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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

a.7tp9e1 bales. agatnst 2'go pit bales lest week.
and i. Off .fbl bales last year an lntfease, com
paral to tIla former. Of 1880 bales, aud de-
efense impaired to the iattef. OF 3tl ,slss
Mt teespts since Yesterday .......4's+.. 3.lhl
neneipta from other ports. .............. 2.atn
Net receipts last Saturday .-4t!..,s+E. 3so5t
Net receipts this day last year ........... ATTY
Net receipts since september 1........ i 0a1.4l
Met taeaiIsts sas ,ne last year. +.t.4.4 psl ,lGa
Cotton Oh shipbuard Ha per account OF the
rntfon Tyrhanpa a. follows. Liverpool 53,o5B
bnles Havre ~ ,anG, Bremah as27. Mediterranean
1856, North Sea A.nt1; Spain 1877, Mexico i9H'
et,astwise sTae; total 141. .2sG bales. This, taksn
from tho stock At nopn, as noted at the Ez-
change leaves In presses aat ,a22 bales.
Tie movement at ports for one day un 10
moon tl-t1av Ia pivat below:
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The wives Of the late Brigham Young we're
unable to agreSS during his lifetime, and can
not, of course, be expected to harmonize after
his death. They are now quarrelng, over the
estate OF the Prophet, and a big lawsuit seems
TO be in prospect. Between the twenty-five
wives and forty-tive children the property
will look sick, very sick, especially after a
year or two of litigation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

Eyrich 1870 Canal street. Is not only provided
with the latest books and the finest stationary,
but has attached to bis store a news. depart
ment provided with all newspapers and pic ure
and Bazaar Frank Leslies Boys and Girls
Weekly Ledger. etc. Every age and sex can get
something interesting from him in the literary
line. as he has all the fashion journals for the
ladies. all the boys and girls magazines for the
young ones. aud everything in the news line
for the men. Come one, come all
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
weekly Hsneneial Rev,ew.

Nbw YoHH. Feb 1G. -@Tha events Of the week In
financial circles WAra not intpurtant aud dull
ness prevailed In most rf ts nark kata.
At the eusa the paeaagH ri the silver bill by
the Renate naturally bHpnme the le ding topie
of discussion. although the Immediate effect on
values was slight.
The money market continued easy, and low
rates prevailed. Borrowers on call we're aS%
rplntnndattd at Y eetit.
The foreign exchanges we're lower early ifl
the wnaH but subsequently, became firm, and
rates were advanced slightly.
speenlatlnB in gold was comparatively tame.
althhugl, tl,s pfea fueuatei frequently be~
tweFn tnt fsG9ln27s. mt the close there was ~
drop to lag Government bonds were active Mt
the opening, through prices declined fran-
ticnt but subsequently, tlrIner tone prevailed.
aud there WAS a general advahes of ,aapss per
cent ~ +
Tie railway and miscellaneous speeulatien
was exceeding efratin IN its course; IN ths
early dealings n hhavy tone ptsyaled. and
nrices declined t,M29g per cent. but towards
the close the market beeame strong tho coal
stock rneording lsGa3 per ceqt, and the general
list is6o2t1 per cent from the lowest point
"A feature ef The market was n break In
Ghioago and Alton uf over 8 per cent and Sub
senttent teeovety business op the whpla was
on H limited scale aud some of the usually ae-
tive stocks were quiet aud neglected Mt inter-
walls. ~ =
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

The Nashville american says: "Wah Hing
the Chinese aundryman on Cherry street. ap-
piled to the county clerk yesterday for II H.
ct,se t. marrya coored girl whom he en-
ploys in his laundry The clerk refusfxl b.
Issue the license, as he said 1t was prohibited
by law. The Chinaman. after considering for
while. remarked: 'Whitee woman no have
me- and YOU no 4, lettee ). me hase yellow GAL me
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

: NHw foRK Feb. 10 Money closed at v cont.
Exchange closed steady, ut tsa'sS4stts. Gold
opened at ln2a, declined TO 1h2 aud closed al
&c lip4m11pts. Pacific Rairoad bonds closed
aH fplloNa Union nrsts 1ot a,@1pt5s; ; land g6ants
1ot' 5@lo4a: sinkiYg funds pszs@s1ta Ue1Hfals
1nl sGHtub @
In state bonds District Of Columbite s.e5E
sold at 17t1T7ts,
Gold clshfings ht tho ". B. s. n. Y.-Nold bhl
aneeH st.e2a.stl. currency balances. II 6f5. .1s3 !.
gold elsaripgs. slG.ila 900.
Clearing House Statement Currency exs
ohangee say psg f58 currency balances. .s2p ESQ
gold exchanges. s6ols.ppi. gold balances.
Al ,6hp.51n o oe
Weekly Clearing House Staiemsnt-Cu
ay exchanges. t3a3 07p. 42l currency balances,
sie 1oa. $50; gold exchanges, s6a.lep,go9: gold
balances. n, ,o22 35n
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
vveeklv sDuD DtatIHns M Hides.

MesHrs. Hay 4 MahlH have our THANKS Ior
the following circular, -s. s... ...-. IF.
Steer Hides, City Slaughter, over nj n, .
= 81 = - g.. =
Steer Hides, CITY hlauehter 10 to 81 IT. y H.. saae
steer Hides. City Slaughter. under 10 10,
=. " :.. ..t4ss stjE3t44-4:' sstYss.4A.as e
Npw Hides. City Slaughter as they run " lb g
hirs, City Haughtar. 20 To ID ID. y ID .sap 9
Calf skins enoh u ...st....... .4,.s...4.....Tg ~
lount Hides. Flint, 40 to az IL. y ib.,,.,.12 g
Country Hides, Flint. damaged half price.
Bhtswaxt prime yellow, q 1b.....4..,. .25a27 ~
Ux Horns. each. h......,t4...................
IHllbW, ~ b..s..s.---- .4.t14.s4....,.i...7RB
The mar ket for hides s weak and q farther
decline in The North Influences huyefs to teueds
here Wool dun. Talpw uuiet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

OFFICE STATE TAX CoL1EcToR.
Fihh District
New Orleans. February Z. 1873
The taxpayers Of this district are hereby
notified that am now ready TO receive current
taxes and licences for 1873 at my office, corner
Of Villere and Seguin streets. Agiers. Fifth
District.
feS lot M J. JARRETT foltectnr
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

ANOTHER LOYAL DUKE.-Quite a stir was
created yesterday at the royal headquarters Of
King Rex by the arrival OF Duke Boulevard. He
entered into the grand preparation that is now
being made for the reception Of the King with
much spirit.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

lax COLLECTORS OFFICE. FOURTH DISTRICT.
O 2s1 Josephine street.
New Orleans, February /, 1878
In compliance with section 81 of oct No. 80 Of
1877, hereby give notice to all parties con-
cerned that this Office is NOW OPEN for the
collection OF current State Taxes and Licenses.
4. G.. BOND,
fec 10 13 II State Tax Collector.
DUNDEE BAGS,
T ARGE SIZE, IN LOTS TO SUIT. BY
IL VIM DILLON.
jazz I'm cod 107 Poydras street.
]. II. WALKER, ID. ID. B.,
HS0........... .DeFOrd street.
CAREFULLY PERFORMS ALL OPERATIONS
IN DENTISTRY.
oe2st
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
O CONN EHGHAE..
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.

OFFICE NEW OHLEhNH DEMOURAT.
Saturday Evening. Feb. t6. 1878.
GENERAL REMARKH@+To-dny has besu
I clear. cool. delightful day. General business
continues quiet.
The reports from tiverpooo o md New York
showed. very unexpectedly. an i'm mproyement In
tone and feeling. In fnet, New York loomed VI
considerably. and exhibited an advance of te
10 points In futures. These adyiees necessarily
| had nn effect upon our own market. making IL
| steady Mt yesterdays quotations. md with Il
good demand. tho sales mounted up to 1o2m
bales-a larger showing than any day has OK
hihited for weeks pasto
The stock Of -four has been much reduced by
means Of demand for home consumption and 4
Few thousand barrels taken for ex port to Eng
land. There Is Il ateadinees observable both La
demand and prices, in this article Of commerce
Though the movement to day iR confined to Il G
local trade. holders are evidently hplding for a
rise In prices. o
Pork, tho most important component tom of
the porcine product, shows signs Of improves
ment. Tho market closed to- day steady and
strong ut stt 80 u Dbl. tho demand being good.
A few hopeful and enthusiastic holders are ask
inlehigher prices.
Receivers Of dry salt meats show an indispo-
sition to sell their stocks ut present prices. and
are asking an advance Of 1se " Ii bover yester-
days quotations..
In sugnr tho supply continues small, and the
market is quiet. with steady feeling In prices.
The demand for molasses is small prices are
'flrm for choice grades. which are scarce.
COTTON The market opened under the In
nnenee Of favorable reports from Liverpool
and New York the former showing u eteadier
tone and the latter being sm1o points higher in
futures. Under these advces our own market
became osteady at yesterdays quotations. The
demand was active. with large saies. amounting
to 10 200 bales.
Tho closing report of the C9tton Exchange
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17


The demand for loanable funds a' the banks
ls small, and the coulter tsanaae ions small
On the street there is but little payer offered
and rates are easy A.r.
We auote exceptional paper en- v cent
Al do sMlt: second grade DO t2co loans on
eollaterals 60: Al morteaas paper sDt0,
second grade do % y cent per antium.
Gold IL steady and in fails demand.
Foreign Exchange ts moaerats!y aeSve and
steady.
@ hight continues firm o
State Uonstls are barely stnady at q ssedstss
Premium Bonds strong at ~ f4an312@.
Stocks quiet. g.
Gold opened In Nsw York ri ios's aid closed
at 1n2ts. Here itnpened at assWl02s II and closed
at toa'eg1n2's Sales 80 ooo ct ioA is@ieas :
sTENLlNG sALts 1ls neo and slb,p1p bill of
ading at Asp; e7oeo Do at 4sstsi and sepoo de at
tastDtRa. bank Sterling -W49l's: commercial
bills 4ggtH4eu. q
FRANgs-~ franes . commercial steiai
efuHT BALE sAo, ,Vto at sol ID u cent dis.
count. Bank sight pt. commercial 5stat-16 u
cent Asrn,jtlt
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
EHnsnessiss Ma rA Rfa.

NHW YORK, Feb. 1f, 1O4b a. tr.-UDffea easier.
sales-2s 2ss7 Maraoaibb. tss7 Lagt,Yra D. T.. l7rs
Bio at baltimore, per senorita. .. t. Gargoes-
Ordinary l41t fair tsts. good IL. prime 17R. lots
ta8Mis4. Itaw sugar steady. with fair de-
mand sales1aoo hhds. TsiineH sugar stsads
and in fair demand, Llnssed oil faGebt. .,..
$40 .. m-aroteffes Without any auotable
.CHtnAeo. Feb 10 Wheat opened Mt s1 10
March o2Tn AamGH's iGI May. . n,rh $40 - ApriL
Latd. .nohlng doing. Lht,, !, whsHt was strong
mt4a May. Pork sio 60 March; slg 10 April;
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
Foreign Markets.


diff ttynnsooa ans FEB t. uaangg 1ap9 Gee
Middling Orleans 81; sales e6oo bales,
speculation Corn-New 27s 8I0e27s I'd. oId ass
sddD2as Cd Wheat-W Western spriug IDs 4d01t1s !.
Western winter lis 2aN11ls sd. Oats a. harley
II I'D. CANADA peas SIS. Lard-prime Western
5as I'd. Tall6w4 Prime city 4os Gd D.. y. G. LON
don 40sGp4os ad Pork Eastern Gas Western bbs.
Beef-lndia mess g2s; extra do l1es; prime
mess s4s. Bacon Cumberland cut 5gs short
hams-long cut AIS. shoulders 7ss ed. Chaeses
American choice Cos. Rosin--et,n mon So Cd
fine 1bs. Turpentins@sprits his Cd. Lard oil
4Gs.
Las o. m.--Flour unchanged nj 2as. Wheat
frmer: unchanged, los 7d@t1s 2d;Gialifornia
club. l2s sdNot2s lid: DO average. t2s 4daI2s III
Corn ftrmsr; new 27s sd. Canadian peas mn
changed ht S7a.
o ~ ,o,- Beef india mess advanced Is and Is
steaay at eaa; prime mess In steady ut s5sa
All other articles unchanged as follows.
s5ss. Bacon dpll Cumberland cut At VAS: short
long ept dul al 48s, Shouiidersg 81 dun 1t us.
Beef-Gxtra India mess sfeady 1T ttes. TurDen-
tipe~-spirits steady ht a9s Cd. Eosin-~eomrnon
city steady Ut 4os Cd. Gheeee-A american stsadg
at eas. Lhrd oil dull al 4ca.
,LoNbnN, Feb. 1G;, D.. m.-~Flonr duh andep
5ls cd red winter bes California 59s0e59s ed:
Chicago 10 arrive 4ps 6dW5os California 54s ed0
sos; ar rivals for orders light. Corn quiet: ear
goes of .eoast 2ss@2s 81 new. to arrive. 2ss cd;
arrivals for orders light.
LONDON. Feb 1e. D. fn.-Refned petroleum
pIsalJOd
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

WBHTEIa's REIMBURSEMENT On CanHI street.
No. 135, la probably one Of the largest In ths
Southern country, The, proprietor Of this
mammoth establishment Ia II practical musi-
ness. Believing. his Judgment IL correct In
having selected the. Chicksring and Hartmann
and always feels assured that his instrumsnts
will give perfect satisfaction. In addition to
pianos and organs. Mr.. WerIein has always 1n
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

=. OfFuEh Co g CHINA PALACE. Only those
who are familiar with the china business can
realize what an elegant stock Of china these
gentlemen have at present in store. Their
stock has been selected with q great deal of care
Haveland Il 10, Limoges, France, The deco
rated chinaware thnt they have In stock at pres
ent was all nnfaetured by the above ceIe-
Bacharet and Bohemian styles and designs. the
exclusive property Of Mr.. OfYner. Call and ex-
annie their stock, at 17i Canal street. -
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

The examiners Of the Bark of NORTH Asner
len At New York report that N the Institution
had been manaaed with rroper vigilance aud
eate. the embeztIement Of its late telles might
have heat prevenhehs
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

THE TEA REMEDY UoGToR treals nil cages oY
deafness. Office l3a Carondelet street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

In the port of New Orleans there are nFT igi
vassnls rated "a follows: 1s steamshps a.
ahips. u t'atks, + hsigs and l5,seleoners. This
report ,1oas not include The vessels III tAe Old
and New Basins.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

Gov. eplyuft has revived the almost h,rgrts
ten Law. If the State of Georgia. requiring The
banks of The State TO make returns. There are
seventy nve banks In the State eleven os which
ara ii ablDnhl banks, thittE-lve State bhnAs aud
tbirtp-ene pihyate banking houses.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

Heeetpts nj ports since September l.,.. 8 afB A
Reeeipfs same time Inst year d 4n5 ns
Receipts same time week before. .s...s 8 bsTt
Tie exports from oil United atntesoports, egn
splidated, as .per kilograms to the. Cotton Elk
change, for ihe week have hesn as follows!
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
Commercial and Financial Matters.

Each bankruptcy lessens The distance between
two hostile armies, the rich aud the poor, The
debtors and the creditors hHnsas City Times.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
ng report of the Cotton Exchange

mand good.
COTTON STATEMENT.
In store and on shpboard Sept. /. 1877. .21 1856
Gross receipts previously. ...f 2s2 262-1 2sa 359
Total supply. Observation-Disclosures. 1.aoe 7I5
Exported to-day. II 5A
Exported previously. a16. .le3- e27. .6s7
Total stocks this sday-................... 382 028
Total stock this day last year. 34 ,959
Exports to-day were 4oo3 bales to Cork 2525
bales to Bremen 1900 to Cronstadt and 779 to
Barcelona.
THE WORLDS COTTON SUPPLY.
The New York Commercial and Financial
Chronicle makes the visible supply OF cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

DR.. J. r. Walker, 1so Delord street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

| Gen. r. y. NJ Young. commissioners for The
cotton States at The Paris Exposition is making
u tour and eoleetins articles for exhibition He
informs The Atlanta Constitution that the wtole
South appears to be perfactly dead upon the sub
ieet. and Unless d change be made very eoon
viii have no representation at the worlds fair
The appropriation Is p very s,eal 'onIs sl5o,.
ono that great deal will depend on Individual
effort.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

Cone's Tobacco Plant estimates that the to-
haeet, annually consumed In the world amoants
10 about 2.ooo 900 poo two thousand millions OF
pounds and that II she leaves we're inade Into a
roll two inches In diameter, we Should have a
tobacno serpept'' which. following the direction
of the equator, would wind around the earth
thirty times.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

'Tle experts Of tobacco from this part tetste
present time amount To tHf1 boasheads. asnaast
aa,, hegshaads last Vear. The egporta Of aour
foot up 7ayasa barrast against as,tse barrels Tor
fhe same titna last yenr.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

A large number Of our commercial men. en-
bracing the tta ane 10 ID creme Of our Western
rrodunn merchants, have sent In to the Legis-
lature n communication strongly advocating
The ADOPTION Of the Board Of 'brade bill No. 9at
NOW before the Judiciary Committee. These
sianera exrteas their opinion that the passage
Of this bill will adtolaraey TO the commerce ol
New Orleans and supply q wamt long felt by
The merchants thereof.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-02-17

The IT. Louis Republican Of the 14th instant
snys The Eurnpeen complication has put a
wet blanket on the cotton trade OF the country.
and st. Louis has suffered from the dspres"
alon n common with the other cotton markets
hut If war comes In The end, We shall doubtless
find M, Increased Hernand from home tnanu-
taoturers to eompeneateaor the loss Of the Eng
liah custom, BE that as II may. however, the
impetns which war would give to the grain trade
would most certainly conR,lete theGevolutlon in
that trade which a now progressing, and davel-
on tho full possibilities of the all water route
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-18

or ssntesoes sciestilc non ard 10.
terviswers who hare exanined this 10,
strunsus cay there Il 20 doebt that. i
placed oE = locomotive, Il vii raise iis
voice 10 a wosderial degree. AID az
aoanoe ia giant tones. tbAs can be
heard Tor niies, Il am the engine Mar
nsduke. aud vii stop At Boouton sia-
Ton.
Il Is reported TIA, Edison iateuds to
start a bizarre publication Office in New
York as soon as the greatest outcome
Of bis genius. the photograph. is per-
iected Music, uoTcls, orchestral per.
formauces by brass sni string bands,
instrumental and vocal solos and part
songs arc among the publications that
are promised BY this new Wizard Of
the North All sounds that delight
the ear are 10 be caught. electroiyped
and put upon the market. The music
Of a whole orchestra, according TO the
dazzling scheme, is to be concentrated
and registered by means Of large
hood or funnel, while au ordinary htty.
cent novel is to be placed upon a cir.
culGr plate six inches in diameter.
Edison, seeing the end Of bis stupen-
dvous invention from the beginning,
TALKS about the future triumphs Of the
photograph in way well calculated
10 daze the mind Of the listener This,
for instance, is the way he goes on
you can have a photograph in your
parlor with an album Of selected pho
nogrsphic matter lying beside it. You
can take sheet from the album, place
IT on the phonogrsph, start the clock
work and have a symphony performed.
Then, by changing the sheet, you can
listen TO chapter or two from a favor
tie novel, aud this may be followed by
a song, duet, or quartette. AT the
close the young people may indulge in
a waltz, in which all may Join, for no
one need be asked to play the dance
music"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-18
rIr pnoNoeKAPm.

One Of the most remarkable inyen.
tions Of any age or country is thai Of
cur countryman, Mr.. Edison, of q
simple instrument for recording human
speech or any sound so that it can be
accurately reproduced any number Of
times, with tone and infection and
every peculiarly which existed in the
original.
The following description is taken
largely from an article in the Popular
Science Monthly for April. There are
two different kinds Of talking ma
chimes" One was invented by PROBES
sor Faber, Of Vienna, which is the
most perfect specimen Of its kind. and
the other and only one Of its kind, by
Mr.. Edison. Faber's invention work
ell al the source Of articulate sounds,
aud built up an artificial organ Of
speech, whose parts. as nearly as pos
sible, perform the functions Of the natu'
raj ofgrns IN our vocal apparatus.
Professor Faber bias reproduced the
mechanical causes Of the vibrations
making voice and speech, the move
meats q our vocal organs Mr.. Edison
on The contrary, solved the problem by
obtaining the mechanical effect Of these
/ vibrations the movement which the
drumskin of the ear has when il is act
ed on by tue vibrations caused by
sounds. Faber has produced an arti'
fetal set of vocal organs; Edison an
artificial ear, which is also capable Of
transmitting what il receives. The
I phonograph is extremely simple, con.
sisiing Of brass cylinder, covered
with iin-foil, and disc. vibrating plate
or drum, which, when agitaied by vi
brations Of the air records the sound on
the tin.foil, by means Of sharp point,
which makes impressions on the cylin-
der. When this motion Of the cylinder
is reversed, the squad is repeated by
/ the instrument itself Thus a speech,
song, concert. Or anything else could
/ be taken down on the machine to-day
and reproduced any time at will. Lee
lurefs. singers. concert managers, etc.
willhaye to devise some means against
The reproduction Of their efforts, or,
once rendered, they become the most
public property.
Another method Of transmitting
sound is BY means Of another inven-
ton, or rather another application Of
the sane idea, called the arophone.
IL this machine the vibrating plate OF
tie phonograph il The key Of the mys.
terry. This disc. which Ia the ether in
strument moves sharp point over a
revolving cylinder, 10 The erophone
operates As a valve 70 shut Oh aud
open The Cow OF steam through pipe
I leading from the boiler OF locomotive
10 a peculiarly arranged born Or whis-
lie. by this contrivaaee The steam,
instead Of predicting long, ccalnn.
/ Gus toos, is made 10 pronounce wcrds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-18

Alersnatf Il Stephens resumption
bili. offered 10 The House tie frsi. pro
siAes that the secretary q the treasury
a. soen AZ be shall have cola ADD bal
liob amounting TO 500, 600 600, shAll
redeem the uniiod States notes when
preseated 10 amouhts of 81 goo or up
ward un,ii the amount " coin and
buIlion is reduced 10 $50 600. 900. when
90 tnore shall 10 redeemed rnlil the
amount oi coin again amounts 70 $780,.
600 600 IN the interval which 10 re.
quifed to restore the coinirom fifty 70
oue hundred millions legal tender
notes may be exchanged for four per
cent bonds. The bin is said to repre-
sent the views Of the more conservative
men Of the south
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-04-18

lhe Republicans in Congress met
Is caucus last week and rcorganized
The Congressional Committee, Of which
Col. Joyce is the member for this state
There came near being serious out
burst Of feeling At the caucus against
President Hayes and the administra.
ton. but Senator Edmuuds poured oil
upon the troubled waters in a short
speech advising reference Of the
whole matter % the new committee
which was done. The committee is q
strong one and vigorous campaign
10 portended, whether the administra.
ton will or Mill.