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The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

WE have little room in which to ami
madvert upon the victory the Democratic
party has gained in this State, and little
desire to do so if we had room. We,
therefore, have little to say in addition to
what was said in the Extra GAZETTE
issued about O'Clock this morning. We
have added all the returns it was possible
to get, and revised some of those We had
given, making the report for the county
as full and accurate as possible.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

DJOURNED SHERIFT'S SALE.
N BY virtue of II writ of Vendltloni
Exponas. To me directed, Will be exposed
to publ sale at the
HOTEL OF ALEX. MAXWELL,
In Miidletown, in st. Georges hundred
New Castle County, Delaware, on
URSDAY,
The l4th DAY OF NOVEMBER,A DIETS,
At 9 O'Clock, p. m, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, viz:
No I. All that plani alton or tract OF
land situate in ST. Georges hundred, new
Castle County, Delaware, bounded as iol-
lows, to wit: Beginning at stone on tne
east of the public road leading TO the new
| bridge across A AIpoquiniminkc creek COT
ner for these premises and lands OF Alon
20 Gordon, and running thence Will sal9
road south 81 3 4 degrees west chains al, ANY y
] 23- loo TO ii stake In said road, THENCE VIII VIII
| said road and lands of George o'BurgesssS ;
| and 4 o. 2, hereafter described, soutn o.
degrees west "A l3-loo chains to stake heai M,
| "A bridge over n branch OF Stru IN
| creek, still with the said No. SCUM ~, 70 4
| degrees east 90 chains to Appoqulhllniinnn in
| creek thence down said creek by tne sever
al courses thereof to the north 81 Stiuih
! kiln creek. thence up the sa d Stru hhii''
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

SHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue OF "a writ of Levarl Facias
TO me directed, Will be exposed TO Public
Sale, al the
At Townsend, in AppoquInimink k hun
dred, New Castle County, Delaware, on
MONDAY,
The 1lth DAY OF NOVEM BER, 1873,
AT O'Clock, p. m, the following de-
scrlbei Real Estate, viz;
II that certain ract, piece or parcel OF
land situated in Appoquinimio Hundred
afoI esaid, binding ON the pubic road lead
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

In Philadelphia, Alderman X. McClos-
key. Democrat, brother of our late
Street Commissioner, +. McCloskey, is
elected to the Legislature by about 700
majority. F. A. Purcell, Esq, Dem, a
son of Mr.. VIM. j. j. Purcell, received a
very large vote and is ahead of his ticket,
but is there We're four Democrats and
only two Republicans running in his dis
tlict the latter were elected. We regret
Mr.. purcell's defeat. He should hay,
been elected as his ability and merits de
served.
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.SHERIFF'S SHES.

l..
SALE.
~ yirtue of a writ OF Venditioni Ex-
pOnHs, TO me directed, VIII DO expose" w
ruS'Eto 1oEAY " YnrTE vi r 81 HOTEL, si shipley 1T,
Kent by John j. DoughrTty IN The Guy
of Wilmington, New Castle County. De'-
"""''' y" WEDNESDAY,
THE0h DAY OF MOVE N BER. A;D ISIS
AT 2 O'Clock, p. m, Tue lollo"4hs "e
scrlhed real estate. viz ,
mol All THAI certain lot, piece or PAT
Gel OF land situated in the CITY OF WI
miAgton. New Castle county ahd Sthie VI
Delaware, bound ed ana described as loi-
/ ws, to wit: Beginning al a point on ,,le
westerly side o: Broom street, at the dls-
lance OF Gi ieel southeriy from the south, /,
erly ide OF sixth street hi IA corner Oh lahu
| ,f Ell Nicholas, thence westerly phIhiiei
| with SIKH street IL, f. ito corne thence
souiherly parallel with Broom street =
Ieet 10 ., corner, thence easlerly pirallei
| with sixth street 40 feet 10 the alCrt salu
! side of Broom street, a. d hence therei
nnrlheily "a feet TO lhe place ol beginning <
be the contents within said bounds wha'
| may.
NOT All that certain lot, place or pHr'
| ce. of lai Il situate Ia Chrlsllana un. fed
| county and stat. aforesaid. bound IL ana
J d. scribtd AS follows, 10 wit Beg slnnlnf
| at a STAKE on the notherly side oi Foutlh
| street extended, of " feet Inches wlds
between Hawley and Webb streets at me
I ulNlfltltt Oh ~ itfi Wt6itli ~ ilpih -
| erly side of Hawley street, at % i'et wlde
thence northeTIy parallel with Hawley
street III feet 6 inches to "A stake, thence
westerly parallel with Fourth street, q
| feet to another stake thence soulhtfly par
| allel wan Hawley street, III feet iucte'
/ 10 the aforesaid side Of Fourth street ano
| thence thereby east"rly 5O feet 10 the place
| OF beginning, be the contents Their oil wha
they may.
| o. 5 All that certain lot Of land with
| "A three sJory brick DIV, ling house thereon
| situate In the sad city OF VIII ailngtpn
bounded anu d, scrib, d as follows, to wit
beginning at the noriherly side of Flitf
street. between Jefferson and Nadls l
streets, at the distance OF lis leet IRON III
westerly side OF Jefferson street at th'
centre Of the party wall between thls hn'
the adjoining premises on the easi, thri
hOrtherly though the centre ol sald Wal
parallel TO Jefierson street, 100 feet TO IN
southeIly side of Jefferson PARK, theme
westerly along said park parallel 10 lii
street, 10 feet To II corner, thence southtrl.
parallel To Jeflers' n street through th
. centre OF "A feet wide alley between thl
and the adjoining premise ON the W ~
| lu0 feet 10 the al, resaid side OF III tn stree
and the thereby ,asterly Is ie To III
place of beginning, be lhe contents thereo
what they may.
Seized an taken IN execution bs IT,
property uf Samuel II. Ball andto be oil
by lSA AC CRU BIB, SherlE.
Sheiif's ONCE, New Castle, October 1
1873. octl9- Ztaw-ts, f.,
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Nevada has, perhaps, gone Democratic,
with gain of Democratic Congress
man.
We have incomplete returns from the
South. 1t is reported that two indepen-
dent Democrats are elected to Congress
in Alabama, and one in Georgia. There
may be gain of Two Congressman il
Soul h Carolina, and one in Virginia.
The O6serrer says; Queen Anne's
county, Md, gives Henry, Dem, BIZ
MAORI y.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

IL Is impossible to estimate the Leeis-
htlre accurately but it isn't necessary
both branches are strongly Republican, i,
ahd when Cameron has enough and to
spare, hats the use of details ?-Times
Inc Will OF the late Joseph S. Brewster
OF Philadelphia, provides that after the
death OF his wife his estate, worth between
$4,000 and 10000, Stall 90 to the board
OF directors and foreign missions Of the
Presby erian church.
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a.~t.
creek by Its several cour,e u.o
o.un = ~" oi u private ru,h ,lv,eul ,'.euVl
hpne Island. thence with An Id '"'ll'
private road north 81 " rs rNe I'VE
lV-ioO CHAINS, thence crn V,Iee'
sputil o5'l degrees IVES, -s''s hnl
Wa Stake On the soulh sd. ool
vuiiiet a1i, lor 'he' e premises and l,'a VA
nlol,ln Gordon, thence Win ,"'u
shehlloned land south l33 N
oo-lW chains, thence Acn' n Vsle
gee east D 's-i0o chains. ihs' ''
utklees west 3 SO loo chain, ,..
u IA degrees Wesl 6 67.i.n cI,,'v I',,''i'vs|
north IA degrees WrI S''"'l Ssls
lhehce north degrees ve,i W. Do
ehalh, thence south s9l.kn.s'.l
chaliis, aud thence norma J.ss,ee'
~ 100 chains TO the place ol h,s.'. se
thihlng ~ q loo tcfps of ,us
Tess, with n two Uytled frar
mouse, ram barn, ,In,,i"t
outpuiidlngs thel,ou erected
No'2. All that equal unaiytd. 4
OF hall part OF a tract OF la,J
situate n The hundred, cnupt
aior said, buundvd and dr.c,,," !" \
lows Beglunlng at taS.Ake ~,
side OF "A branch of Stru. ttl''a"
llne of No. abuv d sqrlb,.I ,ni
thence lh rewith south q G'1 Irg
u Lilo perches to STAKE n,a,
over sad branch of S.ui1,LIs n
Thence sun with No. fon,h l"i n
east III perches to a stake an Il
siue Oi hppoqulnimiak cfeek II
hald creek by the several cunr.
10 n ditch, thence with SAID tD,l
: iOur degrees tast i2 I. 10 perch, { n
} by the side OF ApIouului,nms|
thence up said cr' 'tk by ihe sey.rI|
. thereof 10 tue upper month nfIJ
said branch OF Strumki.n ~
, thence with said b ann by ibsl
courses lht reof to IKE p ace nf b.]
containing IN the whole ia acj
roofs aud "A percnes of land. mo'
No. 3. All that farm or lract1
situate in 81. &c rge's huudrd \
3. tie County, Delaware, near the m
4 ing from McDonou.h to Pon N
bounded on the ndrh by st. Al
b, creek, on the east by land Of N
: walter, on the soul 0y lard, \
J., C.. Walter and Francis T. perr1
1 the west by land of, ,phinp 5 Gmj
4 tanning about lilo acres If Nh
= marsh. be the Same mJre Or n
= A, Vol. 0, Page ls9, &c
u Seized and taken In ex,cu,lod
d, property Of Wilson +. Vandeer1
= be sold by ISA C dRIB5.
C Sherifi's Office. New Castle. u
D 1918. OtJlI
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THURSDAY; TIE 7th Day OF NO

THURSDAY, TIE eth DAY OF NO
NEMB k, y. d, 1913,
AL O'CLOCK p. m. the following escrib-
ed cal estate, eii.g the property late of
Lewis W,ldlp, DECEASED:
MOL, Lot OF about :, OF AN acre of land,
In the vi lage of Newport, New Castle
County, Delaware, with n lalge fifteen
room brick mans sn house brick stabling,
frame carriage house and other ut-build-
inps, all IN thorough repai. a delightful
| residence, and II needed wou make AN
eXcellen boarding house. This was the
residence of the deceased.
! No. 2. farm or tat OF about 2 8
acres of land. situate In White Clay Creek
| hundr d, delaware on the road leading
| fiom Stanton TO Christlana miles from
| Stanton, bout leo acres arabic, bal
ance woodland; soil Is clay loan, good
| for grain or truck. improvements are "a
large biick dwelling house, frame barn,
| granary and other necessary buildings.
| There are on the farm an apple orchaT
and other fiuit trees In healthy condition.
| Nos. 3, 1, and consist of about 3lS
| acres, situated in New Caste hundred
Delaware, about two miles from New port.
| ON the road 10 Christiana 30 acres m arsh ,
balance upland of an exc llent quality
aud in ahigh state OF cultl vatisn, ada pied
| TO gram, mutt or truck. ImproYemt nts
are frame dwelling house Darn graz ary
and other out buildings; also with a good
| tenant house, all IN good order. There Is
also on this farm good apple orchard
| with other fruits.
| No. g. A farm or tract of about 1873 Y
acres of la d, situa e IN New Castle hun
| dred, Delaware, about "a half mile from
Newport on the road to New Castle. 80
acres are marsh, balance upland, soll a
dark sandy iCam, admirably adapted to
trucking. grazing or farming. No build
| ings, but under good fencing.
. | No 7. A tract of 40 acres of marsh land
of first quality, in New Castle hundred
alol said, nd adjoining Newport, nc
buildings.
No, s. A farm adjoining No I consist.
Ing OF about l5Jh acres of strong grazing
land, part marsh, and part upland. i'm.
provements are large brick and frame
| dwelling house. nearly new, large double
| decker barn, granafy, ice house. and othel
buildinl S also a good tenant house, also
al pie orchard.
These properties are located in one of III,
v | very best farming regions of New Castle
, | county, convenient to the Z. w q B. raj
- road, Delaware river. Christiana river, tn,
city of wilmington, to churches schools
| mills al d excellent markes, and in
neil hborhOod noled for its healthlulnes
AID excelle. society: The soil is fertil
:, | and remunerative aud under the manage
!, | ment of the late Lewis Weldin becam
4 | celebrated as the best gra zing and farmin
lands in the com munity. Sales are mad
| to close estate, and offer an admirable OF
portunity for pes sons desiring homes an
investment. Terms at sale. Further IL
formation may be had of the subscribers
Il HETTIE y. WELDIN,
w. ATWOOD WELDIN
/ | dministrators of Lewis Weldin decd
II Newport, Del.
|, CHAs. B. LORE, Trustee
t. octio-NW-wts. Wilmington Del.
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President, j. Newlin Trainer.
Imitation Extended.

An invitation has been extended to
Guy Treasurer Vincent to atte nd the an
nual meeting of the American Health
Association, which meets in Riehmond,
Va, on The 18Th inst. I he most impoI t.
ant subject that will come before the
Association will be the yellow fever epi-
demiC.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

THE New York Herald advocated The
Tammany ticket, while the Sun shown
lumiously in favor of Cooper; and now
the latter rejoices in the following coup
let:
No King, no Clo,cn,
To rule this toUcn
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06
BIER q iSSes.
Speaker Samuel j. Randall's majority
in Philadelphia is 263O.

THE Rcpublicdn will please take notice
that the Democrats gave Pyle about zC0O
majority and left enough Of men at home
to have given another 1000 if it had
been necessary.
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Election Of Officers.

At a meeting of the De aware County
Agricultural Society, held at Media, on
Monday, the following officers were elect
ed;
President, }. Newlin Trainer.
Directors, Amos Gar;side, Mr.. Lieper,
DR.. Jack, Dir. Stellwagen, Mr.. Griswold,
Jesse Noble, Geo. W. Eachus, David
Paxson, Jno. B. Rhodes, Lewis Harvey,
Am. Miller, Daniel James.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06
CHERIFFoS SALE.

by virtue of writ of ais Levari Faci-
as, 10 me directed, viii be exposed % Pub
lie =. lie AT the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
In Delaware City, in Red Lion hund red,
New Castle County. Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY.
The 18th Day of NOVEMBER, ,A,D1s7s,
At 2 o'clock, p, m the following de-
scribed Real Etate, viz:
All that messuage and plantation or
tract OF land situate in Red Lion hundred, /,
In New Castle Codnty, Delaware, bounded
and described as follows, to wi B'gtn-
ming In the middle OF Cedar Creek thence
by lands of william Reybold the three
following courses ana distances north
fifty-nine degrees and 3-4 quarters. west
80 6-l0 perches TO a stake 81 degrees west
| 90 BIO per ches to a stone south 80 Ia de-
grees west 401 6-10 perches to stone,
! thence by lands of Barney Reytold the
| three following courses and distances
! south IA degree, east 50 $40 percnes TO a
! stone south 81 del rees, west 1913 7l0 perch
es TO stone, south three quarters of n
degree east, As 70 perches 10 stone.
| thence by land of John &. clark the two
| following courses and distances, north
| eishty-seven and a half degrees, Q. ST one
hundr and eighty-six peIches and 3 10
| to a stone south II degrees, east l67 perches
| TO the MIDDLE uf Cedar Creek aforesaid,
| thence down the same the several courses
| and distances thereof TO the places of be
ginning. Containing two hundred and
forty-six aci es one rood a onr perch, be
| the same more or less, with II three story
| frame dwelling house, brick barn and
| frame carriage house and stable, two ten
aut houses and frame barn, with other
out buildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of Anthony Rey bold and Ann s.
his wife, and T., and To be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheiir's office, New Castle, October 26
1878. oct3O-3taw is.
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ADJOURNED
SIEEHgIEE.S SALE.

by virtue of writ of Veuditoui Ex-
ponas, TO me directed, will be exposed to
public sale, at the hotel of Alex. Max
we'll, in Middletowu, in st. Georges
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

CHI RIFFS \ LIZ.
= BY viiIuc of n writ Il laad
10 me directed, will be eIpevl
Sals
ON THE PREMISES,
In the CITY of Win ngi0n, Nd
county, bel, on
SATURDAr.
THE 10th DAY OF N0vEMBd
At 10 O'Clock, n. m, the lo.lol
scribcd Real Estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot, piece or
land situate, lying and being d
OF Wilmii gt0n, aforesaid. and
and described as fOllowl, to wit ;
ming on The Lcrhurly slde Of IN
at the distal ce of sixly.six lei
westerly side Of Washington srt
"A corner Of land now or iOrmerli
Burke, thence along a Ii e of
northerly and parallel 10 WI
street filty-four feet 10 the mid
eighteen inch stone wal bc wee
| other land of the said william |
the north, thence along lne mid
said eighteen lncn wall wtsle. "
allel to Front street f'ty-eisAI
| line of land OF Pair c6 Kel e
formerly, thence along a lil
sou ht riy and parallel win "
street. nfty.f, ur iett to Tie "a
Front sire ct and I eject ere0
nfLy.eight feet To the placeoi bt
The contents thereof mlIeor Il
| two-storicd brick Office, ame
shed thereon erected.
| sen Il and taken In eNc1'l
property Of Evan &. Stolsenblf-
H., his wife, and I. /, anl to 4! !, D; E,
ISAAC GRCBB
| Sherihs Office, New CaSlls'
lts7s nov
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06
NOTICES..

NOTICE CITIZENS LOAN A-SO-
N GA TlOE.-A meeting OF the STOCK
holders OF The above as OciatiOn VIII ne
held on Thursday evening next, Novem-
Der at & O'Clock, 10 act on amer dmehts
To the BY Laws. GRO. q. MARis, Sec'y.
noy3-It.
~ OTIl E. by virtue OF an Act of the
N General ssembiy pass d ~ Dover.
Feb. p, 1871. hereby give notice 10 hold 2
ers { Delaware State bonds, that shall
"A tend at the Philadelphia National Bank
In the city of Philadelphia, during TIE
business hou OF that bank, On tue three
first secular daNs of January. 1879, prepaI-
Ell tO redeem and pay a II all the bonds
denomination of one thousand dollars
each, of he is ne of the bonds of the State
oi Delaware, under date u Jan. !, ls0h.
And from and after the said Jan LIST, 1879,
the Interest ON said bonds viii cease
Thus. h. GIL E., state Treas.
once of state Treas, Dover, Nov, |.
novl 2tawtianl.
hINIDEN D.-1he Directors OF This In
~ stilution. lave this day declared Il
dividend OF three per cent, payable TO The
stockholders, or their legal representa-
The National Bank of Smyrna, October
ri, 1873. W. NJ. BELL,
octi iawIt Cashier
NJ OTICE 70 WATER RENTERS
IN Al persons who have sold property
during ia, res eDt ear must give noilct
| Ia wri ing 10 the Registrar AT the Cfiice o
| the Wat, I department before the 3Oth day
| ui Move u her, 1-7s. and insert the name OF
| The purchaser ard the humber OF the roP
erty pu chased. Otherwise they viii bC
| held liable for the water rent the Lex
year.
a lso. all persons who may wish to dis
| continue The use of water or any portion
| of II, must give notice as above ahd pay
| 50 Tor drawing the ferTule.
ALTERATIONS WILL BE MADE
INi.ANY BILL After THE AGON
| DATE. W. j. MORROW,
| oct3l-eod nov To- cd t-30 Registrar.
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IIJANTkDIo IRA RANsFER-si,Oo0 or
w mere on fiIst IN. rtgage. In slnall
n amounts 10 snit pariles. Interest o per
cent Investment saie. Address 20
this office. octlE-u'
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PUBLIC SALES.
Administrators and Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue of orders of the Orphans court
ID of the State OF delaware and in for ew
Castle County, the subscri ers Will expose
tS Iublic s.le at the hotel of Jacob b.
II att, In the town Of Newport, delaware,
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

\ II. KENT s co. ],
m; Importers and Manufacture
IRON, STEEL.
STEEL, .pE. HA
AND ooA.CC,Hs Hs,otR S Of 4
Have the Lqrsess5 ,,ge' and SiY6 hest 4
n SstiS the I United i'd states: tat Is:nrpLEI
NO. 2o5 AND 90 SGE sTH
AND 2iS o'A wILarSd1
The daily gazette., 1878-11-06

CHtRIFF'S sale.
y BY vi,Iue of n writ Il laaI
10 me directed, Will be e1psrl \
Sal.
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VANS

WANTED, IMMEDIATELY.
w A sood timer, at 2i3 W. second
street. novl-2t.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-04
Suffrage and Taxes.

When the people of this country vote for
electors for President and Nice-Prcsident,
they say they vote for President and Vice
President; but, technically, and in fact, they
do not do 50, for there is no law that obi
gates the electors whom they choose to
cast the vote of the State in accordance
with the will of the majority as indicated
by the popular vote. So the idea that we
vote for President is a pleasing hallucina-
ton. When the people of this country buy
and consume spirits, and tobacco, and cigars,
and matches, or draw checks, or wear for
ign cotton, or silk, or wooden goods, or con-
sumo other merchandise that pay revenue
or impost duties, they say they pay taxes
for the support of the Federal Government,
but technically speaking, they do not, be-
cause the Government compels the manu-
iacturers and importers TO pay those taxes
in advance Of their going into the hands of
the consumers. Nevertheless, those taxes
are added to the cost of the merchandise in
common with the other expenses, and finally
come out of the consumer. Sothe idea that
we are all Federal taxpayers when we take
a drink of whisky or 'chaw" of tobacco
il another pleasing mirage
When State and municipal governments
levy the bulk of the taxes for their support
unon the real property. rs n simple matter
of convenience Of collection, those toxes are
only advanced by the owners of such real
pronertv To be reimbursed to them bv the
occupants of the property or consumers of
the products of such property. Who is the
more interested in the condition of n
direct? Is it the owner of a house situated
on that street who may reside in Chicago,
or the occupant of the house who is Obliged
constantly to traverse that streets. Who is
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-04
greater, the producer, the creator, or the ac-

greater, the producer, the creator, or the ac-
cumulator?
If only those are voters for President who
are chosen members Of the Electoral Col
lege; If only those are postage payers who
buy stamps at the post-oiliccs; If only those
are Taxpayers who pay the money directly
into the Treasury; and fonly those are quail
lifted to vote who thus pay taxes, what shall
we haveP Our whisky and tobacco and
cigar and snuff manufacturers and our i'm
porters mostly foreigners) will have the
best right to control federal affairs! Our
real estate owners or mortgage owners for
in many instances 1t will be difficult to say
which is the real owner will have the best
right to control State legislation. Imagine
such state of affairs, and then call upon
WASHINGTON, ADAMS, FRANKLIN, JEFFER-
son, and MADISON TO know if that Is the sort
Of republic they designed to establish. Let
their acts in life and their records answer !!
1t is useless to attempt, at this late day,
TO create in this District, or this country, an
aristocracy of landlords. There is too
much intelligence here for that. Our peo-
pie. know that Ito produce" alone confers
the right "to consume" and that 1t Is the
consumer and the occupant who pay the
taxes. Labor, productive labor,'is king in
this country. The more intelligent 1t is
the moro benign and satisfactory will be its
rule.