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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Barnes 4 lialtou

BsrassI IFalton
Sa.
BOISE ard Bennett anl others.
tx euAScEhr N THE cUrSTY CorRr or LxN,E
COUNTY
10 pursuance OIL n decree Of the said Court,
rendered at the February term, 1873, the
undersigned Commissioner appointed for
the purpose will proceed at the front door
Of he Court House Of Lewis county, OH lhs
Is, day Of April, 1873, 10 sell III public AUG
lion a valuable truct oflnnd situate OIL the
right nnnd fork OF the ives, Fork rivrr, i'll
Lewis county, continuing
2U9 ACRES, 3 ROUDS AND II.
POLES,
being the .ras, OF land on which Jesse S,
BUpSH row resides.
TERMS.
Said tract will DC soId upon n credit Of c,
IL, IS and u months, the putci Aaser
executing bonds with approved security,
and bearing in,ere', from dale Tor thu
several iuSla!meuts of purcllnse munty.
HENRY BR.ANNON,
W. G. BENNETT.
mar9iw Commissioners.
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An Important Lssti Decision.

BOs7oN. March e2.-The Supreme
Court Of New Hampshire has just dc.
cided that the acquittal by jury Of
Joseph Russell, charged with murder.
ing Nliss Susan J. Hanson, ut BRONX,
field, in 1871, does 10: bar his being
tried as an acc's:ory, ,,.it'huving been
learned by the. confession Of young
man named Cmk' that he..( Bqssell)
hired him .(G0ok) to dOsthc killing.
This decision is regarded rs very mi
purilnI
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Lots in Jane Lew for Sale.

! offer for sale on the fist day the April
Court next two lots in Jane Lev, with a
,wo.s,ory franc dwelling house. ! with Two
looms below, three up stairs, with kitchen
twelve by tifcsn feet good stable with other
mt buildings
TERMS.-0rc.ibird down, one.tllirl in
ia Give months, and the remainder in "a
months, with interest on the last pa, men,
from day Of sale
S. W. HALL.
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ted. No one believes the Villers part.
All say if hc had put his bro ther
George in Villors' place, the story
would pass freely.
George was placed on the stand and
told that il he had a statement to make
to do SO. lIc said he had nothing to
say.
I visited tho graveyard at ten o'clock
when tho bodies Of the dead were un-
covered aad viewed hy hundreds. The
mothers face looked shrupken and
ghastly, showing the scars gaping rod
and angry on the forehead. The FORE
head was sunkcn until the hair Of the
eyebrows and head nearly mt,
showing the terrible force Of tn"
murderous blows. The girI's face and
head were greatly swollen great black
marks surrounded the eyes. extending
well down the checks, giving the fcs
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AT ten o'clock yesterday Oren"n
a GriswOld street Office boy was making
chalk lines on the Office Stuirs when
lis employer came busting along
from breakfast and called out:
"Any callers Sam ?"
Not even beggar." replied Sam.
Have you swept Out?"
Yes, three hours ngO."
"And busted ny table? ?"
II have"
And no one has been iu 2"
mot u soul "
Have you cleaned the windows
and blacFcd the stove "
y" Yes"
Well now, You rush our spittoOn
down there to the curbs,Onc uLd cleun
j, as ii had sixteen clients waiIing to
spit in it,"
81 have just cleaned it, sir
Then g. and borrow SOU" -
shouted tho man.-" borrow all yoL'
can ind on our floor! We've got to
have an air Of business hanging arouni
these stairs Or We wont take III shil
ling ii week! Rush up aud duwn-sIA"
w!IoOp-aY-make al The uoi,e
you eau, aud il auy one calls foe me
tell en- to take chair aud wit two
minutes ill ! cliuch the bargain an n
Mexican silver miue worth eight mil.
Iivn d.IIu.S.
Sam POeI;eted the chalk. looked at.
Ter his reII eating employer. aud stuck
up his uOss us be whispered:
"lE he wrnts an mir Of business
around here why dou', hS set out d
fire lunch. -Dtrrit FRI. Pres.
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Hawlry aad MacVeush, Stand Up !

From the New York Tribune, Rep.
The Louisiana business j. not rcry
Invc!y affair at hest. President Hayes
made great deal Of trouble for him
self mud for his party, ifho sent to tho
South the gentlemen Who represented
the Republican party nj New Orleans.
Some Of them were judiciOus and pru.
9ent; but some, It uppears, were not,
and their performances have caused o
great deal Of II" necessary scandal
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JUDICIAL SALE.

In pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit
COur, Of Hood county, pronounced in The
case Of William Woodward against Eliiah
Fles!,"r's heirs, &c., |, rs Commissioner ap-
pointed by said Court, will, on the
81 dag of June, 1878.
Il, the Court House door Of Lewis county,
being Court day, proceed TO sell ut public
auction, to the highest bidder, all the laui
Orwiich tho said Fieshcr iiet'. seized, cOu.
sisting Of lot ofaboLt
5 ACRES OF LAND,
on Polk Greek, IN Lewis county, on which
there Is frame dazzling house and other
aud is Situated on The turnpike
road abou, one mile vsH Of iFes,on. Aud
also Il LOT oflInd cinimed to contain
% ACRES,
on Buck I'LL, adjoining tue Gee Lick Run
ROAD,
TERMS OF SALE
A credit of6, IL, Is and q months will
be gwen, tie purchaser giving bonds and
good security for the purchase money, bear
lug interest iron, the lay Ofsale, 'and Us a
further security tae title will he retained.
G. D. CAMDEN,
msr244w Con missioner.
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hEGAh .'NovIcNs


Woss Virginia To wit:
Al RHics hrld III the Clerks ofi;o Of tho
County Court OF CiIruer county, on the iis,
Monday in Nare!i, 1878.
Asa L.'S:ump
vs..
Samuel u. NcOonNushcy and Newton T.
McCsnaushcy, partners doing bu,iar;,
under the firm uamrHui sty lc Of "NcCun.
Hughcy & Co.," and EpAsnim Davis mi
George " Holmes.
Is CuAxcEEY.
The object Of this suit, amongst n,!cr
things, is to rctorrr against tho de,Adng,.
Ephr1im Davis and Gcoisc " Holmes tie
sum oil S3l9 Il ccuts, with intrrcs' ,!rlron
from the 9Th day oil May, 1877, la;r! rsi!,
and to sell n lot Of 100 sticks .. ,I..-e tim.
Ter, in the bill mentioned, IN satisfaction
thereof aud IL inhiI,il, rest u aMt epjoiu
the defendants and each OF tarm IRON run
| ming or removing any OF he said timber,
and from selling or lispVsjng OF in! Of the
said 100 sticks Of timber
And II appearing ~ affidavit, filed ths:
the defendant George " lIo!mes is not a
resident OF this Slnt-, en- motion Of The
plaintiff, by counsel, ii Is ordvFcd that said
George W. Holmes do appear her" a, Rulvs
10 be held in the Clerk oIIire Of said Court,
on The. first Monday in april next, mud do
rAat ID necessary 10 prOtsct his interest4.
Tsds%:
HARRISON CAIN, CIc,k.
K. G. Linn aud Fleming & Beuuen,
PITS aiy's. mar94w
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S. W. HALL.

Ae Rive hardware and Seed House Weston uoull res
le!n attention the Levi, ni"g cOunir, thai
hand and viii keep arg, aud elegant
their lire. consisting 81
t1,'EEr md TABLE CUTLERY FANCY GOODS. REvGLEGRS
BUILDERS HARDWARE IN0S. Steel. mi NAILS, ME-.
CllANiCS aud bl.ACK$MITllS TOOLS,
AGRlCUl1 URAL IMPLEMENTS
STOVES aud KITCHEN FUR
NlfURE
Uul stuck unsurpassed by any she People hear in %
hu is TIE Hardware Store Of the place. mud make specially
purchase goods ic figures that defy ompeitoh
Sn,I Pave Western Timothy free im 9Th. onm prices
oGtuSA'er S""d lower than any place fresh clean
Kentucky fuc Grass and Orchard rass large of in stock
Our Machinery Department is complete embracing the acs,
anu approved abr saving machinery hntinm figures.
always hand the figures u can ay
ha.gu wbch be had rwhs-Ca CONVINCED
Time is moncy-Quck saIes and shorl proH,- Our Motto
MOORE BROS
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col ACRES OF LAND,

in the bill and proceedings mentioned, up"n
acr . u six, twelve aud eighteen mouths.
The purchaser will he required t" execute
Lard' with good personal security and
lieu will Ir Erraiurd OIL, saiI Iaud. US " fur
,lev security Tor the pHymrn; Of the put:
CHASE money.
Said irArI Of lnnl is situated Un the soul.
side Of the Little Kanawlm River, about six
mites below Gran,svil aud has about 10
acres Of imprO I anA Un II, in high
suite Of cultivation, with comfortable build:
iLss a.i n: I'd gUui orchard.
LEVI JOHNSON,
,rn, 2Siw G04imi sslUnrF
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fiE RHiND PATE.SF SAFETY
LAMP

Lam!
Inns been placed ul'Oh The market and the
nbl ciJ United 10 test this simple but wUn-
d,.fa! gmp, Inequalities a,c:
II CxtinguislIeS itself when over.
turned.
1t extingsishcs itself whOu dropped
nom the hand.
1t extinguistes ITSELF vh,n broken.
1t cauno' be filled while lighted
iut can he carried u. pleasure blowing
own lie chimney, or Imrnia. dawn The
'irS, 10 rAuns"ish the light, ru.!rvly uu.
necessary.
This limp gives more High, with the same
wick than Eus lump IN tile world.
Light aI'! safety secuted Tor common lalujs
BY using our safety ESInguishrr turner.
RS. BOWIE,
Agent for Lewis counsy.
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NOTICE 70 liu.t.,1J,.

~ eNAt = ~ NfEh' .H'.
To Tie Creditors q j,huS '~d.r,rM
Ge0usta:
In pursuance Of 4 deer Of the Cirrut.
Court OF the c.nuIy ur Lewis, made IT. It
cat'se therein ltndi :. 10 sI'jrr, ;hv st.
estate Of Tue said Juhn 5. Audrisun IL .,..
p"yMcn, Of hls Ael.,s YOU NE i,quss,!
present your claim: Hg.nhS, he 4w4 j. s.,
Anderson for ndj lslcs.IAI ~ VIE" ..
Bsanaoa, Commissioner, at his ollicy 81
said county, % Or hrtVrv thy tir,i GI!
Nay, is.3.
3witasss, v. Il. Bs,ac & # Ut Sos
court Ihis 10Th dayo .4nr 1858
", II r. y"
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nlar23{w
Commissioner.

THIS standard article is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are us wonderful aud
rs satisfactory rs ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color.
1t removes alI euptions, itching
and danll,Ufl. 1t gives the head .
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, anil the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands TO their normal
vlgnr, preventing badness, and
making tue hair grow thick and
strong,
As Il dressing, nothing has been
found so ctlectual or desirable.
A. a. Hayes, NJ. d., State As
sayer Of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality: and
! coiIsitlerit the DEsr PREPARATION
for lis intended purposes.
Price, One Dollar.
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COMMISSIONERS ALE,

~ CIlAScE"N
BY virtue ola deeIee u ,h I"nrI
Of Calhoun county, rendered ~" ." It'll day
Vi November, 1877, il thu ,"u. syIvd
cue, ! will, in front ri Tie court hUu'u
dor Ofa'ii Calhoun rOunty, On tbs hrst
day the May term Of .u,l rourt, which
will be the Goth day of Nay, 1873, srlI Al
public auction, to the highcS, bidder, tie
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National Republican., 1878-10-07
HOW IL THIS

We learn from the Georgia Republican
that when the Hon. JESSE A. HoLTzCLAw,
Republican candidate for Congress In the
seventh Congressional district, attempted to
address meeting in Rome, Ga, called for
the purpose of consulting as to matters
pertaining to the Congressional cam
paign," he was prevented by the armed in
terpo'ition of the postmaster at Rome, Mr..
ZACH HARGRovE This would. seem to be
a strange proceeding for postmaster hold
ing position under Republican admins
trntion, and who should have some respect
for the civil.service order by which Federal
office-holders are restricted from even civil
interference with political gatherings, to say
nothing of armed intervention. Where is
Marshal FITZsINlToNs2
National Republican., 1878-10-07
A STEP IN ruE RIGHT DIRECTION.

1t will be seen by synopsis of letter
which has been forwarded by Attorney
General DEvENs to United States District
Attorney NoETHRuP, Of South Carolina,
that the Government is taking Sery proper
steps to enforce the laws relating to the
election of members OF Congress in the
pending election. THE NATIONAL REPuB-
LICAN has been urging this matter for
some time upon the attention Of the Gov
eminent, and our advices from South Caro-
lima now indicate that the efforts OF promi-
nent Republicans from that State in this
behalf, since we broke ground on the sub
icct, have been crowned with success. 1t is
to be hoped that similar admonitions will
be sent to all the Southern States where Re-
publicans are being intcrfered with in the
exercise Of their political rights. 1t is high
time the laws were enforced, and that is all
that is necessary 10 secure fair election in
every State in the Union.
National Republican., 1878-10-07
there is a clean Democratic majority Of several

there Is a clean Democratic majority Of several
thousand.
MCLrREs Times does Its dirty work for Dill with
all the zeal and foulness with which a renegade
usually fultllls the covenant Of his apostacy.-
Harrisburg Telegraph.
Mr., ACKLES has mysteriously len New Orleans
for his plantation aud II Il said his name Is TO be
dropped from the Congressional ticket He Is
adly implicated by the last scandal.
Mn. sTENGER was nominated yesterday for re.
election to Congress In the Chambersburg district
but the number Of those who think he can be &c.
elected is not large Philadelphia Poss.
THE brng has been taken ont of the Democracy
within the passing week. Dill Is only hopeful
Mcclure has quit ciphcrng, but Curtin continues
10 damn poor mules."-Hrrrisburg Telegraph
THEY are "Coppcrhead" Greenbnckers out IN
Iowa. They have struck out the names of all the
Union soldiers from the Greenback ticket which Is
Just what men who fought to save the country
might expect from its present enemies
GENERAL GRANr leaves Paris for Spain next
week. The General did gracious act when he
sent his son, Ulysss, jr. to Mayor Ely with check
for sjGl for the yellow fever sufferers. lie will re-
main abroad till next summcr.-Syrdcuse Courier.
MAssAcHusErrspape report Thurman and vCor-
hCcs MS coming to that State to aid Butler In his
canvass. No one will doubt the report In regard TO
voorhees, but even Mr.. Thurman's political Oppo
nents will be unwilling to believe tnat he has low
cred himself 80 far tD stand upon the same plat
form with the Massachusetts, dcmagogue.
National Republican., 1878-10-07

Tomorrow elections will he held In
Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, and West Virginia In
three of these States the contest will be
sharp, and though Greenbackes and Ma
tionals are uniting their full strength
they are damaging the Democrats more than
the Republicans, and the indications are
that Republican victory will be scored in
each West Virginia is hopelessly Demo-
cratic, though Colonel BURR, who is thor
ough Republican, seems confident of his
election to the House from the second dis
trict
National Republican., 1878-10-07
POLITIC1L NOTES.

COLORADO does well for young state.
Tue Democrats Of Georgia are said to he denOral.
lied and without organization.
The Democrats of Indiana have almost given
up hope Of carrying the Legislature.
Hos Roscoe CUNKLING VIII speak In Ithaca next
Thursday evening upon tho issues Of the day.
THE Democrats OF Wisconsin will have TO do
much before they send DDOlttlc to the Senate.
II will tnke great deal Of enterprise on the part
Of CIesk Adams to leave Bellosd oil tho roll this
time.
BURLIS1ToN Harkcyc, Senator Blaine is Penn
sylyGnIa by birth, Muine By adoption, and Iowa in
politics.
j. b. spRAGUE has declined tho Democratic nom.
ination for Congress In the Twcnly-cighth New
York district
HOSEA BIGIOw must have had Governor Rice in
mind when he wrote: by time, do Ike man
what aln't aieerd."
GENERAL CnooK, 4 Broadway merchant, has been
nominated for Congress by the GTeenbuCkCTS OF tho
first New York district.
COLONEL JANIS l.. SEWARD, the independent can
ddate for Congress in the second district Of Gror-
giH, has Withdrawn from the field.
GEsERAL BEN HARRISON, Us Jhe succcSsot Of Nor.
ton, is conducting the Indiand campaign In a man
ner 10 command general admiration.
Tine Cincinnati C6mmcrcial thinks the prospect
for the Republicans in the Congressional districts
grows brighter Us the canvass proceeds.
IT Is reported that Judge NJ. NJ. CothrCn has de,
cided to decline the Democratic nomination for
Congress IN the third district Of Wisconsin,
THE Democrats who relied upon those back ooun
ties Ia Colorado % overcome that Republican lha.
jOrity have had their hopes rudely shattered,
REPUBLICASIsA means tho same thing OH the
Western prairie. a. on the Atlantic seab0ard, 1t Is
pity us much cannot be said Of Democracy.
NATHANIEL r. BASKs will be missed from the
next Congress the Republicans of his district hay.
ing nominated +. l.. Bowman, Of somsryie.
Ir did not take the whole month Of October this
year to decide the election In Colorado. The result
was too decisive " sustain Democratic lying.
JUDGE lIOAR said TO u friend tho other day; "ThG
hero Of Fort Fisher will never sign his name " q
THANKSGIVING proclamation In Massachusetts,"
The Democrats IN the House did not make much
by seating the Democratic cOntestng member from
Colorado The people have reversed the result.
The Acken scandal at New Orleans bids fair TO
be a much more serious matter for the young gen
tlemau than the Washington aiialr, II reports be
true.
THE Republicans OF New York feel greatly en-
COuFAgrd, tho harmonious and ludclOus proceed.
ings " the Saratoga convention having had good
effect
SESATOE TmURMAS has been obliged 70 give up
appointments to speak In Ohio, but confidently ex,
poets to be able 10 make few speeches in Pennsyl
Vunia,
Jo RlAcKuunN Is over in Ohio, answering Secre'
| Ary SChurIs speeches, JO Is "a bigger man than
Old Grant in his own estlulation.-LOuErWc tOm
mC,CiW
| Ex.sENAToR BUcKALEw ls spoken Of as prOba;
bio candidate for Congress in Lis dis!E!gt, wheEa
National Republican., 1878-10-07

Strange to say, this milk does not take with
the public. An act Of Congress making II a
felony to denv that these tickets are milk will
be necessary to compel even fat people to ac-
cept these tickets as milk. Already 100 OF
these quarts" will not be accepted in pay.
ment Of pint Of the old fashioned milk. Even
children refuse to swallow this kind of milk.
1t does not satisfy the stomach. One milch-
cow is held to be worth more than ton OF
these fiat quarts" If the Government can
create dollars out of paper by merely printing
This is dollar" on paper why not create
milk? If dollars and milk can be created by
law out of paper why not beefH Why not issue
cards bearing the legend:
National Republican., 1878-10-07

Now THE boy strikes his father. The
New York Commercial advertiser, HUGH J.
HASTINGS paper, attacks THURLow WEEDS
recent political utterances, denouncing his
history as inaccurate and his suggestions as
mischievous. This it knows it can do with
impunity, for Mr. WEED is most indul-
gent parent. We can but express our as
tonishment at the performance, though we
are not disposed to partisanize the conflict
We presume Mr.. WEED will pass it by as a
piece of harmless sauce on the part of the
boy.
National Republican., 1878-10-07
JOHN HANCOCK, THE. TEXAS UNION
DEMOCRAT,


JOHN HANCOCK, THE. TEXAS UNION
DEMOCRAT.
The war is over, and we have accepted
the situation" shout the ex-rebels of the
South whenever allusion Is made to their
participation in the late unpleasantness."
" The war Is over" echo their Democratic
allies and friends in the North. The South
ern people have returned to their allegiance
If they erred, they have repented, and 1t is
infamous and unpatriotic to harrow up their
feelings by reminders Of tho past or, Us
they put it, to wave the bloody shirt"
Let US forget and forgive. Let US live in
peace with the South, for they are willing
to let bygones be bygones When these
Democrats are told that the South still
treasures the doctrine of secession that the
leaders there will not permit bygones TO be
bygones, the assertion is Indignantly denied.
When they are told, Furthermore, that to have
been Union man during the war Is dis
grace in the eyes of the vast majority of the
people of the South, their indignation rises
to a boiling point, and they fail TO find
language to give adequate expression
to their denials; but the plain facts,
facts which cannot be disproved, are
that no Union man need hope for
political recognition in the South. lie is
to that people an outcast. If he goes there
from the North and invests his money to
build the waste places and dares to express
n political sentiment, he is denounced as Il,
arpet.bagger. If he was Southern born
and was q Union man he Is scallawag
aud traitor to his country in the estima-
tion of these rebels.
The case Of Hon. JOHN HANCOCK, oi
Texas, affords good illustration of South
ern sentiment on this point Mr.. HANCOCK
was born Of Virginia parents in Alabama
He was educated wholly in the South II,
settled in Texas In lsi7, and was member
of the Texas Legislature in is60-'6l. liz
was expelled from that body for refusing tc
take the oath of allegiance to the Conieder'
ate States, and throughout the war he re-
manned loyal and true to the Union. After
reconstruction, when the Republican party
was fully in power, and when 1t WAS neces-
sary that the right sort Of men should be
sent to Congress II the State hoped to be
represented, JOHN HANCOCK was elected by
Texas Democrats to the Forty-second Con
gress and afterward to the Forty-third ant
Forty fourth. His Democratic constituent
never charged him with a failure to perform
his whole duty US n Representative. 1t wa!
too early then to denounce u man becaus,
II
The Southern rebels moved by degrees
The first step was to defeat him for nomina
ton in 1876, and in the place OF this native
born Southerner they sent to the Forty -liltl
Congress renegade Peunsylyanian name,
GIDDINGs, who became q citizen Of Texa
in 1852, and developed into full-aedge,
rebel in 1861. The time had not yet COM
to denounce HANCOCK openly for his Union
ism. But this year the fruit was considered
National Republican., 1878-10-07

THE Baltimore Gazette says 1t is costing
Gen eral GRANT $50 day to keep out of
/" the country, and q poor man can't stand
that sort Of thing very long" Expensive
as it would seem to be, we have no doubt
the Democratic party would readily pay
him 500 day if he would stay out of the
country until after 1880. 1t is thought,
however, that his engagement at home dur
ing that year would render 1t inexpedient
for him to make any arrangement with that
side. He is giving them much trouble now.
lie will give them more then.
National Republican., 1878-10-07

THE Peoples Adrocate, published in this
city, says; The threat of the Post that.
" when the Democratic party comes into
"pOwer in lssl, it will drive the negroes
" from the city, deserves the attention Of
every colored voter in this country. With
" out a solid South that party cannot
" come into power, and there can he no
a. solid South unless the coored voter.
either vote the Democratic ticket or re.
main away from the polls
National Republican., 1878-10-07

THE Democrats of Ohio have become seri-
ously alarmed at their prospects, and have
resorted to their traditional swindle by i'm
porting voters from Kentucky and other
Southern States. Under this process they
begin to assume a confidence that is not
real, and which will rapidly ooze out on
tomorrow, for the Republicans are fore.
warned, and hence are preparing to make
short work with the imported voters where.
ever they make their appearance