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1HE NEW CODE.

CoxGRxss HALL, ALBANY, April Is, 1873.
To rHK EDITOR or rHH ALBANY EvxSIsa JouRxAL:-
SiR-Permit to contradict, In The columns OF
your paper somo OF the errors respecting tho ex-
pressed opinions oi the Bench and the Bar upon the
New Code contained In u Telegram from this city, pub
i,ned In New York papers Of Yesterday, aud IN.
corporated into editorial article IN tho Argus oil
this morning.
lam able 10 state, upon the best authority, that
the assertion that "evsry Judge OF tho Court OF APP
peais havo (sc) "exprcssed, verbally, tho OPINION
that the New Code should DO repealed" has no ioun.
dalton iact my authority being the Chief Justice
and Two OF tho Associate Judges OF tho Court. The
former has permitted mo TO quote him saying
that he has not examined the New Code
sufficiently 10 form an opinion as 10 whether
should be repealed and declin I'd 10 express
any upon that subject heara, several weeks
ego, mat Mr. David Dudley Field had applied to the
judges OF tho court 10 give an opinion IN avor Of
OF The judges has confirmed tho accuracy oil TINS
rumor.
huge the Supreme Court" has expressed the same
opinion. The telegram referred 10 conta ms the
Of OF the ihrvthrec judges Of that court
who reported to have given such an opinion anu
there be no doubt that the committee, who
ION in their favor that could be procured By
he most urgent solicitation. The judges are
naturally avsrss 70 giving their opinions LOT public
controversy beore the Legislature; b-t am abe 20
state upon the best authority that at least eleven OF
the Justices OF the supreme Court are opposed 10
repeal THIS leaves thirteen who have not been heard
from. aud am very confident that majority OF those
upon the same side.
A. to tho number OF tho "rank and dle'' OF the
petitioners Tor the repeal OF tho New Code II has
dsrgone within tue last lew days rs marvellous an ip-
crcase that VI Faistan's men 10 buckram Few, II
any, new names have been roceved since about two
weeks ago, the Argus put the lumber al 600 Ex-
Judge spencer Ia his remarks yesterday before
the great nzze" OF an 'gnti-code mcsiing' put
II 900; aud the Argus OF this morning says that
IL .saDout three thousand - am assured BY gen..
tiemaB wDo has astualiy counted the names that the
number " just 0GI A Judge spencer stated tnat bo
had sent out 10000 circulars tthis being ABOUT the
estimated number OF lawyers IN tho STATED.
each asking the receivers name upon potision Tor
repeal tue result does not Indicate any very
great Torment amoag the mcmbcrs Of the bar
IN opposition to the New Code Very lev vi the names
actually procured are those Of persons OF any promi-
pencc. No doubt maay of thcm In New YORK city
procured by catvassers at so much per hcsc.
wb,ch, perhaps, ~ the reason why the "sntt code
moetingr OF yesterday raised committee on
unsnc." on tho other hand, nearly all OF the flower OF
tho Bar throughout the state have demonstrated
against the proposed repeal Respectfully yours,
MONTGOMERY IL. fHROoP.
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BROUGHT FROM NEWBURG.

z. b. waring, aNcwonrg lawyer, was brought 10
the Thirty seventh Street Court yesterday to answer
y cnsrge OF having In his possession a quantity Of
stolen umonts the property Of the Canada SOUTH
ern railway. Mr.. Robert Burns a cicrk In
the employ of the company, made AFFIDAVIT to the
effect that the 18Th OF October. 1877, there we're
from his department number OF copies OF The
monthly car mileage statements rendered by the Can
ada Sou hern Railway TO otber roads from February
1876, to February, 1877, inclusive aud also twenty
staemc oil tue mileage Of all frcght
passing over tho road rendered during the same
period. IL was claimed that tue documents
IN question were stolen by William ..
oifice, that he gave them To n named Joseph q.
Hodgson Tor n consideration anu that Hodgson gave
them TO waring. the prosecution wished to prove
thai Mr.. warng received the vouchers knowing them
to be stolen. Mr. waring, who gave bail IN 1000
Yesterday, states that ne rs Hodssons counsel. and
that II no has any papers they were given TO him
any client would give them to his lawyer. Judge o.
terbourg set Tho case down Tor EXAMINATION.
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PROVED AND ADMINISTERED.

During tho past week inc wills OF tho following
namei persons, deceased, we're admitted 10 probate
IN the Kings County Surrogates Court before Abram
"A. Daley, SurroRatc:--Elz ibcth Loc.ctt, Buizer
sacbringer, Rosanna Mcdanus. Neil McGroarty, Ma
ria 1rinuen and Henry seine ier-all oil Brooklyn.
Letters OF aum Illustration were granted upon the
estates oil the following named persons deceased-
Christopher y. Boone William II. snifTgr Alice Creed
Thomas fredo, John ID. wsrtens, Sarah A. Dickson,
LOUIS Cochcu, Catherine NJ. Meyers aud Margaret
McGiughrsn-ail OF brooklyn.
Letters OF guardianship were granted on the person
and estate OF EizaDctn Schwartz 10 Louis Dyron oil
Samuel Henry Bennett 10 samuel Bennett; oi Catn.
crime g. Looms TO Edward Y LOOMS; OF William q
aud Catherine Clayton TO Maria Clayton; OF Fanny f.
Tart TO Nicholas Dvagan, and oil Agnes J. Hvndow 10
William short.
The viii VI the lato Timothy Cahili which was con-
tested ny cousin oil the deceased, has boon admitted
10 probate.
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ADLxR- KELLER--SwAINK- On Wednesday. April 10,
1t Grace Church, by Rev. Henry z. Potter D. D., Ar
THUR 5. ADLER kELLEE, Esq, OF VIENNA Austria, 20
CAMILLA HAMILTON youngest daughter VI John v.
swaine, Esq, OF Port Richmond, Staten Island
Vienna and staten Islam papers please copy
BRKwRR-SEMPSoN.-Atth the residence OF her sisters,
New York city, ny Rev. G. G Norton, PkTER BRkwkk,
OF bennington, N j., TO SADiE Z. SIMPSON. OF New
York.
CLAKx-PAcxHArusxR-O Saturday, April 20, by
the Rev Thomas Gallaudet, D. d /, NATHAN CLARK,
Jr., 10 HERMINK h. PACKHAEUsER, both Of ms civ.
FLAuRAUp-HILBEKr. Saturday, April ~ oy the
Rev l. Pons, EUGENE FLAURAUD. oil New YORK; 70
ExILIE HILBERT, oil Gresnp0nt l.. l.
IRIsH-Mc rAGGART.-On Tuesday, April ~ by Kew.
r. W. jones' CHARLES K. IRISH to MAGGIE AcrAGGAkr,
all OF Brooklyn. No cAros.
LASGKLDGE-PHELAx- Thursday evening" April
H. III the residence OF the BRIDES parents by The Rev.
w. II. Russell, WILLIAM L. LAKGRIDGE Jr, 70 AAGGiE
PHELAN, only daughter OF john Rose. ESQ. NO cards
LAyERrY-HAYka-Ou Tuesday, April 10, AZ The
residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev ). d.
Herr, JOHN LAvxRrY to kLLA II. HAYES, only daughter
OF RuDert and Eiiza J. Hayes, al OF this CITY.
MISUNDERSTANDING Tuesday, April 10, by
Rev. A. Il. Moment, Mr.. CHARLES d. MURDoUGH 10
Mrs FRANCES h GARLAND both OF this city.
NRPPEKr-McCoxNELL- Thursday evening,
April Is, by the Rev. William Lloyd, FRANCIS NEP-
PERT. Jr, 10 FANNY, youngest daughter Of John Nc
Cornell. all Of New York.
Poughkecpsc papers please copy.
acknowledgements Thursday, April IL, by
Rev. Dr. Miiett, AZ his residence, WILLIAM PELLrrKR.
late OF Buffalo. TO GxoRGIASA MARsrES. Of New YORK
QUACKISBusH-LoRroN-O Wednesday,, April ~,
by the Rev. H. G. Sweetscr, Al the Residence OF the
BRIDES parents BESJ +. QuAcKiSgusK 10 MINNIE rs
1ELLB daughter Of Alfred II. and sara H. Lorson all
OF this CITY
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MELWEE'S WiFL'S SUIT.

Several months ago a suit for limited divorce was
brought by Mrs. Clarissa McEiwee against her hus-
band, Samuel McElwee she charged that he Came
homo nearly every night intoxicated, and that he
treated with cruelty. 9he deiendani, upon
the report Of Mr. jerome Buck, the referee was a.
pay so weekly aiimony TO his VIE aud 500
council Zee, IaiiiDg 70 comply with wh,cn order
he put Ludlow street jail Before
proceedings upon the ground Vi rregular,ty In tie
nearing upon THIS motion McEwee denied the charges
preferred by his anu stated that the whole dfi
Guilty arose through the meddiesomc spirit oi his
wiie's sister. Judge Donohae granted Tie motou.
Tue parties were married ~ June. 1891, and have
children vlng, the oldest being nineteen oars
OLD. He boAs brlCkayer and mas mad some heavy
cOntracts with the building oil CnSker
Ing HALL tue Grand Central Depot anu other import
ant building enterprises.
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RAILROADS AND THE PUBLIC.
W. Il. VANDERBILT on S. NON srEnNE's RECENT
ADDRESS.

W. a. VANDERBILT on s.KoS STIFFNESS RECENT
ADDRESS
Mr. William n. Vanderbilt yesterday stated 10
HERALD reporter that he did propose 10 reply 10
Mr.. Simon Sterns's address on "The Railway In lis
Relations to Puolc and Private interests, which he
(Mr. Wonderfully had been informed principally
TRADE against the Central Railroad He would state,
however. that tho Central and HUDSON River rail-
roads mud not entered uto any compact agreement
TO discriminate against New York in tho matter OF
freight charges In favor Of any other CITY, On the
contrary, the roads were managed with imparnsi
justice. .
a observation-disclosures freight charges to and from Bos-
ton aud nothing heard Of the matter Alter
some weeks the Now York Central succeeded In sue
cessiuliy competing with the Grand Trunk Railway,
and then the cutlery came. 10 require the
New YORK railroads 70 carry freight 10 ara
from the West at rates which would disregard the
excess OF Of transportation from Philaiephia
and Baltimore to and from foreign ports would give
commerce Of Baltimore and Philadelphia, and tine
roads OF those cities would ana could not stand
tie competition. The New YORK Central and Hudson
River raiiroads would carry freight ut any time as
cheap as any competing road.
As tar As ine watering OF tho stock Of the Central
concerned Mr.. Vanderbilt said that WAS
matter that concerned The stockholders. II they
to water the stock and the watering brought no
burden upon the public he could not see the objection
it, and the public cersainy did not suffer, because
since the ..watern The freight rates had decreased
materially II merchant chose TO value his stock at
81 600 when It worth only $500, and then could
successfully compete with his negubors, II certainly
would be his affair. II the Central road could
be- so managed as to pay It's expenses,
its dividends on its stock, including tho "waler'
ADD then compete with the other roads in carrying
agcment simply, By which the puolic could not
aud Did suffer- In regard 10 he supposititious
which would have to be tunueiled, Mr.. Vanderbilt
said tnat 10 that the road would tunnel
!. and aissrwara pay rs obligations, no. charging
the concern oil the railroad simply.
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long time II did good business shrinkags 10 the
value o. real estate other securities along with
some that been limited at brought
about . deficiency OF sS2. 900; but The anticipa-
tons are that with crcumspecti0n on the part
OF the receiver, Mr. W. B. Russell, OF sau-
gerties, who was appointed by Judge westbrook.
fifteen per cent The excitement over this failure
ccpsed first any that has been seen since The cos
ing third Avenue, but the depositors, In view
OF the favorable prospect, are cooling Down.
THIS is compete list Of the broken savings banks,
not one OF wnicn, except the National, winch could
hardly be called savings bank, is yet out
OF the hands OF receiver. on Third avenue there Is
not single savings bank 10 DO found tn-dfy from
Filth street TO ll5th street except the Eleventh
Ward Savings BANK, corner Fiity-1hh street,
which does only small business ana
less Than eight years ago. People have grown
greatly zpprehensive Of savings banks, and even
when they collapse with the OF paying dol
lar Tor dollar apprehension 10 renewed At the prospect
OF receiver being put IN charge and swallowing up
the assets.
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THE ERIE SUITS.

Permission vas given yesterday by Judge Donohue
to Mr. }. q. Bancroft Days, who was trustees under
the hrst consolidated mortgage, 10 discontinue the
foreclosure suit against the Erie Railway Company
mortgage ths Interest ia arrear Wueu II
was begun mas all been paid. Dir. William A. Boyd
appointed referee 70 Ink The compensation Tor
Mr.. Davis services trustee and tor MS attorneys,
IN the vAr,ous suils against Erie Railway which
he was maac party defendant.
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ANOTHER SUICIDE.

Bridget Nueent, girl twelve years OF age, saw
man throw himself into the the foot Twelfth
stree. Hoboken, yesterday morning. She screamed,
and q number Of iaborcrs, hurrying to their work.
won't the place, ana after some difficulty drew the
man iron tue wafer Every convenient pisans
was employed 10 resuscitato him. but the
work was In vain, anu Coroner Crane was
notified The body was tax en- to the Hoboken Moreue
The deceased was apparently a German, about sixty
years OF ago, anu was poorly dressed. There was
nothing found Tue body by which 10 could be ideu-
titled. Tbis. - the fourth suicide this place
within two weeks. There are ave bodies In
Cranes Morgue, our OF them suiciues and The otner
supposed accid entail case oi drowning.
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SENT TO THE PENlTENTlARY.

omcer valient Of the Ninth precinct, on April IA,
arrested henry Hni coored man, in carminc street.
There were found In his possession two siverplsted
pitchers belonging TO the womcns Hotel and
NAPKIN and some pawn tickets Tor property that had
been stolen from tho Ryssmore Hotel last October,
where HUI had been employed as waiter. In the
Court SPECIAL Sessions cseray he pleaded guilty
10 botn OF srcenv and sent 10 tho Peniten
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SCARLET FEVER.

The scarlet fever scourpe still raging in some parts
OF Newark, N J. Mr.. John G. smith has lost three
children by 1t within few weeks and other families
have suffered like aIl. ctions,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
tNGAGsp.
MARRIED.

MAY-WEiNBERG.-Miss BERTHA MAY to M JACOB
WEINBERG, sunday, April Ia, 1878, both OF this CITY,
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20 lie set at liberty. but the district
attorney ordered him to be sent back
again, aud announced that the grand
jury has concluded to rcinvestigate the
case
SToCToS. Aug. 9.-The coroner's
jury in the case Of the tramp killed by
Morris. brakeman of the Western Pa
clfc train, yesterday. while attempting
10 board the train, found a verdict of
justif.ble homicide. Norris was taken
before the police Judge and discharged
in the absence Of any complaint.
VALLEJO, Aug. Ct. NJ Mansfield.
Winters. YoIo county, heavy merchant
ard wheat dealer, has failed. His store
was attached Wednesday for a debt of
so. 900. His total liabilities are esti-
mated at $4,000. The failure will
pr 70 disaster to large number Of
farmers and others in his vicinity,
several hundred Of whom he is owing,
Vaca valley railroad, of which he is
part owner with Stevenson Bros. has
been placed in the hands of Lloyd Tevis,
m mortgage.
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EASTERN STATES.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9-The H0rId $
Cincinnati special says. Considerable
excitement was occasioned here by the
discovery that manufacturer in this
city is engaged in making large guam
tity Of hand grenades. An Enquirer
reporter called on him to, day and was
informed that he was making them, but
whether they We're for communists or
not he declined TO say. He said, now
ever, that he had already received an
order for 90, 900 from California parties.
That was all he knew or wanted to
know. 1t is suspected that the grenades
are for communists of this section. A
letter recently received by the officers
Of the Socialistic labor party here from
leader of the communists in Pennsyl-
vania, said that the communists were
armed with hand grenades and prepar-
ed for effective work when the time
would come
CONCORD, On. H. Aug. 9-The bill
allowing women to vote in school meet
ings passed the House of Representa-
tives yesterday. 1t had previously
passed the Senate by vote of nine to
three. This is the first subst antial leg
islatiye victory won by woman sIffra-
glsts in New England.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9--New cases. A ;
deaths. ~.
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Et ROPE.

LONDON. AUG. 9-The Russians have
begun to occupy Varna. A proclama-
ton has been issued in Herzegovina
announcing that all persons who offer
resistance to the Austrians will he tried
by drum head court martial.
\ Vienna dispatch says Caratheodori
Pasha yesterday received fresh instruc-
tons of conciliatory character and
communicated them to Count Andrassy.
1t is stated that foreign ambassadors
induced the Porte to withdraw the
circular he had prepared on the Greek
question and to substitute one more
conciiatory.
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug "a dispatch
dated Tifiis, Aug. I'd, reports that an
explosion had occurred in the mines OF
Notifications of Kars, resulting in fire
which Destroyed the best portion of the
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OUR PARIS LETTER.

THE GREAT ExHIBlTIoN-A GENERAL
REVIEW BY OUR CORRESPONDENT.
PARIS, July 18th, 1873.
Ed. lNTELLIGENCER On landing in
Liverpool | sent you brief description
of my voyage across the Atlantic.
promising to write you again from
Hamburg and Copenhagen. l have
been obliged to disappoint you in that
respect. for upon my arrival in Ham,
burg dozen brothers and almost all
equal number of sisters, and was al
most going to say fathers and mothers,
were on the dock TO meet me. was
captured and did not have moments
peace until l got away from them and
found myself in Paris. l am late in
the field. but shall make up for lost
time
Among the most instructive develop
ments of modern civilization are the
international exhibitions. which. CON-
mencinG In London in 1851, under the
inspiration aud auspices Of the late
sagaCious and public spirited Prince
Albert. have been succeeded by more
extended and comprehensive ones, clos
ing with our own glorious Centennial.
The French exposition of 1873 embraces
in its scope the productions and results
OF every industry. art, aud science, as
we'll As their processes and methods of
operation. This is done not merely for
purposes of competition and in the
distribution Of prizes. but also and
more especially, with the object of pass
ing in review. under the scrutiny IF
the most accomplished experts and men
Of science, all the fruits of the skill, in
dustry, and exact condition. and the
comparative merit or defects of the
industrial development Of each nation,
and of each description of or process
could be set forth. The process which
such examination indicates Of the ex-
hibit., and 10 describe the highest
standards of excellence. is NV aim
while in Paris. From the commenc-
ment Of the industrial epoch. which
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TELEGRAPHIC.
CALIFORNIA.

BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. @ George
Smith. printer, aged about 80 years.
residing on Sacramento street, near
Polk, suicided last night, by hanging
himself The body was not discovered
till this afternoon.
The grand jury has ignored the bill
for murder against Edward Haurahan.
who killed his wife and paramount with
an Ak in his house on Clara street a
month ago. Haurahan was brought
down from the county Jail with others
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Tlvoli Beer Hall.

We have received q lot of GERMAN
IMPoRTED BEER; also, sardines, caviare
Swiss and Limburger Cheese. We also
have Schmeig's and Steilacoom Lager
Beer on draught /; and the celebrated
Budweiser, Milwaukee, Boca and st,
Louis Lager Beer in pint and
quart bottles. Also all kinds Of lunches
to order.
HESS & CZARsKE., PRoP's.
Occidental Square.
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ARIZONA,

YUMA. Aug. e.-The apprehensions
of an Indian outbreak are gradually
diminishing The last two nights have
passed quietly, but the patrol will be
kept on duty until every indication of
trouble has disappeared. Two COM
panies of l. S. troops are expected to
arrive at Ehrenberg next Wednesday,
and will take the steamer for Yuma.
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A CARD.

SEATTLE. Aug. 10, 1878.
The officers and members of Seattle Fire Co
No. hereby tender their thanks TO Capts. J. @
Britain. James Nugent, of the steamer Success
and Vim. Smith. of the Comet, for their timely
and valuable assistance in removing the engine
TO and from the scene of the late FIRE
BY vote OF the Company.
8. p. ANDREWS, President pro tenn
VA. DARLINGTON. Secretary.
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MASON DoREE RESTAURANT, Front
street, next 10 the " Arcade" Second
to none. Open day and night.
New furnished rooms up stair. for trav-
cling guests.
D. II. WEBSTER, Proprietor.
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- THE Fountain Beer Hall, Front
street, next to the North Pacific Brew
cry. Is the largest and finest in the city.
All kinds of Beer. Ale and Porter for
sale. Lunch from nine to one o'clock
every day; Also. fine lunches To order.
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H- For the finest picked pigs fee,
IN town. Schweitzer case. sardiEes, or
anchoyies. go to Vanity Fair. where the
coolest beer in town is to be had.
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K- Boca Beer 10 pints and quarts.
for sale by
CRAWFORD L HARRINGTON, Agents.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, NOTICE
l. is hereby given that from and after this dste
Mr. Benz. Bigelow is not q member of the firm
of Bigelow, Tierney & Co., and said Company
will not be responsible for any debts of his con.
tracing or any contracts made by him. The
business heretofore conducted under the Arm
name Of Bigelow. Tierney Co. will hereafter be
conducted under the firm name and style of
Tierney Co. All persons owing the above
named firm are hereby cautioned against paying
any bills to said Benz. Bigelow.
MARTIN TIERNEY.
JAMES ROWLAND.
Seattle, Aug. Z, 1878. as-d4w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-07

Nor only in Illinois but all over the
country the Democratic organs are re,
fusing TO lend countenanee to the So
called ''grcenback' movement, which
under the cry OF currency re,
form, has been organized to distract The
counsels OF the Democrats and draw
away the party strength. II the move
ment should receive no more encourage
ment from the Republicans than it /,
getting from the Democrats, 1t will have
apoor chance to elect a president In 1880
The programme, however, is for the
Greenback men to nominate good
Republicans for the principal offices, and
for tho Republican convention to en-,
dorse the nominations. We see that H.
Illustrated in the nomination of Z. N
Bates by the Illinois Nationals" fol
state treasurer. Bates IL o Republ lean
and will be endorsed by the Republican
convention. This programme will be re.
peated in eyer county, and thus the Re.
publicans hope to secure majority In
the next legislature. Look out for this
trick, and trump it.