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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20

NEW PALESTINE, No., April 18th
The tie trade has not slacked vet.
ID. E. Putnam, Esq, 10 in the ii.
business.
j. X. Miller, Agt. at this place ia con
hned to his bed.
Some complsin, smong farmers Of
sheep killing dog.
We understand there is good green
picking in and around the Joe. Town lake
The Amick Bros. propose n.vin. their
hand bills and cards printed at the BAzoo
Office.
j. T. VI. the "female mesmeri-er~ i
81. X. on his pegs and receiving letter from
VI. every day.
Picked parties. sre all the so ,lows
this way-and when they picked they lrlt
"u, the best picking
#. 5. Moore. Of Upton, Wa. in town
Yesterday looking over the stock OF goods,
in the cheap store oi Messrs. j 7 n J. w.
Moore.
A Young m-rchtnt III this place SAYS
there - girl living not hundred mile.
a~ay from here that he would give the old
usL u barrel It sugar tor her Same
acre" will give two.
Monroe Moore, the boss horse Jockey Of
Palestine township comes to the front on >
racking pony, 'iast s,epr-r" aui SAYS he
would not sci! for money, no, il hel could
get - woman To- boot
The Kansas City Tunes pubiIsnes to- /
lay a nine column report OF the convention /
IL Yesterday. IL il the l,es, review oil The .
and iis work given by any pa
ner in the state and places another tall ,
feather IN the aurora boreali- Of plume,
which surmounfs the classic brow % lis
,uthor, Eas.ne Field
Ice water IL rendered Harmless and .
more refreshing with Hop Bitter. III each :
irsught.
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TUNCLTrorS CHEEE>.

Called, was r,csIved with
TrNULIroUs CHEERS.
sni when the -ecretsry declared the result
the cheers 81 Fill.y's par,izln-. coupled
with calls ior ,hs; g'n,lsman, filled the
hall f"' Ave minutes. onl, to- ~ .grin taken
up With renewed vIg"r when Fill-y aI-
pesI.d on the platform.
In = brief speech he expressed himself ~
considering ihi. the greatest honor of his
political life, and called upon the conven-
ton 10 witness that he had brought no per
-onai quarrel III his own into the conv-n-
,ion, but that the struggle hsd ben DELFT
ersiely forced by bis opponents He
thanked them for his viniication and amid
another burst Of applause. retired.
Then motion VS. PIT that nominations
he msds unanimous, but the pill va. ton
bitter TO the taste OF the opposition anil
there we're dissenting votes.
The convention then took up the election
Of district delegates, nominated BE- each
district in Caucus, and a poll OF vote. re-
suited in tine following choice:
DISTRICT DELEGATES.
First district Nicholas Berg, J. A.
Weber.
Second distric,-T. B. Rogers. J. W.
Wheeler
Thrill ii.''ietsJ. II. POhlmau, I. e.
Allen.
Fourth districi-wm. Bslien,ine, ]
! Lindsey.
Fifth d,s,ric,-H. F.. Baker, T. A. Lowe.
Sixth district-R. e.. McBeth, W. F.
Maynard.
Seventh district A. d. Jayne. A .G.H.l-
lenbeck.
Eighth districi-W. J. Terrell, l.. e
Slsvens.
Ninth districts. c. McClo-ky, L. T.
E--ex.
Tenth district-Thos. n. Neal, Geo. H al
Eleventh dis,rict-T. J. Whitman, II
y. Cook.
Twelfth district-H. NJ. Hitler, J. +
Adams.
Thirteenth district-C. W, Rush, G.
Walden.
. TWO CoNTE>IING DELEGATIONS
from the ninth district had q quarrel be
fore the house which both upon the sbcv
! ballot aud on those which followed 4.
lsyed proceedings for half an hour an
. created a furious uproAr IN the conventier
Each faction, the dis,ric, having fifty vote
( claimed to represent . majority, and tn
1 contest vas exceedingly bitter. After
terribly long discussion, which took plss
amidst confusion 50 great that the del,
4 gates in the rear Of the ball knew no,hin
Of what was transpinng. il Va decided {
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S,ockholdar's Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that . meeting o
the stockholders Of The Sedal,a Gas Light
Company, will be held At the Office Of said
company, at its gas works in the city Of
Sedalis, on the 18th Of May, 1850. for the
purpose Of voting upon . proposition to
mortgage the property and franchise Of
said company, in q sum not exceeding
$4,000. &c. NELSON, President.
Sedalia, March II, 1890. S12-dlt-vl
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IAN Old Pbysclan'e Advice. -

Coughs, Colds, Asthma and other pull
monary affections should be looked
to and promptly treated IN time,
and thus all serious results may be avoided,
and for this purpose We know of no better
Remedy than "DR. SwAYNE's COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY" The FIRST dose
gives relief, and it is sure to cure the wort
Cold or Cough in a very short time. TT.
Is cent bottle and be convinced, and you
will thus avoid . Doctors bill, and moe,
likely serious spell of sickness. Price Is
cents and $l.0O per bottle, or six bottle.
$500. The large size is the most econom
ical. Prepared only b, DR. Swsyne & Son
$50 North Sixth street, Philadelphis. Sold
by all prominent druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
THE CONVENTION.
The Filley Men Crush out the
Feeble Boom for
Blaine,
And Will Bear Missouri Tri-
umphsntlv to Grants
Waiting Arms.

Last night the scene about the corr
doris and reading room. Of the vsriou
hotels wss one 81 exceeding animation
There were three interests among the l,rle
gates. and the. curiou-ly agreed and con
ficted. First, anu in the greatest Bumer,
cal strength were the Grant men who yer
ai-o Fiiiey men. The headquarters of thi
faction was At Sich-r'-, in the rooms az ia,
secretary of the state Central committee
one 81 Filiey'. faithful adher-nt., m,
more especially bound 10 him ia that a
the last meeting Of the committee he hat
been furnished . proxy by the elf cho-~r
chief oi the Grant clan.
Second came the B!sira men, under the
acknowledged leadership 81 that asinis
politician. George H. Shields, supported
hy the counsel AID moral appreciation 81
''the immortal eight" wko were so reient-
Ies-!y suppressed by the Fiiley men at 81.
Lonis. The gathering ground Of this wing
OF the party WAS III the Garrison, and un-
al late hour there we're every where 10 be
seen al that h"iel Close concIave- If the
leaders Of the revolt sgaInsl Grant aud
gag law.
Aud then, ~ a third division, there Was
4 very strong anti Fiiisy element, which
comprised not only the whole strength of
the Blaine men, bu' had enlisted corsid.
ahI q Ia.
advocates of Grant. Tie leaders of this
sedarAte wing OF the third term bird were
Cnited States Marshai 4. &. Allen, and
United States Attorney L. II. Waters.
Both Of the>e gentlemen have heen sought
To hr held up by Mr.. Fil!ey in con- picu.
Gus light. which was intended to reflect
unplessantly upon their intention to the
duties OF their Offices, and they have a.
goo! cause to make political war upon him
- ever two men had. Il MAS discovered
last night, by inquisitive reporters. that
the civil service" branch Of the Filley
M alcontani- had been active in the work f
proxies for deputy msr-hsis aud
other gentleman Who could he depended
upon by The Aiien-Wa party
and that their show oi strength IN the Con- /,
veDiiOn would surprise those who believed
The Filiey men would effect . walk over. !
Ii Was finally agreed that the first fight /
would be made in the caucuses of the dif- 4
ierent congressional di.,.icts, which were
TO meet this morning 20 choose their state 4
rom itteem-n Tor the ensuing year, and
that an effort would be mate To
iepose Finley ~ working Tor .
committee which would be in
av"r "i af.i eject chairman not a resi-
heal # II. .,n;s, ia ih.- connection tin
aa:I.- al Ern ; oan.', ii -, Joseph, finding
~nd approved mention. .
The above SUNNI arv Of the inside work.
hss of the more active facti"n-the Fil,ey
oen sitting somewhat s,oiidlv At rest,
~ ,iting the appearance of their chief
has lee, "a giycn as ai,,ve In order that a
lea:er vie~ Of the motives which gov
rued the action Of the convention nigh
x obi .ined by the general reader. By the d
id Of this passing glimpse into the glass
Which reflects :he working of the hidden
Eires. n comparatively bright light is
brown On the proceedings.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20

The prevalence Of malarial diseases in
country ard town indicates . danger to
which Ne are all expo-es. These diseases
ere easy 10 contract and hard to eradicate.
But Warner's Safe Pills neutralise the moi.
soe and cure them. They are equally eff.
ecsise against oil bilious troublea.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
Convention Notes.

All the DELEGATES speak we'll 81 >-,laiia
The BAzoo cold in the hall ike Wild
IRE.
The hotel registers show that a harvest
vs. Iesp-d by some one.
The 'tow-Iine' appear To have had a
very irm grip this las, time.
-Esnsss City secured the honor oi
heading the delegation nj large si,h the
name 81 its veteran editor, Col. X. +.
\sniioru.
The galleries made a grand rush iur
the windows Whenever the band passed by !;
an exhibition ri bal TASTE which thu co,i-
v-ntion politely overlooked.
A coiored delegate from the First ward
III -. Louis made long sud excited speech
IN favor ii v"iirg for a c"lo,ed candidate
sho hal besn ALREADY elected, sv.! did not
discover his error until he had been visited
nv general laugh.
The handsome decorations aud the
complete arrangements at the hall we're
especially The result Of the efpI,- oi Mr..
Wiik-rson snd Mr. R"--,.. ~ho lsbored
un,irirgiy. To- Mr.. Rose the pres j. -
pscisIlr indebted for polite attention.
There was m"mentary excitement
which br0ugh, the sho!e convention TO its
feet Yesterday afternoon. c~ussd BY the
-pilep,ic nj which seized Dr. Buckner, a
delegate from Brrkner e',unty. The chair
called upon the delegates, win" had crowded
around the spot, to give him air, and the
DR. soon recovered.
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Were man to conform mere To the lows
ri health, snd Of nature, and he le.- adic-
tel TO the qualification of his passions, it
wou'd not be necessary to advertise Fellows
Compound syrup Of HypoPho-Phite. a. =
restorative for the Pawer Of the brain and
nervous system, while the world. progress
ans: enlightenment wo'.ii indeed he marvel
t.u.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20

poll the ninth dis,rict BY counties npo.
each call Of the roll, and il vas Necessary
TO do this on the occasion Of every vote
the 100 psrt:es being unable to amicably
settle their dispute.
The Grant caucus nominees Ter electors
Of large, J. p. Trscy xnd W. II II. Brown
(coloredl ver~ then chosen without opposi-
ton.
The caucus nominees for committee at
large. Me--rs. C. I. Filley. T. Fuller, ]. T.
Beach aud W. d. Tyler, we're also elected
without persi-ten, resistance BY the Blame
msn. who saw that they created DELAY by
h.ibu-tering.
The convention also selected . new state
csntral committee, after which the commit
,e. on resolutions reported the following
KExoLUrIONs
b Il R,soissd, By the republicans oi Mis-. I
soIsIi, in convention assembled. n follows
Fir>t. That We affirm The time honored J
anil Cardinal principles 81 the republican \
party that Ill men are created Tree and 4
equal thN this h. . Ga'Ioh snd not = con-
Federation ct states that all If tine issueS
settled By The late wsr: aud Ill al the be-
isla,ion regarding the same, are final sud
Any st,empt ." M any way arhuI pr sf'vci
the saline arr revolutionary.
Second, That We hereby -niorse The adj
ministratioU I'll that patriot, soldier and
statesman, Ulysses = Grant, a. Pse-iden;
of the United States. sni hereby instruct
'h. delegates appointed tn the national re-
publican convention fo bp held in Chicsgo,
!" vote - unit on all questions and for
ssId l. :. Grant - the c,rssiid.te I'll the re-
Publican party III the United States for
'h- mex President thereof.
A MINORITY REPORT y
= 40 presented TO the convention, iifiy ring
rom the above only in that the second
'esoiuiion VA 81 w"v,ied q. 10 leave the ,
delegates To Chicago without instructions.
This was promptly voted down. however,
md the Grant men carried their lsbors to a ,
triumphant conclusion with a series OF
heers that shook the house.
Resolutions thanking the citizens of Il
'e,l,lia and the ofi er. Of the convention. o
'err passed and at q quarter after seven e
be convention adjourned sue de, n
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20

The first load Of freight that ever went
over the Narrow Gauge, for pay, arrived
at Lashmet's brick yard this evening. 1,
was four car loads of wood from south oil
the raging Fiat creek.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
Attention.

Householder. painters end all, you can
get the be-, quality Of white lead, oils, and
mixed psints. at the same price charged
for inferior goods elsewhere, At Clifford 4
Cos. 4-lOd6e
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20

Stop that coughing; If you do not, i,
may kill you. A bottle OF DR.. Bulr- Cough
syrup only costs Won % cents, and its
timely use may save your life
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1t must be good, for everybody recon-
mends it, and the doctors prescribe it, We
mean DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price IS
cents
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How On Eagle Catches Fish.


In al probability We are to hav,
shad from the waters of the Hudson
hereabouts, much earlier than usual
An old time fisherman at New Ham
burgh, being interviewed on the sub
ject. yesterday. made quite an inter
esting statement.
''Yes. shad are comm q good dea
earlier this spring than usual. The
boys have their nets out every DAY
now. and the yellow perch and herrin
are comm in quite lively. and her.
rim generally come only a week or ten
days ahead of shad.
And. too. now and then a white
perch is gilled, and white perch steer
the way for shad. Then the ducks
are ali gone, and the eagles have left.
All that is another sign of au early
shad season. I've shot six or seven
eagles the past winter just wounded
them so as to catch them alive for
parties in New York and elsewhere.
You gee eagles come to the mouth of
Wsppinger's creek to feed on carp:
that's the kind Of fish that Supervisor
from Northeast was talkin' about in
the Board all winter. Well. these
carp are red-they look like gold 6sh.
There's lots of EN- at the mouth of the
creek. both this side and the other
side Of the Drake draw bridge. Did
you ever see an eagle 60 for one of
them, You didn't. Well you ought
to zee the big American emblem hover
for q carp. The higher he gets over
the creek the better he can see. Yes,
that is strange. but it is jus. the same
with trout fishing. re | am on trout
stream. and think there are trout
about, If | can't gee them, | always
scale tree and get out on the branches
and look down. for ] tell You you can
see good deal better than you can
from the hank of the stream. don't
know Why. but it is go. I've seen an
eagle just skim the top of the H. r. r
r. draw-bridee. flying to the east.
ward. and when he reached the cove
inside he'd raised 100 feet and then
jnst stay still and hover till he spied
q carp in the water below, when he'd
circle down like a pair of stairs. and
then he'd make a 'swoop' right into
the water and come out with Mr..
Carp in his beak. and as he'd raise
again he'd shift the carp to his talons ,
and Av away the Lord knows where.
/ tell you a king-6sher can't beat an
eagle on a fishing excursion. Do
eagles and crows agree? Some
times they do and sometimes they
don't. I have seen eagles drop fish ,
to a flock Of crows on the ice, but I
crows never allow an eagle to get closa
TO them. believe we will catch
shad here or m the Fishkill fats he
fore the week is out. ANYHOW the I
fishermen are all ready with their a
nets and have commenced drifting
Little bets have been made as to who {
will catch the first shad north o., the y
this year. Everything 5
indicates that when the schools begin 4
to arrive the catch at all points will Il
be very large from the start" u
No wonder the people have confidence !,
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THE PROCEEDINGS

in caucu-, while supposed to be in meas
ure secret. we're readily learned, hut their
result j. 30 plainly apparent in the report
of the convention that to detail them here
would involve repetition.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20

Spring chickens, the first
Of the season, ct KaiserIs, No.
no West Second street.
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Itching Piles Symptoms nd Cure

Itching Piles Symptoms nd Cure
The symptoms are moisture, like pers.
plrstion, intense itching, increased by
-crarching. very distressing, particularly al
night, as Il pin worms were crawling in
and about the rectum the private parts
are Sometimes affected: IL allowed to con-
'inue, very serious results may follow. DR..
Swsyne's All-Hesling Oin,men, il pleas
ant, sure cure. Also for letter, Itch, Sal,
Rneum. Scsid Head, ErysipeIss. Barriers
Itch. Blo,eh--. all Scaly, Crusty, Cutsne-
ou-, Eruptiens. Psice 30 cents, 8 boxes
tor 81 -. Sent by mail to any address on
recsiP, 81 price IN currency, or three cen,
postage stamps. Prepared only by DR.
Swsyne Il Son, so North Sixth street Phil
adelrhis, Pa. Sold by all prominent drug
gist..
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NO wonder the people have confidence
when the best physicians are prescribing
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup in ell cases OF
Couyhs. Colds, etc.
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The chair declared Me--rS. Van Hon,
Wagner, Hav.ns and Fiiley duly elected
a. delegates at large.
Daring the bslloiing the announcement
ot the vote for F,lIcy, a. e.ch disrr:c, wss
called, was received with
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What They Say.

prom. the Kansas City Journal.
"rhe Ssdali. BAzoode-ervss much cre,i,
in che manner in which i, gave the conven-
ton report yesterday. BY the aid Of ,
s,enographer verbatim rrpor, OF The o.
gsniz alton vas Pu, Ia print n quickly a.
it could have been done in st. Louis"
From, tI. Kansas ttty FINES.
''Th~ Evening HAzoo Published All ex-
c~llent report of the proceedings las isr as
1t got"
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Popular illustrated bool, ZOO pages o.
MANHOOD, WoHAyHooD! MiRRI,GE!
impedimerts TO Marriage; tie Cause and
cure. Sent 5ec~rlr sealsa, postpaid, for 50
cents, by DE-. c. WHITTIER, OF St.
Charles Street, ST. Louis, Mo-, the great
speciahst. Read bis work.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
DURING RECN

to-day noon the Grant caucus nominated
the following
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20

Ice water IL rendered Harmless and
more refreshing with Hop Bitter. III each
draughi
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Il Correspondence Of the Bazno.

BY "neck-,ie." Your reporter will keep
the BAzoo posted rs to this sad affair.
Large po-seS are in hot pursuit of the
murderer. but as the place of shooting is in
The mids, of dense forest. il will he rather
difficult TO lind Smith, were he not TO leave
the etate.
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A merchant down town sells more Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup than all ether
medicines together. IL surely mnst Ike the
best remedy for a Cough.
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COURT.

Gases disposed Of-Admitted 20 the Bar.
Court met on Saturday afternoon at half
past o'clock and this morning at lo.
The following cases were disposed OF
Samuel Kurtz, trustee of Barbara kurtz,
VS.. Henry Kurtz. Exceptions to auditor S
report. Exceptions dismissed and report
confirmed.
Amelia F. Eaby VS. Henry F. Benedict,
Administrator Of the estate OF Elizabeth
Benedict. deceased. Rule to show cause why
4, sberitf-s sale should not be set aside. Rul le
made absolute.
Court adjourned to meet on July 9TH.
Admitted to the Bar.
Mr., John 4. Coyle, Of this city, was this
morning, on motion of his preceptor, Hon.
VIM. Aug. Atlee, admitted to practice be-
fore the courts of Lancaster county. Mr..
CoyIe passed with great credit the rigid
examination before the committee of the
bar appointed for the purpose. lie is
young gentleman of fine intel
lectuaI attainments, and in educa-
tion and temperament admirably
adapted to the profession on which he IS
now fairly launched with such bright
prospects Of a successful career. Joined
with keenness OF mental vision are
thorough business qualifications, urbanity
of lcmcanor, and strong common sense.
that will doubtless render his advance at
once easy and rapid. He has the we'll
r. IT. L.. <ro,
on this new field Of usefulness.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-06-28
Justice to Mr.. TIlden


Let the Democrats of the nation say what
they please, they owe great deal to MIR.
TildeE. He relieved them of their greatest
difficulty by taking his name from the list
of candidates before the Cincinnati cOnven-
ton. BY his selt-abnegation he opened
the way to harmony i'll the party. Had he
determined to contest the nomination, the
fight at Cincinnati between the two
factions, would have been more bitter
than that ut Chicago between
the supporters and opponents of Gen.
Grant. A defeat of Mr.. Tils!cn for the
nomination, had he insisted upon it, would
have assured the defeat Of of the DemOc-
racy in New York. Even John Kelly, with
all his hatred of Tildcn said that no DEM
ocrat could carry New York without the
lattcrs support. by declining to enter
the lists for the nomination 1iltlen gave
his party harmony and unity instead of
division and bitterness. lie held, in fact,
the destiny of his party, as far as any pros
poets of success in this canvass were CON
ccrned. He had friends, as delegates i'm
the convention, who were ready and will
ing to fight for him to the bitter end hal
he but said the word
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What iIr. Jewett Thinks.

New Ofk Tribune
As the friends of Hugh J. .Iewett. presi-
dent of Erie, had attempted to work up u
Jewett g boom before the Cincinniti con
vention. it was thought that his views ON
the resrIlts of the convention would be
Of much interest. After six unsuccessful
calls in search of Mr.. Jewett Il JIsjune re-
porter found him on Friday ut his house,
No. ) Gramcrry Park. Mr.. Jewett re-
ceived the reporter with impressive dig
nifty. The conversation was as follows:
IL have called, sir, to ask your opinion
with regard to the Cincinnati nominal
tion.'
''Well, SIR replied Mr.. Jewett, 81
consider it a most favorable choice. Ham
cocks record is a pure one, and he is very
popular. do not suppose, however, that
he entertained the slightest idea Of receiv-
ing the nomination."
"WiIl he carry Indiana? ?'
81 think so, undoubtedly"
..How about New York;
"That will surely be his
"What majority would you give him in
this state.
81 am unable to estimate that
"Will he carry his own state"'
"Of a certainty also several states
which usually follow Pennsylvania lead.
The solid South is likewise his. -
What do you consider his chances in
OhiO?"
"They are very good though, Of
course, Garfield has strong hold there,
it being his own state.
Are you personally acquainted with
Mr.. English?"
81 am, sir and he is learned scholar
and will make a most excellent presiding
cock and English present a remarkably
powerful ticket.