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Land commissioners Report.

WASHINGTON, November THE
Commissioner of the @ neral Land Office
in his annual report says that the sales
of public lands Ior cash are about lOO,-
900 acres more than previous, while the
number entered under the homestead
and timber culture laws is 7S5, l23 acres
less. There were certified Tor railroad
purposes, 700,79l acres. Total disposal2
of public lands AIS, so, ASP acres. Public
SURVEYS have been entended over 49,
572,737 acres. Total of unsurveyed lads
l.IUl, ,l97,lS3 acres. Those surveyed dur
ing the past year, 1922 92S acres, at
cost OF $2l5,942. The consolidation of
all the offices of Surveyors General into
one Is recommended; also the abolition
of the contract system, and the appoint
ment of Surveyor General who may sp-
point all assistants required TO personally
make surveys. A large numb,r
OF grants tor railroads have expired by
Limitation, and it is regarded as i'm
portaIt that action should be taken by
Congress either TO enforce the forfeiture
Of the grants or to force the completion
of the road. Should the latter course be
pursued the claims of bona fde settlers
on lapsed lands sh,ud be pro ted. 1t
is recommended tina. Congress withdraw
all lands chiefly valuable for fine timber
from the operation of the homestead and
pre-emptlon laws, and from sale except
for cash.. Also that the Secretary of the
Interior be authorized to sell timber
from the public lands in the mining dis
tricts; also to sell timber on any unsur-
vsyed land not mineral, when needed for
ac .ual settlement, before Il public survey;
also that law be enacted providing for
the care and custody Of timber lands unfit
tor agriculture, and for the gradual sale
of the timber and for the perpetuation of
the growth OF timber on such lands.
Legislation authorizing seizures OF tim
Der cut from public lands without resort
to the tedious process ofthe courts is also
recommended.
The United States marshal for the
Southern District of Mississippi has
seized in three counties bordering on the
Gulf of Mexico, in the suit OF the United
States vs.. John Manning and thirty
eight others, large amount of timber,
principally pine logs, estimated to be
over 10000 in number. There will also
be seized large amount OF charcoal and
turpentinc. Tnis action stops a trade
which has employed many vessels in
carrying the timber to foreign and do
mestic ports.
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ISCONSIA.

MILWAUKEE,, November The
Chairman of the Republican State Cen
trsl Committee telegraphs: | think the
State may be safely counted on for five
or six thousand majority for the Repubi.
can ticket. The vote for the Greenback
ticket in the State is now estimated At
10000. Milwaukee county complete
gives majority tor the Democrats for
Governor of $40.
MILWAUKEE, November THE II
towns heard from since last evening
reduce the Republican gain 50. Two
hundred and sixteen precincts give Il
Republican gain OF 1850.
MILWAUKEE, November Later re-
turns give Smith, Republican, 1000 ma
iority
MILWAUKEE, November I. - The
Democrats coucede the election of the
whole OF the Republican State ticket
Tue msjority Tor Governor will be over
5000. The Legislature ls, rs nearly as
can be ascertaIned, as follows: Senate,
Republicans, 81; Democrats, u; Assem-.
bly,, Republicans, 81; Democrats, 40
Green hackers 3.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November An Albany
special says Returns from the interior
OF the State come in slowly. The State
Democratic ticket will have from $4,000
TO $4,000 majority. The Republicans
claim 70 out OF AZ Senators and 68 out Of
l2S members OF the Assembly. Another
dispatch says the Legislature is close, pro-
baby both branches Republican.
NEW YORK, November 7.-Catlin, the
Republican nominee for District Attor-
ney in Brooklyn, is elected by over 5000
majority
ALBANY, November The Journal
makes the Senate Il Republicans, l3
Democrats, Independent, Assembly 90
Republicans, 62 Democrats.
NEW YORK, November The Times
publishes this morning list of members
elected to the Legislature The Senate
has 20 Republicans and u Democrats;
Assembly IS Republicans SO Democrats
and l labor reform. Republican major.
ty on joint ballot l6. The majority for
Beach in the State will be $4,000, though
1t may fall below it. Beach runs several
thousand behind his ticket.
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CONDENSED TELEGRths

The Cincinnati Southern railroad
bridge over the Ohio river is completed,
snd will be tested with heavy weights 10
day.
A pocket. book factory st Northsmp.
ton, Mss, burned yesterday. h., $50.
600. Seyenty-hve men are throw g,
OF employment.
The ollcloth works Of d. Power. y
Sons, n: Newburg, New York, were burned
yesterday morning. Loss $4,000; m
sured for one-half
The schooner Gypsy Bride, from Pic.
tou Tor Georgelown, Prince Edward,
Island, toundered OF Ro,lo Bay, Friday.
Al. hands were lost.
The CAPTAIN and crew and five por-
sons OF the schooner Edward Tillery were
drowned while attempting 10 land dur
ing the ale St Port ST. Perlcrs. Monday
night.
John w Ray was yesterday rcmovcd
from the office Of Register in Bankrupt.
Cy, AT Indianapolis, which he has held
since 1867. Judge Graham ordered the
removal without assigning any cause.
The British ship Sword ttsn, from
San Francisco Tor Burrsrd Inlet. u
ashore on Race Rocks, Vancouver Island
The vessel Is y total loss, bu, the crew
were saved.
Two hundred and nifty persons have
been thrown out OF employment by the
burning OF PhlsdcIphs mill ycstcr.
day morning, Ht tie corner OF Randolph
and Columbia streets
The Kieth paper mil n. Turner's
Falls Massachusetts,, WAS burned yostor.
day morning. Loss 100000; insured
for S265, 900. Tho mill had capacity of
five tons o.! paper daily, and employed
three hundred hands.
There is movement among the white
cigar makers OF san Francisco TO take ~
thst city the unemployed white cigar
makers of New York. An effort Will
also be made to induce the informal rev.
cnue collectors 10 bo particular IN exact
ug bonds from Chinese firms.
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the ELECTIONS.

'-.-.ec,'ons. with the exception OF
'!'an.a, have resulted Just about
al expected. Massachusetts, is 50
'sa.y joined TO hor idols that it
- g" Very extraordinary occasion TO
iaa, State to change its politics.
" " Is conceded that the Democrats
%. 5 mistake in nominating GAsToN,
' ior that mistake the vote would
ya close. As It is the Republican
'; is comparatively small. Wis
'.s1-s IS ususl, but no canvass Of
ase4leuce was made in that State
Wv Jersey 4 strong effort was made
'A' MCCLELLAN, but ne mas been
ID by glorious majority. In Penn
ana The Democrats carried the day
handsomely, and have placed the
>. s State in the Democratic
While it Is trle that this
Is 10 be attributed to the
I'd The Republican party between
"1fEs and CAMERON wings, still
-a''y true that the victory is one
,.sA' importance to the Democratic
- and gives it a good send Of in the
sr. s's'''on. Pennsylvania, by judi,
4'Snsgement on the part OF the
..,. ''''c leaders, can be counted in the
.,.n ''''entsl contest. Taking it al.
49,. '''' The elections have resulted dis.
O., 'oF the Republicans, and the
'''' nave cause Tor congratulstion
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County Bond. UnaccounIed For.

SEDALIA Mo-, November The
Democrat will tomorrow contain full
account OF the flight Of VIM. o. Mcnd
cashier Of the Appleton City band Of 81
Clair county. A partial estimate Of the
affairs OF the bank show that Mead has
not embczzled any of the funds belong.
iug 10 the bank, and there are sufficient
assets 70 cover all the liabilities.
ot. Clair county issued bonds t,
aid in the construction Of the kansas
City and Memphis railroad. There src
$4,000 Of these bonds unAccounted Tor.
Il is believed thst Mead IL connected with
this disappearance and hed for tear BIZ
criminal act had been or soos would be-
ci.cOvered. On Monday morning thr
tax payers OF st. CLAIR held a meeting to
consider the bond business. As $4,000
had been issned and no road built or
benefit received, It was resolved 70 repu.
date the $4,000 bonds not accounted
for. Mesd's whereabouts 10 not known.
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tragedy. Low comedy well presented Is
infinitely better than the best tragedy
poorly presented. We speak SO tar as
It's educating influences is concerned.
Just as the Christian minister IN
his zeal to enforce dogmatlc
creeds upon mis- audience sometimes
seals their hearts against the gentle
influences of the Christian religion, so
may q tragedian produce feeling like
revulslon in the breast of his audience by
attempting to present splendid tragedy
without any of the spirit or makeup
which is known ought properly belong
to it. We are led to these reflections by
witnessing Mr.. john MCCULLoUGH In
Virginius last night at the Opera House.
Yirgiaius is beautiful and emotional
tragedy. Mr.. MCCULLoUGH is just the
man to personate the Roman centurion;
he possesses splendid physique and III
appearance, manner and action Is truly
the Roman. His voice Is excellent, yet
he does not have true conception OF the
character he lmpersonaLes, He exhibits
grace in his movements aud gestures,
yet he does not identify him
self with his character with that lntensi-
ty OF feeling that belonged to the ardent
nature of the original. We think it
probable that instead of studying the
character as an original subject, Mr.. NC
CULLoUGH has rather copied the meth
DDS and mannerisms of FORREST. But
one thing may be said in extenustion OF
his failure to come up TO public expec!a.
tiol, and that is, he had q miserable sup
port. In the stock company which sup
ported him, reG-headed lrishman WAS
the noblest Roman of them all. And
this is Just the poiut we want to make
about theatre management. The charac-
ter Of ApOius Ctaudius is just about as
important as that OF VirytaluS, yet i! is
presented in burlesque form. And so it
often occurs that a tragedian of true tai
ent Will fail for wsnt OF support, and the
patrons OF the school of the drama must
see to It that not only the principal but
the assistants must be qualified instruc-
tors.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, November Returns
from most OF the counties Indicate that
Keatlrg, Democrat for Controller, will
have msjorlty ranging from 25,OOO TO
10000 msjority The Senate stands II
Democrats ana 8 Republicans. The Re-
publicans gain Senators in Allegheny,
Carolina and Garrett counties, and the
Democrats gain Senators in Price,
Georges and 81. Marys counties. The
House will pr 81 .5ly stand IS Democrats
and l9 Republicans. In the last House
the Republicans had "a
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GstGt, but abandoned the ides SITTER
sounding the Duke d'Auttit Pas
qulre IS 10 the probability ..
the Senste authorizing the prosecution
of one of its members.
The following Is the exaCt result Of
Sundays elections: The Conservatives
have = msjority in ~ Councils General
and the Republicans 80. The msjority
in one Is doubtful. In five the parties
are equslly divided. Formerly the Con-
sorvstives hsd majority in a. and the
Republicans in 80, while one WAS doubt
ful
Alexander GlseE Bizoln, member OF
the Government OF National Defense,
and many years Deputy, is dead.
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The silver Bill Likely TO Pass the
Senate without Amendment.

WAsHINGroS, November "A good
desl OF speculation Is lsindu!ged in regard
ing the probable treatment which the
Silver Bill will receive st the hands Of
the Senate FInance Committee and In the
Senate itself, and LAST OF sll. by the Pres
iden;, il It shsll pass and be sent to him
ior approval. Mr Bland, who got the
bill through the House, is confident that
the Senate Committee will report the
bill exactly as 1t was passed
by the House. He says he is salts
lied, from the result OF the IEQui-
rles made by hin, that the bill will be
taken up by the Senate committee with.
out delay. The Senators on the commit
tee who are opposed to 1t, say that they
will not attempt 10 smother It, but will
allow It too meet lis fate by vote IN the
Senate. Secretary Sherman denounceS
the bill in uLmessured terms. The friends
OF the bll. declare, however, that Sher-
mans views sud opinions on the silver
question differ from those OF the Presl-
dent. The sIl er bill passed by the House
Is not the Bland bill OF last session, Is has
been enormously supposed, but 1t Is
based upon and contains the same gen
eral provisions As the bill introduced INTO
the Senate early this session by Senator
Jones, OF Nevada This bill rs it
passed, said SenstOr Jones to-day, sim.
ply restores the StduI gi1o dnts-6etHm ei
the silver dollar. Nothing more, moth.
ing less Mr.. Jones Is quite sure there
is n majority for the bill in the Senate,
although he believes the vote will be
close. lie and those Senators who, like
himself, are in favor Ot the plain and
simple reconciliation OF silver, will vote
Tor the bill Just as It is, and Will endeayor
to prevent the adoption OF sny amend.
ment in the Senate. The friends OF the
bill are satisfied that the President will
give it his approval. Both parties are
divided on this measure, though large
majority OF each voted for 1t yesterday.
THE RESUMPTION RErEALERs
are again suffering from Al error, which
was not discovered until to-day. The
resolution bringing the bill out OF the
morning hour, which was adopted yes
tcrdsy, provides that all amendments
shal. be in order. The resolution WAS
passed under suspension OF the rules,
which suspends the standard rule OF the
House that only three amendments are
admissible. As result, numerous
amendments have been and more will
be offered, and after the previous ques-
ton shall have been ordered ,tIlibustering
almost without limit can bo prscticed
by the opposition by calling rolls on the
scores OF amendments BY careful man
ngcmeut, the opposition can have five
roll calls on each amendment, each call
consuming about forty minutes. More
than twenty members have put their
names on the list for time IN which TO
deliver speeches. and the list is hardly
fairly nppuri vet
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToN, November 7.-Returns from
all but seven towns in the State have
been received. The vote is Us follows:
Rice, 9O,426; Castor, 1916; Pitman,
1921; Phillips, 4,47l.
The Senate stands 35 Republicans and
5 Democrats-s gain OF two Senators
for the Republicans. The House stands
l73 Republicans, "a Democrats l Liberal
Republican and two Independents.
The act allowing Harvard College
Professors to hold office WAS adopted.
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FATAL stnbbfug ARRAY.

st. LOUIS, November 7-And!ew Nor
ton, young man Of not very good hsbip,
died at the Home, corner Of Broadway
and Mound street, lat evening, from
the efiscls Of stab inflicted by Henry
Laugnlon early yesterday morning. a
D0st norteu examination revealed the
fsa that Morton had been stabbed
through the left edge Of the stei IN with
4 pocket kniie, the blade o. Nalcn had
been broken of and remained in the
wound il such q way tbA. every time
Morton breathed the point OF the blade
penetrated bis heart about one-eighth Of
an inch. LAughlon has been arrested.
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MINS ES0TA,

CHICAGO, November The Times
ST. Paul special says the returns to-day
do not materially alter last nights
figures on the State election. Pillsbury,
Republican, for Governor, will have
sbou. 1900 majority in the State over
Banning. The Legislature will stand
about the same IS last year. Returns
from sll parts OF the State, although in-
complete, indicate bad defeat for the
State House appropriation.
The following is the othcisl vote in
Cook county: Treasurer, McCres Re-
publican, 28, 442; Lynch, Democrat 81
455; Stsuber, Worklngmen, 6,7O2i Ham
mond, Greenback-Independent, oOIi Nc
Crea's plurality, 6,9S7. KIoke beat Leid
for County Clerk by 562l msjority.
James, for Judge OF the County Court
got msjority OF 1886 over Wallace.
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Decree OF Foreclosure Against thc
Erie Railroad.

NEW YoEK, November The decree
Of foreclosure and sale in the suit Of the
Farmer Loan and Trust Company
against the Erie Railroad Company and
Others, entered 20 day, n 90 4 mortgage
70 the plAintifF. for s2G,OOO,OOJ 90 which
over $1,000 900 interest is due. The order
Is made subject 10 the leins Of EI prior
mortgages, and provides !or sale ~ the
bondboi1ers, if they form company, or
transfer tie bed 70 them. The sale is 70
be made in New York for cash, but no!
until the auxiliary suits in New Jersey
and PennsylyAnia are concluded.
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ILLINOIS.

CAIRO, November The election
Yesterday resulted in a majority for the
Stsle House appropriation. locum Tor
Judge, Alden Tor Treasurer and Humm
for Clerk are probably elected by small
msjorities. The candidates Il ran IL
dependent of politics.
CHICAGO, November The returns
this morning are nesrly comp etc, and
give the Republican county ticket from
5000 to 10000 majority. McCres, Tor
Treasurer, has q majority OF some 5,5OO.
jameson has, Tor Judge 0. the Superior
Court, the heaviest msiOrity.
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Sitting Bull Commission.

CHICAGO, November IA Ttmr'
Bismarck 'Peciaisays: The Sitting Bull
Commission which, returning 10 II. Ben
ton from II. Walsh, took passage on
MackinAw boat ~ make the journey
down the MnsOurI river, had hazard
ous trip, on account Of the impending
probability that the river would freeze
over ard pen the party in above II. Bu-
ford. They arrived ST the latter plAce,
however, on the I'd Ibst, having com
pleted the entire distance, go mile, IN
ten days. Alter their arrival the riyer
iroze over, AID from II. BuforI 70 Bis
msrck the journey was made overland N
an sm bulADce. The entire party leave for
the Bsst tonight.
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NEBK ASK a.

LINCOLN, NEB, November 7.-Returns
received from about one. half the counties
in the State indicate that Lake, Repub-
lican, Tor Supreme Judge is elected over
Howe, Democrat and Greenbsck, by
5000 majority. Holmes and Passenger,
Republicans, are elected Regents by
about 5000. The county tickets are
mixed, the Independents electing some
of the candidates in many of the counties.
The falling oil in the Republican vote is
attributed to the light vote and lack Of
interest
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Found Dead.

LOUISVILLE, November When the
pilot OF me terry boat JAS. Wsthen, rang
10 start this morning the engineer tsiled
to respond. An investigation followed,
which resLlted in finding the engineer
dead al his post, his head thrown bsck
and his arms extended as if in the act of
starting the boat the moment the signal
was gwen. The deceased had been with
the Louisville and Jacksonville Ferry
Company for number of years. HIS
death is supposed to have resulted from
hasrt disease
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NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, November THE latest re-
turns give Mcclellan 1880 majority
over Newell. The Lsgis lsture is Dem
ocratic III both Houses. The Senate
stands l3 Democrats and 8 Republicans,
being Democratic gain of l. The As.
sembiy stands 81 Democrats and 26 Re-
publicsns, Democratic gain 3.
TRENTON, November THE Senate
stands II Democrats ana 8 Republicans; {;
the House 81 Democrats; Independents
and u Republicans.
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Marine.

NEW YORK, November 7.-Arrived-
Steamers Egypt, Liverpool; Fresis, Ham
burg.
LONDON, November 7.-Arrived-
Steamer Hermann, Bremen.
SAN Francisco, November I. Sailed
The steamer Austrslis, for Sydney and
Houoluls, carrying the British mail.
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French Politics.

PARIS. November The official
Journal announces that the DE Broghc
Ministry, At President Mac Mahon's re-
quest, have Withdrawn their designations.
Thcy, however, insist that 1t shall be
ully understood that while continuing
10 discharge their functions this shall in
no wise prejudice the Presidents subse-
quent decision.
PARIS, November There was "A
great crowd at the railway station this
morning 10 witness the departure OF the
Parliamentary trains for Versailles.
President Mac Mahon started ut one
O'clock.
PARIS. November 7.-PresldeLt Mac
Mahon, in receiving n delegation OF dep
uties OF the Right, yesterday, gave them
very categorical answer, implying that
nc would not resign.
VERSAILLES, November The Sen
ate reassembled this evening and the
nomination of members OF the Bureaus
hs begun Grevy has been elected pro-
visionslIy President OF the Chamber OF
Deputies by vote OF 800 against 40.
NJ. Lariente demanded that the ques-
tion of the election Of four lite SENATOR
y, ,,', nIacoJ an tbe order of the dsy for the
TX in,
rho si,,ing closed without incident.
y. - ,'os roco,yad rrom tho Prcs,-
',a,, nar o,y ycornmunicstiop from the
government.
When the Chamber of Deputies met
iouis pbiJIine Desseaux Radical Repup.
rcsnl occupied the chair, Benz. Rppsil
Fills beng indlsposed. NJ. Desscraur
spoke IN euIogy OF the late NJ. Thers A.
deserving well OF his country.
lie added that the present chamber
would labor 70 strengthen the republic
and defend il against attacks, regardless
from whom they came, and concluded
with the cry of "Vive l4 Republique
give Ia Paixl'
Greyy WAS then chosen provisional
Pre,iieut by vote OF 2gO against 10.
Rsmesu moderate Republican, and lie
mere radical Repub lean, were elcc ed
Vice. Presidents.
Grevy. In taking the char, thanked
the Chamber IN a brlef and colorless
speecb and the sitting then terminated.
>.,.o,,bo, T,e,o +, ,,es,
o.i,,arna,, an, = =, noIi,icsI circle. The
-. -, :. Tho dnIy Copservs,ive ;our.
'.J ,,.s;ob rocornrIe,ds a conciIis,orv
- 10 Tbis ioprnsl asserts that Presi-
Po,'. Po., lr.cWa1c, hss M intention of re-
-, 80 -, 90 be il convinced that .ucb a
80 ,royId eYnose the country 10 the
Ito, neriI.
LoNDoS' No'eH'O'I "a ! a a-i.--'-' - Coi-
respondent 'e.ss, 9PI'. !: va D,.et D.i'o. -
tnis morning .ha' 'He 'ii'Ai''e'' ~ n'eiieSD
to obtain IAe passage "I 'ne oruoi =, IN. .u'
day expressing COD AueLIp III 'u' : Ioa'-
dent ouI II Ai;ef "s'a' p'ii a,eoane Npo~ p,i
.Ha. 'Lo - - -. - - H. A..
dent oi Tue oehS''' AaI- 'yl- INC '. Duhe tS -
BrogHe' ana ne "oula nov Psinis e .ne
discussion ol the uhC0h's''1'4oIa. i , oias, .sl
OF the day. ,l,s "hlIn %O1la 1 Pl' il,. Lg,'n 'n'
MafsnSI q 1Iis,4 It .D' '"I nan',,is.. '.i9 -
ana ehhO's VIC C-Al'Dt. MA, ot fbs dsy
re'S!ls's .! d" . oi19. "a. - -
directly anne 5-, - a'ns' la.n. .lo - ah..1n
Inc CAO.ns' G.t st.nos ~. 9J fa- i,.eI, tom tbs
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A WOMAN in Ohio has just completed
5 gailt containing five thousand pieces.
A vomsn who would spend her time
y-r such worthless nonsense, when
a.-a !. so much useful and beautiful
'-l to be done in the world, ought to
sdamcd Of herself.
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Tas Republicans OF New York are
..rr ,or. of people. For twenty years
gsy lsye been abusing JOHN MORRIS
,sr, sud when they got the people 20
.eye hat ne was dirty sort of fellow
hen .hey turn around and elect him.
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Tx htsllquc.r thinks that the ap-
rl.manl %: DAN VOORHEES, to succeed
E.ToS IN the senate rs poor encourage
l.!o the President to pursue q nation
a.grsI and corciIIatory policy" Per-
ISIS 8 few more such appointments
sl. discourage him so much that he
surrender bis stolen office.