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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

GAxsETTA, having declared open war
against Grevy's Cabinet. the fall OF that
i~ncongruous organization cannot be much
longer deferred. It has no standing with
the people, and has lost the confidence OF
the Conservatives. without winning the
favor Of the Radicals. It has the mis-
fortune Of being neither one thing or the
other. Something like Hayes Administra-
ton in our own country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

WITH a population 400, 900 less, Phila-
delphia at the late election registered
10000 votes more than New York. A little
strange, to say the least. Possibly this
may account for the immense Republican
gains in Pennsylvania at the recent cleo
ton in that State. There are as many Re-
publican reporters in Philadelphia as there
are Democratic thieves in New York. Both
Of the great cities are rotten to the core.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

JOHN RussELL You've, who swung around
the circle with General Grant. says the
General Is worth. in money and property.
about si5o.oo0. 1t would appear that he
IL pretty we'll fxed, without . railroad,
canal or any other kind Of Presidency.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

IT il announced that Yakoob Khan has
been persuaded by the British to renounce
his claim to the Afghan sovereignty. and
to surrender his authority into the hands
Of his dear allies. There 10 nothing that
persuadss a man so quickly as main force.
provided it IL sufficiently forcibls.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13
squeIching Lottery Dealers.

NEW IOhh, NOftinDtT IL.
The panic among dealers in lottery tick
cts here continues, the arrests of the past
two days being followed up by proceedings
calculated to cause dismay in the ranks of
these Spectators. The openness and au-
dacity with which the lottery people have
conducted their business nave attracted
very general attention from the law
abiding citizens. Fifteen arrests were
made yesterday, including s. Frankmoon,
representa- the Louisiana lottery.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13
RN N w S
BY
TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
The New York State Ticket
Probable Success of the Republicans
BUSINESS Of THE SEVERAL LAND OFFICES.
Matters of General and Public In
fereSt.
NEW YoRK. November II.

NEW lOKk, NUVtlIDtT II.
Chas. E. Smith, of the Evening Journal,
telegraphs as follows: The official returns
now coming in show small, but almost uni
form Republican gains. With the changes
thus far recorded, our footings give Has
kins 957. Carr loses considerably in Mon
roe county, but gains enough elsewhere to
make it up. Wendells net gains thus far
over his estimated majority yesterday are
about 800. Both appear to be safe by
about 1000 majority.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13
Dailp Sentinel.
THURSDAY, +: NOVEMBER 10, 1879
TIE DEMOCRATsAND WORKING
MEN OF CALIFORNIA.

A story has been set afioat by the Alta
that the Democrats and workingmen Of
California nave concluded to pool their
issues. 1t is a sensible move for future sue
cess, il they have. Kearney is as essential
to Democratic success in California as Boss
Kelly is in New York. The story Of the Alta
is revamped and condensed by the Silver
State. The appointment, by Governor IT.
win, of W. T. White, late Workingmen's
candidate for Governor, to the Bank Com
missionersbip, is said 10 have been made in
pursuance of the contract between the par
ties, md a fusion tt control the Lower
House of the Legislature is to be the mex
step in the programme. The Republicans,
being in a minority in the Assembly, if the
Democrats and Workingmen unite, the New
Constitution men, or H. BIS. as they are
generally called. will hold the balance of
power in organizing that branch of the
Legislature. 1t is said that a proposition
will be made to divide the offices between
Workingmen and the II. B's., the Demo-
Gratis agreeing to vote with them, but to
ask none Of the spoils. In consideration of
this generosity on the part of the Demo-
Gratis, there is to be no third Electoral
ticket named in the State during the Presi-
Dental contest, and the leaders of the
Workingmen are to induce their followers
to vote for the National Democratic candi-
dates. 1t is further stated that the agree
ment provides that the hold-over Senators
elected by the Workingmen shall vote for
q Democrat for United States Senator two
years hence, while the Democrats are to in
dorse the Workingmen's municipal ticket
next year, and make no nominations for
city officers in San Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

JOHN sHEshAS reports . decrease Of
80. 400. 900 Tin round numbsrs) in the
public debt for the month Of October.
John always wipes ont the debt with great
rapidity on the eve Of general eleetions.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

TgE Virginia Chronicle has . leading
editorial. entitled: "A Hint to Poker Play
srs." Wa call tbs attention Of Major Dsn-
mis-. Of the Timss- Review. 70 the same. re-
specially.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

AT the Grant reception at Council Bluffs,
Iowa. some idiot in the audience proposed
s.three cheers for the American King I"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13
Law.
MAsHrSaroS. November

WASHINGTON, November IL.
The Cabinet yesterday was occupied in
discussions Of the Constitution and inter-
national law. in connection with the SUBJ
ject Of a proclamation recently issued by
the Canadian Government, permitting
American vessels to come to the relief OF
Canadian vessels In the waters of the do
minion only when danger Of loss Of life
and cargo is imminent. A law now on our
statute books permits Canadian vessels to
enter our waters freely, to rende assistance
to American vessels in distress under any
circumstance and to any extent. 1t was
suggested to-day hat the President should
declare by proclamation that the privilege
Of Canadian vessels in our waters shall be
precisely the anne as those accorded by the
Dominion authorities to American vessels,
and no greater. but the Cabinet was di-
yided in opinion az to the power Of the
President, under our existing law, to issue
q qualified proclamation Of the nature
above indicated, and at the close Of the
discussion the whole matter was left unde-
terminsd.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

'iHexassS IL the best pslisy," says Hayes
70 the people Of Virginia, wksn IL comes
to counting In q President who was not
elected. the best policy is to count.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

the Ludlow stree, Jail since June 5, 1875,
pending the action Of the courts in a civil
suit TO recover SIS, 900 for money obtained
by forging railroad bonds on which $780,
900 was procured. When the crime was
detected, in 1873. it created a sensation in
Wall street, nearly a million dollars worth
of the forged bonds having been thrown
upon the market and many firms de-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

ACCORDING to latest advices. q mixed
ticket was elected in New York and still
Boss Kelly h net happy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13
Dissolution.

T,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex-
i listing between Sprague 4 Moe. in the sa.
loon business. was dissolved on the 10th day of
November, 1879. Mr.. Andrew Moe continues
the business. and settles the old arms accounts.
WILLIAM SPRAGUE,
ANDREW MOE.
Eureka, November IL. is7s. nevi2-im
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

The wsll.kuown specialist. has arrived In
this city, and can now be consulted at the Par
ker House, rooms Is and IA. Sufferers from
chronic and special diseases, and those whose
ills have been aggravated by the iniudicious
treatment of pretenders and soi-disant physi-
clans, will fnd ID TO their advantage 10 call on
him Consultations In English. German,
French. Spanish. Italian, etc. Office hours.
from 10 A. N. to 4 p. NJ, and frem Q to p. N.
Sundays, from 10 a. NJ. to ! p. u. only. Consul
tations free Of charge.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13
Rooms to Rent.

THREE ROOMS TIC RENT. FURNISHED
i or unfinished. Terms very reasonable.
Inquire, three doors south OF the Bchool.house;
". In the cid 1ExsfpnL once tee1ns. no-Ste
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13
Abandoned Mt Rea.

Captain Flaherty, Of the steamer Zea-
land, arrived from Antwerp to day and re-
ports that on November 9Th he picked up
the bark Royal Arch. of Sunderland, which
had been abandoned by her crew. The
bark, when found by the steamer, was
loaded with salt and general merchandise.
and her masts and rigging were all in
proper shape. She had but two or three
inches Of water in her hold, and her pumps
were in good working order. Captain Fla
herty could not tell from what point the
bark hailed, nor what her destination was,
and no reason can be assigned for her
abandonment by her own crew. A yoIun-
'eer crew was put on board Of her and
Captain Flaherty directed his officer to take
the ba'k to New York.
Progressive ant Aggressive Fee
males.
WASHINGTON, November 10.
At a regular meeting Of the Board IT
school Trustees for the District Of Column
bia, last night, the question was settled, Of
the application OF Mrs. bella A.. Lockwood
aud six other women, for placing O woman
on the School Board. The application was
first sent to the President. and by him re-
ferred to the Attorney General. and then
to the District School Board. The latter
has adopted a report admitting that there
is no legal obstacle TO women serving as
members of the District School Board, but
take the ground that there are grave OBJ
Jections as . matter OF policy, and that.
therefore. the application should be re-
fused.
An Unpsrliamentary Proceeding.
Patterson. N. j., Nov. IL.
Charles II. Voorhis, Member OF Con-
gress from the Fifth District OF New Jer-
sey, was yesterday arrested by a U. 3.
Deputy Marshal on the charge Of abstract
ing from the First National Bank Of Hack
ensack. OF which he was President, col
latsrals deposited. that he might secnre q
private loan on them. Afidayits were made
by Cashier Proven and Vice President De
Great. Voorhis was taken before . U. 8.
Commissioner Bail IL not yet fixed. voor-
his IL Ut bis residence, under suryeillancs.
Anethsr food Masa Fallen.
NEw ORLEANs. November ~.
Edward Palmer. late President Of the
Louisiana Savings Bank. was arrested to-
day upen two indictments by the Grand
Jury. enc charging him with the embezzls-
msnt IN June. 1879. of aa7. sse, belonging
- the hNnk. OF Deposited therein. and tbs
sthsr with p~ubiishtsg falas reports and
wilitully concsalinx facts a. 10 the condi-
ton OF the bank to deceive the public.
Palmer Is imprisoned in default Of $40, 900
bail. He declares his arrest an outrage,
caused by hatred, jealousy and spite.
An Old Crime Revived.
New YORK, November IL.
The Court OF Appeals has ordered a ne "
trial in the case of the New York Guarant v
Indemnity Company vs.. Andrew Robert !.
Gleason and others confined in
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

NEW 1OKK, November II.
The Court Of Appeals has ordered a ne "
trial in the ease Of the New York Guarant '
Indemnity Company vs.. Andrew ROBBERS !,
Valentine Gleason aud others confined in
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

NEW TODAY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13
MASQUERADE COSTUMES

MRS. srRAus HAS JUST RETuhNhp
Nl from San Francisco with . rich and vsl,ss
assortment 81 Masquerade COstuInes.
and will rent them at reasonable rsses' "A"
residence on Mob Htll. .,u
Eureka. November 4, 1879. novV1
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

Late surgeon =. Army. late Professor Of sarss7
y. u. Cali Paris. Berlin. Vienna, se
Consultations In all modern languages Eng
lish. German. French. Spanish. Italian, etc.
Fer further Information sppiy 81 thu Doctors
once.
Treatment 10 the poor sratuitous.
Eureka. November II. lsIs. noviaH
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13

IHUCkEE, CdI., NOV. Y.
A brakeman named Green, while trying
to %uncouple two engines in motion. at
Bronco this afternoon, fell between them
and was instantly crushed beneath the
pilot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-13
WAN TED.

A GIRL, OR A MIpDLE-AGED WOMAN
n in a private family. Apply %
JOE RICH. Pawbrokes.
Next door 70 the Psrses nsS
EusskA. Nsvsmbss .. leTe. ssvs"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20
Chapter 1877.

AN ACT to prohibit the payment Of money from the
Treasury of the State for Agricultural purposes.
Be IL enacted, SC, as follows:
SEC. l. Section 1--we OF chapter yeght Of the revised
statutes hereby amended by striking all of sad
ton after 'huhandry" in the h line that said section
shall read as follows:
Sect. s. The board shall investigate all such subjects
relating to agriculture horticulture ana the connected
herewith, they think proper and may take and
hold in donations requests made for promoting
agricultural education the general interest Of husbandry
SEC The secretary OF the boari of arcuur- 81 all
receive hundred dollars In full for all services and such
necessary expenses shall be allowed by the governor
and council (Approved March 6, 1879
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

for divorces and of all civil actions at law where the
damages exceed one thousand dollars, except com.
plants for howage real actions and actions of tres
pass quare clausum.'
SEC 2. Section one of chapter forty eight of the
public laws of eighteen hundred and seventy eight
is hereby amended by striking out tho words
" twenty-five and twenty -seven," in the tenth
line thereof and inserting in the ninth line thereof
after the word thirteen" the word and provided
that this section shall not apply to indictments now
pending in the supreme judicial court zap Mar 49,
Chapter 1876.
AN ACT additional relating TO appeals IN criminal
cases.
Be IL enacted, &c, as follows:
Sections fifteen and sixteen of chapter one hun
dred and thirty of the revised satu es are here
by amended to no ID as follows:
Sect. is. Any person aggrieyed at the sentence
of such magistrate, may appeal theretrom to the
next supreme judicial court in the same county and
the ma gistrate shall thereupon order HIM To pay
to such magistrate one dollar and fifty cents for
copies of papers for the appellate court and the
entry fee in such court of sixtyve cents and shall
less than twenty dollars. with sufficient sureties to
appear and prosecute his appeal, and to be commit
ted till the order is complied with
Sect. 10. The Magistrate shall send to the appel
late court copy of the whole process, and Of all
writings before the mag strate, and account to the
clerk of such court for the entry fee. If the appel
liant does not appear and prosecute his appeal his
default shall be noted the record; and the court
may order the case laid before the grand jury, or
issue a capias against the body OF the appellant,
bring him into court, and then affirm the sentence
of the ma gistrate with additional costs.'
(Approved March 4, 1879
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20
Chap .r .G2.

AN ACT additional to and amendatory of chapter
nty-four OF the Revised Statutes in relation To
the support Of paupers in unincorporated places
Be ii Enacted, &c, as FLOWS
SEC. |. Section twenty-five of chapter twenty
four of the revised statutes, amended by chapter
two hundred and thirty of the public laws of eli h-
teen hundred and seventy-fou is hereby further
amended by striking out the word Giving" in the
first line, and insert instead thereof the word
found SO that said section shall read : follows:
Sect. p. Persons found in places not incorpo-
rated needing relief, under the care of the
overseers of the Oldest incorporated adjoining
town or the nearest incorporated town where there
are none adjoining who shall furnish relief to such
persons as if they found in such town; and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

;, OF eighteen hundred and seventy eight.
he II ehacted, sc as follows:
SEC. |. Section five of chapter ten of the public
laws of eighteen hundred and seventy-eight il
hereby amended by inserting after the WORT Gins
tees IN the third line thereof the words Including
all actions of forcible entry and detainer' by add
ins to said section the following to wit and libes
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-17

att han for dem utyerkar hyar sitt
fripass pa iernyagea till hemosteu
SAINT att han lanar dem hyar sln dol
lar for Gakost, Han begifyer sig MI
till kongressen ooh timer / stt ut
skottsrum IA personer, som kommit
tor att tala med honom ON snagra
h6gst vigtiga atgarder," =" Mar de ut
talat sin hiertans mepiag, bsder en-
at dem att "a preaeatera . damer,
som vanta | acknowledgements.
Men han Der ON 0rsakt ooh gar Of
ves TIL senatkammaren, men endaat
for att st6ta pa II unga man, som
bedja ON hvaE sitt sskreterareskap,
Hyad skal han na taga sig TIL I 10,
en- lyeklig tanke framkastar sis; han
besluter att bestiga kapitohe.b .bygna'
dens domes ty dar skaM han val fa
vara / 10 en- stund. Och hvilka ND.
ter han dara Sutton persenes af pa
da konsn hyilka ALA arc gamla be,
kanta, somliga med hans hastr0 ooh
andra med hans gamle far De ha
kommit app till Washington for att
So en han icke kan gore nagot for
dem, Tank hvilken lyeklig handelse
att de- skalle traffas har. Tank sa
sablim utsigten AZ! Vid nedkomsten
beklagar han sig for en- gammal sena'
tor, Denne sager: ser nj den dar
saoken darborta | hornet a-Ia.-Na
val den ar fun at BRET petitioner ooh
applikationer, Recommendations ooh
kommunikationer ooh SAINT dar SOFA
jag far hvarje veeka, och vet nj hvaa
jag g6r msd dems jag saGer dem at
lumpsamlaren for y cent skalpandet
och psnningarns ser jag 1t hednamis'
sionen, Gaek du ooh gor sanmale-
des, Han foljer radet och lofvar
hadanefter hvarie applicant att det
skaM bh "an right" med hans bsga.
ran, Pa dot viset far han TO med sig
sjelf och med hela verlden. ooh for.
star nu storsta delen af sina kongress.
mannaskyldigheter.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-17
Bref ftan @ket.
Town OF HAWK CREEK, Rem.
vile Co, den 3 Apr, 1879. (

Town OF HAWK CREEK, Rem. }
vile Co, den 3 Apr. 1879. :
Rsd af Miaa. Stats 1Sdning.
Som det sallan hores nagot fran oss
hari town At Hawk Greek, sa anhal'
ler jas att Stats Tdningen vile gifva
plats for nagra rader>
Saniagen borjade liaigts men | dag
(den 3 AprJ ar jorden aera tum &C.
nomfrusen, sa att arbetet mast belt
och hallet afstanna. Vart town-val |
ar f0rstedde stor hfaktighet. vi
valde alldslss splitter nya supervisors.
ALA svenskar, naml,; John Jacobson,
A, H, Larsgard, Cart Anderson; 0.
Fugelskjel vardt town clerk, H, O.
Agre treasurer ooh A, Carlson asses
soE ALA dessa arc CODA ooh dugliga
man.-Vi ha On hten lifig stad har,
Sacred Heart, som vaNer myeket fort
ooh bar On hflig handel, Hvete beta,
las med 7s cents for 10. 2. De tieste
farmare ha salt slit hvete, men nagra
annas som hafva sin spanma orord.-
For nagra dagar sedan Trades har ett
ssorartadt brollop thvilkes ar myeket
sallsynt har pa orten. hvarvid glad
jon ''sted hogt i taket" ooh insenting
at Guds gafvor saknades.
A, Ca.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-17
Nytt slaga hart NJournal d'agrie

Nytt slaga harf "Joarnal dagrieuk
tare pratiQaea femnar en- afbildning
och beskrifning af en- harf, som, gan,
ska myeket skiljande sig fran de van
liga formsrna for sadana.syns erbjuda
.yissa foEdelar framfor dessa, Tan-
derna arc anbgagta pa samma satt
som tandeTna pa on hast-iarnEafsa
ooh royliga pa en- axel med 2 laga
hial. Hyarie tand lopez salanda lik,
som hastrafsans | slit eget spar ri
.marken oheroende az de andre. och
kan folia marken ! ala dess oiemn.
.hessr, Pa det tandeEna icks skola
tillstoppas och slapas arc De boida
|meh iorden pk olika afstand fran
sxeln, 81 att dst hliffysr ett lampligt
likformigt rum naellan de tanasrs som
aEo anhEasta yia sidan opa hvarandEa. d
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-17
KANpIyoAI, d. tide April 1879.

i KANpIyoAI, d. tide April 1879.
Red afMiam. Stats 2Sdming,
An On revers for gammal att inkas.
seras genom lag, sedan fem Or arc
forlapAs efter den utgafss
Hogaktaingsfallt, q 4.
Nei. Var "Statuta Of Limitations
lnnehalier foliands bestammelser :
En- sordran som grundar sis pa kon-
trakt "reyers." gakning, agbstslan.
saldavaror sller aanta pengar maste
sokas iaom sex ar efter fortafo,tag,
! anRat fall har fordrings-eg In,
Bgenratt infor lagen.
Skalle nytt, skriftligt lofte eNer on
afbetalning frivilligt goras efter den
utlupna tiden, da atesupplitvar detta
den gamia togdran ytteylgare sex AZ,
Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-17
Dot reyelatleaAra programmed.
Ur Syenska Hibansal

SNS<~s1AA
Den "atomordentliga," kongresser
gor skal for slit namn, ty maiorite
ten af dsss medlemskap bar enat sig
ON ett usomordsRtligt program, hvit
ket ar som f6ller:
l. Upphafning af den akt som bs.
myndigar nationalregeringen att an.
wanda F6renta Staternas mihtar fol
andertryekande at valid och oordnin,
gar vid valurnorna,
I, Upphafning at den del at natie'
nallagen, som bemyndigag depatsra,
de marska alker deputy marshalsl att
CORA polistjenst vid valen,
8. Afskaffandet af "Chief Super
visor" "-sysslan.
1, Afskaffandet at rattigheten for
"assistant supervisors" att ptofva nd.
gon AMMAN fanktion vid valen an aska-
darens.
Forstan I an, eller hvada ma man
fraga, sedan Amerikas sk6na demo.
kraft pa ett sa otvetydigt satt visat
den klufna foten; ia, man forstar,
att meningen med detta sanning
djerfva forsok att appAafsa ooh Of
sSef& de- sakerhetsmatt, som hittills
funnits emot demokratiska valbedra-
gerier. ar att gifva det revolutionara
partiet fullkomligt fria handler vid
nastkommande ars presidential, So
deGns demokrater ha sett, att "bull-
dosing",metoden loaar sig, ty de ha
darmed vunnit On ''enig soder" och
en- demokratisk kongress. Kunna do
na afven, genom den foreslagna at
garden, CORA samma metod gallande
| nordstaternas stora af demokratisk
pobel fyllda stader, sa ha de hopp ON
att 1880 so sina jattelika reformstraf-
vanden kronta med on seger. som
skall lagga hela nationalstyrelsen de.
ras blodiga handler.
Men till lyeka i olyekan bar landet
annu on repubhkansk president, som
torde blifva den khppa, mot hvilken
revolutionspartiets stolta vagor var
da brutna. Det blir namligen med
hyarje dag ALT sakrare att mr Hayes
vetobelagger det oforskamda forsla-
get mar det val hinner till honom.
ON sd skier, hvad skola d& ''ordnin.
gems upphafvare" taga sig TIM Att
passera forslaget ''ofver presidentens
veto" som det heter, dartiM aro dc
for svage. Att ater boia sig under
odets beslut ooh fortsatta sessionens
goroma med att beyiGa regeringen
de- askaae anslagen for nodyandiga
0tgifter, dartin maste man anss dem
for stolte. Da aterstar endast for
dem att packa upp och resa hem, !
dstta fall komme presidenten att
sammankalla en- ny utomordentlig
kongress imam de- val wore utom
Washington. Och hyad skola de go
IA da, skola de lemna kallelsen ohor-
sammad eller skola de ater samman,
trada for att pa nytt bsgynna den re-
volotionara politiken ON de valia
den senare atvagen och presidenten
for andra gangen tillbakavisar dem,
hvad skola de CORA daa Skola de- ma
banda oafbratet fQrtsatta med forso.
ket att boia presidentens villa under
sin egena Formodhgen ieke, ty kort-
synte som dc arc. maste de val anda
outsider inse, att on sadan taktik
skulle paskynda den forstoring, emot
hvilken partiet blindt hastar.