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tionment of the Legislature, was laid
on the table.
G. B. IS, to provide for the codifi-
cation of the Territorial laws; read
and ordered engrossed.
H. NJ. Z, asking Congress to estab-
lish land Office at Yakima; passed.
The bill for the removal of the Ter.
ritorial library to the capital building
was referred to a committee of con.
ference, and Ferguson and Kuhn ap.
pointed such committee on part of
the Council.
Hoover introduced G. B., relating
to the sale Of liquor to minors; read
a first time and referred to the Judic-
larry committee.
On motion, Council adjourned till
10 A. NJ, tomorrow.
House.
The House convened at 10 A. NJ,
pursuant to adjournment, the Speak
er in the chair.
The roll was called and quorum
found present.
The journal of yesterdays proceed.
ings was read and approved.
Tibbets presented a petition from
the Oregon and Washington Savings
Bank of the same purport as men-
toned in the Council proceedings
above; referred to the committee on
memorials.
Atkinson introduced II. NJ. 9, ask
ing the establishment of land Office
at Port Townsend; read and referred
to the committee OH memorials.
korter introduced II. b., "a, to
abolish the office Of Territorial Super
intendent of Common Schools; read
first time and referred to the com
mittee on Education.
Chapman introduced H. 3. IS, pre-.
scribing the number composing the
Territorial Legislature; referred to
the committee OH privileges aud cleo
tions.
Chapman introduced H. b. sc, for
the relief of j. Il. Hicklin for opening
Territorial road in Chehalis Coun-
ty; read and referred to the COM
mittee on Ways and Means.
| Korter gave five days notice of the
introduction of bill to change the
name of Pershin.
Chapman introduced H. B. 81, for
the relief of w. II. Taylor, paying
him $3.50 for drinking water to the
last of this session; read and referred
to the committee OH Ways and Means.
Long introduced II. Is. 81, to repeal
the act regulating the publication OF
legal notices; read and referred to
the committee on judiciary.
Z. b. II, defining the duties of the
Territorial Librarian; taken from the
table, amended and made the special
order for 3 o'clock =. NJ.
H. b. 81; enabling the Territorial
Auditor to make equitable settle
ments with certain counties; passed.
II. b. 70, repeating the act relating
to uniform weights and measures;
read third time and passed.
II. Il. IS, relating to the improve.
ment of certain kinds Of stock; laid
OH the table. .N
Fl. b. AZ, to repeal the act relating
to sheep running ut large in San
Juan county; read third time and
passed.
A I All y - -.
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The reported scarcity of young
men at the watering places this
year is confirmed by the testimony
of the young inen themselves. One
of them says he entered the hotel
at q place which shall be nameless,
under the fire of thirty or forty
pairs of covetous female eyes. "I'm
not stingy man. he adds "yet
the outspoken sentiment of my heart
at that moment was: Thank you, but
there isn't enough q ne 10 p aseand.
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~ The National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley 4 Rulofson for the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal for
the best In the world.
40 Montgomery Street. San Francisco.
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MONEY SAVED.

Send one three cent stamp to Clara Duniway
Stearhs, Purchasing Agent, +. y. Box eGO.
Portland. Oregon, for Catalogue and Price
List of 1000 elegant and useful articles which
can be bought in Portland, cheaper than any.
where else ON the Pacific coast u
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The Figures.

The following is a statement of the
vote cast by Kentucky, to which we
have heretofore referred:
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In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District VI Washington Territory. Ao,dlng
terms ut kalania, isr the Counties vi wv.
htz, Wahkiakum aud Pacific.
John w. Sprague, Plaintiff,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-05-02
TURECKo.
Londfn, 20. dubna.

Londtn, 20. dubna.
v odpovtd na rusks manifest
saslalo Turecko velmocfm obez
mix, V nemt po odvolanf Sc na os-
ms clanek smiouvy paffzske (kte
rst potahuie Sc na udrzenf cell
stivosti Turecka), pravf Ac nenf
TO vlAda tureckA, kteraf hroxf e.
tok zapociti a sc melo SO Rusko
odvolsti ma tuto smlouvu, vlAda
sultAnova, aby predesla vsemu
nedorozun,snf fada podepsane
moci, aby snah svtch vynaloaily
Y tschto povaflivsch okolnostech
aby ukonceno byIo nebes.
peere napnutf mezi obema sta
ty." Dale vyslovuie porta sve
pfesvedeenf, ze ptstelske moci,
verny jsouce pocitn blahosklo.
neho zAjnu, ktersa nikdy neustA-
valy cfsafstvf tureckemu osvsdeo.
vat'; poufiji te,o pfflezisosti, aby
Iamezily vypuknutf velke vklky,
efmf usetff temto xemfm EtrAty
ktere jim hrozi a Evrope same
nebezpeu, vyplsvajfci re srAaky
meri tsmito stAty - srA1ku "a
kterout Porta odmftA vsechnu
zodpovednost.
Odekava Sc, fe Cafihradu
prohlasen bude v brzku stav oble.
fenf. - Sultan vydal provolAni K
vojsku, y nem1 poukaEuje X to
mu, ae Rasko chce smafiti jeho
neodvislost, hroxf he pAdu po-
tfeby posvedne prapor proroknv
q sam odebefe Sc ma bojist9.
Londtn 27. dubna.
Porta vydala novt okruznfk /
velmoceIn, nemz udAvA, 10 po
vstAnf v Herzegovina, Bosns, =
Cerne Hole q vsude jinde bylo
sp6soberso cd Ruska . ze Tureckc
chce do smrti svS bojovati n
svou nee.dvislost.
Cafihrad, 20. dubna.
Velkt polar sufil y Cafihradr
v sobotu q zni1iI 900 domt.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-05-02
R6zn6 zprivy.

e Dne Is. eahn. slaviii .pel-
ny Odd Fellows paas~&ios osnoa
vtrosnf slAvnoss jicA trvini y A,
merice.
IS vysssfovinfu sAisaito~ss eel
nice Novoyorksks - sapoSAio NJ
nult ttdsa. vysesfo~kni bsss
- dtti tajnS . ii Po akoasssf 20
dana bads eslA . dpiak spnkvs
vefeinosti-
e Hrabs Hoyas rakoaskt W
slansc - wAsAingsoss. odsb~fs
- tyto dni do vfdsx N dcvols>
nos- Y isho aspEisomnossi fsds-
Il bads sAlszito~si vyalaasrsvf ptz-
rsA jsho Harnsss voa TAvsrn.
4 o nkbc3sasktn Akdksf n<ui
pp. zdrsbksn . cskos ' CAses
- plss Pokrck: .Hkdkai n~vsry
; vfros ' Chie>go skosesle prs
obs p&ny s<As<sA svchodonysl
nfei svtas nlnvefns kafetf<'
|eak< svtas plisss1jf vt.smGs1
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-05-02

+ ssa4z orsao ayho rs=x. -
A-oszspaznsa- vSAp--Ssaa1aa .
s~wsrnseh poAk~kssrh okr~~seh -
ros<A .Aszi~ Asss 4a<za 3shr<- v
S@z Io@aaia laun sass~ n&le
pz~nsr~ Pre- vsv0~s 1nk.& -
- n~~yP&-szi@ w1c~ 80 90 tt~ha
pro <p0tt~sz 1nn2rs- " ekr~-srn
k->Hiss-fes tnz =. .zlix 81.
F~amd-ee = s-s X L.n~- Aa<sAns%
i~sa x>azi sP.sn< vyalsk<x n =
reta~ Kes@a Maass~~v sAiawz
sssis sssif sa~scs.s. vs.k 1zfe -
rasst rsns = - - - 80 sp<ss
ssua srxxu. Re vsseA zEss - rsk
o4z2azs. - ~~e &ehz vyAAss<a
ns v-2kaa 3rvsEz sw~e~N = O--~e-
"a Rssesxzz szp-o6 sa=a rz-zrv
r@Ams ptsamaws We walam@E.s
&iaa -~ss - k~sa. vses eevA --z
ktwknl1w ps~a ran . a~~nz $50
vfea<zs Tea - vfrhz~<naz Ore
gsua -srsf 1ros1z @nkt~ /. Ft~apsa
veA2 -. s~ O-~.en ~sn. ss3s III
\ Pss aili.sas h1s,. ss~ase~ Prs
vt~~=-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-05-02

daru . jisda Subotin q Casevah.
Slime postaveni Mucastru vsato
bylo dne z6. Ztrita sp0sobcna
stfelbou lodi tureckSch ma pev>
most Nikolajev Jest l raneny.
Tel k Poti ptibliaily Sc lode tn
recke, vsak vsdilily SC anil by
skody spasobily.-Cir opusti XII
sensv ve stfedu, pfibyde do Mo-
skvy v pitsk . do Petrohradu v
nedSi.
Londyn 20. dubna-
ZvlAatnf depsae . Orosova o.
snamuje, 70 Rusovs opevhuji Gas
lac q sesasujf delovS lodice, KITE
rea v &stsch rozlofene byly tam
pfiveEeny.-Armada opst postu
puje po drahach, ktere nekte-
rych mistech byly zaplaveny. =
plavba po Dunaji byla Ruskem
xaetavcna.
Erzeraum 30. dnbna.
Rusove soustfedili sc . ucinili
dtok na Turky Kars " Male
Asi). Bitva poeala nedsli I'd
no. Podrobnosti SO denne oee-
kavaji. Muktar pa:a Jest Kars.
vfdeh 30. dubna.
Porta esLGmila velmocim, 10
b1de il nepocbybns nutno pie
krotiti hrsnice srbske. Velmoci
odpovsdsly, as jest radno kroku
takoveho Sc vystfihati tax dlou-
ho iak motno. - Rusko, kterez
plavbu na Dunaji usavfelo. ma k
tomu cfli 8 lodic delovtch na
Prutu Dunaji a lodstvo Niko-
lajevs, ktersa v Gas pfipluje k dsti
DuDsje a pomnfe armids ptekro-
eiti feku.-CGr telegrafoval knf-
feti Cernohorskemu: "Jsem pew
ne odhodlan dokoneiti tentokr6te
posvAtnf dkol Ruska a meho
pfedchadce. Bah nam pomoze."
Londtn /. kvstns.
z Bukaresii se osnamuje, ke
Rusovs pomala postupuji. Leye
khdlo dosahuje k Reni INA fece
Dunaji, vtchodns cd Galace.) }
velkovevoda Mikulks hodlA dnes
pfelofiti hlavni stan do Jas, (v
severnfm Bulharsku, blife hranic
rusksch) odkud poEdsji pfelozen
bude doPlesli, " stfednim Bulhar.
sku, na draEe K Bukaresti a ne
daleko tohoto hlavnfho mssta. -
Pravi Sc, ze Rusko jest pfiprave-
no obetovati $4,000 muz6, aby
Elednalo si pfechod pres Dunaj.
pakli 5e okolnosti budou je nutiti
v tomto smsru zapas EapoSiti.-
v celku sc potiti, ze dosud pre-
krotilo 10000 Rust hranice Ru>
munske.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-05-02
HERZEGOVINA.
IondSn. 27. dubua,

LondSn, 81. dubna.
V Herzegovina mali Turci vel
mi slabs poi.adky. v Doubrave
semfelo Ia minule Q mesfce 400
Turk6. v Trebini je jich 1000
Edravsch a 800 nemocnych.Skor
polovina vojska jsou Asiate, ktefi
psdaii jake mouchy podnebi
sdeisim.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-05-02
RUMUNSKO.
Bukarest 20. dubna.

M,nissr Eahranicnich EAle1ito
su, pfedlofil snemu dohodnutf 8
Ruskem Sc dne l6. dubna. DIE
toho povolnje knife rumunsk5 j
volnt pr6chod vojsku ru
skenu, car pax Savasuje 90 X
setfenf vsech prAv Rumun-
ska. Rusku povoleno pouzfvati
drah, oest, fek q TELEGRAPH rumun-
skSch. Utady poviny jsou napo-
mAhati Rusku EaopatfovAnf Il.
sob . iieh dopravs. Rnsk6 vlaky
a telegrany matt pfednost pied
soukron,nfmi. Rusku povoIeno
dostavit, -ncdonotoven6 dr&hy .
xafizovs.ti nemocnice vsude, wi.
ma v Bukaresti. T6z Jest Ru.
munsko ochotno poskytnouti po-
tteby I stavbS most6 . lodi. Tu.
reckn n'spovoieny podobn6 who
dy. Sn9m dohodnutf toto schv&.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-05-02
cERNA HoRA.


Cafihrad, 20. dubna.
DIE pramsn6 tureokych SO tyr
df, lie Sulein,an pasa avftesil mad
cernohorci u pr1smyku duaskeho
q ze tAhne X Niksic0m.
LondSn, "a. dubna.
v Kuci xavratdili Turci pasty-
Re neosbroieneho. knife cerno-
horsky vxki.Eal hned tureckemu
veiiteli AIbansku, 1e udA-li sc
neco podobaeho jeste jednou, on
nechA kazddho d6stojnfka, kters
upadne mu y zajetf na mfst6 obA>
sit.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-05-02
0EInsk vilky ruske nreek6
n 3oust&u.

V&lka rusko-turscki. ktsriU
m6zs Iehos stkti = vilkcu ~
svropskou, buds sajist6 niti 6ei~
mex NJ obcbodnf pom1ry sosstk.
4. U1.nsk jejf bylo snIsi ! hssd
po vydknf manlfsssa okrova- n.
~ - poszsviay soG1iIeay byly
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-05-02
SRBSKO.
B9lehrad rs. dubna. /.

Oci0uI8Q 90. 00Ou8s
vl&du srbskou dossl manifest
cirdv s'tera. Dostojnfci dobro>
volnittt odjfxdf dnss do Gladovy
po vl&infm p&rnfku. Druh& til
da sboru timock6ho . tzzk6 dxlo-
stFelstv'o obdr3elo roEkax btti
pfipravsno.-Porta pozidals Srb-
sko 0 d.,volsnf aby tureck6 voje
smsly tkhnouti tsemfm srbskt tm,
tax aby pfskrociti mobly Dunai
mesi Gladovol : RAdoievscem.
Vlids srbsk& odpovSdSIa, - pff-
ana neutralisa bude udrzsna, WI
ma 10 by porusili il Turci : pfc.
kroSili llrAnicc srbsk6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-05-02
Lond1n. 81. dubna.

Y Srbsku panuje ruch valecnJ
Ease. StAIt vybor skupstiny byl
svolan do Balehradu, vsichni d6.
stojnfci vojenstf jsou obeslini X
dostavenf Sc. Abdul Kerim po>
rouci srbske vlade, aby obsadila
vsecky pfechody Dunaie, POI
vazuie Srbsko "a poddane porte,
tax ae jest pry vazano haiti Eaj
my jeff.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-05-02

Cs1a -cs-ksAe HFesssx-sAe
>pol<z~ So Blzu pr~eia<x g.
N "a rEzHs R&Sfause~s- ~ ~~ ~-sss
A. xz@oAxcn& srA2.s. keerz4 -
hasS~ osiATw.Ei = nnss@a &n@ -
ksszna vEkclzE hzllexs s,Ls<
Ao~t an~ uana AawsE1ka
N--ie.~zasEsE -e 55oxx hzHSuz
pawa1s1&@f a wy~G14p2A
Imemem suelk1
slAn LkzA >--Az.-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-05-02
ANGLrCKo.
Londfn, 80. dubns

Londtn, 30. dubna.
Apglicke lodstvo v mofi stfe
doxemnfm odjelo sobotu ma os
trov Korfu.- Utadne SO oznamu
ie, ke ifady isou pfipraveny po
slati $4,000 mutd do Egypta.
Kralovpa vydala provolanf '
nsmf pravf, lie ma v tmyslu Ia
ohovati pffsnou nestranost We val,
CO Rusko-turecke, aby Sc die tohc
obeanechovali.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1877-05-02
DRoBNE TELEGRAMY.
Berlin rs. dubna


n. d. Gasette pise, te alliance,
th cisaFd nenf ami nynf otfesena.
SyDf bude jf pfessAti skuteenou
zkousku, aby obmexila Eipas,
ktery by iinak mohl stiti se vse-
obecnSm-
videhskA depese tvrdf, 4e ru
ska cisafsk& rodina dala 40. .OOo.-
600 rubld ne svsho vlastnfho
jmenf, co pfispevek vklecny.
2 vfdne Sc oanamuje, ze Car
postal cissfi rskouskemu vlastno-
ruenf list, nsmz ujisruie, fe Re-.
sko nomi v dmyslu rossifiti svs
dsemi.
Londtn 20. dubna.
v Kisvu shroma1duje se ulnk
siloha.
Rumunski obrsns 80 rychle
vyEbrcjujs.
Prohiatenf vAlky tteno bylo
kostelfch v celsm rusk6m cfsaf
stvf : pfijmuto . velktm nadse-
MIN.
Tarscks vyslanectvf opustilo
Petrohrad dnes r&Ho.
Dnss sshAjeno bylo mimofid-
n6 sasedAnf snsmu ru:nunskebo.
V posslstvf SVEN pravf knife Ka
rel, se Rnmunsko, jsouc cd vsech
opust9no, must samo M sebs spo
lehati- Gar slfbil 10 neporusf
prava senS . neosadi Bukurest
2 Bukureati 90 tvIdf, 10 ciSi
dnstoinfci v armada jsou vyplace-
nj pofkdnS, WAX ture6i d6stojni-
q . vojfnovs nedostivsjf Eadns-
no platu.
Londtn, 20. dubna.
2 Bsrlfns % tvrdf ze Turecko
| vypovSdSlo . ffSe vesker6 rusk6
A
podan6.
Die tsrscktch esprkv stfflelo
lodstvo tureokS M pFfstav Pot 9
psvnost Nikolajsv " eernSm
molly
TureckS dSlovS lodice sajmuly
! ri lodx rulnunskS.
Londtn, a. dubna.
! Recko odkl&dA : prohlksenim
vklky proti Turecku, dokud by
RuscvS nepfekrocili Dunaj.
" Uhersku - sbiran pffspSvky
pro Turky. Sedmn&ct SOFIA .
ulema jest ' Pssti, sby oplatill
MadArom nsdkvnon n&vstSvu '
Cafihradu.
Pstrohrad, 80. dubna.
Narosenipy cirovy byly vSsra
slavsny po osl6 Hi : vsIktm mad
\ Ssnfm.-nSsto Pctrohrad vSnujs
III nllfonu rabla pro ranSnS.
Londfn 1. kvStna.
: o61sy = osoampjs. se pro-
hlk1on 1nm etsv oble5snf.
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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-02-23

"Say, mister" said newsboy to man
with high shirt collar, yesterday, chow
do you manage to spit over that collar? Do
you use LADDER"
Don't neglect your penmanship. A man
in New York got $4,000 from banker
for being good writer. 1t is not yet known
how many years he will get.
The grea. English gun is pronounced
cracked, the reason being that it was not
thoroughly bored If it had been placed
in an American newspaper Office the result
must have been very different.
"Why is beautiful woman like Hoe
printing press? Because she makes good
impression"
"And why is an ugly woman not like a
Hoe printing press? Because she can't make
an impression till her form is made up"
Not long since an intoxicated tar rolled
up against Sir Rodney Munday and ejacu
lated with considerable difficulty: "Get
out of my way" "How dare you address
me like that. sir?" demanded the Admiral
don't you know who ! am? 1 am Admir-.
al Munday" "Don't care if you re Admir-.
al Tuesday," persisted the sailor; get out
O. my way"
"What cannot be cured must be eater
fresh. A bird in hand-will fly away un
less held tight Little pitchers-don't hold
much. There's many slip-on a skating
rink. Judge not man by the coat-tha
he steals. Boys will be boys-they can't b,
girls. It's an i'll wind that-blows you
hat off. You can't mako silk purse on
of-unbleached calico"
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-02-23
Daughters of the Rich.

No class of women are more to be pitied
than the daughters Of rich men, who, hav-
ing real force and energy of character, have
no vent for it, because fashion requires
them sit still and fold their hands 1t does
not require this of their brothers. They are
applauded when they grow restive under
it, and breaking their bonds, interest them
selves in manly way in something besides
mere pleasure. But let daughter try it,
and Immediately the awful Mrs. Grundy,
starts up, and points to her worsted dogs
and cats, and her croquet-ground, and her
French dressmaker, and bids the daughter
Of the millionaire still her pulses, and close
her eyes and ears to the posi- Utilities, and
think Of nothing but husband hunting
We never can know how many real heroi-
mes are behind this wall of restriction, till
what is callep lad verse" fate sets them free
10 stand upon their own feet and to use
their own hands, and know their own pow
ers, which had been dwardfed almost to ex
tinction by ihaction.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-02-23
To Distinguish Between Cotton and
Wool in Fabrics.

Ravel out the suspected cotton fiber from
the wool and apply fame. The cotton will
burn with flash, the wool will curl up,
carbonize, and emit a burnt, disagreeable
smell. Even to the naked eye the cotton is
noticeably different from the filaments of
wool, and under the magnfier this differ
ence comes out strongly. The cotton is a
hattened, more or less twisted band, hav-
ing very striking resemblance to hair,
which, in reality, it is; since, in the condi-
tion of elongated cells, it lines the inner
surface Of the pod. The wool may be re-
cognized at once by the zigzag transverse
markings on its ibers. The surface of wool
ia covered with these furrowed and twisted
fine crosslines, of which there are 1000 to
1000 in an inch. On this structure depends
its felting property. Finally, a simple and
very striking chemical test may be applied
The mixed goods are unraveled, q little of
the cotton fiber put into one dish and the
woolen in another, and drop of strong
nitric acid added. The cotton will be little
or not at all affected; the wool, on the con
trary, will be changed TO bright yellow
The color is due to the development of q
! cate.-Scientife american.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-02-23

We have heard the following account Of
a shooting affray which took place in juno
tion City, las. Saturday: Ayoung man by
the name of Sissler, and Peter Wolf were
playing cards. After Sissler had won
VOLTS money, man by the name of Fish
er accused Sissler of cheating Wolf An
CRY words passed between the parties and
as Fisher was about TO strike Sissler the
latter drew revolver and snapped it at
Fisher three or four times, but finally sue
ceeded in firing two shots, neither of which
took effect. Sissler was arrested and re-
quired to give bond for his appearance at
the next term of Court
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-02-23

Noah May, says that there is no truth
in the report that he has retired from the
political field, but that he is IN the "hands
OF his Friends" and will be candidate
for the Office Of Constable at the coming
election. He says: "Mos. undoubtedly !
have the stability to administer justice to
the civilians of this community, and have
condescended to allow my name TO be used
for the honorable position. All who CO.
incide with me are at liberty to use every
facility imaginable to secure my nomina-
tion and election"