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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-09

/ the Oakland phonetic method OF writing
tomato catsup." Who ever heard of mix
( ing these two ingredients beforel None il
ours, il you please. If the youth that mad,
out that waybill is an Oakland grammar
school graduate, Board investigation of thu
Principal is strongly suggested.
ls REvESuR CoLLEcTIoNs.--Th following ar
the totals of collections made in the Fourth
Revenue District of California, A. L. Fros
Collector. for the month of June: Collection
on distilled spirits, etc, $40. 9S1 OF: collec
tions on tobacco, snuff, cigars, etc, 2.06i q
collections on fermented liquors, s., $50 80
collections on succession tax, $40 50 grant
total, 800, 1873 10.
a CASE OF JEALOUSY" Old Probabili
ties " is so disguised over the hot weather a
the East, and ours seems so cool in compari
son. that he has shut OH the former daily sup
ply of ice at the Signal Corps headquarter
in this city, for fear Sergeant Sickler will sc
the chills. Some may say That's cool, bu
it isn't as cool as it was before.
| ELECTION A. O. Hat a meeting of tn
A.. o. H., Division No. ., held last evening
the following officers were elected to serve 70
the ensuing year: President. z. A Byrn
(re-eiecIedl, NicS-I Iesioeiie, e'oV.s I,'in
Secretary. James Riley tre-electedl; Treas
urer, J. j. Carroll (re-electedl.
SETTLEMENTs.-The Treasurer of Puma
county, T. L. Haggard, yesterday settle
with the Controller of State by paying int
the State Treasury the sum of 81. 016 70. an
the Treasurer OF San Mateo county, w. J
Wilcox. settled by paying in the sum c
81, FOL 50.
WARRANTS DRAwS.-The State Controlle
has drawn his warrants as follows Compile
ton of Branch Prison at Folsom, $40 600
Improvement l. street, Sacramento, ,0O
States share of frontage assessment e'
penses State Drainage Commission, 81, 6S5 81
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
T. w. Mitchell.

Market House Corner. Charle.iOwn. woH Va.
lake pleasure 10 inform my friend, aud the
=; punlc 10 general that have opsneda roeery
In the corner room of the Market House ~hero
you will find for your inspection a full line Of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
An Independent Judiciary.

From the Martinsburg st.tssman.l
A large number of the voters of this in>
dlclal district, of both political parties, think
that the election of Judge should not be
a political question, and that it should not
especially be SO at this tmo
de has to pass between the most powerful
individuals and corporations in the commu-
nifty, and the poorest and most unpopular.
1t Is OF the last Importance that, in tho per-
torrance of these duties, he should observe
the utmost fairness. Does not every man
feel that his own personal security, and the
security of his property depends upon that
fairness. The Judicial department comes
homo in its effects to every mans Preside,
1t passes ON his property, his reputation, his
lie, his all. Is it not the last degree i'm.
portant that he should be rendered perfectly
and completely independent, with nothing
to control him but God and his conscience,
We want man of dignity, of thorough
knowledge of law, of quick perception. and
OF honesty. Such a man is the Hon. James
H. Grove, if he will allow his name to be put
before the people. as the peoples candidate
tor Judge, ho will be supported by all par.
ties. Oproros
August Is, 1880.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
M1soELLANEoUs.

PHOSPHATE,
THE HIGH GRADE BONE ECON
OMIzER, AND
THE DISSOLVED BONE PHos-
PLATE.
would also call tho atten tion of the farr.,s
to the trisl test made by WIN. F. wei-ick, OF the
firm of WsirIck & Weller, who bought aud
soved twenty different Ibof phstes n HE fsrn-
equal mum Der of pounds per acre. and a commit
tee of Messrs. VIM. Myers Jere Harris. Robert
Chew and G.. W.T. KearsIey to decide which was
tho best wheat. and their decision was that the
Phosphate sold him wns decided ~ the best: n OF
only In the straw Blu: the heads we're distinctiy
larger and better, and will refer parties to any
OF the above gentlemen. ] ain the agent of the
Farm 9rS' Bone and .Fcrti-
N@W2G Company.
OF Phil,delpha, who say ths above Como,py
as it purports to be, FARMERS COMPANY
The stock is owned almost exclusively by Farm:
eontroi-siH members of the Board of Directors
be in Themselves practical farmers The latter
a. farmers and large consumers of Fertilixsr.,
nave engaged In this enterprise, aud accepted
the resnnnsibiIity of lite ina gement. to assure
themselves md the community g inst fra nd i, in
the manufacture of its msnures. ,rd that they
shall DE put upon the market a low prices az
the cost of their manufacture and sale will ius-
lily
The constant aim and effort OF the managers
has been to produce Fertilizer that all could
rely upon With as much certainty a. barn-y.rd
manure. and We hAtter nurer!vss TINT in our
HIGH Ora DE MFR o and HIGH CRANE SUPER
pHosPHATEs, We have fully reached aim,
their use upon all the various crops of the farm
and garden during the Iast seven ye,rs having
almost uniformly given the highest satisfaction
can with confidence offer $50 the
SUPER-PHOSPHAT OF LIME.
which produced such wonderful effects on Mr.
Weirieks fsrm in the late trial with Twenty
other kinds. Tho
COLUMBIA SUPER PEOSPHATE
for Wheat, is the highest analysis in the market
AND has never failed to give action. ] would
caution ;he farmers to be careful and get Best
Article 10 the market. as Cheap Pho.phates ey-
identity shortened the crops fully third the Ia 1T
harvest. producing only two rows of grainp in
stead of three rows, is usuai with we'll matured
wheat wall be glad to show my Phosphatcs to
tho f. rmers. and will deliver them anywhere on
our Railroads ] would cali particuIa- attention
to my Circulars, which will m all to the farmers
Aagust3 lsSN-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
D l 4 d

At the residence in this place of her son-in-
law, Maj. &. w. 7. Kearsisv. On Sunday nivht
August 18th. 1850, Mrs. ELIZABETH BLOWN
in the 92nd year of her age.
At her residence in Byron, Greene comfy.
ONO, July 2sd. 1880. Mrs. HANNAH MOODY,
wife of Dir. John H Moody, formerly of Mid
dleway, In this county-aged Is years, IS mont lbs
and days.
At her residence on Burke street Martins
bnrg J uly Stat, 1880. Mrs. MARTHA CUNNING
HAN. in the 10Th year of her age.
In Leasbnrg: Loudoun county. Va. August 81,
MIS-: MARY J. GREEN, wife of Mr.. John E.
Green. in the Goth year of her age.
At the residence of her son. near Duf1eld's this
county. August sth, Mrs. NANCY ScsRARY,
aged 70 years.
Near Ripon. this county, August 9th CLAIR
EsCE. infant child of Thomas aud Elizabeth
West. aged months and 81 days.
At Unionvlle. this county, August 7th. Mr..
HENRY BAREHART. aged ~ years.
At the reside1co Of M: Geo. Licklider. An
gust I'd, Miss SALLIE MELVIN. aged Is years
On Eriday, July 3oth, near Halltown, Mrs.
MOLER, widow of Henry Moler. dec eased aged
IS years.
AZ hi: residence. PEAR Hillsboro. Londonn
county: Va. ON the 18th ult.. MIR. CHARLES
BASQUE. in the 92d year of his age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
NJ A r RE d

At the residence of Mr.. G. Frank Gallaher,
in this place. on "Wednesday afternoon. a gust
18Th lssS By G R.y T. A. RsEiste, Mr. JAMES
BEALL--oniy daughter of the late Benjamin
F. BsuiI
,oa the 2sth of june. at the High st. Church
Parsonage, Springfield Ohio. by Row. Thos s.
Harris, Mr.. WALTER 8. NEWCOMER to Mrs.
A. +. RENTCH. bath formerly of Shepherds
nj Ohio.
In louisville. Kentucky. August I'd. 1850, Lit.
GEO. 5. YOUNG. 9TH U. s. Infantry. son of Mai
D j. Young. Ordinance Department, u g. A..
formeily of Harper's Ferry, TO Miss EMILY q.
WRIGHT, of Louisville. mo. Cards.l
At the Carter House, ON Monday incoming. Esd
instant. by Rev. J. W. rongue. Mr. JAMES H.
MANUEL to Miss LUCY ALLING woRTH, both
of tubs cauutv.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
TIE INDEPENDENTS PROeNos-
titles,

According to the Independents showing,
Berkeley oounty's indebtedness to Jefferson
on salaried officers from .1S72 to 1880 was
Sl1. 200. But that editor not content with
striking balances to the present time, spec
ulntes on the future and attempts to wipe out
the present balance With probabilities. tits
az old adage, that We should not count our
chickens before they are Matched. Indeed
should we be SO fortunate as to elect our
Judge OF ths Court of Appeals, will Berkeley
ensure him for twelve years. We feel sat-
lshed from the undue haste which Berkeley
besleged the Executive Mansion on expec-
tasion of Judge Hoge laying aside the judi
DIAL ermiue, that she, will keep a warder
posted there during his term, ready to fill his
position before the undertaken has taken his
measure.
From what Independent says, Va. feel sure
he Is good mathematician, and would pro.
pose to him the following problem in rule of
three: If Berkeley owes Jefferson SIT 900
in eight years for emoluments of Office, how
much will she owe her in twenty years7
Work it out, Mr.. Independent, and the
answer will show the state of indebted q ess
between us twelve years hence more accu>
rately than any prophecy of Independent.
But. as Independent has lifted the veil of
tho future, and is peering into the hidden
mysteries, We would ask him if on the stage
OF action in coming years he sees no Berke-
ley Congressman, repeating himself, no U.
5. Senator. no State Senator or Circui.
Judge; aye,is there not a line of Presidents
Governors, Senators aud Judges yet to
spring from her loins? Answer US not, for
fear the daughters of Jefferson may DO
brought low.
Adding to the account $1,000 for Con,
gresham assured, $50 900 for Senator ex>
Psctant, and how do the accoun, B st.pd7
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
ANOTHER OUTRAGE?

The ready facility with which Republican
lies are manufactured for campaign purposes.
is fully demonstrated by letter received
here last week by high official of tho S. V.
X. X, from Democratic friend in Holli-
dayaburg, Pa, the former home of the official.
This friend says that it is currently reported
there, by the Republicans, that the official was
forced, during the late Hancock d English
ratification meeting and procession here, to
haul down the national colors, which were
displayed from his Office; and that said
oticial was so much disguised at this outrage
that he had turned Republican. This state
ment Is so utterly ridiculous that, were it not
for the effect with which it is endeavored to
be used abroad, We would not give it even a
passing notice. Every one who WAS in
Charlestown on the night of the Hancock &
English ratification meeting, be he Democrat
or Republican, knows in the first place, if he
was anything of an observer, that there were
no national colors displayed from the rail-
road office here, and that if SO they would
have been heartily greeted, as was the case
where they were suspended at various points
across the streets, and by the hundreds on the
speakers stand and in front of numbers of
buildings, along the route of the procession.
The statement current at HolIidaysburg,
therefore, Is nothing less than a lie out Of
the whole cloth, without the slightest shade
OF shadow to rest upon, and our Renub>
hoan friends hereabOuss may righ,fully judg.
thereby how much truth there is in such
stories about other sections of the South
which are freely used in the North for cam,
paign purposes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24

Serious riots have occurred in Ireland
and the air is full of Feuian plots.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24

The Democratic ratification meeting to
be held at Penmar, on the Western Mary.
iand railroad, on the first of September,
promises to be one of the most spirited de-
monstrations ever witnessed in this section
OF the country. York, Pa, will send dele
CATION numbering about 1000, including
the Hancock Veteran organization, 500
strong, and handsomely uniformed. Four
platforms will be erected in the grove.
Among the prominent speakers invited are
Con. George B. Mcclellan, ex Governor E.
Louis Lowe. Gen. Roger A. Pryor. Daniel
Dougherty, Hon. John W. Forpey, Hon. W.
S. Stenser. Alex. R. Boteler, Gov. Hamil>
ton. ex>Gov. Carroll, Senator Wbyte, and
others
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Pursuant to call, the Democratic Con
servative Executive Committee of Jefferson
county, w. Va, met at Charlc.town, August
2Osh-Dr. j. D. STARRY Chairman. On
motion, j. F. WELsuANs was elected Seere,
tary. The object of the meeting being
stated by the Chairman to be the calling of
Primaries to elect delegates to Senatorial.
Judicial and County Conventions.
On motion, it was
Res0trcd, TO bold the Primaries to elect
delegates to the Senatorial Convention, to be
held at Berkeley Springs on the 7th day of
September, on Saturday, August 2Sth.
On motion, it was
Resolccd. To hold the Primaries to cleo,
delegates to the Judicial Convention, to be
held in Martinsburg September l4,h. on
Saturday, September 1lth.
On motion. it was
Ecsolpcd, To hold the convention to nomi
nate candidates for the House of Delegates.
to be held on Monday, tho Goth day of Sep
TENDER. aud that the Primaries to select
delegates to said convention be held on Sat-
urday, September 18th.
GA motion, it was
fes0l0ea, To hold the convention to nomi>
nate county officers on Monday, September
eth, and that the Primaries to elect dele>
gates to said convention be held on Saturday,
September 25th.
On motion, it was
Resolrea, That the Primaries shall elect
one delegate for every fifty Democratic voters
aud fractional part thereof of twenty voters
more.
On motion, it was
Resolred, That the time of holding the
Primary Meetings be at p. NJ e., at the Pre-
clnots in the county. except at Harper's
Ferry and Bolivar, which shall be held at 8
L. al, on respective days above named:
And that the various Conventions be held
at the Court House in Charlestown, ut IL a.
NJ on the respective days above named.
A request was made by the Executive
Committee that committees be appointed a,
the various Primaries. to be held on Satur-
day next, to assist the central committee in
getting up barbecue, to DO given at some
early day.
On motion Committee adjourned.
j. d. STARRY, Chm'n.
JNo. +. WELsHANs, Sec'y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24

:. Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma, or any Irrita
ZION OF the Throat or Bronchial Tubes will
Dc be relieved by taking DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup. 1t has cured thousands. Recon,
mend 1t to your friend aud neighbor. Yoar
druggist keeps it. Price % cents.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
GRAND DEMOCRATIC BARBECUE,

Arrangements have been set on foot to
have grand old-fashioned Democratic Mass
Meeting and Barbecue, near Charlestown.
some time during the month of September.
A committee, consisting of Captain George
Baylor, Chairman, and DR.. j. D. Starry, Jno.
T. Colston, George F. Eichelberger, Colonel
John 7. Gibson, John g. Wiltshire. Horace
c. Moore, NJ. L. Avis, Nathaniel Conrad
and James W. Butt, has been appointed by
the Hancock and English Club of Charles.
town, to confer with the other Clubs of the
county, and with their cooperation arrange
for grand barbecue, as aforesaid. A num-
Der OF the most prominent speakers of the
country will DO invited. and arrangements
made for excursion trains on the two lines of
railroad of which Charlestown forms a CEN
ter, SO that people of contiguous sections of
West Virginia, Virginia and Maryland NAV
have an opportunity of attending and epiov.
ing real old>fashioned political gathering
OF immense proportions.
The following county ticket has been nom,
mated by the Democrats of Berkeley county.
For Legislature, B. F. Brady, Geo. T. Fer.
III; oemmoD"ealth's Attorney, r. p. FL.
etaub; County Commissioners. H. Ss;b,,,
JACOB Miller Blackburn Hughes; President
County Court. J. B. a. Nadenbouscb Az.
SCISSORS SCISSORS, ). " Quinn. David Stuekev
County Surveyor, ]. P. Kearfott Sber;e'
VIM. T. Noll. Sner'h'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24

the
Second Tuesday in October,
1850. (the l2th day of the month y for tbe mr..
p"se "f receiving yorrs for tho following named
otiiccrs-stste. Judicial and County-v:z:
Governor OF tho State,
Attornty-iie"eral of the State,
stale TTeaBurcr,
STATIC Auditor,
State SIpsriutentI dent of Free Schools,
Two Mombers of tho House of Delegate.
Judge of the Supreme Court Of A puouls
Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit,
Pres'dent OF County Court,
Sheriff of the County.
Two JusticPs OF tie PeHce for each Marfs-
teriAi District.
Pr,srcuting Attorney for tho County.
Assessor of Dist ic; No. !,
Assessor "i District No. 2,
County Surveyor,
CbAstabie tor each NJ ,cisaeriII D'strici:
Also for Ratitcatior or Rejection of Promised
Amendment of Article oil State Constellation
If proposed Amendment ratified, for Jude of
new Circuit and for three Crmmis.ioI ~
rs provided for in Sections % and %
of proposed Amendment.
And for ratification rejection of propoSed
Atnendment of Section 13, Article 3, of State
Constitutions.
The following arc the nance of tho Commits
sloners appointed by tie Court for each place of
CHARLEsTowN DISTRICT.
nell. X. F. LeisenrIng. '
"ILTsHIRE'S SCHooT. HOUSE Moses w Bprr
DIR. +. L. Wager. ID. Fl. Wiltshire.
OsBURN DISTRICT.
kADLETDwX.- George Harris. Thos. E. Wood
ward, Cllcb Burns.
SUMMIT POIST.-Robert II. Shirley, " n
Willis, Edward b HaIp.s.
MIDDLEWAY DISTRICT
hfpDLEwAY.-Dr. A. NJ. Evans. Josiah Wat.
son. Peter Bowers. "
AT THE SCHOOL HOUSE Man LE1rowS-Te.ac
II. Strider, Daniel G-;zeudanner. Meredith
Helm. --'h
POTOMAC DISTRICT
SHErHERDsTowN.-E C. W. Herr, David Fill
myer. JOHN II. little. '''
BEowN's SHoP-J. W. Hendii cks, James r.
CsbOuTn, j. 2. Comfy.
SHEPHERD DISTRICT
SHEPHEEDsTowS VIM. J. Knott Georpe NJ
BeIizho"yrr. George w Chase
DUFFIELD's.- james W. Glenn. Charles T.
Barnhart, 'John McGary
BOLIVAR DISTRICT
BoLIvAR.-Joshua Cavalier, I'm. T. R,don
Janice N. SmaI!wood.
HALLTowN Warner W RockenbaupI, C,aor,a
koonee, J. W. Rider.
HARPER'S FERRY DISTRICT
HARPsR's FEaRY L A Montague Georcs w
Green. James Conway. "
MaSNISG's SCHOOL HOUSE Geo W. BRYANT
John hcGrAw, John w Grsye
GlVe3 uader my hand July 81. 1850
THOMAS A. MOORE
August s. lSSn--te '' ~0u't'
lFr"e Press and Register ce.yl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
q II . g IC IsIES,

Among which are
SUGARS. CoFFEEs. TEAS. sYRUPS, ICES
PRoFISlONS,-BAco Flour, Corn Meal
ALL kinda. y"
COHFECTIONS,- Plain and French c.pS,
Oranges and Lemons, Prupes, DAtes and Eig,
Fancy Crackers and CAkes.
have in store foil and we'll sssorted s,oek of
QUEENS. GLASS, woonEN. WILLOW
STONE and E%RThEN WARES,
which Will "Her at bottCm price,. Smoking ard
CHEWING TOBACCO, CIGARS
Cigarette. ciEa' Smokers. Pipcs. &c.
mention above few leading departments Of
my business IL all branches Of Imported Hurs,,
nc. staple and Fancy Groceries. ] aim TO hwy
an" to =" repr.scnI my gee de ihAt.Nsry
onc Dealing with me will hAvO reAson to he pl.s,rs
ana salts h"d. and those who have not fAvorcd mo
win ca IL arc cordially invited to do SO ana r,
anime nv goods. Promising in all cases etuT-
teons treatment, ! sm always willing to .ht~
"oodH and give prices. All orders will rrc.ra
prompt and careful attention. Goeds dslivor.d
m cor p0FAuon limits irso of charge by reliable
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in e1eh.pr.
for Goods. RespectluIIr
June $. 1850. r w. MITCHELL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
Democratic State Ticket.

SAAOO4 oG4C OGdG6 11CRGC.
- For Governor,
JACOB B. JACKSON,
of Wood County.
For Auditor,
JOSEPH s. MILLER,
of Cabell County.
For Treasurer,
THOMAS o'BRIEN,
of Ohio County.
For Attorney General,
G. c. WATTS
of Kanawha County.
For Judge of Supreme Court,
THOMAS C. GREEN,
of Jefferson County.
For State Superintendent of Free Schools,
B. L. BUTCHER,
of Randolph County.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
Constitutional Amendment, Article 8.
FOR RATIFICATION.
FOR REJECTION.
Constitutional Amendment, Sec. Is, Art.
FOR RATIFICATION.
FOR REJECTION.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE.
Baltimore Weekly Gazette
For THE
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.

In order to place THE WEEKLY GAZETTE
within the reach of all who desire sound no.
htical information, all the news and interest.
ing miscellaneous reading matter. i. will be
FURNISHED until December l, 1880, to single
subscribers ~. or clubs, post paid, for T.cenfy>
1 f,0e Cents, and until the 4th of March,
dooi l.; post paid, to single subscribers or clubs.
lot f9ty Cents Clubs raised in the various
election districts will greatly aid the cause of
I9ioim ana help to secure the election of
n nianooek and English. This is the way to
circulate the documents Address
THE GAZETTE,
S. 81, IooV. Baltimore
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-08-24
MIS- c ELLANRo Gus.
SPRING & SUMMER. 1850
CENTRE ROOM.

7'RE public i. hereby notified tia, W. h.,. iv,,
rePlenished our stock with = large aad vaSied
supply OF spring and Summer Goods which We
shai! offer at hi advance for Cash. Goods sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-08
The Tennessee senatorsbiu.

tEhf fICTlhG DEMOCRATIC OPINIONS
A democrat from Tennessee. who arrived in
washington this morning, says the republicans
may get the United States Senator from that
state; that State Senator Harrison. prominent
republican, has recently been to washington
ana assured the administration that with the
control OF little patronage he iHarrison) could
De erected L. :. Senator; that upon his reEnrn
ooiennessee, Harrison not only told his politi
Cal Iriends, out said to democrats that ha had
SseIytnlng arranged to get votes enough in the
legisiaIure, and that he would be the Dext aan-
stoI. Inc democrats there believe Harrison has
lIaue bargains with certain Iow,tax or .:renIl
diatlon democratic members OF the leyislati,ra
" Vote lor nina. THR STARS informant- pooS
uelocial,-said the Tennessee democrats far
seIy gioomy over the Senatorship. and Wara al
most dlsposedto give it up. THE name of 1nz
STARS informant Is withheld, because he "a a N
oIIlceholder and does not desire to become xad
up with the matter "00'Aio n1iAed
on the other hand, Representative month";,
or tennessee, told STAR reporter fo.dav - !.
DeueVed The democrats would get the Sena,or NC
that the low-ta1 men are democrats on nstinna
questions and he believes Will ioin in the alna
IiOn OF democrat. The legislature has tn eiect
State oIncers below the governor, and M Nc
MnLin could not say whether the two WINGS Ne
democracy would Join In this or NOT. Wa Ala T.,
NOT speak confidently about the SenatorShtn' u'
put heio The opinion that democrat Wonid y. y.