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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09

Town Elscsien.
-. ,.v,,,.r election for TOwn Commissioners
-. - ou Monday last At Fenwick's Hotel
,a-,sent Justice, d. G. fIaumest, under the Cor
.,,-.,;on Law. acting Judge, and The foilowins
named gentlemen were duly elected % serve 'of
the municipal year ending the first MONDAY IN
Tan. next. John r. renwick, ,. Harris Cana
r. t,psues III! lbelI. + Frank Vases and Frahk
= ua,,De.. Great excitement ptevpiled and The
..-;o,,s candidates and their ffiends, with The
- IL huvvies and wagons. succeeded in dra'r''S
-, e.JI vote. And now that the contest Is
over. we endorse the ticket s'raigAtoHf, bat sug-
v.s, that sor1c Of tire elect are rather young 70
- .rFa,bers Of City, as old as LeOnardsown,
and suppose the voting population concluded
cha. Civ Fathers, although rather young, II 10
,hs manner born" were preferable TO an old
Esbsr devoid Of this requirement.. And this
lads ne 20 inquire, where, Oh where, was Geni.
R.,lev in said consesif The election returns
ecboing the voice Of the people, answer beaten,
disastrously beaten. Why this Waterloo deieat'
A friend suggests IL was because only one out OF
"A voters claimed his residence within the Gene
rails Baileywick Aet our t1iSau "-S 80
have an opinion Of our own and ANT afraid 70
express II. First aud principally, the true cause
of Genl. Bailey's defeat is hat he did not get
enough votes, and had no rightsin Leonardtown
that its citizens felt bound 10 respect. Secondly
and incidentally, Bailey was beaten because ne
aid not stand ssraightOHt for our rights in the
Territories and was shaky and weakened on
the bred Scott Decision, two SINE qtd mons
TO success in city elections. Thirdly and finally,
il is alleged that the Genl. covered too much
Notwithstanding with one foot on Sitting Bnil
and the other on San Domingo and thus fur
nishing practical illustration Of the workings
Of his favoriie maxim, Sick SaNPeT 1aHardHis.
But we opine the Genl. was beaten because
throughout the said campaign, short sharp and
decisive, he drew too much for his lessons Of Po-
litical wisdom on BIakistone's Commentaries
and totally disregarded Daniels Prophecies.
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The American Farmer,

The May number Of this journal is flied, as
usual, with great variety Of articIes nearly all
original, upon every branch Of Agriculture suit
able for the season, and mostly BY correspondents
well known, particularly in Maryland and vir-
GINA, as prominent Agriculturists. The Horti-
cultural and Floral, as well as the Grange and
Household Departments, are well and ably filed
and viii be found Of great interest to the lovers
OF Pomona and Flora; to these this old Journal
pays particular attention. The subject Of Fer
alizers and Manures generally is one Of the spe-
ciaities Of the Farmer, and many valuable hints
upon this branch are furnished in this number,
as usual, to the general farmer. Published by
8. Sands 4 Son, Baltimore, At 81 so per annun,
CT clubs Of for s..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09
Iafaatsls Tea Party.

Though not invited to the Tea Party Of Miss
Pauline Hammett on Monday evening last, as
we had right to expect we would have been,
being in the newspaper line and an old friend,
we went nevertheless and-peeped in. AT the
head OF the table sat the graceful little hostess dis
pensing smiles right and left and all attention to
her company. She wore-but the Spring fashions
are not yet out and II might be premature to
describe the dresses worn by the ladies on the
occasion. Cardinal red, however, was the pre-
vailing color. We are unable 10 make mention
Of the gentlemen guests presentfCr want Of space,
though we feel called upon TO say that the God
father Of the Lady Of the Feast presided at the
foot of the table. Notwithstanding his spiritual
character, however, wenoticed he ate cake like the
others. And the others There was the spright-
ly Miss Nettie, the sparkling Miss Lofty, the
beautiful Miss Ruth, the loveable Miss Susie, the
adorable Miss Katie and sweet Mary Loker, be-
sides other ladies Of note and beauty, descrip-
ton Of whom we are compelled to postpone for
the present. The reason Miss Pauline Is not
mentioned here in the list Of adorables Is because
she didn't inviteus TO her tea-party, and she
knows she didn't
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the
THURSDAY nonxlso. Nay sA, 1873

THE FoREIcS OUTLooK.-If there
has been any change fOT better or worse
or any change at all n The European
outlook since our last report, we are IN
able 10 discern il. The newspapers
speak Of negotiations being re-cpened.
The truth Is. they have never been
closed. England and Russia stand 20
day exactly where they stood when the
Treaty Of San SteianO was 6rst pro-
claimed. The same distractions . .
Observation-Disclosures cOnffOntthem
Aow that confronted them then. Even
n che proposed Congress is ever con-
vened, England will enter il with one
aLimafina and Russia with another di-
rccsIy IN conflict. England wants for
her own interest that Turkey should be
restored TO all the power she enjoyed
before the war-Russia Is determined
70 engross a part at least Of the fruits 81
her late victory. Between issues 50
sharp and direct, we have never been
able to see any common basis upon
which the two countries could stand,
and as . matter Of fact, they are as wide
apart now as they have ever been. late
newspaper peace prcgnostics to the con-
trsry notwithstanding.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09

FOR April, just republished by the Is0,..,
scott publishing Co., Al Barclay Sers,, :
YcFk, contains some interesting ar,;-l., Wv
meraied below.
l.. ssThe First Ten Years Of the Canada, n.
msnion.'' Briefly reviews the his.orr Of a.
rica. describes the political parties Of ola -
ia. the fSrmation Of the Dominiou, n. - -,
the Opposition, andthe defeat Of the Fir,, D..
ion Government.
2. ssNycena." Describes DR.. SchIj.m,..,.
recent discoveries, and examines st lenvA .
traditions about the death and funeral Of A..
memnoa, with many doubts As to the ,Dr..ss
toric'' theory.
8. ssvictor Hugo" Pronounces Victor n, =.
TO be the greatest European poet Of our een,...
and in illustration Of this opinion, critics. $
detail his principal poems, dramas, and rOn,,,
ces.
i. IA wornau'S Reply 10 Frederic Harri,o, =
A short protest BY Frances Martin avatust N.
HarrisOn's theory Of the Soul and Future liz
). .ssThe northwest Frontie- Of India n.
principal features Of the borier-land an \.
seribed, including the British rsla,ions vi,s
Afxhanistan, and the Persian bOunaarv. ~
apprehension Of Russian attack on this frUps.,
Is pronounced TO be an absurd dream.
9. ''Coustantinopie." An accoaat Of ,b, NM.
emit social and political state Of that ctr. BIZ !,
writer who has resided there for Eve years.
4. ''The Proposed New University in NAueh.,.
ter"
s. ''The Duke Of Argyll and Disestabiishu,p,
In Scotland"
Q. ''The Russian and Turkish War" In M,
article we have q short account Of the ar,u,l
events and course Of the contestu to the pressp,
time.
10. tPhases ofthe Eastern Question" Briefly
presents the questions which Europe is now called
upon to decide or ratify.
The closing section, Contemporary Li,erA.
ture," reviews, as usual, the principal publica-
lions Of the last quarter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09

We know !; is wrong land all that TO be
making public the fayors Of tones sweetheart, bat
we are too proud to be prudent and here proclaim
that airy, fairy Katie c. has been making US pre-
sentofstrawberries. The date at which these were
gathered and given entitle them for this climate to
all the merits ofPrority and they were certainly Of
most delicious favor. But however precious the
gift, 1t is the little giver airy fairy, Katie c.,
we prize the highest. Henceforth we shah wear
her eolors (navy blue) in all quarrels and, II
need be- do battle for her, just As If she were over
Eve and we were under CITY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09

SAFELY THROUGH THE ORDEAL
Our brother Of the annapolis RepHbii'
can has recently passed through the or
deal Of lible suit. but has come out, We
are pleased to notice, with flying col.
ors. A MIR. Hart. Of Annapolis. feel
ing himself sggrieved by certain articles
published in the Maryland Republican
brought suit against the proprietor, Mr.
L., +. Cotton, in The Circuit Court foE
Anne Arundel county, and laid his
damages OF $4,000. The trial of the
case was concluded on Monday, and re-
suited 10 a verdict for the defendant
Mr.. Hart allowed a scurrilous sheet called
The BriekEGs, which had brief and il.
nominious existence in Baltimore, 70
be sold IN his store. The ReprCticei
commented upon Mr.. Harris supposed
connection with the disreputable papei
with much severity. He alleged that
his business was greatly injured by the
structures Of the Republican. aud went
into Court TO compel the proprietor tc
compensate him for bis loss. The jury
seems to have been Of the opinion thai
he deserved all that was said about him
In these days there is not much use oI
bringing libel salt against a newspa.
per that fearlessly, honestly and with
out malice exposes wrong, and holds
wrong-dOers up TO public reprobation,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09

WHAT THE EASTERN TROUBLES ARE
ABoUr.-lt is not the welfare OF the
Greek Christians in Turkey that Rus
sis has been Sighting for Or.is now con-
tending, nor against the "unutterable
Turk" merely. II is to get possession
Of Constantinople and an outlet from the
Black Sea into the Mediterranean. II
is not out Of any regard for Turkey or
the sacredness Of treaty Obligations that
England has thrown herself across the
path Of Russian progress in this direc-
ton, now or heretofore. II is from fear
that her supremacy in the Mediterra-
mean would be brought in question, her
new pathway TO India menaced and her
hold on her Eastern possessions loos-
ened. IL il had been question of hu-
manity on the part OF Russia or treaty
breaking on The part of England, the
quarrelling between them had been
ended long ago. As it is a question OF
interest, however, and rs there is no
possible way of settling the matter
peaeeably to the satisfaction of the two
parties in interest, they are likely to
come to blows, but whether they fight
or merely quarrel, il rs high time they
both stopped their miserable Pecksniff
talk about the Treaty Of Paris and the
suffering Christians.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09

In The EVENT OF WAR.-Of course,
in the event OF war between England
and Russia we should be neutral; but
we are tied up in our actions by stricter
rules than the ordinary ones Of interna-
tional law, pertaining TO neutrality
Three rules on this subject are laid
down by the treaty Of Washington. as
follows:
SCI. To use due diligence to prevent
The fitting out, arming or equipping,
within its jurisdiction OF any vessel
which II has reasonable ground TO be-
heve rs intended to cruise or 10 carry on
war against power with which il is at
peace; and also TO use like diligence to
prevent the departure from lis jurisdic-
ton Of any vessel intended to cruise or
carry on war as ABOVE, such vessel hav-
ing been specially adapted in whole or
in part. within such jurisdiction, TO war
like use.
''2. Not to permit or suffer either
belligerent 10 make use of its ports or
waters as the base OF naval operations
against the other, or for the purpose Of
the renewal or augmentation of militia
ry.supplies or arms, or the recruitment
oE men.
IS. To exercise due diligence in its
own ports and waters. and as to ell per-
sons within Its jurisdiction. 10 prevent
any violation of the foregoing obliga-
tons and duties"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Wharf.-The sLes of the week were as iol.
lows:
Upper Maryland red at I3Tal39 part track
and part delivered; 400 bu. do delivered a,
1876; 400 bu. do, track, at 1874; 800 bu DO :,
delivered, NJ l32al33k, and 500 bu. choice DO.
al 1914, delivered.
CoRs.--The sales Of the week were as follows.
Southeru-~2OO bu. damaged white at 30 cts:
|, $50 bu. good do. at SO; 4,TOO bu. prime DO
at 81; 2, $50 bu. 50; 5000 bu. do. ut 50; |, 500
bu. do. at 81; ESQ bu. good to prime yellow at
52a53; 6.i60 bu. prime do. at 81; 1900 bu. DO
at 50, and 800 bu. do. at 80.
OATs.-The market has been dull. but prizes
remain about steady. The sales Of the week EN-.
brace 300 bu. prime Southern at 30 cts, and $50
bu. choice do. at 40s
RYE.-There has been some export demand hr
RIVE, snd the market has ruled stronger. We
note sales Of $50 bu. prime Southern at Gs cts
ToBACco.-There is good demand for Mary
land leaf, especially the better grades, and all
desirable lots find ready sale. Inferior grades
are, as heretofore noted, dull. Proposals are out
for the French contracts and bids are invited icr
2. 400, 900 kilogrammes, or about 200 hhds
each Of Maryland and Ohio, the contracts TO tc
awarded on the 4th Of June. The large demand
renders the market very firm. We quote rs fol-
1ow.E.
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= fftsea 81 Bearsn.
a'n Evening rrayss. "


L0rd II lrea. Crsd ~ Lore.
klot NJ sas from TIsg Book shove;
heip ne fosE, - f.rerer i,c
Almays ape nnd kiHi . Thes-
Guide ns ii The holy way
Ises Ees Nsysx e astzAy
lsaokina nn1o Thee Tor iiMhfs
To gui e throngh this stagiess BigE
Make . L0rd, loving child
Lake is sEfIe lambs 20 mild,
To my frnss let me do
AL thai sheg would tell rs 10.
To nlg #stkr and brother dear
And al lhAt are % me 50 near,
Let zae ase them day ~ day
Us - f4Yeg bunabiy prsy.
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MARRIED,

On the 25th uit., in the Cathedral Baltimore,
by the Rev. Father Star THOMAS II. F0W-
LER to Miss LUCY u. BURROUGHS, both OF
this county.
On the 9Th Of April ult., at Chesterfield, Nd,
b. the Rev. James Bonner, CORNELIUS JAR
DOE, formerly Of this county, TO Miss MINER
VA c. TALBOT, Of Anne Arundel county.
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OBSERVER.

A SToRY WITH A MoRAL.---Sergeant
Acton of the Metropolitan police force,
Washington, ID. c., says his father-in-
law, Samuel Entwistle, suffered with
acute rheumatism for many years until
he became entirely helpless. After
spending more than hundreds of dollars
for all the remedies and medicines he
ever heard OF, and using up at least a
barrel of such without even experien-
cling temporary relief, he procured one
bottle of Keller's Roman Liniment,
which cured HIM so completely as to
enable him to throw aside his cane and
resume his work in the rolling mill at
the government navy yard for the first
time in many years. and that too With
out the least pain.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Geo. A. Simms
Elkanah Wise ct al.

In the Circuit Court for st. MaryS
county, sitting as a Court of Equity.
No. 424 N. f.
NRDERED this 25th day of April
u 1873, that the sale made and re.
ported by ROBERT G. COMBS, Trns;
tee in this cause, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before the LIST Monday
of June, 1873, provided a copy Of tins
order be published in the st. Mary
BEACON, once a week for three success
sive weeks prior to the said LIST Mon
day Of June.
The Report states the land sold for
1915. -
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy, Test :
]. FRANK FORD,
..rrs. Clerk
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600 acres, more or less.

This farm, the late residence of Col.
Forbes, lies on the Potomac river, near
the mouth of Briton's Bay, and Is one
Of the most valuable and productive in
st. Mary's county. It has on it all the
necessary improvements, including a
DWELLING HOUSE, BARNS, STA
BLES, TENANT HOUSES, &c. II
lies about a mile and a-half from Abell's
Wharf, and purchasers are invited to
examine the premises.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09

ES- You can bny anything IN the Sewing
Machine line al the established and reliable Or
HoxD NEG- Co., III " Gar STgKET. BALgINoay.
lower than anyEhere else In Ere country. Among
other Inducements, they guarantee ali Machines
5 years, and furnish all attachments free.
c- Send for THAR new illustrated catalogue.
Mailed free 70 any address. They sell frst-eiass
machines from $40 20 $50. Their reputation for
fair dealing i well known to many Of your best
citizcuH
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09

Ma. BARREDA's FoRTUNE.-There is
a happier sequel to the story of the
Barreda mansion in Newport than was
foreshadowed. Mr.. Barreda did lose
nearly the whole of his immense for
tune, amounting to millions, and was
reduced TO comparative poverty. He
reserved, however, a remnant from the
wreck, and this served for the support
of his wife and children in comfort, If
not in luxury, and, moreover. supplied
him with capital to begin business again.
He went 10 San Francisco two or three
wears ago, and thereafter, with almost
every one else failing around him, was
very successful. HIS original fortune
had been partly inherited and partly ac-
ouired. and the business ability that en-
abled Mr.. Barreda to augment bis pa
ternal inheritance till it reached million
aire proportions has served him in good
stead in his second struggle for wealth.
He Is low SAID to be on the high road
to fortune, and the tins may come when
he AGAIN NAV be the Possessor OF the
magnificent mansion that was too sun
lucky for James Gordon Bennett buy.
while Mr.. Barreda has been success
fully struggling for fortune IN the West,
his wife, son and three daughters have
been living in an unpretentious, but
comfortable dwelling in Forty-seventh
street, and are visited by the best socie-
Nv, but their social life is necessarily
limited bv their now comparatively
slender means. The pleasant home in
Forty-seventh street is soon to be given
up, however. Mr. Barreda IS tired Of
living alone, has sent for his family to
Join him, and they will soon 60 TO San
Francisco.
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New Ysrt clsshI.s Esuss.

AS our merchants are preparing TO visit BaIti-
more TO make their usual Spring purchases, we
suggest TO them that before filing up their or
ders for rsady-made clothing they give the New
York Clothing House, 1874 West Baltimore Street,
call and contrast the goods and prices Of this
establishment with those Of similar houses In other
parts Of the city. II viii cost nothing to make
the contrast
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Local DoTTINcs.


=. ropeluse With our present Issue nc PaO''.
..,s,n q ,he Pablo General Laws Of Maryland
passsd b the lass Legislature. me - :. :
- Teal flaws win be published = soon = 81
~rsrrs the seiay IN their publication beng sssn
- ,a,F..ft az ours. IN justice TO Col. Aiaa' sne
- -, rl,;es Clerk Of the House ofDelega'el
-. sv,v !, Is made 70 forward these laws 70
s. coup,rv press, We feel called upon 70 s'a'e,
that he has been seriously indlsPosea y. -.
weeks PISS. and has been unable IN -sAe'
20 attend 10 Official business
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09

A MucH ASSESSED STATE.-The
Democratic .7drocafe argues that Mary
land is ga much assessed State" and
expresses the hope that after two leg
islatures, an army Of assessors. sundr y
boards ofcontrol and review, the county
commissioners of the several counties,
the Appeal Tax court ofthe city of Balt-
more. and the newly appointed Tax
Commissioner. Gel. Woolford, hare
worked their wilfupon it, the property
Of the State, real, personal and mixed.
viii be well and Truly. and thoroughly
assessed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09

This old and reliable ready made Clothing
House Is now Offering TOR sale the best quality Of
Goods, made in The latest style. GentIemen's
Furnishing Goods and Piece Goods for Order
Work, always on hand, Of every variety and Of
The best material. Bat one price, and that the
lowest. II you wish to be satisfied eaIl at
wAsAxAKKR's No. Ice w. Baltimore street, Bal
timore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09

are One-tLird cash on the day of sale,
or on the day of the ratification there
of, and the residuein equalinstallments
Of one and two years, with interest on
the credit payments from lst January,
1879, at which time possession will be
given, the credit payments to be secur-
ed to the satisfaction of the Trustees.
The safe viii be made without reserve.
+. STONE,
JOHN w. MITCHELL,
Trustees.
Nav 2, LISTS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09

MEXICAN TRoUBLEs.-There isa dis
puied presidential succession in Mexico
as well as in this country and though
the effects Of this evil are bad enough
here, Il is infinitely worse over the bor-
der. The Lerdists are again on the
warpalh against the Diaz government,
which We have just acknowledged, and
are seeking to make our territory con-
tiguous to Mexico point daPPai 70 as
sail II. To head of this movement
Gen. Ord has ISSUED instructions 10 his
command TO arrest all organized bands
Of revolutionisis intending TO invade
Mexico and hand them over TO the civil
authorities.
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DIVINE SERVICE.

Methodist Episcopal Church, Sabbath, May
18th.
Mt Z:oa II a. m. Sermon-IIallowed Fire.
st. Paurs p. m. Sermon-Envy, public
and private.
MAY Q, 1878.
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Ex-SEeAToRIAL DIeEITY.-How the
ex-Senators hang around the Capitol -
They remind one ofthe veritable poor
bows AZ frolic." The other day / saw
five at one time Iounging nthe sofas back
OF the charmed circle where they used
to operate. and, as remarked at the
time, Il wasn't good day for ex.Sena-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-09

MsoTIcE.-The First Quarterly Meeting for
~ st. Mary's Circuit will be held ut Pisgah
Church / th and 18th Of May. Rev. b. Peyton
Brown, P. E., will conduct the services. Preach
ing Saturday and Sunday l94 O'Clock. a. IN.
L0vefeast at a. N. Saturday.
Nav Q. 1873.
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Tug ELEcroRaE FasUD TssUE.--
Nothing new has been developed since
our last paper in regard. 10 the electoral
issue. II is undrrssoo5. however, that
MI. Potter, a distinguished member OF
The House from New YORK, will intro
dure resolution TO investigate the late
presidential vote OF Florida and Louis-
lana and accompany il with speech
and original documents and wifi other
testimony never before published. We
have no doubt that Potter viii prove his
case beyond > peEadventure. but we are
still unable 10 see what be is going to do
or what he can do iChen be has proved il
Words break no bones and his resolu-
ton, even IL passed. can only establish
the fact that President Hayes i frsudu-
lentIy in Office, and this everybody
knows already
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~ Office to Pensioners.
FRESH
MEAT MARKET.

q respertfaIV inform my friends, and tE. paDii.s
, in general, that will open FRESH MAJ
MARKET at Moore's Hotel, LeonardtoWn, 90 ~
about the 10th Of May, instant. Orders PfoHiP'-
~ attended 80. 1900,
Nay 2, Is7S-H. ). 1hO'>'.
FOR CLERK OF TIE CIRCUIT COCBT.
Mars Elitors Please announce JET =.
LOKER as a candidate for Clerk Of the circo ,,,
Court At the ciecfios In 10 and say that NJ n.
receive the undivided support Of the voters o. TIC
Fsb % IsTs The People.