Grocery Market.

MAY Sd, 1876.
Flour
Spring, per nack, SO lbs, VI. 5n@l.9O
Winter, 80 l.75@2.4O
Cornnleal. Is 40
Applos Green. per bushel, i 7s@225
Butter
Prim" yellow, por ID 1919
Eggs
Fresh, por dozen so
Tea
- Imperial, por 10. .500lOO
Young Tyson, por 10 50@l.25
Gunpowdor, por H.. l.0O@I.25
japan, por H. 9OdalO0
Sugar
Brown, Guba) per ID. o
Light, torloans) per II, 10
Clarified. (yellow) IOh
Coffee L." por III IL
Coffee, -" per IN. III
White crnshod. ... Is.
UOflaG--
Rio ,por Id. ....... 25@2s
Lagn!ra, per ID. 2S
Java, per In. ..,.... 40.
MeAta--
llama, sngar-ourod per ID I5@17k
Country -cured. per H.. i6NbiG
Shoulders, sugar cured rs S
Breakfast Bacon l7k
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
1T. lOnia Live Steck Market.
ST.. Louis, june IL.
pT.
by telegraph

10y telegraph.
llogs-Rcceipts - head. Strong
ana shade higher. Workers So Is
a6; bacon - SO@Gl2ll and butchers.
stock So 90@6 49,,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
Ertractt''om report Major Vim. b

EEtmct1aom report Major Vim. b.
UdU.
HEADQUARTERS TwENTY-FIFTH KEN.
TUCKY VOLUNTEERS, NEAR PITTsBuRG
LANDING, Tenn, April 10, 1S62-Brig
Gen. W. r. ,Sheymda, Commanding
Third Brigade, Fourth Dirisioa-
GENERAL: In obedience to your or.
der, respectfully submit the follow
ing as a supplemental report TO Lieut.
Col, Bristow's, sent to your head.
quarters yesterdays:
"Col. Bristow having reported up
to within few minutes before your
brigade became generally engaged in
+; the action, 1 will only give those Incl.
dents occurring after he was takel
off the field.
"About one hour after we had beer
marched to the field occupied by rs
in the commencement of the engage.
ment, the explosion of shell neal
and over Col. Bristow's head render.
cd him insensible the remainder oil
the day. His hearing is seriously
and, | fear, permanently injured, and
the spinal column injured. / had
him removed from the field and took
command of the regiment.
"About fifteen or twenty minutes
after this. the whole brigade was eli.
gagged in the terrible conflict which
cnsued aftcrward. IT is unnecessary
for me to call your attention TO tho
gallant and daring conduct of the Off
ccrs and men under my command, fol
you were an eyewitness to the cool.
ness and courage with which our
men received and returned the enc.
my's fire. w. b. HALL,
Major 18th Kentucky Volunteers
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14
FROM OMAHA.

A Bit Of Blaine Testimony
from Omaha.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14

One Millarl Tells What He
Knows
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-14

into line of battle, supporting bat
terry on our left. After
We had been on the ground for about
one hour an unfortunate accident oc-
CURED with me. which rendered me
incapable of retaining the command,
land YOU are respectfully referred to
the report of Mai. Hall, who took
command of this battalion for the re-
maindcr of the day. .
On the morning of the It'll, 4.
Mai. Hall having received three flesh
wounds OH the previous day, which
disabled him. and being myself yet
scarcely able to mount my horse. and
entirely unfit for command, my men
were placed under command of Col.
Mclicnry, of the Seventeenth Ken
lucky, with your appreciation.
Il. III. BRIsTow.
Licnt.-Col. Commanding Twenty
fifth Kentucky.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-12

ollie OF the governor by Inducing
drunken United States j;.dge to issue gu
illegal order, aud secured control Of Tie
houses OF Tie Legislature l'y other Illegal
acts. 4 Republican congress admitted
these CHARGES TO he irue--coniessed
that The Radicals of Louisians were ras'
calls OF the mcancSt kind. and that the
Radical party ol the Union were
responsible for tho gross oGtrages
they had committed upon the liberty OF
-recch and the purity ot the ballo,.
During the four year. that have inter-
vencd since IS72 the Republicans OF
Louisiana have not reformed themselves.
They are in this year of grace 1876 the
same political villain. they were in:ls12.
kellogg leads them still. aud with Pack
ard and Casey. makes up trio OF ill.,
EQUITY that throws iu.o the shade all the
rascalities of the other rings OF trauscen-
dent ra>cal~ that disgrace the Republican
party in the eyes OF the world. The
knowledge Of these facts leads us 10
DtjitNt ttldN itIc lFciliNNi~bh biI''''N ipi
Tilden in Louisiana will In wiped
ont By Radical rascality. On NedpeS.
day, the day after the election. GOV. KEEL
logg said, after he had heard the news OF
the triumph OF the Democratic party in
the state. that the vote of the parishes OF
Ouachita. East Baton Rouge. Claiborne,
Morehouse and East Felicilus. which
gave the Democrats G,00J majority.
ought TO be thrown out. and now the
news comes that the returns from the state
have been taken on board Il govern
J ment monitor. where they are being can
vassed by Kell ogg and his INSCRIPTIONS
minions.
In this way the Republicans propose
TO carry Louisiana aud even decent
| Republicans in the North will throw up
| their hats in honor OF this crime against
| the ballot. But let rs have patience.
The mills OF the gods grind slow. but
they grind exceeding small. and in good
time the Radical party with sill its iniqui-
ties, will be ground to powder BY an in
dgnant people. The gooS that it has
done will live after il, the evil will be III
TERED with lis tust.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-12
4 woun 10 OUR NIIaH hons VINO
NNE REpCUIItANS.

Certain Republican politicians of this
city, white aud blac>, arc, at this mo
mcnt, very indusiriously dcnouncing the
Halliday Brothers. because. a. these Ger
tain Republican politicians assert. the
HALLIDAY brothers have discharged GER
tain ol their mploycs-notably their
miller. Adam -hccau.c they, the said
cmployCs. dill not vote the Democratic
ticket last Tuesday. These certain Itcpub-
lean politicians should be sure they arc
right before they 20 ahead with this
kind Of abuse; and they should not, as
They have al affection for the Radicals
who work for the Halliday Brothers and
are voted by the certain Radical
politicians. raise false issue with the
Halliday Brothers. They, the GER
tain Radical politicians, do not tell
the truth when they make the charge
they have made ngains. the Halliday
Brothers. The miller, Adams. who Is
now The object of the solci,udc OF the
certain Republican politicians. voted for
Gov. Tilden--voted for him like little
man" rs the bad boys would express i, {;
and the certain Republican politicians
should not forget to remember that the
Halliday Brothers. all of whom are
Democrats, employ. here aud in Perry
county. about three hundred men. two
thirds of " HON are Republicans. Do the
certain Republican politicians. who vote
| the Halliday Brothers employees, under
the noses Of the Halliday Brothers, and
then cbuckle over their smartncss.wish TO
make political issue with the Halliday
Brothers: No; we hope not. Il would
not be wise. Such an issue might give to
this congressional district few hundred
Democratic voters, and dcpriv" the GER
tain Republican politicians OF very waltz
able political NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
die the certain Republican politicians
use to good advantage in every political
canvass.
The fact is, and certainly the certain
Republican politicians now abusing the
Halliday Brothers know il. that the Dem
ocrats of Cairo have not been the intol
Grant men they are now represented
to be. In Cairo there are about
seven hundred and fifty Republicans
About two hundred oil these are white
men. All the rest are colorcd men
| Two-thirds Of these colored men are en-
ployed by Democrats. and receive from
Democrats nothing but kind treatment
If the churches or charitable societies OF
the colorcd people of this community
are in need OF encouragement, the Demo
Gratis have more liberal hands in extend
ing encouragement 10 them than the Re.
publican;. In fact. in every way. the
Democrats of Cairo have exhibited to-
wards their colored iellow-citizens a
friendly spirit. 1t i therefore. in our
belief. very mean act Oh the part Of the
certain Republican politicians we have re
ferred 10, to attempt to raise a itlse ia
sue and prejudice tie colorei mel
against their best friends. who are ihs
Democrats If Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-12
ELECTION FRAUDS.

We believe that, in the counties of Al
exander, Pulaski and Massac, at least
three hundred illegal votes were polled
by the Republicans, and we insist that an
investigation of the registry lists shall be
at once entered upon. II. as we believe.
this number, or even much smaller
number, of illegal Republican votes was
polled on the eth inst. the fact ought TO
be proved, and the offenders against the
ballot ought to be sent 10 the peniten-
tiary. Ii has become the habit OF certain
Republican leaders in this part Of the
tate 10 induce colorcd men. who
have no right to vote In Illinois.
to do SOTO swear their votes into the
boxes, and 10 thus render themselves
liable to criminal prosecution. Bat here
iofore the Dcmoera.s have patiently en-.
cured outrageS pt this Kind. they have
denounced them, and then have sub.
sided. They have permitted illegal
voting to become . p3stimc in Alexander
county. il not in the other counties we
have mentioned. Thi, we say to the
shame Of the Democrats OF our comfy
70 INC Democrats TO eciIe the
present opportunity 70 make
illegal yo.iHs ia Alexander county
dangerous pas;imr. We know DEM
cc@al. who viii literally contribute
money 10 secure an investigation OF the
registry lists Of tli. county. and We en-.
treat the Democratic county committee 20
take hold Of thi- matter without delay.
II viii not do 10 pat il of until it be-
comes cold. Now i thu time for action.
Without delay the Lisa of registered vo-
FRS should be examined, and the men
" no voted illegally should Dc arrested.