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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-25

PaEssrrsllAH CHURCH Rsva D
Baglsy viii preach in the morning st
II o'clock; 'aundAy School at the usual
time. and the yeung peopls's meeting
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-25

TaINirr OarRcH.-Foarth Sunday
'sllsv Eas1er--H Hours q Diviss 0sFviee
IL An. ard * IN. Sunday School
1t i2H. All .ars cordially invited.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-25

COFFEE AND SPICE
!. MAWvFAcToRY. c.

dssirs % infbrm sls people Of Seattle ssd he
aoanA ecanty esaesaily thas ] have sstsbIiehsd
Tpsncb CoAss snd spice hsnufeetosy % FRONT
9T8KE1. sIATTL1. sppoetes eu!l1ven's blocA.
vhass en- manufsctnsinG ths bese brands q
OeGbss, ealseutas. Heage p0wdRs nd spies q al
hsude. which sse icing sold - bedrock pr1cse-
Having - - yeassf sxpesienee e ~ bustne0
pleess all vho fsssg ne viii their pstFnsaos.
Ny Gpods, nenufaetursd IN Portland. toek Two
Asus pssnius0s In 1871 end three Ora cleD Pc
A1snas IN ISIS. ct ths osssoG esees fnlr.
alOdff O.. RsMONN.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-25
A. i. Coz.
HAsnssauno, Or, Dec 81, lS7l

HAsasssuH0, Or. Dsc 81. ls7a
Come th.se months ago ! was IT
tackled With . severe pain in ny back.
bought . package Of the OxEoox
KlDxEY TIA. and b. the time ! bad
ussd one-half Of 4 w. eatirsH esliayed
and have nos besn troubled dnoe.
chesrfully recommend II 70 al Who
nav b suffering from lame OF weak
back. ga pIsasank saes ead God rem
edy. .. daioesY,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-25
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

U,HH nan or KIN. ARNOLD. PRoP1JB.
j sosgof ~ uaddle 1ock Nsots1sAst = tAss
tklng thessfFua ard Mr. He'll eonftnalhe tho
i6nainao. ~ nsoa1ys oss H. I'D Am p1Il ~
payaAls 70 NJ. ketl clone. and al nonsys d1s
6om ~ 1ru wIu - pAt1 hy ht0 a1oneL
Ok1An. KIM !.
xzx42 J. A1u0GD.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-25
OREGON GARDEN SEEDS.

~ tE al l ~ u a@k
A full line of Garden and Field Seed
fresh from the Sslsm 1Satl Gardens.
and for sale III large or small pa, cells.
at Catalogue Prices by
KELLOGG s. SNYDER,
Il Agen&fnF o. Dickisson.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18
J. s. BLACK.

TmE Times Rrr.,rr takes the following
cheerful view Of the situation in Tusca
rora: Tho times are not so dull about
town NJ many people represent. There
aie.evidcnccs on every hand Of an i'm.
prOvement in business. Money is much
more plentiful than it was n month ago.
and our. merchants, TO judge from the
amount OF freight they receive. are pretty
we'll convinced that the outlook for our
town will continue to improve. There
are comparatively few idle uen in the
district. More attention is being paid
to prospecting this year than ever be.
fore. and what is better still, many Of
the tho claims are yielding considerable
quantities Of good milliag ore"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

AT meeting Of the Republican State
Central Committee, held in Virginia
City last Thursday. the resignations OF
]. d. Baldwin, Of Storey county, mud
W. F. Stevens. OF Humboldt county,
were received and accepted. Mr.. BAL
win has Withdrawn from tho Republi.
can organization because he intends to
vote for General Hancock, believing
the Republican candidate to be unfit
for the Presidency. Mr.. Stevens gave
no rcnsous in his letter for resisniug,
bat it is stated thnt he will also vote for
Hancock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

Mr.. JAMES II. KINKEAD has sued the
Reno Gdzene for libel fixing his DANA
ges at $4,000. He claims that his
character has been DETAINED by the nrti-
cles in the Gazette relative to his con.
nection with the bank failure. A suit
Of this kind will do much to bring ont
the facts in the case, aud il Mr.. Kim
kead is blaneless in his transaction the
suit he has brought will be the shortest
way OF establishing his innocence. When
u bank fails the clamor OF the disgusted
creditors on the one side and the pros
testations Of honesty on the other
amount to very little compared to the
solid weight OF testimony taken in
court.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

AT Danville. Virginia, last Friday
night, Thomas ID. Dejarnette entered a
ragnio, enquiring for Mollie Dejarnette,
and at his request the two went to a
private room. Repeated pistol shots
followed. The police broke into the
room, md the girl was found on the
hoor, her brother standing by with
pistol in hand. He Immediately con-
fessed shooting his sister, saying ho had
done'it to wipe out the disgrace OF the
family. The girl WAS shot four times,
and two shots were fatal. She protested
that her brother was right in taking her
life and beRs that he be not punished.
Before her brother WIS taken TO prison.
he and his sister embraced each other.
The brother is telegraph. operator
aged 20, the sister II years. ST..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

JAMES DAVIS, freight conductor on
the Central Pacific. met With rather a
serious accident and a very narrow es.
cape Of his life Tuesday. While his
train was in rapid motion, M Il was
leaving Ogden. ho was on top Of car
loaded with wagons, and TO save him.
self from falling. because Of losing his
balance, he jumped TO the ground some
fifteen feet below, sustaining injuties
from falling so heavily upon the ground; I;
but IL he had not jumped as he did. be
would probably have gone underline chr
whools. With indomi,Hblo pinck he
boarded bis train and went with Il as
far ns Keltop, when he was compelled
TO rc,urn for treatment. No bones we're
broken and he hopes to DO out again
soon. .... 81. ....r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18
a-lIa1 NO. a. .IIdlW
Moro llCilvll7 S..Tv,+~ ln1s.@a. z

The following frunn washington hand
someiy illustrates the beSvsy of Cl'ID
Service Reform under = RepabiicaD
Administration: n.
A general inspection Of the depart
ments is being made for the pu'Yoss ~
wedding out all Who are not profess,d
loyal Republicans. Without regard 70
clerical capacity. One Of The Pspst rs;
grant eases Is the dismissal of Capt. HsW~
lin. of Springfield. Ills.. eue Of ths b-at
clerks iu the War Department. He
served during the war IN the I36th
Illinois. He was iAdesed by LoganI
Davis and General Sherman. DuPirE
service hs clerk he has tiiseHeetly avoid
eel politics. Some one heard him say'
that lie was going to Cincinnati. md BE-
was uSrupily discharged. When he
ask' Il the reason he was bluntly told
that Il was because he wasa DemoctaI.. s
He addressed a letter to Secretary
Ramsay saying political pesseeutio.i
aud not civil service reform g1v, med
the bestowment Of place. md asked the.
Secretary IL lie sustained this mann4r-
of administering the service. Logan.
wrote to the appointment clerk express
ing sorrow that Hamlin had been snpS-
planted bS Confederate soldier aud
asking his restoration. Davis sIpr. ss<-i
ed chngrin and sstonishment n Aisse
discharge. appointment clerk Noths
then made an Offer 10 Hnn,iiR 70 conS'
back and remain qdist In politicka
sense, which Hamlin refused. ia '-'s~,
. To the claim Of possessing all The int-
telligence and morality of the countryE
that party may proudly add: About,
all the Sillnioy and clear monopoly Nok
the humIuggrty, ,Ig a-la
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

ted central Iowa Wednesday night doing
much damage in Des MoiuCs county
Al Buffalo four houses and mill were
blown down, aud one man reported
killed, named Benrns. In Hanover,
this county, two barns and several
grainrics were destroyed by wind.
Trains nrc detained fiftecn hours oil a. g
Rock Island railroad by wSshout nj
Van Meter. Tho damage to crops I'm
this county IL ten per cent. f.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18
ConkIInc ON Gnrfn.Id.

Sehntor Roscoe Conkling was seat-d
upon the veranda Of the Brighton
Beach Hotel last evening. looking OUT
upon the white caps end stroking HIS
Venetian beard. An express tepurtet-
approached him. aud nftsr few m0H-
ments conversation on general subjects
asked.
"And what do you think OF Gataeld-
Senator2''
What do 1 think Of 1arseldS
Well
Aud there was pause. and the Utiest
Adonis stroked his beard again.
Il think" be said, pnd again thett-
was painful pause.
"what is your candid opinion7" said
the reporter.
well" was the reply. "I think--"
And after two minutes pause the SEM
ator said. "I tLiuk won say anything
about it.-Netr Fork EIpress.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

A FLUTE lndinn was brought hero to
day. says the Siirer STATE OF Saturday,
by two soldiers from Fort McDermit.
and taken in irons to Fort Alcatraz.
The Indian, who is known MS Pete. It ia
charged, broke into Lieutenant Hutton 8
quarters and attempted to murder him.
He was in charge OF Corporal Joseph
Burk, Of Colonel Bernard's Cavalry,
who to prevent the possibility OF his
escape, had him chained to the car
seat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

a JEALOUS husband at Connoryille.
Ga, expecting that the object Of his
nntipnihy would call ut certain hour,
stationed himself in tho hallway to
receive him. The first to ring the bell
was his own father, but he struck before
he looked, and knocked the astounded
old man of the steps. Rcsuming his
watch, he hit the next conner with equal
prccipitancy, and down vent the post.
man. That blunder cost him nuo OF
sat. ... '..'' .h #.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

RuMors Of strong opposition In the
ocean trade between San Francisco and
Portland are rife. The statement is
that upon the arrival OF the new steam.
ship Columbia, large vessel Of 4, 400
tons. sister to tho wrecked Great Re.
public. will be put on the route. in
conjunction with the Dakota, which is
to be withdrawn from tho Puget Sound
line. The three fine steamers. includ-
ing the State of California, will make
the opposition very formidable. The
public may expect low farce. .'.' ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

TnE Sun saysi Just rs tho Republi.
cans were bcgin'ug TO falsify the records
by trying to prove that Mr. English was
"a ntcrriblc pro-slnvcry Democrat while
In Congress, a quarter Of cenidry ago.
aud was almost roboi during the war,
II turns out that he voted for Mr.. Linz
coin for President. and that Senator
Morton. thch Governor OF Indiana
offered him the colonccy OF one OF the
volunteer regiments OF that State. %,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

THI Virginia Chronicle is informed
that survcyor.Gcnctal Hatch has re.
ociyod u letter from Stockton. in which
lie Is advised that 500. 900 will be nt
once subscribed by leading citizens OF
that city TO aid in tho building OF the
contemplated narrow gauge railroad. a
project which was supposed TO have
iAllon through. ,n.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

LEWIS DuryrASoS was arrested in
Montreal, recently for violent assault.
II now turns ont that he murdered in
California, so,ro years ago. n young
woman from France named Jeuurc Bon.
not, called "1hc Little Frog Catcher Of
San Francisco" 'rhe Canadian Su.
thoi,ios have communicated with those
Of California. 20.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

SAYS the Siirrr STATE: There is somt,
prospect OF a railroad Icing built at Itfi
early date from winnemucoS to WALTZ
Wnlla. A preliminary survey Of ths;
country north, from Battle Mountain
and from this place SHOWS, We are in=~
formed, that while road from Battle.
Mountain would have to cross several
high mountain ranges. the route frofF
this place is through u comparatively
level country. We learn that It 10 NOT
yet definitely determined whether thS
work OF locating the road will be COM
menced this Summer. but II not there IL
n strong probability that IL will be in'
the Fall or next Spring. ,T...s.,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

Mus. HAMILTON, who shot Ncttie
winkleplcck last fail at Sacramento and
wounded her severely because OF the
alleged intimacy between the girl and
Mrs. Humilion's husband. was tried nnd
acquitted. the defense being emotional
insanity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18
Hancock in Pennsylvania.

There is more in General Hancock =
Pennsylvania canvass than n nero appeal
to State pride. II the great battle Of
Gettysburg had been lost Pennsylvania
would have bceu pillaged by the rebel
army. and the illustrious part acted by
General Hancock in that ,nost import
ant battle gave him a sterushold on the
admiration and gratitude o;Jthe State.
No other Northern State was gut in such
extreme peril and terror as Pennsylvan-
ia, aud the sense OF Hnncock's services
made an abiding Impression on the
whole OF the body OF its inhabitants in
Pennsylvania. None name him but
to praise. and the Democratic hope Of
carrying the State for him does moi
seem SO will and unwarranted AS it
would with any other candidute.
Thirty two Senatorial Districts were
represented at the meeting OF the Dem
ocratic State Committee at Harrisburg,
Saturday. The best OF feeling prevail
ed, and the most encouraging accounts
were given Of the Democratic prospects
from every district represented. The
news was TO the effect that the Ciucin.
natl nominations have thoroughly
united the Democrats, and produced
unprecedented enthusiasm in the party.
Some of the members of the Committee
reported that many Republicans had
declared their intention to vote for Ham
cock. ...r.r ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

p TnE W0ciTs Washington correspon-
dent denies the story Of Hanoook's.
resignation from tho army, nddingi Mr-
Hayes and All sensible people here utf.-
derstand that were Gehetal Hancock ID.
talk of resiguing his Office he ~ould
show au iudelicate confidence in hit
election to the Presidency. quite out Of
X, eping with his character, b .r.l
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

PEARLr PLANE, fatally shot Ben Fer.
ris. at Candciaris, Sunday. Eleven
shots were fred in NIL. one Of which
slightly wounded Plane. IL wasa street
deht. ~ ."1 ar. I4 tirF . .rf
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

TnE ccnsusfcturus for tho city Of 81.
Louis. gives its total population at
$4,000. The PoM DGpdteh OF that city
declares tho ccnsus OF 1870 10 have boon
s frand. .r.r r-..s. .a f....# n..f.T
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

Tnn Virginia Chronicle suggests Geo.
T! Mnrye. a prominent citizen Of Storey
county, us tho Democratic nominee for
the United States Senate from Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

TnE damage to crops aud o,hcf prop
crtr in southern Illinois. by the AoOd
caused by the breaking Of tho suy le,sss
IL placed ut s500, 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

T"E Rsotiiie says: We undsrstsnd
that the cattle ana sheep men Who have
been ih this city for sotno days past for
the nnrpos" Of purchasing cattle and
sheep bought several thousand heed
iron the stock mo aud sheep Iaisers -
this vicinity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

II. u. BoGAnr has gwen up the pnbif.
cation OF the Santa Barbara IrsD ahd
has accepted position ON San ff.ss
cisco daily,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

Tho Secretary Of The Treasury bae
ordered an investigation Of tho disaster
to tho stesnboat Esrrassbs.it. ~blsh
was In collision wit tho slonninEtoh.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

ThE weather In New York continues
ifightfully hot, the mortality nmepg tn,
infantsis on the increase. a $500, rra
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

The mdu who feiuses TO advertise bOar
cnuse nobody will sVcr sec II, apyksws
~ill tramp allover town TO prevent sonss-
little iudiscretlon from getting ih''
print, for ienr the whole world will ssS
a. .r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18

TuB cost OF Dow Hnntstnsh's aeR
hotel. which is just oomnl.,,d, n tiNeA
AZ utatly $4,000. ,i-.la
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18
A Vain Hope.

1t has been claimsd nll along by the
republican leaders, that the local differ
euces betw, en- the Democrats and Read
jusiers Of Virginia would result in Civ
ing tho "Old Dominion" over to the
enemy. The State Convention of the
Readjusters. held in Richmond last
Wednesday, with six-hundrcd delegates
in Attendance, unanimously adopted
among others, the following: ... en-
That while looking to the mainte-
nance Of the principles and The accom-
plishmcut of the local Objects set forth
ns superior to all other considerations,
there are reasons both OF duty and
policy why the Readjusters' organiza-
ton shonld control the voice OF tho
State in national affairs, and it is impOr-
tant TO a successful issue Of the contest
OF 1881 for supremacy in this Common
wealth that this Convention nominate a
full Democratic electoral ticket, in order
that the Federal government shoull be
the Con ,tiiution as it is; that il is the
duty OF all to accept in good faith the
results OF the war, and that til, aim OF
craftsmanship should be to establish
peace and good will between al sections
of our common country and al classes
OF people; that the duties md pIivi-
legrs, and burdens and benefits Of the
government should be equal. distrib-
uted; that The tariff and revenue ,sys-
tens Of the government Should be
reformed" Ill.,.
How does the above accord With the
theory OF the Stnlwnrts thuiihey are
about to capture Virginia?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18


NEw YORK dispatches Of the8th con.
tain the following:
The remains OF Pelton. tho nephew
OF Tilden, who died this morniig. were
removed to the residence Of ex Governor
Tilden. Pelton has been ming for
some days and on Monday WIS taken
seriously i'll. and death resulted from
ombUlism Of the heart at BAN
The World publishes the f.llowing
cable dispatch:
Lo>DoS. July IL am not tb, author
Of Hnncock's letters or orders concern
ing Louisiana. / knew nothing Il them
until they were printed.
J. s. BLACK.
At2 O'Clock this morning Dr. Tanner
entered upon the eleventh lay Of his
fist. His pulse was eighty :emperature
% lilo, aud respiration II. Some eS-
element was caused by ihe statement
from DIR. bradley that asponge sa;ur.
nted with nutritious liqsid hal been
found by physicians OH the watch.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-07-18
DAILY INDKPHNDRNT,

z .,.s O.. go
, 1880-06-23

ssS :ss 1y W's' tse eo3ny 3apcso w'0ss @
III II cafSn CatSn,oo ef l. 't so RI w
yrluctant to lend my DEMONSTRATION on
nct ',wn acc.,nt. by o'tcrtn2 Under e,yer "
e"mpiishc @ witt j,ry s w,s 70 er w' fsrc - eoS "S
Rtntns ksiaiie navai force, though ~ feebln Il,
y qe w ta shG gns or :! 9 Do,, S
declares Anfcatlt Will tnku nj, ngHrossiv" atui,
!inless ,tnslor exccrtinnal and wholly unc1-
Tiorc arc si9ns "f cholera tn various Southern
Jnrnnssn rnrtsMI NJ h,it no apprehension. Of Kcn-
III! ilTho sma"scki sei !enn,ty question presents
1,',ne. slnkunr rGnt,,ros hero. Thcre nro
certain Mei.knnvn oiet'nants upon tho
so%iy 1S"ssy r .h "S w. snonss @senH;. as
.icn'nnd. yro ratsIlc, iii for 1cs!itnt,,n shaii
,n, ,Map pass G"nYTs5 The, :..srt Tint. thr,Es.
vcnto!, nttl tho nnnoa 1t snnntt,rs md 'Nct'rc-
mtsiyes Tns ." ,nt wi.' 4, thoy rcy Mr freely Eyc
nljnstcs!, GIL orps!tton wt',,ld he Eith,1rnwn,
nnt' tho s!tt pushed through Without truy. Tnc
ao'tMt m,nt,q f s,m' n"nry 'nyolvr is nt%nt slno
% fit DO not "lviss tho DSp iapanastp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES esl%rent
yield t. them; Tho jnln,ncsc cnbinut, takts
MI 11ttctty. ot!ortng mi hrhfnll. nut hnvinR no
hppourat'eo ue intending to ,inke iii ctfort, thus
urnthor.y'sr, TT acGtlrn restitution. >
a, ltc''gta nro nublish.Hl y !ny,,ncsc newapapera
into Tic wa'le tnwr n Kenjo, an eo.npci'oa M
tho 1ovcrnnr to accord IN interview to tho enm-
1Ihe second .1npancac settlement In corca, III n
tow, named fscnson. IS rn,tdy for nrentnR, will
favorable prospects of tratlo in local counot.
tics only.
, 1880-06-23
INDIANA.
THE uEtkMAN8 AND TIE CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS.


Sptefai Dltpatet to The Chicago Tribune,
lSp1ANAlt,LIs, Ind, Jnnp ::aa.-Tho German
TceNttlM, Democratic duly Of this city, cum
Nlonting this morning upon tho decision OF tho
Supreme Court y, tho caso of tho Constitutional
amendments, Blys In effect that tho Lecks-
lon Of tho Court was ,nnnifcstly for tho pur-
WMo 0f helpiug Hendricks ut Cinciruatt, but
whnteyer tnny 10 tho effect there, In lndInua It
will dnmagu him seriously. Tho Grrmat,s vettxl
goitly for tho nlltpttnn or tho amendments, md
thoy Will not 10 slow tn cxprcsa tholr sentiments
respecting thu lnan'ier IN which shoy woro SCI
usIdo at tho ballot.oox next Octobor.
FULLY cosTR0vEisrEp.
berry II. Bligrove, tho vctcEun journalist md
wcll known throughout Inla1,a. publishes q
Bt.to.nent THU oyetltlIx which must sot ut rest
forever tho chnrxo Ut tho Democracy t,mt the
Han. Il. q, Porter. Republican car4ltlatu for
Guyornar, VIM Il Know -Nothluts. Ill snys;
"Nr. Porter VIII N,lu OF tho ulust couspluloi1s
nntNg0nists Ut tho know- Knthinga In tho elec-
tInh Of lhfa. belonged ttt the Urfer, and well
srulctn!nr that tho Nlrht before ttIe 1irc-
unu Ut that YOUR Dir. rorter and Gov.
carnGr u sinbt,arris Hook, wh!lo wo Knnw.
with tho lu.1llcs pt nleMiHrs ont,liEh oC orr
lk>1kS tn mako euro NJ lh1a,crAtIc ilafcAt Tho
nnxt day. n.la rch,pinbor thut nltlpr enjoyed
tin SuIauo 'cllunctatl1ns 1T Mir. Porter, and his
cxhDrtatnnA IT. slAntl Il, M fcnr Of stA <xwurlly
foo tl1at sl;.tGd tu light only In tho dark" Wp
kHcW enough 10 know tAAt blu party Wua baLl!y'
beaten, nut ltdn't cnre for his i0xhlnH.