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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-23
THE NKw LEADING ACTOR AT pALY's.


Mr.. Charles +. Coghlan, the new leading actor
engaged by Mr.. Daily for tho Fifth Avenue The
atrc is expected to arrive to-day in the steamer
LAmcriquc He will make his debut here the
18th OF September, and Mr. Daily Is hard at
work upon play in which Mr. Coghlan will appear
the hero Mr.. Coghlan Is, beyond question: the
leading juvenile actor in England occupying the same
artistic position upon the London stage which Mr. Les
Walack has long held here. He is ubou. thirty
i've years OF age, tall elegantly built with dsrk eyes
and hair ana expressive face, full vi intellect ana
animation. His does not dsappont the oxpecta
tons raised by his appearance. Tor Mr. Coghlan is an
Game at Whist has run tho entire at The Court
Theatre, London, and tho house VIII reopen with
original comedy from his pen III October Tho ar
stic OF Mr. Coghan date IRON the year 1861
when he appeared 1T the 81 James Thea
tire. London Charles Surface, IN "The
School for Scandal" and instantly
recognized actor of the first rank. AT the Ly-
ceum Theatre no subsequently distinguished himself
during brief season, and then transferred TO tho
Prince OF Wales, where he has since reigned pre-
eminent, acting not only all the Robertsonian come
dies, but also such contrascd characters as Charles
Surface, Sbylock and Alfred Evelyn IN Money IN
which he was pronounced equal TO Macready With
every confidence that he Will be perfectly h,ed with
the part which Mr.. Daily Is constructing Tor him,
we still hope that the New York public VIII be per-
mtted to Mr. Coghlan In some oil those legitimate
roles which he has fame and fortune IN London
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Duus Chr. Shaw. from Havre via Sydney. U
Brig La Plata (Br). Bray from Gloucester June -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-23

Lieutenant Colonel Henry Lynch Talbot, OF the Royal
Artillery dropped dead yesterday at his residence inl
ll.l,fu =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-23
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FITTu AVENUE THEATRE.

This Ii positively the last week of "Dundreary" at
Mr. Daly's charming theatre and on Monday next
Davd Garrick" will be revived, in compliance with
numerous requests at the box Office with Mr. sothern
in his original role. Miss Alice Wyndham and Miss
Annie Deand Will then make their first appearance this
season We hope for a revival OF "Home" IN which
Mr. Sothern has never played his original part In New
York. before tho close of his very successful engage
mont
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-23

YACHTS. sr.iAni:OA1S. &c.
A LII KINDS WOOD AMI METALLIC BOATS, SOON
"A oars, cheap 35o South ST., near Gonvencur slip.
STEPHEN ROBERTS.
NOR SALE-rHE FIRST CLASS SLOpP YACHT
Aide Noorhes, in perfect order aud ou
Address CORNELIUS ROOSEVELT NJ. 40 West 18th st.
JrOR SALi.-sTEAM FERRY BOAT MONTAGUE TO
II be seen foot 3i:h ST.. e. ast River
NOR CiISkTEH-TuE OYSTER YACHT SOPUiE
lchrmann 20 tons. In complete order Tor the
mediation parties. Is ready, by the day. week or
Lies foot of Court ST. ,rooxyn For larticu-
lars Apply n: o. John st.. New York.
NEW YORK AQUARIUN.-WASTED TO HIRE,
IN steaintug. tank hnsiug Carrying capacity Of
to bring wafer from Sandy Hook
3;th ( ANA North vsr Apply, stating w.
G. Cour. Manager. 35ih 81 aud oroaaway
WANTED TO PrRGHAsE-A NEIL SCHOONER
w ~ t. 200 tons. customs measurement; stso
smaller one from ~ - ~ tons yacnt mouei preferred Al
with full particulars and price, Post Office
York.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

QUEENSTOWN. Aug -, PM-Wind Ne. hne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18
Letter from CuiDeDer.

rcsnoudence of the Alexandra Gszatte.
CULpEPER, Ocoter l7.-I stcrdsy was our
county court day. and rather dull term. though
quite large criminal docket vas disposed Of.
The Grand Jury broush, in several indictments,
among them that OF the two negro men, who,
10 broal daylight, selected three lat becyes
from Dr. G ,rious herd of ci;t!e, drove them
here 70 tewn, sold them. and pcck"ted the
money; the bodest stealing ever conul I'd 10
the county. The crowd yesterday was small,
the farmers being mostly ansage1 IL seeding
aud harvesting the corn crop. Tie day was
uuu ,uay quiet and dull. Ia the afternoon
speeches were made by Generals Hunton aud
Fields, which were aueativeIy listened to aud
Loudly appIzudad. H)o. B. Jobosoo Barbour
had been expected, bat was ic'ainei b. sex
res.. Last uight there was rou-lHg turu out
w.th torchIleht procession. music. ani wind.
ing IN with trcmcndou. bonfire. u o. Field,
H 70. johnson Barbour, Maj Grimsey aud
Others addressed the crowd, auid The widest
enthusiasm. Cu!peper seems only Dow 10 real
IL. the important principles Involved 10 the
prescott ca IL "a 90, rut Delug one" aroused she
will do her duty. 4 i!ider aud Hendricks
Club is 10 be org.gizei and rctorn' d IL dung
to the breeze. The repub icauS, cnV Gus OF the
o7ation gwen last cou t day 10 Vlrglnlas ia
sorlte son and her next Governor. John w.
Daniels, promised that Messrs. Blaloe and L.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18

Cess or can Safely hid power over tie couutry
which driibe7at.l; Continues It's alliance with
apd support Of ,u:i: nan It Governor Hayes
caunot DOW cnD,rol hi followers, his fellow
le,1":s, how ca he, with the h,st intentions.
be exp cled /. coatlo iham after election? Ii
by Il CSC he nov consents TO such dangerous
and violent iuterf,reuc: IL he pot fatally com
mi,eI 20 il? Aud is it sale TO elect PrssI
den, who Is slut 1T such tue, and 'l:1s
cou-c>is beforehand to tie most extreme r0ilcy
If the most ex rene wiug Of his parry? l. 1t
90 5, GU The contrary, 10 the highest degree
dangerous to the country2 The iDiqnl'ous
naoca, corpus and Force bill was defeated with
Err at difficulty lwJ winters ago. Blu, the very
uru WHO then favored and urged that moo
S'rous act, aDd VINO have ever since regretted
that it was no! passed are now the leaders,
the controlling managers, OF the republican,
party. II taey are successful IL November vii
they not regard their policy as approved, and
90 on for cther four years with Southern leg
lslati5u whose ony cots qu nee would oe u
create permanent GIRL disorders ;v,r a large
part Of he Uaiou, to pr9S!rate du>;;y aud
prrparuate Latr~d and di>c2ri? And will they
stop with the Sou,h2 VII: !Eey hesitate here.
after to attempt that 10 Northern States which
nov they 80 vehemeDtly Go in the Southern
N. Y Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18

gerse!l would re uer2 IN Oyiob.r, aod We haze
al opporlal!, .; II, arlug B4ioe .u-ter, and
ct listening - ioger-o'''- plou, e. pal1v Tut
'ney alir't { III. 10 many their failure 70
appear eas gra.t disarponiment, t.r haviug
crv,r ..c2rl he roaring u! rat;ica liz qua,
e2csp from distance, they Lad 4otc' pate4
lively lime.
It% ''l'iedmont Agriculture! FAR com.
III. ncss to day. TIE stock entrances have ocou
Unusually large, aud TIC uanager- xrcc tits
/. the most Succ sslul lair held. TIE race
t!.ck, oGe yi the 6Gest 10 the STATE, l. 10 tx
cel!c!t Condition, an1 the trials ot specQ
each day fora. Que Of the most Interesting Tea.
lures Of the EXHIBITION. Judge Fullerton d.
ivers The anrua address en- THURSDAY, the
l9th Instant.
The weather is delightful, and the streets
are throngcd with happy, laughing, Pleasure
| see ers.
| Business hav revived or atty wi!hn the past
| m2L;a, All il fa!- 5 s. u met viii IL. Ioas-
fac:d ulspondeni croabrr7 ere whic 50 c9ul-
mou.
| Farmers 6nIlng rea ) sale Tor wheat al t j.
vauccd prices, are besstal0g to eaIpty tHvIv
Oarus add Shipping u market. | he cora C., p,
though greatly Injured Oy the Septemb:s III;
Is pretty nearly III aytrage, while the iOD42cy
has luroed eJt first rate.
:he "Crutenuial fever" is unabatei Tnc:a
| ar but few 10 the county that haEeu't D3:l 81
anG tnrse lev taking advantage Of the pIc.cuC
low rates expect 10 leave during this week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18
a Proclamation by the President of
the kniteI states of America.

Whereas i: hiss be.u satisfactorily shown 10
ME that instruction aud domestic violence ex
l.. IN 7eral coutcs If the STATE Of South Caro-
lima, auG that certain combinations OF men
against law exist 10 manyc unti"S 81 said Sat"
know . ss "Rf Clubs. who ri cup aud low q
by day AID o!!ht 10 arm. mGru, rug soDe
peac.ablc clt!z Us and lntlmlia,lag others,
which combinations though forbidden by the
laws OF the State, clunot be controlled or sup
pressed b. The ordinary curse OF justice; aDi
Whereas it is provided 10 The Constitution 0!
the Uoited States that the Unt"d States shall
protect every State 10 this UNION, 90 apptl:a
lion oil th- J. .gis!ature, or OF the Tx cutiVe
when the Legislature. canDot b. c3uVeucd.
against domestic violence; ard
Whereas by avs 10 pursuance Of the above
it is presided (iu the laws Of the Uul;ed Stltes)
thar, in all cas- Is OF resurrection 10 any State
Tor OF otstruct OF 70 ID laws thereof, ii shall
he lawful f3r n" Pres icn, Of The Uhl,ed States,
GA application OF tho L:gis!aiurc " such STATE,
or OF tie Executive when the Legislature can
10, be uveU, d. 70 call lorth the militia OF any
otter State or States, or to employ such part
oil the lard aud naval forces as shall be Judged
necessary tor the purpose Of >uppr SIS ng suca
iusurrect,oG or causing the laws to be duly exc
cut"u: az!
Whereas the Legislature Of said State is not
nov iU session ADD cAnnol be convened lu tuna
to meet the present emergency, aud the Tx
cutiye Of said State, uud"r sec ian t + Ar'lc..
Four Of the Cos itutlou Of lie Tilted States
and the laws passed II ru. suanc" thereof, ia:
therefore made du" Application to me 10 thC
prcmi les tnr sucH part NJ the military fore, o.
lhc Ua!;cd STATES as nay DC recess ~ and ada
qu t. 20 protect said State sod the clz n.
III. rcof agauS. domestic violence, anj to eo
t,rce the due execution Of thc law and
Whereas i! i: 7, quired thai, whensv"r i mag
be Necessary, 10 the jud IN ut rt the Presi
III, t. u,c military force Ter the Eurpose
aforesaid. he shat! forthwith, ~ Proclamation
command such uslrceuts 10 d!Sp1rst and r.
tire peaceatEy to their respective hom:s wlthlo
limited time:
Now, therefore, |, Ulysses 5. Grant, Prs.
dent OF tie UaicI 5 S, o. hereby max
precia ma,ioa and coullnaai all persons enyag i
10 said lawful and lasurr"ctlonary proc2,d
iu2S TO dispense aud rrtir" pcae .anly 10 thelr
respective ab d vlthu three days from Thu
datc, AMI hereafter aotrdon Sill! coTbiaa'l ~,
aud ~ubnilt themselves 10 IL. avs a1i ctnst:
tu;cd authorities OF said State.
And iuvukc the aii and co-opcra'oa OF al
go3d ciiz 'ns thereof to uphold the laws and
preserve tle public peace.
Iu uiet:sss wl,ereol have hcrcu1to set my
hand, ani caused The seal of tn" uai"d State.
to be fixed. U. ;. GRAST.
By III" President
JoHN l.. CADWALADER,
Acting Secretary II State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ls, 1876.

GEN. w. II. I. LEE was to-day dominated
nv the Conservative Senatorial ConVentlop'
which met at Sarepta Hall, in this city, tor the
State Senate, TO fill the vacancy occas'ooeo "
the resignation of Mr.. Claug hton, and better
selection could DOT have been made. While
the people of Alexandria claimed and desired
that the upexpired term should be filled by 40
Alcxaudrian, 10 the person of one OF her WORTH
lest sops, Johu B. Smoot, esq, they most cor
daily accep OF the nomination, and 20 people IL
the district will give Gen. Lee more cheerful
and hearty support than those OF the home OF
his illustriou, sire and the birthplace OF him
s,f 10 his remarks accepting be nomination
ne showed his great fitness for The position, ex-
bibitiug profound sense Of the duties OF the
Office to which be w be elected, aud an abll.
~ to perform them. Nor were his words
lackiug 10 true el,queuce and palhos, and his
hearers, with one accord, conceded to him all
the attributes that 60 to make up legislator
of the old school.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18


Geo. Lee having received maj ,rity OF al
the votes cast-2.76 being necessary to
choice-on motion OF Mr.. Mushbach, on behalf
OF Alexandria, the nounallon was made unaol'
NOUS.
a committee consisiCg of Thomas Moore, OF
Fairfax, Douglas Tyler, Of Loudoun, W. W..
Thorn 90, Of Prince William, HUH Latham,
of Alexandria, and ". J. Gary, OF A!exan-
dria County, was appointed to wait Oh Geo. Lee
and inform him of his comiuation.
Alr. Moore, chairman, reported that the COM
mijtee had performed its duty, ADD that Gen
LIE was present to respond 10 person.
Gen. Lee then appeared ADD accepted the
nomination 10 a we'll conceived aud eloqucuiy
delivered speech, in which he dweIt particular r
ly upon the great necessity Of rebuilding Vir-
GINA, and making her assume the position 20
witch she is SO emiuently entitled. His speech
was listened to With marked attention aud
cIcited warm applause, and was considered one
Of the 6uest Efforts heard 10 this city for
long time, proving his ability and eminent
6,uess for the position for which he has been
selected.
At the conclusion of the speech, On motion
Of MIR. Latham, the Convention adjourned
sine die
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18
Matters Of Centennial In tercst.

A. there arc frequent visitors here seeking
memorials of the interesting events of which
Alexandra has been the theatre, we have hur-
redy made list of souc Of the more Dotc
worthy thing, and places that would naturally
attract the attention of the tourist:
Alexandria Washington Lodge, No %, over
which Washington presided, and which has III
It's Lodge room, market square, many inter
estiuy memorials OF its great Mater.
The peculiar construction OF the original
town. created in honor Of the Royal family by
Thomas, Lord Fairfax, Barou of Cameron, Was
in this wise:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18

The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Gazette under date OF October H. says:
IAN nforna meeting of lsadiug democrats
was held at the Ebbltt House late this evening,
to discuss what policy shall b; best to adopt to
meet the revolutionary move OF Grant upon
South Caroliua. Judge Jere Black was the
principal speaker. A plan was broached aud
approved watch will be perfected to morrow.
THIS is TO telegraph to Wade H.mptou, and his
followers to pcrcmptory withdraw from the
canvass, and leave the republican ticket With.
out any opposition. Then the democratic
House will DOT allow the vote of South Carroll.
IA to be COUNTED 10 February, upon the ground
of its illegally"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18

h.gXAS!kIA "a l.tn Uctoter, 1917"
H. tie e.iitor Of tie .ih,cnndrm Gn=rtte:
u.~al.ys NE, lnlvuSu jVsr c uEn,, !!
dircc: tue atL.,.lun Of the pubic .. \ r:"'..s
to The course OF lc tpre: advertised hy "a" n T.
Church. The icc.ucs:, REQUIRE u De p"iI j.
tne- services As yet, rrg-. /" say, IN ,.@
II tickets has been very i'm. = anI Il les A.
l":..l L!ly moro tici<"t- are u::h.s"i tor ~
course shall be under the necessity o. o'.-
;.CrIng ,:li. eiJr. - roytc 10. the mel &C t-1
EMO lne:.t Of the re-id ;nls OF tni: cIty. lang
Of you: readers heard the Rev. d.. Peck y.
former ccca> on, aDl AN sure al. VI >d'" :
that = .asl. mis- H rar" tees. Il -" III - s.
cur. the lectures VII h HIS low wiling - we
Yours very truly, "" CHAs. We"
T. ) Tickets may be OJ.ancc AZ Ii" u L
Parsonage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18

MIR. Smoot having received the lowest num-
Der of votes his game was dropped, but be was
at once put in domination again, and the second
ballot resulted as follows:
Lee, 1858 KigouF, 1888 Smoo', l,o9@'
There being no nomination, the third ballot
was taken, resulting:
Lee, 1858; Kigour, 1876; Smoot, | ,524'
A motion to adjourn was made but with
drawn.
The fifth ballot resulted: Lee, 2,46S; Nil
gour, l,57l; Smoot, l,4o4.
Mr.. Meredith moved that Gen. Lees nomi'
oation be made by exclamation. but objection
beiog made, the motion was net cous'dereu'
and the sixth ballot was taken, resutlog as lo'
lows:
Lee. $50; kilgour, 1889; Snoot, l,3o4
The seventh ballot was then taken, resulting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18
ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
VAR DEPARTMENT.


WASHINGTON GITY Or. II. 1916
General " T Sherman Commandi"g Cnttee'
States ArnW:
SIR: L. view of the xi-ing condi'ioo Of a!
fairs 10 South Carolina there is possibility
that the proclamation OF the President o. tn,
darc may b. di=reg:rdod t. provide aga'ns
such contingency you will Immediately ordcr
ali the available force 10 the military riviSi,r
oil the Atlantic to report to General kuger,
cGmn.@ding y, Columbia, South Ci:oiina, aDh
insruc, that off :rr t station his troops 10 suc!.
localities that they may be most speedily aud
etIectuay usei 10 case Of resistance to the
authorities OF tie U4t"i Stats.
1t is hoped taat c1,i,n may thus be
avoided, tut you will is ruct General RuScr IT
let it III knowo hat it Is the fix"d purpose o
the G0vcrnment to carry our fully the Splrt 81
/ he yr0cam ation aud 70 sustain il by the Mill
tary force Of the Gen raj Government. suppl
mcnt d, if u ccs~ary, by the militia OF the va
rious States. Very respectfully, your obadien.
SC yaut, q. d. CAMERON.
Sccrc AIRY Of War.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18

The proclamation of President Grant and
the order of the Secretary Of War, published
elsewhere in to.day's Gazstte, sre, 10 the opln
ion of many, some of whom, too are DOT easily
alarmed, tue first manifestations OF an lupeud
ing revolution 10 this unhappy country. Ac-
ceptioy Gov. Chamberlain unsupported YER
sion OF tue coodltion Of affairs IN the Palmetto
State. and rejecting all other, including that OF!
the uoited republican Judiciary OF the State,
which is to the effect that the only disorder
there is created by he negroes, lusIgated by a
tsw unprilcipled whites, aCd that tie oaly To-
timidaiion is that praclced upon coorei meu
who desire TO vote the conservative ticket, the
President had already instituted widespread
system of dJuicary visits to, aud arbitrary
arrest and imprisonment OF, white citizens upon
the purchased ahi1avits Of negroes, but hndlnG
that even these high-hanied measures, which
were patiently submitted to, would be lnsuth
ciept to prevent the State FROM castlog It's vote
for the democrats next November, be uow
sends all that portion OF the whole army 10 the
division of the Atlantic 10 effect tue radical dc.
sjpp. and threatens If that be inadequate to
SECURE the desired purpose 10 draft the militia
of the s,vura! States aud fill South Carolina
full Of them. The probable Immediate effect
ii this will DC the withdrawal OF the democratic
ticket in the State-the subsequent effect, the
objection TO the reception OF the vote VI the
State by the Northern democrats when 1t Is
presented 10 Congress nex' February. What
will follow that tine aloue can tell. Ii the
eiyh, votes cf the State can decide the Presl
dental election, the northern democrats would
he insti6ed in refusing to have them counted
for Hayes, aud the radicals would certainly
claim them. The outlook IN some respects Is
assuredy dark and gloomy, aud though The tu
ture is obscured, the fears Of the lmid are by
no means groundless. Whatever may happen,
however, the Southern people will not be to
blame. They have not caused the present state
of Affairs. and have resolved to take no part
hereafter ia natonal difficulties. The North
will have to settle those difficulties among
themselves, and if the Northern democrats
agree to the loss of eight Legitimate electo
raj votes the South will quietly submit.
Our own opioioo OF the Presidents proc!ana-
ton, founded upon what We conceive to be but
lust estimate of Northern aud Westero-not
radical-lairuess aud justice, is that 1t will be
the means OF at least securing tor the demo
Gratis all those States heretofore considered
doubtful 10 the Presidential election, aud that
even some of those States that have been con-
eeded to the radicals will resent the gross aud
tvraunical outrage upon sister State, aud pre-
vent its attempted imposition upon themselves
at some future time by casting their votes with
the party that IS opposed to Ca,arsm III all
its forms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18

The display Of pubic activity by even por-
ton of the people of the town is general
benefit to the community. 1t keeps the town
before the pubic outside Of the town, aud
draws within its borders many who thus obtain
an opportunity Of acquaiutiug themselves with
its character and capa biitles, and like bread
cast upon the waters In Egypt may one day
return to US a msuyIold harvest. Ine process
sion tonight apart from its exceeding interest
as party demonstration, is contribution to
the welfare of the town, aud the grand gather
iug OF Knights Templars, Tor which arrange
ments are DOW 10 progress, will carry abroad
an impression most favorable to the town. The
idea of Alexandria abroad is that Of sleepy
town. All things which tend 10 remove tins
notion, SO unjust and SO Injurious to US, should
BE- seized With avlllty ani made tue most Of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18

Geo Sh"rman has tcegraphed to Hancock
a co y Of tamernus order ami instructnS him
to Fl / up his rcgiments with all the available,
recruit 5 iu his division. AID seod them to Col
uubia, S. G.. The rumber ct narlocs a Nor
fox is TO b. increased By sending large dctach
IN nts to that city from The barracks at WIS.,
;ngton. Al officer iauilisr with Hancock ;
force says that az the exp ration OF The three
lays mrutian d 10 the proclamation General
Rugor W i h We ten thousand men at his dis
posal II this is DOT enough more wi! be luT
p,shcd il volunteers are required.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-18

Alexandria and Prince William obtained the
Senators, ADD for that reason Alexandra IS
,ntr,lad to the uuexpircd term.
Col. Robert TansiIi commended that MI
Smoot was entitled from policy, DOT contrac',
to the nomination, bu, still he was IN favor OIL
Lee AMI when his name Was up,and he shou'a
20, vote Tor him he would not die peacefully.
The balotiug was then begun, and he nrS'
i. ! IN,