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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-18
A LII SOULS CHURCH.
A Series of Discourses on Unitarian Afiilr-
tuatinua

The pastor OF All Souls Church. in conjunction with
the American Unitarian Association, has made ar.
engagements for the delivery az the church. corner OF
Fourteenth and T. streets, during the pfesent winter,
1870 of series OF dscoures by Of the most dis
nguished OF the scholars and preachers OF the uni
tartan denomination.
The dlscourses viii be given on Sunday mornings,
and tollOwR
January i9.-Rev. +. II. Hedge D. D., Of Cambridge,
Mass, Introductory.
January 2B-Iiev. James Freeman Clarke, d. d. OF
Boston, Mass, "The Bible'
February REV Brooke Herford, of Chicago, ILL.,,
Jesus Christi
February e-,Rev; A. p. Peabody, d. D., of Cam
bridge, Mass, God"
February lG--Rev O. W. Briggs, ID. d., Cambridge
port, Mass, "Mau."
February 23-Rev, Rufus Ellis, d. D., of Boston,
Nilss "lhe church,
March 2-Rey.s $, II. Caithrop, of Syracuse, \; Y,
"'Ihe Future Life" jamie ~"
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. TO RECONSTRUCT TRUCK
A. HOUSE
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE
4


DISTRICT COLUMBIA
MAsUTNGToS, Jan. IL, 1874
Proposals will he received al this office until ~
o'clock NJ. the 18th instant for recOnstructing the
present TRUCK-HOUSE, on Massachusetts, avenue,
between Fourth and Ftlth streets northwest, and fit
ting II for an ENGINE+lLOUSE, as per plans and
specifications TO be seen In the office of the Engineer
Commissioner of the District of Columbia.
The right to reject any all bids Is reserved by the
Commissioners. by order.
WILLIAM TINDAlI.. tsenIntnrV.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-18
Pacific Mining stocks.
COMMERCIAL.

GEoRGETOwS, Jan. II, 1879.
GRAIN MARHET.
The market for grain Of all descriptions continues
quiet aud steady at nominal quotations.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-18
Grand Excursion TO Harrisburg, Pa.

The KEYSTONE CLUB of Washington, D. c. will
give grand excursion to Harrisburg Pa,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-18
PROFESSIONAL.

BosWoRI SS H. sd THE W Is o TIE
Electrician eyer "a this city, All neryous and chronic
~. Refers 10 Senators n w. VOORHEES,, Indiana; J.
j. Patterson, 5, G.; Samuel Norment, Washington. n
O., and others. Consultation tree. nolAly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-18
NLoTICE no MOUNT VERNON PAssENGERs.

THE STEAMER w. W. CORCOEAN,
which has been recently built and furnished l.. l..
Blake captain, Is the only boat allowed to land pas
seugers at Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip, 81, in
Guiding admission 10 Mansion and Grounds.
steamer leave Sixth-street wharf DAILY (Sun
day eECppted) at lC a, m, and returns about p. M
j. MCH HOILINGSWORTH,
Supt. Ladies Mount Vernon Association.
L, l.. BIAkE H.. steamer w, w. COTCOrnn, lt-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-18
THEATRE COMIQUE.
MONDAY, JANUARY ~. NIGHTLY AND
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATlNEES.

Engagement OF the Young American actress MIN.
ME OSCAR GRAY, assisted by W. 4. STEPHENS
aud his dramatic dogs, Romeo and Up, la the great
drama, SAVED FROM THE STORM.
Our specially Corps-Nlulleu and Mngec Bryant and
SHvillc Lille Howe. Mile Octavla Harry WOOdsOn,
Harry Lester, Nora Wright, Perry and MngrCw and
our grand stock company. jal3
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rEooY DEMANDED.

Dming the PAST week four NcaerI"
loaded WITH Ch'heF' passenger" "1''
"r'''e' ~ - mn '''''' 80 80
lin, at this inGux Of t,ese peculiar
immigrants. but as Oregon courts and
corporations are more lenient and more
attached TO tn''" '"'h - '"' '. "''''
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PitI;IC CUAsTrgs.
Respectfully y"Urf.
". L. DCEEA9 =

Eo.,aurg i'll "oratr."
Portland Inint.,,, vii picnic.
Coy. Thayer will o.n,e Il; Corvallis.
River a, Portland - c,-. above low
water.
4 rich mine has been s;gacl, in an
Idaho graveyard.
Farmers are still sowing in some
parts of the valley.
Two thousand buthels oc wheat were
sold Mt Walla Walla Last week for 30
cents per bushcl.
SIlmon weighing 40 pounds have
been taken in the Tonchct within the
last three weeks.
This is ma ynif. wealth r for working
ous of doors-so we are informed by
Briggs barometer.
Edith Berry, l4-ycAr oil girl, was
burned to death last Monday at East
Portland by coal-oil explosion.
The narrow gauge railroad now in
course of construction from Ogden to
Oregon is making rapid progress
Mrs. Day. of Polk county, has named
her girl baby Independence and she
will be Independence Day till her name
is changed.
Ladies Of Junction have an equis,
trian club and will show oil on the
Fourth. This will be a beautiful at
traction on that OCCASION.
Adam Rigg, of Eureka, according tc
a paper down there, was pulled out o
a boat by big fish and drowned
What sort OF Adam Rigg was that,any
how
There are only four white familie
settled on the Siuslaw, the remainde
of the inhabitants consisting of oil
bachelors and Indians, about l45 il
number.
One Puget Sound clam will break
fast family, and one OF their salmon
will load ship. (Well, why not tel
fish story of some magnitude while
+ fellow is about it p
That handsome militia company, th
Capital Guard" will beat Corvallis o
the Fourth. With that and the Br
, gade Band and the gallant fire depart
ment, the g Heart of the Valley wi
undoubtedly have the most gorseou
display which that city has ever vii
messed.
/, j. NJ. Johns warehouse at Jefferson
: Marion county, was burned on satul
{ day night, having been fired, 1T
thought, by an incendiary. The buii'
+ ing was entirely ruined, entailing los
: of about $4,000. Mr., "A. j. Huble
had between 10000 and $4,000 bushe
of oats in the warehouse, which al
n more or less damaged. His loss is e
Q timated at about $4,000. The amour
of insurance, if any, is unknown.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-06

Mr.. HAYES is laboring under delu-
sion. lie is not the government" D."
Even were lie lawful instead of a
fraudulent President, he would not be
the government of the United States
Ours is a government of the people, by
the people and for the people, and not
Il government of the people by the
President for the Republican pai ty.
This delusion under which Hayes is la
boring in reference to the nature Of
the government is the cause of the pres
ent difficulty between him and Con-
gress. When that is removed there
will be no trouble.
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s.so,y.xa Trn wn,i = rrArHas.

The tele -ool,h infors.,s ~ thtt II 80
lect committee. eompa4"d of $cnatoiH
Thurman, sanlshoty. iI,aa!ne. 'iten.
Eaile. i.auai, Tooiao,a ana ahee,
and Eepreaentatives Chalmers, Carlisle,
Cox, Ewing, Springer, Atkins, Clymer,
Reagan. Phelps and Bieknesa, bud
agreed that the appropriation bills
should be passed free of riders. and
that there will bc u proviso in the bill
that no money appropriated shall be
used for the pay, transportation. equip
ment or subsistence Of any troops used
for police purposes to keep peace at
polls. II was further decided to rec.
on.mend the passage of the Legislative
appropriation bill in substantially the
same terms az last Years bill. and for
the same amounts except that they
shall be more mmutcly specified and
except, also, it shuli not make any pro
vision for the pay Of supervisors OF
deputy Insrshals of elections. The
now bill will contain clnusc providing
that no officer shall be appointed OF oh
legation incurred for any object fol
which specific appropriation shall no
have been made Ly Congress-.
1t seems to MS that this * u chcal
way Of craw-iishing out Of Il difficulty
Why can't the Democratic C"nsrcs
face the music fairly and aquoreIy
Have they spent nil the Sprini
months in Congressional tiukering 10
nothing but plain retreat Mt th
end I Instead of this ignominion
+ tetrogrnde movement, why don't thc.
again pass the appropriation aet' Wit
, the hayonet election repeal ''ridcr,' nn
then Immediately adjourn and go home
, leaving with Hayes tie iesponabilIt
t OF either signing the l'i'l u8 passed
| OF allowing the army to - without r,
r tionN If llnycz refuse Is sign ih
act let his Radical election uarhjn"r
take care of itself. AMI II hc ~ thu
=, forced to the ISSUE. with 40 hop"
= succor from Congress, W. believe tl
D.. Infamous Fraud would not dare to viii
h hold his spurious official signstur"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-06
DON'T FORGET 1T.

II you are troubled with nervousness, are
d.shezartened, tired of life, fear death Or
feel out OF sorts as the saying j., yon may
safely conclude that you have the Dispep-
sla or Liver Complaint. The liver Is very
apt to become torpid this SEASON Of the
wear as poisons arising from staghant wa
ter or decaying vegetation are more numer-
ou,, and are through inhalation taken into
the blood. Unless the liver is strong and
active, and furnishes a supply OF fresh and
pure blood to drive out the impurities,
the above mentioned symptoms surely fol-
low, and II not needed, end in more terri
bio diseases and death. Whites Prairis
Flower proves itself the Great Liver Pana-
cea. It's action on the liver Is different
from any medicine ever vercompouDded. Its
cures are truly wonderful. Try IL. Price
twenty-five cents and seventy-fiye cents.o
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prxEAEs SHOT.
HALEY. or, hIny q. 1879.

IlALsEy. OF, hlAy a. 1872.
Editor Democrats.
Many OF your readers have no doubt
perused an article in your journal Of
May 9th entitled "W. G. Baird to w.
II. Dunbar and written, or at least
dictated, by the first nnmcd, IN which
he quotes from an article Of mine pub
lished in the roitey Fonottin, the state
ments Of which he denies, and charges
mo with trnducipe character and sneer
ing Mt religion.
In referring to his nitiele and denial
have this 10 ray thnt | yeiterate what
said in the article published in the
Fountain, and nm quite sure that the
said ". G. Baird, Bith al his icpnta-
tion for lying and squi,rnins out Of
httlo scIrpes Onto which his euPidity
has pushed him) will not undntake to
sny again tl,at lie did not have an in
tercst IN that traffic at the place named
in my letter. lie may not eHcnPc by
laying the sin upon hiB son Nate (''Poor
deluded boy Of mine as lac said to the
Rev. +. }. Wilson when Hrcaking Of
the matter. lie WAS a full partner,
both in the building and the stock. The
liquors were bought for the firm, by the
firm, sold by the finn, and the proceeds
Of the sale enjoyed by tie individuals
Of tie firm.
VIII this "l;fs-lons member Of the
u. J.. Church tell us in his next letter
what he meant by saying TO Johnny
Solingcr, II. Burge and Sam. Morgan
(teanstersl on the morning Of January
-, 1879, and to Wallacc's family piior
to that time, "I don't Ike the idea oI
sellin. whisky, Lat IF We don't keep il
the people will 60 o'cr 10 Shomakoe'
and get it, anl that is such low hole
/ can't bear the idea of their going
there and then they would buy theiI
goods thcre''--or words TO that effect
la using the words psalm singer il
the article alluded {" | do not wish t'
be- understood ns making use Of it ip I
sense Of derision or in any way reflect
ing upon the denomination whore mem
beri are often called auch-- many q
whom are good people.
| ". G. Baird Says that he i s. life
long member of the L. j. Church
Many OF the ciiizers Of thiz place an,
Bruwus,ilIr say that several years as
he left the L. =. Church and .ioinc
another, ami then nc,in returned to II,
! L. Pa will not call ,on a liar, Err
Baird, but that story iH just Il it'll
crooked. Bette Try again.
would ike 10 t4amk the oil gentle
man for the prayer he offered up in III
, behalf at The c!os, Of h;s cornmnnics
Etion. aud should DO -, bu: many of hi
:, nri siborn regard t!rs, it il i."t from Ii
righteous.
When Brother Brird writes again
is to I'e hoped that lac rill explain wit
relation to the letter he wro.e whe
South in nlou. the year 1861 to
vouus lady uc'rr Erownsvi.!e-the le
ter that came So near k;ciiv~ 49, m'ti
in ,'i. rlir,l family.
Respectfully ynUre.
". L. DUNBAR.
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ORDINANCES NO. 81.

AN ORDINANCE to amend Ordinance
No. IS, passed and approved February
25th, 1879.
BE d ordained by the Common Council Of the
City Of Albany:
SECTION ]. That Section of Ordinance
No, IS be aud the same is hereby amended
SO as to read as follows: SEC. l. That
from and after this Ordinance shall take
effect all grading, graveling, paving, plank
ing or otherwise improving OF the streets
where the same cross each other, or the
building or Improving of any cross walks
at street crossings within the corporate
limits of the city of Albany shall be done
by and at the expense of said clty.
SEC. 9. That Section 2of said Ordinance
No. 50 be and the same is hereby amended
so as to read as follows. SEC. 2. When
ever the Common Council shall order any
street graded, graveled, paved, plank@d, or
otherwise improved, or new sidewalks
built on any street in said city, il shall
be the duty of the City Marshal, with
| in such time as the Council shall PEE
scribe, to notify the owners of the properly
abutting on such streets or walks 10 be im-
proved, or, if the owners be non- residents,
| their agents or the occupants of such prem
ises. of such order, with statement of the
character of the improvements to be made
and an estimate Of the probable cost 10
/ each owner of real property so atlscted,.
and the time within which the same is to
be completed; and if the owner of such
property fail or refuse 70 make such inn
| provements within the time specified, or
such further time as the Council may by
order allow, The Council shall let the con-
| tract for such work 10 the lowest response
/ bIe bidder, and when the cost thereof is
ascertained shall proceed to assess a tax
for such improvements uhon each lot or
part of lot if owned in severalty, to such
owners, if knows. and the City Recorder
is hereby required when such tax is levied
as aforesaid TO enter the same in record
of city liens, as provided for in Section OF
the Ordinance hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. That all Ordinances and parts
of Ordinances in conflict with this Ordi-.
nance be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
SEC. 4. This Ordinance to take effect
from and after five days after its pubiie=t- =
ton.
Passed the Council May 2Sth, 1879.
Approved May 2ssh, 1879.
p. G. HARPER,
City Recorder and
Acting Mayor,
Attest: P. C. Harper,
City Recorder.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-06
A QUESTION.

The editor Of the Pacifc Christina
Advocate is Acton curious part, and
he has another fellow Cruzan
around with him in the same boat.
They both abuse the people for elect
ing Democrats to Congress, and yet
they both did their best to defeat the
Methodist preacher, Hines, and elect a
Democrat instead What excuses have
this bloody-shirt twain for their incon-
sistency, and what excuse have they to
offer the people for assisting to swell
the Confederate majority" in Con
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ISPAMOUs AND INHUdAN.

The Louisville Coayier-Jour1adl is
Justly indignant at the infamous negro
exodus scheme. That paper regards
it as a piece of scoundpelishl unparal-
IeTed. Tile monsters who are at the
bottom Of it know perfectly well what
they are about. They have for their
object the Justification of the next CEN
sus. The "exodus" scheme is a census
movement purely. The negro is simply
to be used, as the Republicans have al
ways used him, as so much fuel to fan
the fame of sectional strife and hate,
regardless of his fate. AS a trick, it
is the worst yet; base-born, black
hearted piece of barbarous cruelty
which every villain who supports it
knows to be infamous and iahuman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-06

THE Oreyomiam forgets the gallant
Russell, of North Carolina, when it
says that all ex- -Confederntes in Con-
gress are democrats. He is q repub-
lican of the blood and-thunder type,
and hopes to live to see the day when
confederate soldiers will he ponsioned
by the government, as he recently
declared in the house. No demo-
cratic ex-Confederatc ever expressed
such q desire.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-06
TIE Price OF JTDGEs.

The Philadelphia Times thinks it
disgrace to the country that the salary
of judges is so small that duly qualified
persons cannot afford to take and hold
positions upon the bench. The partic-
ular case calling out this expression of
sentiment is that of Judge Dillon of
the eighth circuit, who gets six thous-
and dollars per year, but talks of re-
signing to take law ProfessorshiP at
seven Thousand FIVE hundred. We as
sure the Times that plenty of competent
men eau be found to take the judicial
office at even less than the former fig.
ure. Our best legal talent in Oregon
| il now on the Supreme Bench at sal
ary of $4,000 a year-washing and
mending included, and our Circuit
Judges receive the same salary and have
to furnish their own riding mule. We
consider these six thousand dollar New
York judges Irigh-priced and exorbi
tant set
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-06
GOOD AND SQUARE WORK.

Workmen on the State Capitol build
ing are making wonderful improve
ments on that edifce. The work is
being done under the direc ton of Sec
retary of State Earhart, and is very
creditable to his taste and judgment.
Evidently the small appropriation made
by the last Legislature is being used 10
the best advantage possible, and as a
consequence the next session will have
commodious, ,convenientand comfortable
quarters for their arduous labors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-06

z. CHANDLER, whose recent maudlin
speeches in the Senate have so en-
Unused" the stalwarts, threatened the
Washington Post with libel suit for
ai,owing mp his real condition and the
source of bis information, unless re-
traction was published. The Post in
formed him that retraction would cost
as much as 'two Indian agents" per
line. He has not concluded to invest,
as YET, and delays bringing suit. The
best thing for Zachariah is TO keep his
seat when unable to stand.
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Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty Of every person who. has
used BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP to lets its
wonderful qualities be knows 10 their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs. Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
In fact all throa. and lung diseases NO
person can use IL without immediate relief.
Three doses will relieve any case. and We
consider It the duty OF all druggists To rec
ommend it to the poor dying consuBpiive.
at least to try one bottle, as 10000 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no case
where il failed was reported. Such a med
icjne as the GERMAN SYRUP cannot be too
widely known. Ask your druggist about
It. Sample bottles 10 try sold az 10 cents
Regular size 75 cents. For sale by all
druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-06
D, Lord ! how long ?

THE action of the fraudulent pres
i,lpnt is most accurately described in
the following paragraph from the
Washington Post. "Mr. Hayes Is
credited with having 'sat down on
the democracy That is not exactly
true. He has sat down on the bayonet
in order to prevent its removal from
the neighborhood of the ballot-box,
and he is likely to find a stern neces-
sity for change Of position before
many days"
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H4REOR OF kEFECE.
The following notice explains itself

The following notice explains itself !:
SAX FEAscrsco, Cal, May %, 1879.
On and after the 9th day of June,
1879, the public sessions of the Boarl,
or of a committee of the same, will be
held at this office. The object of these
is to hear the views and opinions Of all
persons Interested In the location of a
Haroor of Refuge ON the Pacific ocean
I.etween San Francisco and the Straits
of Fuca. Shipmasters familiar with
the navigation of the Pacific coast, and
all other persons possessed with infor-
nation on the subject, are invited to
communicate with the Board in person
or by letter.
C. SFAFORTH STEWART,
1t. Col. of Engs., Pacif Sen. Mem.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-06
KANSAS OUT OF LICK.

Providence still proceeds to sit down
ON " Bleeding Kansas" Not content
with sending them drouths, grasshop-
pers and negro colonies, it has now
thundered over that fated State most
terrific storm and hurricane which blew
down houses, unfenced farms. flooded
the country, and destroyed many lives
and hundreds of thousands of dollars
worth of property. The people are
calling for assistance from other States.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-06

TIE radical talk about the demo-
cratic purpose of crippling the gov
ernment is all humbug. The demo-
Gratis constitute the large majority of
the people of this country, but the
republican minority, having stolen
the presidency, set themselves up as
the government. The democrats
simply propose to teach them their
error.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-06
Eugene City, May 81. 1879.

OSE of our boys asked his girl, the
other night, what kind Of tree she
would marry if trees were nenl "Y ew, /"
was the laconic and suggestive reply
Olym1ia ErperiDre,dt. We pine ir the
palm of that maiden, although we never
cedar. PortLand StnntlaTd.
Well, spruce up, have heart of oak,
let your limbs carry you to her bower,
tell her she's the apple of your buckeye,
and ivy idea you'll be a sugar plum
pear in no time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-06
HAYES AND ruEumlr,IlA c,rsaEoArs.

While Umapine aud The ether Una.
tilia Indians were at Washington,
Hayes made each Of them present OF
a gold watch--we suppose AS reward
for having murdered poor Geo. coggan
and no many other innocent white pco.
pie of Eastern Oregon \ pretended
President who will place vnluNblc pres
entA in the woodworking hands Of these
murderous wretches ought to be cter-
nnlly and politically damned by every
decent American citizen.
a decent President, or any other
lover of humanity, il he had presents
to give, would have sent them to the
sorrowing Widow and helpless orphans
of our murdered citizens instead OF Civ.
ing them to the red-handea assassins
who slew their loved ones and desolated
their heorthstones
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-06
INSANE.

II. X. Schooling, of Umatilla county,
formerly citizen of Linn, has been
adiudged insane and taken to the asy-
lum. He was for many years one Of
our most substantial and wealthy citi-
zens, and we deeply sympathize with
his large circle of friends and relatives
in their aiflietion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-06

VIZ will be III Portland all next
week. We thought we would notify
those whom we owe down there so they
could have time to get away to their
summer resorts. Those who are in
debted to us will please. remain until
after the usual collection is taken up.
Trade dollars, greenbacks and Salmon
River dust taken at par.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-06

The Portland Bee don't enthuse mneh
over the 0reyonii.,,t's recent conversion
to Radiealism That paper says !:
4.There Is an old saying about the zeal
of a new convert, and we remember it
whea we read the reI-hot political edi-
tori.ls in the 0reyOnia,a Only the
other day it was independently weak,
or weakly independent, and now-now
it glows with all the zeal Of new con
vert just before election"