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LOUISVILLE, Ky.
ARg ;, 1873.
D.. Dear Sir;
For ten ycar | have been
amartyrto a dyspepsia, con-
s''Ultian, and piles, aud
Hll well nigh exhausted
tic mItcIia moIicl for re-
liei from thisliving death,
when, Nv accident. your
Pills were brought TO my
untirC. lhcglu their use,
and thv iirst dose gave me
suchr,li,tthltlcoutin
totlkr them. ! am now 4
wellmln, have q goolap-
petite, can digcstwell, the
piles have disappeared,
and ! have gained forty
pounds lu solid flesh. l
would not be without
thcm Tor their weight in
gold.
REv. Il. l.. SIMPSON.
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official DIRECTORY,

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor W. r. Miller
Nrry %, state H. y Beavers.
Audliur-juhn Crawford.
IT. asurrr ! j. ChuuGiu.
ATTY Gcnl-N. +. llcudcrsou.
Com. Stat, Lunds--J y Nmlthcc-
thaure.ipr--J Il. EahIu.
thanrory ,lcrk-A Il. Wit
'tt JG-l'gt-E. H. English.
Associate Justices Van. NJ. llI1 son anu
David Walker
Congressman, lst piauct-L e.. Cause.
JUDICIARY.
Second 1rUWf. tn.u'.H- ol NIs-l-1ppl Cross
tditudcn rulut-eji, Cru-uead, Greene, tIaJ -
tOu and Randolph
Circuit Judge l.. l.. Mack.
Pros. 'y.-J. 4 EiddigE.
LEGISLATIVE
@th District -CpVutI,- OF Nj i--i-aipI /, jackson
tuuisrtt and tuiguul.
Stale ~yu1Iur-n. Harris
Representative IL " liigws
y COUNTY UFFiCIE+
County lHI.y-- tha- Bowen,
Nlruu-l q bH,vr.
tuuuly q rk.I. Ia >. Hale.
rrusWcr y. l. u'tuU
SuHH5ur ALAluy.
Assessor b Dickson.
Corrn,I-h. " LueIs.
~ s-.r 1,rt ,Is III - r-ssyryrs
Dr-T-r.,;, ,-,ol.
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HAIRED

a O cuo''. 4 .h..-... f.r r.. iF77 a .lr
r.-ia,rsa NJ. John Vi hrv-. o. .ar RNd.
NJ rcrog NJ -s .NH.r b J.>E. .n ..r. . 4.
BLAckWUoD.
We wish the youthful couple happy
and prosrcrcus voyage adown the stormy
seas life, upon whose foaming bill
lows, their lra., bark is ,as,, and, that,
though they may lose d ruddcr, or an
occasional spar, rhey may, at last, reach
the gold,n haven Of their hopes and
prom iseS.
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Che stated communications OF Osceola Lpd e
No. q +. a \. NJ, will be- tl the saturdays
ON or acNt beiorv, each full moon. w jan.
p. Feb a. March a.. April a. MAY 20, Jane
3, July p, Aug. l., sept -, oct q, Nov. q,
Dec p,
s. ,Llhn the Eyangrli~U
llre NJ, mher, are ordered to attend iu accord
anc with 'hc By Laws
All Master Masous Ia good standing are curli-
ally invited tu attend. Iy order II
JOHN MNIIllEWS, " NJ.
j. q BLhChWOuB. ~ccy.
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a The regular stated meeting Of Osccola
S Thursday n.Tt before sac6 iail
moon, VIZ. Jan , Feb. .. March
y April la, May -. june q.
July ~, August To-, september =, October -
November p, Dcccmhdr ~.
fun attrnt auCr nt the members /, at all times
earnestly requested.
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tcd 10 attend.
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Last Nieht

Last Night
The new Board Of the Town C5un'il
were sworn and installed in ofli,c for
the ensuing municipal year, after whi,h
they proceeded to elect II Treasurer
and Marshal. Mr.. }. l.. Edriug,or
was re. elected to the former, and Mr.,
W. b. Haskins, to the latter positions,
when yhey adjourned until the next reg
ular meeting
County Court was in session du.
ring the week, and besides passing up.
on some claims against the county, liule
or no business was transacted. The
total amour, ol Gains presented and
allowed was s.,o5z75; an itemizcd
statement of which, viii be found on
the walls of die clerks Office.
"A new contract 10 carry the mail,
to and rom Memphis and O ccola, ha,
been awarded to John d. Adams o..
Memphis, who is TO put boat in this
/ line ana deliver the mail twice Il week
This may suit john b. Adams, but will
not suit our people as well as the old
system did, and for obvious r-asors.
COMMON SENSE tells US, the
way 10 cure Lung diseases is by direct
application. This new principle, D.
J. II. McLeln's Cough Il Lung Heal
ing Globules, they form a healing ga.
in the mouth, being inhaled il cure,
Throat & Lang diseases, Cough, Cold.
Consumption, Bronchitis, &c. Tria
Boxes, by mail, IS cts. DR.. J. II,
Nc Lean, ga Chestnut, st. Lonis.
THE National Live Stock Jou
nal, OF Ch'cago, pays the following
high compliment to the Rural
World. It says;
This sterling old agricultural
weekly, published at st. Loms, ha.
recently been enlarged and other.
wise greatly improved. It's editor
uou. Norman j. Colman, is one OF
The ablest men connected with the
agricultural press Of America, aud
his paper is just what might be OK
pccted with such man a. lis head,
1t devotes a large share Of attention
to livestock Interests Every Tar.
mer should tat ,~oiot,o,
sample col .,srssSySSsSS,y
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II sub. arbers neglect or refuse 10 take their
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DR.. F. L. James, after an absence OF
several weeks, has returned to Oscsola,
and will be found at all hours Of the
day and night at his office. 324-,,
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nomination authoritative. Whore
every member of tho party secs that
justice has beon done to all tho
candidates, he will not only abide
by the nomination, but will work
earnestly for it. The supreme
slfcty Of the State demands that
the Democratic party shall win.
This is the first and great law.
The second is that every ono should
feel, in supporting tho party
nominee, that every procaution has
been taken to secure tho choice Of
q majority Of the people. And, by
pcrfccting organization, both Of
these results can be achieved
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SHERIFF'S; SALE.

DY virtue Of sundry executions to
Dmc directed, I will offer for sale
before tho court house door in
Nmnsboro, on the FIRST Monday in
january next, within the LEGAL hours
Of sale, to the Highest bidder. for
c>ssI, tnc following described prop
crty, to wit:
Six mules, ono four-horsc wagon
and harness, one carriage and
harness, lot Of plantation tools,
ono gin anN belt sevcntv-
five bushels Of corn, more or less
tifte en- hundred pounds of fod.
fodder, more on less, eight hundred
bushels or cotton seed, more or less,
ans five thousand pounds Of cotton.
more or less, in field, the proper ty of
a. Il. Ellison, j., at tho suit of
George ". Williams & Co.
One bay horse, two COWS and one
calf, the property Of Mrs. Rebccca
Dcilcny, at the suit OF II. Il. Yar-
borough, for another.
ALSO,
All the right title, aud interest of
John Morrison in and to the follow
ing property, to wit: 8 mules and
harness, 3 wagons. 1 cart, 100 pairs
shoes, 2 pairs boots, II pairs pants.
rs coats, 3 dozon pairs socks, 10
pairs drawers, T shirts, 10 boxes
Mustang Linimcnt, vests, 1875
empty barrels, 10l barrels rosin, 3
barrels turpontine, still and fixtures,
Is hackers, ! barrel sugar, S pounds
tobacco, IL pounds soda, 3 coffee
pots, bog boxes lyc, 3 bolts cloth,
3 boxes undorshirts, 2 bolts cotton
good, ! box soap, + dozen straw
hats. 30 boxes collars, 3 boxes sus-
pcndcrs. l dozcn bottles castor oil,
10 bottles sweet oil, 2 pairs blankets,
l bolt ticking, 4 bolts shectne, !
dozen axes, 1 dozen dippcrs levied
on as tho property Of Jno. Morrison,
ut tho suit Of Rachel Kenan.
S. W. RUFF,
Sherill's Office, S. T.. G.
Winnsboro, S. c.,
December 20, 1877.
dec 20-t1
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Money and Liio Saved by its Use.

IMPORTANT Discovery. - Calico invent
cd the telescope; Columbus discovered
4 new world; Harvey, the circulation of
the blood, and to Professor Morse is due
tho credit Of teaching the lightning how
to talk, but it was reserved to Dr. j. Brad
field to penetrate tho mystic depths of
science, and drag thercirom tho wonder
of our century. Tho victory has been
won, and woman is free.
The sale of DR.. j. Bradtield's Fomala
Regulator is unprecedented in tho history
OF populrr remedies, and thousands of
certificates aro coming in from grateful
women, throughout tho Union, attesting
its powers and applaudiny its untold
benefits to their ..cX.
dec l5-2w
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PLlRLOR CHLiRIDES.

We used tho back par1or as q
stage, and the front parlor as an
audience-room, tho folding doors
being IN excellent substitute for Il
curtain. All things being in rcadi
ness, away went the curtain and
one Of those wonderful wooden
animals, with plug tails and regular
rcd spots painted nj over y bcanti
ful sky blue skin, stood alone on
the carpet aud the placard read:
"An island in an Eastern archi
pelago."
This was guessed by Clergyman
"Thcos." (Tho'oss)
And certainly this was a triumph,
rs the animal needed "Tho 'oss
painted on it us much as Johnny's S
four-lcggcl table under which he
writes "a Kow.'
The next tablcau, there stood
the fiery untamcd stecd, beneath
tho sign which this time reads:
"Another island in an Eastern
archipelago"
This dcfios everybody, but proves,
amid much laughter to be
"Samos." (Same' 'oss.)
Hero followed sumner, q scenic
advertisement in four sections :
tho first installmcnt representing
according to the bill Of the play,
"thc highest form Of conventional
dccorum.
Tho second, ombracing"a "a famous
exclamation of reproach."
The third, tho name Of "a noted
prizo~fghtcr."
The fourth, "n species Of d large
maple tree
Tho properties were merely a
table on which sat three sugar cats.
The artist walked on. and, with
much grace and histrionic ability,
swallowed tho first and smallest
cat. Tho highest form of con.
vontional dccorum," was therefore,
"Ate cat (Etiquotto.)
With much solomnity tho second
cat was demolished, and tho famous
exclamation,
cato two brute!" (Et tu ba'utcD
was fulfilled. Tho masticntion Of
this last cat was accompanied with
manifestations OF great delight, SO
that wo were prepared to SEQ the
noted prize fighters name spoiled,
"Glad he ate her." (Gladiator.)
Horeupon the third and largest
cat, was apparently going to join
tho others but the artist turned
with sadness away, and walked off,
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BRIC-If-BR1C.

A Nantucketer has raised u crop
from wheat found in an Egyptian
mummy's hand. Ho is now expert
menting with corns taken from tho
mum,ny's feet.
In Switzerland lonkeys have bells
on their neclls. In this country it
is not unusual to SEQ them with
bellies on their arms.-LoweW Cou-
rier.
IF tho short man ever feels ovor-
come with IN intense desiro to be
tall it is when he finds himself on
the outside Of crowd at dog
fight.
Glow to Discourage Your Minis
ter, is tho title Of an article in the
newspapers. We know OF no better
way than to give him donation par
tics. One or two of thcso will bow
him down tho ground.
Patterson used to be u nowspaper
man. O scissors u. l. DL.en.
That explains Il thing that has been
worrying us. If Patterson belongs
to the Sisora family We can unlor
stand his natural aversion of going
to Jael.-CPhiladoPhio .BuMctin.
The Norristown Xer0M moves
that llongtcl!ow be expelled from
tho Photographers Association for
taking only $40 Il line for" "Kcramos. "
The Ueraitt thinks II. w. had no
right to work at half rates, even if
times ere hard.
Vinegar Bittcrs Walkers vito has
soured on him. Ho was sent to tho
police station tho other day on the
rh'I o'c o! abandonment. Walker is
seventy years OF age and his wife IS
called Eliza Jane. Although quite
used to bittels SlAo is too bittor for
Walker.
"Nhcncvcr yCu sec in story"
says n hro.-roviCw in one Of the
literary papers, "such an expression
us 4 VOW I will, or L vow WON'T
you may know that IL woman wrote
it," Yes, the rulc is infallible. And
the fact is quite remarkable, too.
that whcn you find in a story such
IN expression as ''damfhi do," or
damfhi don't, 'you hwy know that II
woman didt write it .Sm into.
nio NerutG.
A dress that Clara Louise Kellogg
wore i'll Washington, was criticised
by Il correspondent Of the Boston
Vertf/l us being indaccntly low at
the neck. Max Strkosch writes in
defence of Miss Kellogg that the
dress was no more nor less than
fashionable, and adds, relative to the
fact that the correspondent is wo-
man, "Thcre is nothing SO vcnomous
in all this world as woman's lnhu-
manity to woman"
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
C0u1I Of Common pIcus.

Coout cf Con,mo~ Pleas.
Vim. II. Kerr, rs Clerk OF the Court O!
Common Pleas for the County Of Fair
!icld, Plaintiff, against Martha J. Means,
Fannie a. Means, Maria ID. Means,
Martha Means, Sarah IT,. Means, John
Z. Means and GubriGlla Means, Dsfun
dants.
10 the Dtfcndants, Ma,tha j. Means,
fannic y. Means, Maria d. Means,
Martha Means, Sarah II. Means, John
q. Means and Gabriclla Means:
VNU arc hereby summoned and re-
i qnlred to answer the complaint in
TINS action, which is filed in the Office
OF the Clerk Of Common Pleas, for tho
SAID county, and to serve copy Of your
answer to the said complaint on the
subscribers ut their Office, No. 3, law
Ran%o, Winnsboro, S. c., within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive Of
the day of such service; and if you fail to
answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demand.
cd IN the complaint
GAiLLARD Il REYNOLDS,
w., plair tiifs Attorneys.
Filled Dc"cmber.S, 1877.
VIM. Il. Kerr G. G. c.. P.F C.
10 the Defendants, Martha J. Means,
fAnnlc a. Means, Maria d. Means,
MARTHA Means. Sarah I. Means, Johu
{. Means and Gahriolla Means:
TAKE NOTICE that the summons in this
action, OF which the foregoing is a copy,
was lllrd III thc ollicc oi thn Clcri; OF Court
Tor Fairfield county, on thc 2Sth tlav y!
December. 4. d. 1877.
GAlILANN s REYNOLDS.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
doc 29-tx1awGw
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S;EN.RLFI'.S SALE.

RN virtue Q: annlry executions to me
- directed, | will Office for sale before
the courthouse door in Winn*boro, ON
the first A'onday i'll january next, with
in the legal hours cfSalr, to tho hiehr,st
bidder for CASH, the following described d
property, to wit:
dozen jugs, j. cha IRIS and S tables
hat-mck and twush-stanl, : stoves and
hXturcs, hnGatcilo table and balls. |
billiard table AMI , sets balls, l. pic;ur ,s
safe and desk, 5 dcminhns. , bnIS rye
whi%kry, ! hbl. corn wHiskcy, IL gallons
appl" brau'ly, 10 Gallons bacs berry
brandy, 20 gallons y. +. rum. 3 gallons
sherry, gallon Catnwha wine, 5 gallons,
scurpcrnong wine, I, gallons straw berry
syrup, III gallons Singer brandy, ice
chest and w"tcicooicr. 4 dozen hotties
porter, dozen bottles Milwaukee, beer.
dozen bottles assorted sauces. 500
riSnrS' har-room fXtwrrs, ] chandelier,
il%htS, l screen. 2 window shades, =
hmnS' carpets all levied on as the
property OF Jno. l.. McCarley, at the
SUIT ct Nathan Bros. X. j McCarlcv,
Geo. L. TriGs; ~ Co., J. T.. Winter. H. X.
~ Il. Is. Thurbcr Il Co., w. NJ jacobs rs;
Survivor, against Jno. d. McCnrIcy de-
fcndnnt.
S. W. RUFF,
Shcriifs Office, S. FC.
Winnshoro, S. c., 1877
December p, 1877.
Il pr
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.INOrrICHl.

r. j. McCARLEY bcgs inform
every ono indebted to him, that, as ho
intends selling out, it is imperative that
all accounts bo paid on or before tho first
day Of january, 1877. Aftor that date
those who havo not paid up will please
call at tho offico of A. M. Maclscy, in
whose hands all accounts will be placed
or &C lloction.
dccl3
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SHERIFFfs SALE.

DY virtue Of sundry executions to
ID me directed, L will otror for sale.
before tho courthouse door in
Winnsboro, on the first Monday in
january next, and tho day following,
within tho legal hours Of salo, for
CASH, the following described pro-
pcrty, to wit !:
-Four bales of cotton, five hun
drcd pounds of seed cotton, more OF
less, sixty bushels of corn, moro Oh
less, five hundred pounds of fodder,
moro OF less, and sixty bushels Of
cotton-sccd, more or less, tho
property of Thomas Richardson,
Robert NLanis,ault and William
Rabb, ut tho suit Of Mrs. M. A.
Faucet.
Twenty bushels Of corn, and fivo
hundred pounds Of fodder, all moro
or less, tho property of Thomas
Kelly, at the suit of Mrs. NJ. A,
Eaucctt.
Nine hundred pounds Of seed cot
ton, more or less, and small lot in
field, tho property Of Aquilla Har-
rison, 1T the suit Of Samuel NIcCor-
mick.
Ono hundred and thirty-fivo
bushels OF corn, one thousand
pounds Of fodder, two hundred
pounds OF hay, and seven hundred
pounds OF seed cotton, all more or
less, tie property of Frank and
Lemucl Craig, at tho suit Of A. *.
Craig.
One hundred and scventy~fivo
bushels OF corn, and ono thousand
pounds Of seed cotton, all moro or
loss, the property of james w.
Stewart, at the snit of T.. Elder.
ALSO,
Seven hundred pounds of scel
cotton, and one thousand pounds in
field, all more or less, the property
Of Frank Adumson ut the suit Of
L. Fl. Davis.
ALSO,
Ono bale of cotton, three hundred
pounds of fodder, and six hundred
pounds i'll field, all more or less.
the property of Ned Dravton, at
the suit Of John r.. Martin.
ALSO,
One thousand pounds of seed cot,
ton, sixty bushels Of cotton seed,
more or less, and small lot of tops,
and three hundred pounds of fod-
der, more or e's, tho property Of
Aqlilla Harrison, 1T the suit of A,
Il. Ruff as Executor.
ALSO,
Six bales Of cotton, fifty bushels
OF corn, five stacks of fodder and
hay, tho property OF King and
Simon Nelson, ut the suit Of Jas. Z.
McFie.
Fifty bushels Of corn, twelve
hundred pounds Of seed cotton,
three thousand pounds of fodder,
thlrtytive bushels of cotton seed,
all more or less, tho property of
Charles Goings, at tho suit of w.
II. Doty ~ Co.
S. w. RUFF,
Ijhoritf's Office, S. e. c..
Winnsboro, S. G.,
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just Received,

a PPLES. Oranges, Pears, Raisins
IA and Onions, just in ana low ior
cush
We will keep on hand during tho sca-
son n choice stock of the above fruits.
ALSO,
Butter, Eggs, Soda Biscuits. Ginger Bread,
Spices, Starch, Gr.eC, Meal, etc, always
fresh at
j. d. CATHCART & BROS.
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Organization.


q candidate. As the result was in
doubt, so1no persons unknown broke
into tho offico Of the commissioners
Of election and carried off several
boxes, thus preventing count. Tho
commissioners will report tho
matter to the Legislature after tho
recess. Without having moro to
say at present about this violence
than that it was entirely unlawful,
and leaving it to be Investigated by
the proper authorities, wo propose
to deducc from it q moral. Sumter
is ono Of tho wcalthicst and most
Intelligent counties in tho State,
and there is no reason why it
should not bo as surely Democratic
now, under tho bcncliccnt
auspices of the new regime, as any
othor similarly situated county in
tho State. Moreover, a month has
not elapsed since tho Democrats
there elected senator without
opposition. And yet the recent cloc~
tion was SO close that IN unlawful
procedure may entirely vitiato it.
Tho explanation seems to DO that
the Democrats, here, rs in Beaufort,
wero too confident. They believed
they would succeed, simply because
they had succeeded before and
othor counties had succeeded, and
they omitted to take tho prccau-
tions necessary to ensure success.
They had permitted their organiza-
tion to fall through. Tho voters
did not respond to tho call made
upon them. Discipline, without
which minority can never pluck
victory from a majority, was want
ing SEQ tho consequence.
We do not criticiso tho people
of Sumter in an unfricndly spirit.
Tho same result might have
obtained elsewhere under similar
circumstances; only it was tho lot
of Sumter to be taken unawares.
The people everywhere have ceased
to take IN active interest in politics.
Aftor tho long strain to which they
have boon subjected this is but
natural. But the question remains,
have they disbanded or are they
merely resting on their arms? VIII
the bugle call at any moment rouse
them to action If not, their con
dition is procarious. They may be
struggling on an ambuscado. True,
powerful foe has boon crushed,
one Of the best trained political
armies over known has been dis
persed. But the material is still
in existence. All that is needed is
q nucleus. Reorganization cannot
be effected under Republican
auspices. But other captains may
be found ana tho contest of 1878
may be bitter. The only means of
avorting this danger is by perfect
ing Democratic organization.
While tho main points in organiz-
ing have been attended to, num-
Der of details arc still to be per-
focted. This. unperformed task
should be completed at once.
There are now no candidates in the
field. Personal considerations will
not warp tho Judgment; SO that
O. complete constitution can be
secured, clearly defining every point
on which dispute may arise, and
giving fair field and no favor to
any ono of those who may hereafter
seek tho suffrages of tho people.
When q candidate submits his
aspirations to the dictum of his
party, ho has q right to demand
Justice and fair play. And if every
detail is pre-arranged, so as to
avoid ambiguity, no can have no
excuse for raising the cry of I'M.
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leaving us to understand that tho
name of tho maple was, in his
case,
"Sick O more" (Sycamore)
, 1877-10-11
CURRENT OPINION,

II Tildsn loses the political reius in New
York to-day, sud Mcclellan cantcs New Jersey by
Is, 900 Of 70 In November, how sboas lSsoi-FAit-
0dttpAlo 1txass tiad.}.
E1-aov. Kellogg hiss bad talk with the
President. lie refuses to tell what transplfed.
We can guesa II, liz saked foF an ofdet. And got
kindly Ho.-clHciaaat EaQusrsr tD<m.). :
The President, therefore. fintis himself, ut
the asss sssuon Of the fsst Couxress Of hts Admin.
isttstton, confronted by hostile CongFess -
!sArsrtport 7A1s (Dt1a.>. The Pses!dcat dndA
hiuaslf eonfroltsd bI 4 Congress which will Offer
little or no opposition 70 the chief measures Of
Adninlatrauun policy, ny political party san
aGosd TO beht tbs policy Of Pae,aestlon. fo pAttI
will attempt 1t. Tue louslou lnplaca9lss 70 each
party viii Vcl Up on their htud icGs aud bow, t9o
that's AlL-NenpAas tI*an.l AsaIasehs lAsd.).
The New York Sur. correspondent st
A1baoy declares tbAt the real Significance OF tAe
action Of the frcept DGEocfatlc Convention " lhat
it takes FROM AF. Titlen ead hta tF1snds the sun.
troll Ut tla machinery VI sha pxtt5 q NSN 1oE5
STATE. iu other words, the dsfsat of bsge:ow .ua
Fsifchid l. = notification 10 tbs Whole country
th.t r. Ssw io1k tepadsts; y: ~ ~
democratic organization " In The han14 q pef.
so4AI AneulIes oI samuel j. Taldsn. ihs ntNoa Of
ths hocAsstsr Conssuuon shows !hat the WORKING