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New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
THE NEW YEARS FROSTY OPENING.
SUDDEN DROP OF THE THERMoMETER-S0MF
THING LIKE XINIRY WEATHER.

SUDDEN DROP OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THING LIKE wINTRY WEATHER
New Years Day was not q remarkably cold
day; indeed, the first day Of the year generally
appears 1t WAS exceptional in every respect. Walking
was very comfortable and the air much like that OF
most December days. For a month the mildness
OF the emperat had conradicted all previous obser
vatons and the theories founded upon them No frost
sufficient to cause discomfort, and no snow at ALL had
been the rule As a consequence the small boys had
grown weary In watching their skates with one eye while
the other with sigh, rested upon the unfrozen lakes
Stable keepers with still heavier sigh, groan almost
had watched the diminishing cnances OF sleighng, In
which New Years Day was wont to be one OF abundant
harvest. The stock OF coal in tenement houses, how
ever lasted longer, and the bad influence OF green
Yulc" did not make itself felt.
With Wednesday however, came change, ms IL Winter
had swept IN, not however, with very terrible severity
The winds rapidly gathered In strength and the ther
mometer from the respectable warmth OF 37o at noon
tumbled to 1872 at midnight. AS II it were necessary
to have foretase OF all the forms OF Wnry weather,
short snow thrown In during the early part OF
the evening. The wind blew strong and cold all night
and those only who had warm oyercoats and good
circulation Of blood were able to Tenain out
doors with any degree OF comfort Just about
the time for to get up and make the fire yes
terday morning the mercury reached the lowest point
1lo During tho day IL gradually crept up 10
23o at p. m, and as gradually fell, with
the wind, to lGo at midnight. The air
despite the rather rough breeze, was bracing
serted There were few loitcrers. however People
walked briskly not stopping 10 pass nchari;ae Jdg
ments red noses, To admire flushed cheeks. Inc
sudden change did not appear to be generally uh"eE
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FRENCH OFFICIAL CHANGES.

TAKTs,
The M0niteur states that General B0rel con-
templates resignng the Ministry OF war; ana ihiehu'
proposing General Berthaud his successor General
Ror.I vonld then become Governor OF Paris, vice
General Ladmiraut
II is stated that NJ Faye has been definitely appointed
Director OF the Paris Observatory.
General wiInpfcn, who signed the cnptIation OF
Sedan during the Franco-German war. has written
letter approving the conduct OF Major Labordere' VINO
was dismissed from the French Army by Minister OF war
Borel, for insuhordination III connection with the
Limoges affair during the late crisis. General WImpheh
further expresses his hope that Major Labordcre viii be
reinstated, with the rank Of Lieutonant-Colonel.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

THE sEMI.wEEKLY rHInU.

THE SEMI.WEEKLN TRIBUNE,
The issue ol to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY.
CHOICE EDITORIALS.
HUaORs or Tnr DAT.
RussoTuRKIsu WAR DISPATCHES AND GENERAL
FoREIeS NEWS.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS
Letters from sian and other Correspondents tho ola
World aud the New Agricultural Department. Pull 70
ports OF all tho Markets etc
sluse copies sent free application
Price da wrappers ready for nsng, cents per copy,
copy year. inve copies st copies aud
extra s2s. Postage cases to tho subscriber
Address TUE TRIBUNE. Nsyywn
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
IJIEIJ.

HALEY Wednesday, Jan ., John Bailey, IN the Aiih
wear ~ bis age. -
JAN. Ia 4.l5 ..
Intermcui NJ MiidlctOwn. Conn.
"Wednesday evening. ID inst Caroline Frances only
child of l.. and susan r. tlHpp, aged months.
Funeral Friday l23J p at ~ East iIstst Friends
rea ieste, To send 10 flowers
FISHER In Jersey Cy, Jan , 1878 Euuice Fisher
fnrmetly Of Cambridge " y, agad i3 years.
nud friends invited tO attend the funeral services
nj the residence of her SON the oy j. H. Fshef 2l2 jdst
an Frlday afternoon NJ 4 O'Clock.
The interment will place Cambridge \. T. satur
JoNEson Tuesday evening jan l. John q. Jonc aged 70
Funeral services viii b, he'll at Trinity Chapel Friday morn
lug No 10 Ococt.
Relatives respectfully invited TO attend
Chemical National Bank New York, January q lsla-At
Of the Directors Of the Chemical National BANK hed
January 2, 1873, twas
EcsoIs That n the of honored president John
friend whose upright, honest aud
selfish lie has endeaIed him 10 u- -. -. -
10 the death VI oeer whose Me and energy were do
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
A NEW YEARS BALL on THE BORDER.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Jan 3.-General Canaes
and the military officers and Federal employees in Mata-
moras gave q New Years ball in the theatre In
hsamoras, which was apparently rendered an evil
aence OF goodwill ard friendship to the inhabitants on
both sides OF the Rio Grande large number of United
etaes army and navy officers were present well as
several United States civil Service officers and citizens
the two nauonalies cOinlnngled III most harmonious
rlcndsbip. II border troubles had ever existed TO
mar mar enjoyment. As a beginning Of the year. the
pau Was a grand success.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
FOREIGN NOTES.

HALIFAX, Jan. 3-The Government steamer
Ncwhrld, arrived at Iiayre on saturday.
QUEBEC, Jan. 3.-The Minister of Customs
ha, entered an action the Superior Court against W.
d. Delaheld for the coniscaton of diamond necklace,
valued AZ : 900 which found his person when
he arrived III this country some months aso.
OTTAWA, Jan. 3.-The Hon. W. Il. Vail,
Minister of Militia and Defense A G. Jones, NJ j. foF
Halifax and Mr. Moat VI. l.. for Rlstgouehc have re-
signed their seats In the House ~ Commons. Owing 20
breach Of The Parliament Act wits for new elections
huyp bfru Issued
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
THE GATHERING OF YALE ALUMNI

CINCISNATI, Jan. 3.-The fourteenth ANIMAL
dinner OF Yale Alumni took place tonight at the Hotel
Emery. About 100 persons were present Among
them we're Professors Sumner, Nortbrop and
wheeler, Of NewHayen President Angell Of Michigan
university, and large delegation from New-York Let
ers were read from Chief Justice Waite Secretary OF
Stae Evarts, President Potter TX Marvel and from the
aaIe associations OF New-YOrk, Philadelphia and Chi
Sy9 Inc occasion was the most successful Of any ever
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
THE PERIL OF TOO MUCH CONGRESS.


No one needs. at this late day, to be told
what is The result OF reputation ana iDfaton Next TO
war they are the swlftcst aud most relentless Of all
things that curse people. They Ike the Dead sea
srts lair 20 see but ashes III the mouth. What avail
ali our protests3 That we cannot know. All that do
know is that in the presence Of great danger no one
has right TO he silent II Congress can he reached and
educated well: II not 1t Is best to have the consolation
OF having even aar of from those who are Wild and
wicked upheld the truth. III by any miracle Congress
could he kent from sitting for two years, this cOunty
would be financially safe II Is whether the sober sec
ond thought will be aroused and clarified IN time,
maj IN hp
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
GHOURKOAGAIN VICTORIOUS
THE TURKS DRIVEN BACK TO SOPHIA.

THE TURKS DRIVEN BACK TO SOPHIA.
RAPID PROGRESS MADE IN THE INVESTMENT OF
ERZERUM
While the dipomatists are talking OF peace the
Russians are completing the conquest of Turkey on
Monday General Ghourko defeated the Turks at les
kesan and forced them to retreat on Sophia twenty
five miles to the southwest. The Ottoman troops
who were at Kamarli have retreated to Satitza'
about twenty miles from the scene of the battle at
Teskesan In Asia the Russians are completing the
investment OF. Erzerum which is prepared for pro-
longed siege.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
THE INVESTMENT OF ERZERUM.
LONDON TridaV Jan. 4, ls7'

LONDON, Trldny, Jan. 4, IsIS
Reuter- telegram from Erzerum says: lhe
Russians continue concentrating troops on the PLAIN
of Erzerum Movements on the Dcve-Boyun
Heights are visible from the Turkish Notifications.
Fonr Russian infantry battalions and IA regiment of
dragons have occupied the village of Ozn near the
road to Trebizond. Every preparation has been
made here for prolonged segc'
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
RUSSO-TUkKISU WAR NOTES.

LONDON, Frlday, Jan. 7, I-IN.
The Standards Bucharest telegram reports
that Austrian subjects in Roumania liable to military
service have been ordered to return home within ten
days. $50
Muhktar Pasha has arrived here.
ATHENS. Thursday. Jan. g. 1873.
Intelligence from Crete states that Turkish ENJOYS
had conference with the Christian chiefs but being u
able TO accept their proposals, the negotiations fell
through.
PARIS Thursday, Jan. 3. ISIS.
Midhat Pasha whose departure from Rome for Lon
dom on supposed connection with Englands acceptance
OF the Porte's request for mediation, has been All
nounced has here on his way the latter city
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
L.. - - H.

The time set for the meeting of the Repub-
hcans OF NewHampshre III annual convention Is close
at hand Situated IN this State, there no oc
easion for the Endorsement OF the Presidents policy
good intentions, the Republican Senates policy
good intentions Most assuTedly any ndorsemeDt Of the
sooaed southern policy OF the President directly in
0Htcty, would be fatal 10 us as q party. No one,
matter how he may feel think the main question
can fall to this much. Hence man can ask for
ln the Republican ranks and insure defeat next March.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
LATEST SHIP NEUS.


AbNiN nv. NJ ~
shin Alameda of Bath OTIS Liverpool % days with mlse
to James Elwc < Made the Northern passage and
had variable winds .. -
FOREIGN PORT.
LONDON Jan. 3.-Saled 81 inst Southern Lights
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ?.-Saird. Pacific Mail steamship
Alaska. Hong Kong Via Yokohama
jan 3-'caTrd, steamship Ben Nevis, Dun.
a,ruue ship Gauey Bremen Arrived at the Passes
bark uhha gloucester Sailed. steamships Lone star aud
KIM, bOrktr. NewNOtk.
THIIluELHIA jan Arrived bark Caicrna Accame Lon
iordcrry Cleared bark Ornen Larsen Queenstown Home
Graves. Bremen. -,
for Glasgow.
lTor other ShiD Nelcs see hiri Pagsl
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
A COAL COyFCREycE To.DAy.

IhiLADELPAIA, Jan. 3.-The individual op-
10 the Lehgh region held an informal meeting
and after expressing disappointment at the
'aken by the representatives In meeting Of the
Board Of Control yesterday decided that the Inae,,n
nlv 80 ~ sahe place at Bethlehem tomorrow, should be
in and such action be taken as would result
" Wsnectng the combination.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
ur,vy SNOW .TOuM IN THE WEST.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. "a very heavy
snow storm has prevailed here since r. m reaching 'he
depth Of 1 inches IN three hours.
nEMrIIs Tenn, Jan IA snow storm set IN at noon
to-day. and sull continues.
LITTLE ROCK Ark, Jan. IA heavy snow storm has
pravailcd here all day The Is BOW inches deep
and still continue. to fall.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
NOT ANXIOUS FOR A DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE.
L-o. IL NL---- III

That berkshire movement for "lndepeDdcnt'
and Democratic Endorsement of President Hayes is
spreading with lightning light rardty, though If tie
attendance at the ratification meetings continues 10 fall
of as fast 1t has far Mr. Hayes Is not likely to feel
very much nlttered by IT, At the Ptshed meeting Sat
urday night there sevenytve persons present At
the Wiluamstown meeting Monday evening, there were
only fty and If the Attendance continues to decrease III
this ratio any figure how long 1t viii be before
the movement" will find itself alone.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
MARIE ROzE TO WEBER.

EVERETT HORSE. Monday evening.
DEAR SIR: | must thank you very much foi
sending me such magnificent piano. have frequently
heard In Europe about the wonderful tone OF your pianos
but must confess they surpass expectations aud fully
merit the great reputation you have won for them.
MARIE Rozg.
Albert Weber esl Ncw-Nork.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

J,rar .u,ns OF money have been made n WGlls, bv
slrwI cn0ugh iuy.st 10 the night time We reliably
informed oi The customers of Aey rockingham 4
20 IL oil made $500 Withn 80 days itom m IN
y,smcut abaut slOO. FrOthnghan go thorous h
reliable send Tor thDr Weekly Financial Report sent Tree
IN rx pltT
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
nIrslNrss TRoIrRLrs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. Sat a meeting
last night OF the creditors OF Messrs Hckox Spear,
bankers who suspended payment yesterday, arrange
ments were cOnsummated by virtue OF which the hrn
announced In this mornings Journals that they expect
to resume business on Monday next.
CINCIsNATI, Ohio, Jan. 3.-llirsch Il Co.,
whskey dealers suspended yesterday Their Liabilities
are unknown, but are supposed to be heavy.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
FIkPDGODLE.

TT0M INt LHicNyJ IFtUUFr'
1t is puerle to talk about the limited capac--
tie demand for labor and material will never be cheaper
Tho interests Of the Government the welfare OF business
the nrosnerity of the farmers the very life Of the
factnrels the sOundneSs of financial Institutions the
obligations OF good faith between creditor and debtor
and finally the single hope of resumptiOn-all depend
upon the utilization of the silver resources that now lie
idle supelfuOus and useless.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, statlonar
followed hy falling barometer. Increasing northeast
southeast winds and cloudy or partly cloudy Weathe
stationary or higher tempe efaturc rain or snow.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
A STOCK OF CUTLERY DAMAGED.

A pot of paint took fire from furnace in
tie cutlery store OF John q. Nomln at No lCl West
EightoentL-st. last evening causing he Which dam
aged the stock 10 the extent Of 500. The building,
owned by George Byle, was damaged 500 :uly IL
ftrpl
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
A RETIRING BANKER.

san FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 3.-Milton s.
Latham has retired from the London and san Francisco
Bank ON account hcalih and the pressure VI private
business.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

Hirshkind, Parker X Co., Broadway and
Grand maj building. blue signs mp stairs. afp retail
ing splendid clothing at wholesale prices lmme ne
OF fur beaver Oyercoat- and suits NJ redueedp prices
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

TRIBUNE OFFICE Jan ii q. ma rapid rise of
ar.prcssurc which bcsan late on the previous night
continued during the fair weather OF yesterday but
was succeeded shortly before midnight by n decline
The range OF the Thermometer wholly below frccz
ing point aud fell To / NJ a. III The moisture OF the
n y somewhat IN excess.
For this city and vicinity. gradual increase oi
warmth and coudncss may lie expected today, pre-
cedng rain snow, which viii probably De me feature
of Tomorrow and be followed by renewed cold.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
EXPORT OF SPECIE.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 3.-The treasure list
Of tho steamship Alaska, which sailed today for Yoka
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
The Commercial Agency.
MrKILLop & sPRAaUE co.


THE REGISTER FOR January. 1878. 8. now being pre-
pared ard viii be published the possible
IT WILL CONTAIN 4 COMPLETE LIST OF
ALL THE MANUFACTURING AND BUSINESS
MIN IL EVERY Town AND VILLAGE IN THE
UNITED STATES AID BRITISH PROVINCES
WITH NUMERALs GIVING CREDIT AND CAP.
IrAL ~ EACH CASE.
FULL LIST OF NATIONAL AND STATE
BANKS.
NAME AND ADDRESS OF EVERY PRIVATE
BANNER
The compilation inaGo from detailed reports the ofces
OF the Agency. Nos loa and III wogths'.
This Agency the erst undertake the reporting OF he
entire country and records therefore the oldest
stcnce This gives It decided advantage which IL MAIN
IA hs through numerous and Branch OGoes by
tcmatc use OF intelligent travelling agcns and BY the
ploymept OF over 1000 local .den, correspondents
The REGISTER will most valuable assistant 70
every Banking and Commercial House IN the country.
And eilccnt and economical COLLECTION AGENCY
connected with the institution.
NEw.YoRK December 1871.
The New York Association tor Improving the Con.
rccory ready Subscribers Nil be- supplied - ery
70 ihe o,e roa So ~ nS Sg't ,s5 hsh IT. IT. al hS w ie
uoumiliee-, authorized TO receive subscription. y
Howard Potter. Precedent Ne. ie Walst
James LsnoN Nic'-Pr'-i.enf. No ~ flfr1Fe
Etasu. g. Benedict Nlce rtsidrnf, Ne. loNri 'Whst
Robert ftnox kennedy NcC.rTssitrnt No 90 tfth
Henry r.. Prllew. Vice President -. l.aSi 3lth -
Charles r. chandler, NicaprcsldouL No. 81 issfftn -.
Robert y. Mluurn, Iua~urvr. y. - ~cuiirsL
I0,n Iownc Cor. Secrciary Ma. 90 pinto IIonse
teofss ". Abhc, recording So rtiaIN, No. inr 81
ELECTED MANAGERS -~tsNatt Brown, No 80 Mal
John Jacob Astor. No 3is FthDyr. ruihtrord Siuy
yc.ant 80 si5 East lsihst; Robert CoFdon No. - EI
Changrp.
CiiNiIlNEN or WARD COMMITTEES: :-Flrst Second
aud Third Wards, A.. Fulton Cutting 40 II Mais.t
Fourth. charles Chamberlain. 'aile Garden tith James
~ Van kleecs, ". - anl Nfi l2ihst rNh, John b'lf,
~ Franklin =. seyruih, William Abbott o. fkcs ~
tighth Gcorgo W. Crslghfnn. - West lo Ainl
Cvrrs PRICE, 81 West Washington fi. rcnth Jnseph q.
Heed aj Aenut Eleventh. ~. .. ctlmnton A. u, al
second ave- Twelfth James Manchester. $40 Fast Jh st..
rhrteeuh Isaac knapp i3i ChHtun - fourfcrnih icuy
West. LIS Ortndst. fiiic,rth idvln Wet a ID. ~
West MasiingionTL sixteenth Ja'1ts rIlc'f l.p ga
ave. Seventeenth. Iofph Mckee. 10 infl llfhfiI
Eishieenth Adam W ~yies ba El-t 2'stsf Nltrcrnth.
lllui Jonrs liS Iasi -lihHt Twentieth, James "A.
Tinch, lni Wtst 88d St Twenty hfsi A. a. NarHftun ~
Esst ilssi twenty s,coud plnc Thompson ia.i broad
way. a'sl tlr duly luthufiSsi Nard Cln1Fs Geo. ~
tausel, B D. Brown samuel &. Homes l. W Eais. ~. H.
T. Carin.r and :. =. Le,tfale
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
WINTER IN EARNEST.
WIND. COLD AND SNOW.

LOSS OF LIFE AND DAMAGE TO SHIPPING on THE
MASSACHUSETTS CoAsT-A sNow-sToRM IN 1HE
WEST
The sudden change in the temperature, Wednes-
day night accompanied by high winds and
driving snow-stOrm the New-England coast,
causing much damage to shipping apd the loss of
three crews Last evening heavy snow storm was
raging in Western Tennessee and Arkansas.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

hama and Hong Kong. included $752.276 fine silver,
$9s, ,S3l in trade and S3.,403 in Mexican dollars.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

uOietas charges Advice M Office or by mall ffrc y IL.
WALLS E sos. lli Naslaast, NcN-lotk
Post OGre tho tgrgn mails ioT the wees eniint
IlDAG = 1914 viii close az thus Office on
IUE.DANa at 10 NJ for EuIop by steamship Wisconsin.
Qrcfusiawn WfpNE~nA at ~ m, for tntnpe,
by steamship Abs ssiul via Queenstown TIL h-DAl.
Id j. fur Ireland hy steamship city ~ New York VIA
and - flr Europe h steamship leasing.
via Plymouth. CherborIg and amLuE. ca -AIIk az
M, ipr Europe by steamship Republic VIA QheoisioNn
correspondence for rnany, scotland Gud North o Ireland
90 De forwarded by TITS must b. specially aidrcssed
scotland ald North Of Ireland, by steam.
SHIN BOLIVIA VIA Moylc and glasgow and ~ IL 80 a. m.
steamship Donau, SOUTHAMPTON aud bfemen
nc steamships Wisconsin Ahy and Republic dc Dot
Denmark satduu ana norway The mAll1 toe
Nassau y. L.. viii leave Srw York January T. 1le mails
for Il Thomas Porto Rico and Venezuela direct viii case
NcwN January s. The mails Tor Brazil direct wil Leave
NewN ork January D. Tie mails for CHINA and Japan VIII
Francisco January TO- The nAis Tor Ausfala.
'' N,,sl,o,s D.r - Isr3 A 1 JAMES Postmaster
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

NEW losh NiEhLis h'As Hi""-o ~"
Holiday Goods.
HANDKEschIEFs.
cARprGXS jickETs 80. .,,,or.
uYDERsnIRrs. All DRhwEas,
hYEnRuGi66pI, i6I, ItIG IaGEs'
40 2G0 GItAND.sr
Also. No. 80 6th ave- corner 20tl,sf
Nervous Exnaustlon a medical essay comprising seres
dpatS6y how lost Iesitn may rsssined aoidng eesi
aeryoa, and physical Gsbiy being [rar.
psnenee P&nes & 10 e! eenn: AaaTr7s se,,.Iy hA"Ns
Now Renay.
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Attorney General Deyeos on Civil Service.
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6peeial Notices.


A Sensation!
THE HEBREW HERO.
thrilling tale Of brave young Jew VIII appear IN TIE
NEW. YORK WEEKLY, ready noxt Monday mOruing Isl
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
TRlBl'NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

trnihs %
llrra flsiDns q fr The - nii
ol tae ncfcurJ during 'h5e asafA
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

THU RrEH'S PEkttt lirs BLEND on MOCHA
AND JAVA. ~ GLASS JAWS FOR
rAIE by GEOcEla
siuEIe copies of Mr. Wm J. Charlirrs Letters tho
nn.ana Bargain and the southern Policy viii bc sHnt free
Application by postal cart, 10 staesinan vt Aohitvf
IoutOri. y. II.
The pnblic respectfully informed that the Use Of orr
name M with circular petition, issued bb one u.
NJ bennett. il wholly uuautliuliEel
isamattcr II regret that laws provide no suitable
' McKi.~sON 3 ROBBINS.
wholesale Druggists 0l Futonst. NeN York city.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04

Pnteni. inventions and dc'gns promptly secured
charges Advice M Office ur by mall ffro ,. IL.
WALES az son. A. Nassau af, Ncy-Auf
New-York tribune., 1878-01-04
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05
independents.

Independent candidates are
an invention of the enemy.
Their first act is TO turn against
their own political household.
They profess allegiance to the
principles Of the Democratic
party and rely upon Radicals
for support. They are Tor self.
Like the Ishmaelites, their hands
are raised against other men.
They have no right to expect
the support Of either party.
They can not be friends to
the Democratic party, because
they are trying to break down
the organization, one of It's
main pillars of support. They
cannot be friends to the Radi-
cal party,because they denounce
the principles Of that party.