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ahe Democratic Docurine.

In response to an inquiry by the col
ored Senators, who abandoned the KEEL
logg- Packard crowd and entered the
Democratic Legislature, Gov. Nichols
defined the attitude of the Democratic
party on the subject of the equal rights
of both races in the benefits of govern
ment, as follows
l have. as a candidate for the position of
Governor, at all times and all places stated
that recognized each and every obligation
ineunbent upon me under the constitution
OF the UnIted States, and OF the amend-
ments thereto aud the constitution OF Lou
isiana and the laws hereunder, that it
would be my boundcn duty to carry out
faithfully AMI i'm partially the amendm ents
to the constitution. a well as the original
constitution itself; thar | recognize that all
citizens whether they be white or colored,
should be equally entitled to the benefits
and protection of the law; that / was liter
~ opposed TO class legislation. Any at
tempt to lrgiSlate So as To deprive the col
orcd people of any of their rights unle the
constitution of the United States, and its
amendments would meet with my most de-
termined oppositi2n.
AS Governor. l make these same declara-
tions.
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HOUSE-SEFE NTEENTH DAY.
saturday. Jan. 10Th. 1s77.

Saturday, Jan. 10th, 1877.
House met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker Street in the Chair; the following
mem bers answered to roll call
PREsENT-MesSrS. Aldrich, Bailey. Baker,
Bassett. Bean. Bell. Blount, Bridges, Brown.
Byrd, of krankln, Byrd of Lawrence,
Campbell, Carter of Holmes, Causey Cros-
land, Chiles Clay, Clifton. Cochran, Crum,
Dear, Drake, Erwin, Fairly, Floyd, Fortune.
Garrett. yden, Gibson. ellis, Gowan,
Griffin. Guthrie, Gnyton. Hall, Harper,
Hebron. Hogan, Horton, Huddleston, Hud-
son. Hussey, Jacobs, Jagers, Jarngan.
JAYNE, Johns. johnson OF 1t2wamba, john
son of Winston, Jones of Issaquena. Leigh,
Lester, Liddell, Massingale, Meade. Monroe,
Muldrow, McCargo, Mccormick. McNair,
McNeice, McLaurin of Jasper, McLaurin
of Smith. McWhorter, Nelson, Nichols
parsons. Parker Pennington, Percy, Pound
Raines, Reynolds, Riley. Rogers Rowan,
s Shp1ade's : so1thworth. spight, stebbins
sykes, Trice, Tison. Troup. Turley, War
ran. Wilkinson, White, Vaughan, Yeliowley,
Young, Mr.. Speaker-94
ABsENT-Messrs. Amacker. Boyd. Carter
of Warren, Cessor, Dapney, benson, Dyer
Edwards. Featherston, Hicks, Jones oil
Kinds Mallory. Miller, Millsaps, Overton
GaI.nderiin, Stands, Tucker. Watkins ia
Leave of absence granted MeSSrs. Feath-
erston. Amacker and 0veFten.
By Mr.. Pennington: To authorize an elee-
ton lOE b8iC SStAS - = - 00-
ty; referred
ton of all taxes prior to the year 1885, re-
TERED.
nv Mr.. Miller: To amend the act 10 en-
eourue the introduction of machinery, APP
proved April ], 1871; referred
By Mr.. Parker: To incorporate Walthall
Sumner county; referred.
Ry Mr.. Griffin: To create board o
PILOT Commissioners for ShipIsland Harbor
referred.
Nv Mr.. Baker: To amend the act to au
thorize certain counties TO ascertain out
standing Indebtedness. approved, March z5
! 1875. so far as Issaquena county is concern
ed; referred.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
OF THE

AN ACT to prohibit the sale of vinous and
spirituous liquors in the town of EllisvilIe,
Jones county, in this State, within FIVE
miles of sal town.
SECTION L. Be IL enacted By the Legislature or
the State Of Mississippi That hereafter it shall
not be lawful for any person or persons to
sell or give away yinous spirituous intoxi-
eating drinks, by whatsoever name called
within the limits of the town of Ellisville. or
within i've miles of said town; pr0uided that
this Act shall not be so construed as to pro-
hibit the sale of wine TO sacramento purposes
or liquors for medicinal purp, ses l,y apoth-
eearies or druggists who have complied with
section 2463 OF the Revised Code ct 1871; pro-
Uided, that in all cases of such sal OF LIQUORS
for medicinal purposes, the purchaser shall
present the prescription of a practising phy-
stefan, and If any physician shall knowingly
give prescription to any person or persons
for vim us or spirituOus or intoxicating liu-
uors, by whatsoever name called. 10 he used
otherwise than as a remedial agent, shall be
held guilty of an offense, and conviction
thereof, shall be liable and subject to the
pains and penalties prescribed in the first
section of this Act for persons who violate its
provisions; prouided further that this Act
shall not be so construed as to prohibit the
sale of such liquors by any person already
having license until such license shall have
expired.
SEC. ,. Be 10 further enacted That neither
the board of supervisors nor any other body
that may hereafter be authorized To issue Ii
cense to any person or persons 10 sell such
liquors, vinOus, spirituous or Intoxicating
drinks, by whatsoever name called, within the
limits specified in section first of this Act, and
If any person or peryCns shall violate the
provisions of this Act such person or persons
upon conviction Thereof before any court hav-
ing competent jurisdiction thereof shall be
fined in sum of not less than thirty nor
more than one hundred dollars for each offense
and confined in the county Jail not les9 than
twenty nor more than sixty days at the dis
erection of the court.
SEC. 3 b ii further enacted, That this Act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED, January 1S, 1871
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charter II -Il1 Springs; To amend the aci
! F'Ih ritik CHIon county to pay cersaiu
school iund~ ~ Lee county, with amend
nFhfS; fo authorize the pagm emf of the ~ =
AIRY OF Hon VIM. X 3 trksd4le; FIR relief o.
the iiolers of certain Yaz11 county wal
rants; TO rDlarg he limits of TiiI1tnba.
aiobusha county. Tie following were
indefinitely y postponed: to amend seer zion
III, code 81 1871; O. ). TO repeal -, lion o.
the charter of AbbeeVille, Lafayette coun-
ty; t. exempt trustees OF schools from
working roads in Tunica, Bolivar. Washing
ton, Warren, Kinds and Noxubee counties !:
10 amend the agricultural lien law: to re-
peal the charter of Toccopolo, Pont tee
county.
The Senate cOucurred in the amendment
10 the resolution to 20 into an election at
Commissioner of lima grafton. he election
amendment 70 the bill fXing the par Of
nigh Waterman At the Capitol
b. Dir. Morgan: The memorial Of the
Prc~s Association. Mr.. FeHeli IN we'd to
refer to the committee on Humane aud Be-
nevojeut Institutions. Mr.. Catchimgs
novel TO table; carried. NJ. Morgan 10
committee on printing; carried.
81 Mr.. Barry: \ claim of Hon. j. :.
Hamm to committee on claims
b Ar. Griiti1: To extend an act to es-
ta5.l-h cell-g in Mississippi Territory
approved May l3, 1902; referred.
By Mr.. Jewell; To regulate the fees Of
Chaucery Clerks ia certain cases; referred.
BY Mr.. THOMPSON To amend section 1902,
Cote 1871; referred.
S.B. T. regulate the tax for retailing Ii
quor; passed.
Adjourned.
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AN ACT to legalize the assessment Of a school
tax by the Mayor and Board of Alderme n
of the city Of Canton, in the county OF
Mad son.
WHEREAS, Owing to a Misunderstanding be-
county, and the board e mayor and aldermen
of the CITY Of Cation as to whose duty il was
TO levy The tax no tax for school purposes was
levied upon the property in the city of Can
ton for the year A. D., 1876; and, whereas. 10
prevent the children of said city from being
deprived OF school facilities for The year A. D.,
1877, the mayor and board of aldermen of said
city Of Canton, have levied and assessed a
tax of two mills on the dollar, upon the assess
able property Of said city, for such school
purposes, due and payable by the 18th day Of
February, A. d. 1877; and, whereas, the time
for levying and collecting such tax has ex-
PRED on the 1st Of December, A. d.. 1876.
SECTION /. Therefore, be Il enacted by tas
LeqisLature Of the State Of MtssiSSinp. That the
tax Of two mills so imposed by the mayor and
board of alderucn Of the city of Canton, be
and the came is hereby declared legal
SEC. 2. Be IL further enacted, That the oollec-
tor of said city be aud is hereby empowered TO
levy, distrain and sell the property of persons
failing to pay said tax so imposed, as fully
and completely as he could do in the collection
of other taxes imposed by said board Of mayor
and aldermen of the city Of Canton under the
charter thereof.
SEC. g. Be IL further enacted, That this Act
shall take effect and be in force from and after
its passage.
APPROVED, January 16, 1877.
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BE Peaceful, but Not Hoo Peace
full

Under the above suggestive heading,
the Boston Post discourses as follows:
But there Is another extreme of opinion
which needs TO be guarded against. It is
that of timidity and weakness, aud a readi-
ness to yield to everything for the sake Of
peace. Such opinion is direct encourage
ment and incentive TO unjustitiabic and Gu-
constitutional aggression upon the rights oi
States and people. Il is perfectly evident
that the leading spirits in the Republican
movement to count in Hayes will persist in
their purpose to go all lengths to encour-
age it, provided the people will stand by
them Nothing will stay their hand in the
appsrent determination to defraud maj or-
ity Of the people of q President of their
choice if no voice is heard protesting
against it, and no arm is moved 10 defend
popular rights.
There is but one safe rule on this subject.
Tire Democrats and Conservatives must
claim what is clearly right AMI submit to
nothing manifestly wrong. Ii there are
those who, for the sake of retaining tenn po-
rary political ascendency, are determined to
strain the powers OF the government to the
utmost tension, and challenge the Conser-
yative force of the people 10 its severest
trial. they may as well understand, first as
last that we are living under written
Constitution whose integrity must be pre-
served at all hazards. and whose blessings
the present generations are determined TO
transmit in the face of all obstacles, and, if
needful, at any sacrifice.
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b Mr. McLauFin: For the payment o
school warrants or smith; REFERRED
b. Mr. YelloNley: To incorporate coop
erafive associations: referred
BIZ Mr. Johns: To create an additional
Cifcuis aud Chafcery Curt district. TO b
known the Il Il Dis rict; referred.
B. Mr. Hus>ey: To amend the act te
fund school warrants of March z and Adams
county. approved. April &, 1874; referred
BY Mr. Rowan: To provide for the col
lee ion "f y schoal tax in Copah; referred
b Mr. McCargo: To amend the act ere
atiag Tate county: referred.
b. Mr.. BtOunt: To provide for the dis
tribnt'on of he school fund; referred.
By NJ. McNaif: To amend section 800
C'fe ISL; referred.
b Mr.. Hudson: For relief of trustees Of
e sools in TaZoo county also in relation
/ u claims gtitsI insoiNear estates: also to
anetd yhe AZ zen tural lien law; slSo TO ex-
Erud tie provisions OF section 1859. Code
at 1871 al referred.
By Mr Ralnes: To iheorp rate Benefits
/ i-andi"g, Tupicl county; referred.
By Mr. Trirp: To amend the charter OF
Okaians; referred.
BY 2lr. BloHut; To amend the charter of
Strip a. Calhoun county refe: RED.
~ Mr.. son hworth: To prevent eXtor-
to1 in the sale of goods etc; referred
The privileges OF the House We're extend
e'i - Ii2ns. K. f. Holloway, and ). X. Boyd
OF Ehoctaw coHGty.
~ MIR. Hail: Whereas, IL is charged that
Hon. Fred PARSONS has accepted the ONCE
OF Justice Of the Peace and thereby vacated
his seat n mem Der of this House; and
WHEREAS, Ii said charge be true. said
Pa~sous is rot entitled to pay membe
OF lis UOuse; therefore
ResoiUed. That the clerk be instructed to
witt hold from said Frederick Parsons, GER
UiticateS for the payment of the salary a
mem Der of the House uutil the charges
shall be investigated and determined; lies
OYER.
By Mr. Spigit: A resolution relative to
pay OF porterS; referred.
The House proceeded to the considera-
ton OF the unfinished business - the privi-
le2e tax bill. large number OF amend
mruts were adopted, and the bill lies over
Tde Senate re-apportionmen bill W Ia
ken up. Mr. Meade offered substitute
for the " hole bill which was adopted and
feee to 3is O'Clock
AFTER DON SESSION.
Til. House met at 3 80 o'clock
Consideration OF the revenue bill; q
nun Der Of amendments considered and The
bill lies over
The motion made by Mr.. Percy to recon
slider Jhc vote passing the Legislativa salary
bill several days since was tabled.
Nj. Sykes entered a motion tn reconsider
the vote passing the privileged license bill.
By Mr. Hall: For the relief of the Mis-
>iS~ippi d Tennessee Railroad referred.
By Mr.. Pennington: ForAh relief of the
Sheriff of NewtOn county; referred.
Be Mr. Percy: To amend the levee laws
for strict No. , passed.
By Mr.. Baker: To provide for funding
I-saquena county warrans; passed.
Adjourned.
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Reported Trea cherry OF the Chair
man of the National Dem o cratic
ExecuIiV e Committee.
By Telegraph to the Herald


RICHMOND, Jan. Is, 1S77.-A special tele-
gram from Washington, published here this
morning, says Mr.. Hewitt. chairman of the
National Committee, frankly avOws that he
would prefer Hayes to civil war, and he
thinks the very first step to force by arms
the Inauguration OF Tilden would deprive
the democratic party OF its most valuable
support in New York, Connecticut and New
Jersey. The moneyed men of the dem cratic
party in thos" StateS ofc0urse desire the in
auguratiOn of Tilden, but they are a unit
for peace at any price. This statement has
caused quite a c0mmotion here among the
leading politicians, and they express both
surpriseand Indignation at Hewitt's position
taking for granted that he is properly repre-
scented. Nothing that has occurred since
the election has produced upon the COM
mittee so much Encouragement concerning
Tilden's Inauguration. Your cOrrespon-
dent visited the capitol to-day and cOuvers-
ed with General w. B. Taliaferro. Chair
man of the Virginia Conservative Commit
tee; Hon. Il. y. COghill, member of the
National Committee TOR Virginia, and many
influential memb ers from all partitions of the
State. One and all agreed that such posi-
ton was unfortunate, and that even if
Hewitt entertained those opinions he ought
to have kept them secret tor the present.
Mr.. CoghiIl, who has recently returned
from Washington, could not believe that
Hewitt was properly represented.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ;
C0nptrr /, g.

Before me, -, a -----, in and for --
County, this day, personally came ---, who
being duly sworn, says that on the - day
of--,A. D., -, did make TO for the fol-
lowing consideration -. and for the follow
ing purposes -, the following proper
ty, to-wit: ---, and that - did on
the - day of - A. D., before -
Of the county, Of - in -- State, ac-
knowledge the above described Conveyance
or instrument and that said Conveyance or
instrument was delivered to -, Clerk Of the
- Court, to be by him recorded, and that
the original Conveyance or instrument) above
described was burned Lost or destroyed, on or
prior to the 10th day OF Seplember. A. D., 1876
Which afhayit may be admitted to record in
the proper office of said Franklin county, and
copies Of the same certified provided by law.
shall be considered PriRta Jacie evidence Of the
contents of the original. and shall have pTina
fdeie the legal force aud effect Of the original,
and shall be evidence in all the courts Of law
or equity in this State, subject to the proof Of
the talsity Of such affidavit
SIC. 6. BE IL further eHacted That the general
index Of deeds now on file ia the chaneery
clerk office of said county, compiled by vir-
tue of an Act entitled IAN Act 20 provide for
ndexing the record of deeds in FRANK lin
county, approved, January I'D 1875, or GER
tilted copies Of any part thereof shall be adj
INVISIBLE in evidence to show the faCts set
forth in said general index, including date Of
deed or other Instruments, names Of parties
thereto, en-" description Of property in all
cases where the original record Of such deeds
or other instruments have been burned de-
strOyed or lost
SIC. Z. Be itJ,ytke1 eaacted That all deeds
to lands sold for taxes due the State and coun-
~, where the time for the REDEEM ptiOn Of the
same had expired prior to the said 18th day Of
September. 1876 shall he deemed and held
pTiB1d facte correct. and valid and sufficient 10
PASS the title thereto, but not conclusive.
SEC. 8. Be u firther enacted That this ACT
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED, January 40, 1871,
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Retrenchment.

EDS. CLARION: AS retrenchment il the
order of the day, why cannot the Legisla-
ture relieve the State of the supernuserarg
District Attorneys?
There are now only ten Circuit Court
Districts and fourteen District Attorneys
the tour supernuneraries at 81, 200 each per
annum for three years would make fourteen
thousand four hundred dolkdrsl 1t seems to
me that law might be passed, ordering a
new election in November, and terminating
the offices OF the present incumbents. We
got no OF ten sqnernHmerary Chancellors
by reducing the Districts to ten. and WHY
not the District Attorneys?
The tax payers are interested in this
question, and the Legislature should see to
IT, TAXPAYER
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APPROVED, January le, 1871.
AN ACT to repeal s

AN ACT to repeal Section 1887, of the Revised
Code oflS71, in relation 20 the support of poor
persons within incorporated towns, so far
Yalobusha, oeSoto and Rankin counties,
Mississippi.
SECTiox l. Be tt enacted By the Legislature Of
the State Of Mississippi, That Section 1887 of the
Revised Code of 1871. in relation to the sup
port of the poor within Incorporated towns
and for other purposes, so far as the same an
plies TO the towns mmw or hereafter to be incol-
porated in the counties of Scott, Yalobusha,
Rankin and DeSoto in said State, be and the
same is hereby repealed and amended.
SEC. 2 Be IL further enacted, That the poor
within the limits of sHeh incorporated towns
in said Scott Yalobusha, Rankin and DeSOto
counties shall be supported and maintained
hereafter as are other poor parsons in said
counties,
ArRRoyEp, January l6 1871
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weaver Warm.

This is the Brandon Republican, no.
tice Of Viewers yarn in the ST. Louis
GlobeDemOcrat
His story Is q batch Of lies from beginning
to end. There Is no james Miller in this
county, bar there Is an A l. Miller here,
who Is one Of the largest planters. rs well ns
one OF the best. most quiet. VCuceabic aud
upright citizens in the State. aud Dee did
knock negro down ON shat day for disput-
ing his word about some business affair
Politics bad nothing % go with iL There i8
no voting place at Goshen, sO 90 course he
lied about that. lie aid NOT stay at Blrks-
dale's, but got drunk as Fannln laid down
aud went 10 sleep behind % house and MT.
Ellis, who knew him, took hi- pocket-b book
from him and keeps 60 until next morning.
when he got sober. Had it not Dce@ for MI
Ellis h. would probably have been robbed
Of a large sum Of money. Hesis simply
first-class liar, and we advise hiin not Go
come back here on another collecting eXpe-
dition without having the sent % his pants
lined with sheet-iron
The card of Messrs. Culver, stating
that Weaver has been dismissed from
their employment, has already been pub
lished.
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Two Dollars a Year.

ter the passage Of this Act, be held as follows.
t9-wlt: One term 10 begin on the fourth
Monday in January, and one on the fourth
Monday in July Of each year, and each term
shall continue for eighteen judicial days. If
business shall require It,
SIC. = BE q further enacted That all laws
and parts Of laws in conflict with this Act. b.
and the same are hereby repealed
SEC. g. Be a further enacted That this law
shall take effect and be in force from and af-
ter its passage.
APPROVED, January 10, 1877.
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The Mississippi Investigation,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-The joint
committee on the Electoral Count had
two sessions to-day. The Committee
on Privileges and Elections examined G..
A. Wilson, District attorney for Yazoo
and other Mississippi counties. He had
no knowledge of unfairness or intimida-
ton before or at the election.
Ar. Price, of tGrenada,l testified that
large Numbers of negroes did not vote in
1875; they feared bodily harm would
be done them if they presented them
selves at the polls.
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aEDss- e~----
AnVeSGis aG5nS mississippi.
whatJudge swami Says AboutIt.
Special Telegram

WAsHINGToN, January 10, 1877.
The Senate Committee continued the in
vestigation in regard TO the conduct of the
late election in Mississippi. Judge Swami,
Clerk OF the u. ). Circuit and District Court
for the Southern District of Mississippi was
examined by Senator Mitchell. He testi
fed that, personally. he saw no Intimidation
OF voters, but he had been often appealed
to by colOred men about the time of the last
election, who came to him aud complained
that they were not allowed 10 vote. 9th
com planned that they were unable 10
register because they could not give the
exact geographical location of their place
of residence in the election district in
which they lived. lie ref, rred all persons
who came to him to the [. s. District At
torney, but those who made the complaints
were generally unwilling to go into the
courts and testify for fear of being thrown
out OF employment. or of having bodily
harm done them by their political oppo-
nents. Witness stat that one OF the frauds
practiced on the ignorant voters at the late
election by the Dem ocrats was To- give out
Democrat tickets with the likenesses of
Hayes and Wheeler on them.
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tary m snis-S; 10 change the time OF hold
iE2 circuit Courts in Lasv renee county
vG1oKD.
The Governor returned J r granting
leave of absence 10 Chancellor j. c. GRAY,
Tor lie reason tltt such cases are aIread >
PROVIDED tor By lag. and fhe bill 70 fund l.
stqnena county warrants with objections
SENATE BILLS
To repeal the Ieve. law. approved March
-. l7ll, WAS made the special order for ! l
O'Clock Tomorrow.
The following Passed: To amend the
10 "ing was Indefinitely postponed: o. 5
u DfrFide privilege tax on railroads.
The bill ~ INCORPORATE the southern EX =
press Company. was considered at great
length; amended au.t lies over for enQros~-
meut.
The CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Tue resolution submitting the biennial
election amendment to the people thereto
fore noticed) was considered section by see
ton aud anne I'd d ; indefinitely postpone5.
EAs-MessrS Barry, Carter, Catching
Carri-, Jewell, FitzCi eraId, Foote. Fdrlong.
Griffin. Johnston, McCabe, McCa-kil. Nc
Neil, Mendenhali, Morgan, Taylor, Terry.
Thorn pSoU.-iS
NAYs-Mess,s Allen, Bills. Pratt, Rey-
Mods. Stewart, Thorat,n. Tultle-7.
ABSENT AND NOT VoTING.-Messrs. Al
bright, Callicott, Chalmers, Everett, GRAY.
Hooker, Nets, Oldham, Shirley, Smith.
Whit@-ll.
HOUSE BILLS.
The following were passed.
%, ) to amend the charter of Franklin
College at Ho Is Springs; TO repeal the anti
Ijqu1r law of Cumberland, Sumner cOun-
y 70 amend the charter of YazOo city with
amendments; to Incorporate the Fair As
soclaiI"n with amendments: number OF
Huuse bills were read and referred.
By Mr.. Chalmers: To extend the time Of
holding Circuit Court in IsSaquena crui-
IS; also TO amend section 1913, Code 1871:
both referred.
b Mr.. Allen: a joint resolution relating
to paw of members of the Legislature; re-
fe-red.
Adjourned.