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OBITUARY.
THOMAS b. STIRLING, N. D.

Sssoes
night He was q member Of the Now York Academy
OF Medicine, the Medco Legal Society and the County
Medical Society. His funeral will take place to-mor-
row, in st. Johns Church, varick street.
MGR. FELIX FoURNlER, BISHOP OF NANTES.
cablo despatch from Rome says that Mgr. Felix
Fourier Bishop OF Nantes, France died in that
city The deceased bishop had q rather remark
able career. Born OF family OF colonsts In
St Domingo he was educated in France, and,
having concluded his classical studea was appointed
Professor OF Literature and Philosophy q; tho Sem.
mary OF Nantes Subsequently he entered tho priest.
hood and became Vicar OF ST. Ncoas. Later he be-
came editor Of the Union de Nantes ana under
tho regime OF LOUIS Philippe was . strong
partisan OF the legitimist opposition. Alter tho
revolution Of February lS4s hc was elected 10 tho
Chamber By large majority. and bis election was
tho city. He voted generally with tho Right, but
alter tho election OF Louis Napoleon as President no
sustained the policy OF tho latter Aitcr his promo.
ton TO the episcopacy he seldom meddlcd in politics,
but AWAY vigorous defender Of the principles
OF the ultranontanc party.
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the u 10 expected viii gain enough adhssests Os
. start, alter which recruits win DO easily obtained
Efforts have been made 10 purchase arms and ammu-
nition large amount OF which has already been scnt
Before the lsi OF July look for stirring events on
the Rio Grande.
REPORTED LERDIsTA SUCCESS IN ACAPULCO
THE DIAz GOVERNOR CAPTURED AND SHOT.
SAN Francisco, June IL, 1871.
The steamer Newborn. IRON Mazatisn tho Sd inst,
brings report that Alvarez, formerly Governor Of
Acapulco. who vas deposcd By Jimnez. partisan OF
Diaz, has declared for Lerdo and defeated Jmnez 10
engagement; aud that the latter captured ana
shot, This occurrence is reported have taken place
May Q, which throws doubt on the report, the
Costa Rica brought news from Acapulco TO the Goth
ult
ON Sunday last Sehor Canadas was elected President
OF the State Of Durango
GENERAL EscoBEDo ABOUT TO OPEN OPERA.
TONS ON THE RIO GRANDE-NEw LAREDO
TO BE ATTACKED By HIS FORCES.
GALVESTON. June IL, 1877.
The Ne,us' special from Laredo says General Esco-
bedo and Colonel Sain OF his STAFF arrived here yes
pearance 10 public, but his staff officer ID actively
gagged organizing force 20 attack Now Laredo, OPP
posita this place Two hundred reported 70
be enrolled. Colonel Quintcra will command the Ut
lacking party. Tho Diaz officials much alarmed
Colonel Estrada, the commandant, who IS absent, has
been hastily summoned 70 his post and $50 regulars
have been ordered to New Laredo from Pedras NegraA
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Avtrage tempefature ycstcrday ............ bJh
Average temperature ior corresponding date last
year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
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In future all advertisements presented for publication
after eight O'Clock r. NJ ioiH he charged double rates
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the most necessary requirements Of an army,
especially when opposed to superior num-
bers, organization and discipline.
RETRzArISo BzToRE THE RUSSIANS.
The Turks are rapidly retreating before
the Russians in Armenia. and are evidently
determined not to risk O general engage
ment, if possible, under such disadvan-
tageous conditions. Erzeroum is not ex-
pected to hold out six weeks, and its &C.
cupation by the Russians is foregone con-
clusion. The Turkish civil authorities Of
the city have already withdrawn, and feel
ing Of the greatest dependency prevails.
NO HOPE FOR TURKEY ON THE DANUBE.
Private reports from the Army Of the
Danube received in the Turkish capital are
Of the most discouraging nature. The
spirit Of the men is good and they are we'll
armed, but there is no organization, and
little hope is entertained of Offering an eff
fectual resistance to the Russian advance.
stubborn fight will doubtless be made,
and heavy losses inflicted on the Russians;
but one or two decisive battles must result
in making the Gear master of the greater
portion Of Bulgaria. The prospect is
gloomy in the extreme.
TAILoRs AND DIPLoNATIsrs.
At the Banquet Of the Merchant Tailors' School
last evening Lords Derby and Salisbury
made speeches In which they assumed q
remarkably pacific tone. The Marquis Of
Salisbury said:-.'1 am far myself from sharing
many OF the approximations which hear around
me. II may be our duty In possible contingencies
TO put forth our strength to defend indi.
rect interests, but when say this would
recommend that when any one comes to you with o
tale OF our Indirect interests being threatened to
cross.examine them before you believe their
statements Caution, and extreme caution,
Is necessary before the government risks
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HOW INEXPENSIVE AND YET HOW EFFECTIvI
the great substitute for sulphur baths GLESss suLruu
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help WANTED-HIALEs.
TWO SMART 1aEKIcAX BoYs WAITED AS Err
sps s9s ssS Y0Ss ooD sasd ss
w inr business on stock. 426 Broadway. up stairs
WAyTED-A TRAVELLER FOR 4 vARNIsH MAS.
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SI0 DAY.-PArENT onRIsrNAs TREE LIGHTS;
Kan ss;iI B,oaSsa
THE TRADES.
a FIRST CLASS TIN AND SHEET IkoN WORKER
Say. Aias H4a s last
Al GUTTER DESIGNER. MANUFACTURER NECK
A1wesr with new valuable patent. open for engage.
acs January Ao'''' 20 one s''- = . ~ A-'
YARD, MASrFAoTURE:-wAYrE AN ExrEEl
SEsBfTT'G Co.. corner Pearl aud Pine sss
EIRsr CLASS JOB coMrosIT6R WANTED 1888
Il Wooster ST.. top aoor.
L netts printer DAxA's, j9e Fulton ST. Brooklyn.
1UANTED-GLAss BLOWERS: SUCH AS ARE IA
sToM i ya ss~WH ss Hni sI bottles Address
TNANrED-A FIRST CLASS CUSTOM CUTTER IN 4
reference mar address $ 4. box lis Herald ONCE.
y1TANTED-A FEMALE OOMPosITOR; ALSO PROOF
w reader: Apply TO II. MYERS ass Broadway: room 10
SALES Ar AUCTION.
4 -TUxfs JoH Ns0S. AucTfoSEEK
~. Old stand, 81 Nassau s.
TOMORROW SATURDAY. AT lok O'CLOCK.
THE ENTIRE FINE FURNITURE FROM STATEN
ISLAND MANSION.
MIRRORS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION; VELVET, ENG
lsh body brussels and In grain Can PETS together with
all the Psrlor. Dining Room, Library. Basement and
s1I hichsp FprnitaTe sso vus,c pox w,rH KLE
giant cabinet: four cylinders. plays twenty.four airs;
has the harp attachment; made by Paiiiard Co. $50
broadway; also two Safes by Herring 4 Co.; also one
do. by Marvin: also hne Miniature Steam Enetno;
rosewood tour round corner Piano.
n o j. ID. assigneo1
Six gold Watches and lot Of Diamond Jcwclr5.
A -GEO. W. keller, AUcTIuNEER.
n. Special peremptory sale
French Clocks. BronEes.
rich Bohemian Vases. Parian Statuettss,
triple silvesplssed Ware, g..
December ~ and ~. Mt II o'clock.
A LEO. ". keller AycTIoNEkR
Continuation sale TODAY and SATURDAY. December
II and -. At ! o'clock, or
DIAMONDS.
Diamond Crosses, Diamond Earrings,
Diamond Brooches, Diamond Studs
Diamond Lockets. Diamond Pins,
elegant sets Pearl. Opal. Turqnoise Re-,
altogether the finest collection OF Jewelry offered
public auction in the city.
A UCTION sALE-OvRR $50 LOTS. ELEGANT
AHouseholc Furniture IL Carpets rnis (Frday) morn
ing lO% o'clock " the large tour mansion 232
West 43d st., between 7th ana 9Th avs.
Magnificent Grand Duchess, Queen Anne styles crimson
satin arlor Suits satin hrocade and harcoth Parlor
Suits; Pianoforte tine Oil Paint Bronses Mirrors Cur
ssins bookcases Desks. Turkish Furniture Tables Eta
gees walnut Bedstesds. Dressing Cases, Bureaus Mat
reses Bedding. Dining Furniture. Sideboxrd Extension
L. ROTH. Auctioneor.
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Personal MENTION. A. q. Miller,
Esq. was in town Monday. Having
sold his business in Muscatine and
purchased at Denver, Colorado, he
was about removing from the former
to the latter place.
Mr.. Henry Morgridge, Of the L. $.
Postal Service, now on duty between
Davenport and Chicago, was in town
a few hours Tuesday afternoon.
J.P. Ferguson, +. NJ. at Clarence.
visited Upton last Saturday. Civil
service reform:
Mr.. Ben Shaw. editor of the Dixon
ull.) Telegraph, was in Upton last
Saturday, and called on the ApvER-
TIsEE, as usual.
Mr.. John NJ. Gray, nepot Agent at
at this place, returned Friday last from
his visit to Ohio He reports very
pleasant trip, hut says he Is now more
proud Of Iowa than ever before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hammond eel
cbrated the eleventh wedding ami
versary by gathering of friends. on
Monday.
Miss Hitchcock, of Ohio is visiting
with her aunt, Mrs. w. H. Cobb.
VIM. Dean and J. d. Shearer re-
turned yesterday morning from west
ward. Judge Rothrock reached home
last week.
Mr.. Geo. kizer, Of BU7lingame,
Kansas, for many years resident Of
Upton, is now here on short visit
among his friends and acquaintance.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Proceedings Of Cedar County
TcacherA' Association.

A meeting of the Cedar County
Teachers Association was held at the
close of the regular session of the In
stitute on Tuesday afternoon.
In response to the invitation of the
publishers Of the ADVERTISER, that
the Cedar county teachers occupy reg
ularly one column or more in that pa
per for the maintenance of a Depart
ment devoted especially to the inter-
ests Of Education, the following ac-
ton was taken: A. G. Ross was APP
pointed Editor-in-c chief, to be assisted
by an editor from each Of the five dis
tricts corresponding to the Supervisor
districts Of the county. The follow
ing editors were appointed: w. T.
Stubs, of Clarence; Mr.. Rowe, of
Mechanicsville; Mr.. Macy, Of West
Branch; Mr.. r. q. Young, of Durant;
and Miss BELLE Coe, of Upton; each of
these to select such assistants as they
choose.
The report of the Committee Oh Or
ganizing Study Club" was as fol-
lows: All persons holding first
grade certificate, and those passing a
first grade examination in Il majority
Of their studies, be admitted to the
club--said standing to be determined
by the fall examinations-and COM
mittee to be appointed by the super
intendent after the examinations to
outline u course Of study, the sub
iects to be reviewed at the next annu-
al Institute, and those desiring pass
the examination at the close Of the
session. The following subjects were
decided upon rs suitable for the club
to pursue Natural Philosophy, Amer
lean Literature and Physical aeogra-
ply.
The ioilawinN officers were duly
elected fur the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, II. q. Young; Vice President,
Mrs. NJ. II. Kilbourne; Secretary, r.
+. Frink; Treasurer, NJ. \. b Wit.
ter; Executive Committee, r. f.
Frink, w. r. Stubs and +. NJ. Elliott
+. +. FRISK. Sec.
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having left TO attend a threshing ma
chine. They then started out
aud gathered up some more men, and
the whole force numbering sixteen
and consisting OF different parties, pro-
ceeded to organize another meeting
by electing a Democrat to the chair.
They then elected two Democrats to
the County Convention. One of them
was delegate to the Democratic Con-
vention two years ago and took part
in the same and last year voted the
Greenback ticket. The other delegate
did not know, he being stranger
In the township and has never voted
here before.
This, Mr.. Editor, Is true statement
of the case, as your correspondent was
present and has given you the pro-
ceedings rs they occurred.
have been informed by quite a
number of Mr. SCOTS friends since
the meeting that they would have
been present but did not suppose there
would be any opposition to him.
HAwKEyE.
Pleasant Hill, August Goth, 1877.
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INDEPENDENTLY Linn county
papers we learn that Mr.. J. w. Bull,
In response to a request signed by 1888
voters of Rapid township. has an
nounced himself an independent can
didate for Representative. Our old
friend Joseph is down on this thing
Of putting up jobs" on caucusses and
conventions, and In his affirmative
answer to the request to use his name
as candidate, says:
II apprehend these requests do not
arise SO much for = personal preference
for me, Is from . feeling of opposition
to the practice that has grown up in
the party, whereby few dictate its
policy, and name its ticket In advance
Of caucusses and conventions"
Now that il precisely the sort OF
nanfui protest against political sharp
shooting which we would expect from
an inexperienced and ingenious poll
tician like Joseph. mOreOves leaves
the inference-and In another para
graph explicitly alleges-that the re.
suit Of such wicked practiceshas been
adverse to him and injurious to his
prospects. or course y "vindicatiOn'
il in order. And as Mr.. Bull il really
q gentleman whose shining sOcia
qualities and kindly impulses will al
ways preserve for him . warm spot IN
the hearts Of his friends, we are al
most sorry that the Linn county Re
publicans are 50 little in the habit q
"vindicating" individuals at the COS
Of party disintegration.
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FROM INLAND.

Stacking nearly done, and some bar
ley and oats threshed. Small grain il
excellent this year in quantity and
quality, and prices accordingly low,
yet we still hear the cry Of "hard
times
Mr.. Daniel Hostler has his new
house erected.
Mr.. j. Bell has raised the frame of
a new l. to his residence.
Mr.. John Shafier has a large and
very handsome dwelling approaching
completion.
4 German hear Round Grove lost
six horses-struck by lightning in his
barn during a late storm.
Inland township electors met In a
primary meeting Saturday, August
18th, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to be sent to the Republican
County Convention, which meets
next Saturday at Upton. Quite an
excitement was manifested-some-
thing unusual for our community
and an unprecedented number was
In attendance, some seventy-five be-
ing present. Nominees. Wharton,
VIM. Johnston, j. l.. Kingston and
q. w. Padgham received twenty-nine
votes, while A. Bell, J. w. Stanton,
Y. G.. Tresler and j. Treadwell had
forty-iive votes, being majority of Is,
which gave them the nomination as
delegates. At the same time and place a
Republican Township Committee was
chosen consisting of the following
named persons: J. l.. Kingston, NJ.
G. Moore and L. NJ. Wildermuth.
The school at Inland Center, after
closing for vacation, is again in ses-
sion under the tutorship of Miss l..
Clark
The NJ. +. Quarterly Meeting last
Sabbathwas largely attended.
The Upton Normal is causing a
good deal of rafting among the dry
bones Of educationals. Our township
is well represented we believe. Sue.
cess to the Jealous workers for educa.
ton and improvement.
We Inlanders feel pretty grand just
now over new our school house, which
is nearing completion.
Burt LECLARE.
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FROM pleasant HILL.
The Republican Caucus-..An Al.
tempt 10 Bull.DOZe II.

The proceedings OF the caucus In
this TO ynship will no doubt be re-
ported throughout Cedar county this
week and thinking plain statement
Of the facts in the ease from your old
correspondent might not be amiss,
will try to give them to you.
For several years past there has
been in Sugar Greek township a Re-
publican Township Committee reg
ularly appointed every year. The call
for the Republican Caucus on last Sat
ur,iay was made by the Chairman ofthis
committee nearly three weeks ago by
posting up notices in prominent
places in the township. The meeting
was called to meet at Usage at one
o'clock p. NJ, the usual place Of hold
ing the same. Quite number of Re-
publicans met at the appointed time
and place, and after waiting until half
past one the meeting was called to or
der by electing Benjamin Everest
Chairman and NJ. II. Miller Secreta-
ry, and proceeded to ballot for two
delegates to the County Convention
on the 18th. NJ. II. Miller and l.. NJ.
Gates were elected and q ticket for
township officers nominated. It was
known that the delegates were favor
able to the denomination of Mr.. Scott,
but no effort was made by him or his
friends to get more to turn out, as 1t
was not supposed there would be any
organized opposition. But it seems
I that some friends Of Mr.. Gano, living
in the north east part Of the township,
organized force consisting Of some
Republicans, some Democrats and
some Greenbackers for the purpose Of
securing q delegation for Mr.. Gano.
Some Of them were present and took
part in the proceedings Of the meet
ing, but the larger part kept them
selves back for some purpose until af-
two o'clock and came in just as the
meeting was ready to adjourn and de-
clared the meeting illegal because il
was called to order before two o'clock
Some discussion followed, when the
meeting finally adjourned, the vote
standing twelve to adjournment t.
! nine against, some Of the Scott mer
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\ LESSON ~ CIVIL GOVERNMENT.
The following dialogue is reported
for the ADVERTISER by special from
the seat Of war:
Subject, Civil Government. Grade b. IL
re, Law making Powers Of Congress:
7cacher--"A after the bill has
been introduced"'
.Sererm Pupils must be read
three times"
7eacher-"Why SO many times ~
Papits-''ln order that all may un-
derstand ii.
7.acher-"Can the three readings
occur the same day"
Papa-"Not without consent Of
Congress.
7eachef-"Why not in one day ~
No hands-a long pause-one hand
begins to move timidly.l
7eacher-"Well, what do you say"
Pupil don't know that l can ex-
plain it ali, but people don't mostly
like TO decide important questions at
once. 1t also gives members time 10
hear the arguments Of others, To read
the comments Of the papers, etc. And
then il gives people all over the cOun-
try time to write letters and To buy up
Members If they wish to.
Ttacher--..rhat will do"
Will not even "Oid Schulz Director"
admit that some of our money is not
wasted:
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LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
following Is the programme of the en-
tertainment offered by the member
ship Of the Normal Institute, ut the
NJ. +. chU"ch this evening:
MUSIC AND PRAYER.
Scripture l.esson-Mrs. Mct;onegal.
Declamation--W. II. Pearson
''The Spirit Of the Teacher
Reading-Emily II. Wright THE
Legend of Bregenz.o
Oration-D. w. Butler-'lndustry
and Energy"
Essay-Ella q. Coney-"What
Shall We Do?n
Essay-Mamie G. Eastnan-"E du-
cation"
Deels2maatiqR.C. u. Wisick 1.-The
Eeading--Louie hardue-"New
Years Eve
Essay-Jessie +. Fratcr-"Dignity
Of the Teachers Vocation"
Reading-Laura Little-"Widow
Bedotts Poetry"
Essay-Plummer Edwards
backs"
Oration-Belle COe-.Not Many
Things, but Much"
MUSIC.
Reading of Raper-Mr, Mcpherson
and Mrs. Il. q. Young.
MUSIC.
Essay-''rhe Mission Of Beauty
Jessie Cortland.
Oration-A. &. Blair--"Nobility OF
True Life"
MUSIC.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. - The
Democrats of Cedar assembled at the
Court House in delegate Conventiou
last Saturday. ID. T. Hedges presided
and NJ. II. Jackson officiatcd as Seere-
tary. The Convention was small in
numbers, but quite big In enthusiasm.
Messrs. M. l.. Banks, q. b. Hines,
Fred Hecht, NJ. r.. jackson, John
Cline and f. Fl. Williams were elect
ed delegates to the State Convention.
A resolution instructing them for Col.
Preston for Governor ELECTED spirited
discussion, but was defeated by large
majority. III. G. Piatt, J. +. l.. Carey,
ID. T. Hedges, r. 8. Gortner and VIM.
NJ. Knott were made the Central COM
mitec for next year.
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CENTER TIP REP. CAuCUs.-Metp ur-
suant to call ut the court room in Upton,
and was called to order at p o'clock by
Chairman Of Township Committee.
Organized by electing f. NJ. Brink
Chairman, A. =. Fleming Secretary.
and Sam Foy and J. J. johnson Tell
ers. Upon motion of ]. 7. Jack, 1t
was resolved to elect delegates to the
County Convention by ballot, the
polls to be kept open until Al o'clock.
Melton also prevailed that u list of
those voting be kept by the Secretary.
Upon canvassing the vote, at the
close Of the appointed time the, follow
ing was found to be the result:
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Auditor.

The Republicans Of Inland township de
sire to present, subject to the Republican
Convention next Saturday, the name Of Mr..
V. g. TREsLAR as a candidate for County
Auditor. Inland is perhaps not deserving
Of less consideration because she has not
been In the habit OF asking or receiving any
thing from Republican conventions, and her
candidate in this instance Is one whose worth
and 1tBess can be unanimously attested.
INLAND.
August 30, 1877.
CLARENCE, Iowa, August lst, 1877.
Editor Adoertisr:-ThrOught the solicita-
ton of many friends l hereby consent to be
candidate for the office of County Auditor,
subject to approval OF the Republican Con.
yention, August 18th next
WILLIAM H. GRIFFIN.
CgSTERDALE, August 18th, 1877.
Mr.. Edaor:-l beg leave to inform you
and the citizens of Cedar county, belonging
to the Republican party, that Jesse James
many friends will present his name to the
County Convention for the nomination for
County Auditor. l..
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DISTRICT CAMP-MEETING. - The
Eighth Annual Camp-M Meeting of the
Davenport Camp Meeting Association
will he held on the grounds Of the As
ISOLATION, at Camanche, Iowa, COM
mencing August sd, 1877, and con-
tinuing for one week.
The grounds are beautifully situa-
ted near the =. W. Depot and a
steamhaat landing an the mississippi;
and boarding by the day or week !,
tents to rent, stabling and feed, and
all other necessary conveniences will
be supplied at small charge. For any
desired special information In this be-
half. address ). Hyman. at Camanche.
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HAVING purchased the exclusive
right to sell in Cedar county the cele-
brated spring-back book cover, which
is best suited to holding writing paper
and keeping ii clean and convenient,
and which can be used again and
again, we will furnish letter or note
heads, with cover, in quality and at
prices that will discount foreign COM
nefifiOn II.
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PRIMARY ELECTIONS. Since the
publication, a couple Of weeks ago, of
an item urging the adoption by Cedar
county Republicans, Of the Primary
Election system Of making nomina-
tons for Office, we have heard numer-
Gus expressions in favor of such a
change. Ii will never be made, how
ever, without some one brings the
matter into convention and takes
pains TO present 1t and secure an inn
mediate and a practical action there
on. The party will have full con-
vention next Saturday. Will not
some delegate secure an expression
upon the question, and If it shall be
favorable to the proposed change, let
the next County Committee be in
structed to fix upon and promulgate
Il definite plan Of procedure, with the
understanding that it be used for the
next annual nominations and then
be submitted to the next convention
for adoption, amendment or rejection.