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leaves GAINESVILLE at 6:15 m. arriving at Co
lumbus at 9:15 m. Returning leaves Colum.
bus at 5:15 p m. arriving at GAINESVILLE at ST.
05pm.
GAINESVILLE and Wheeling Accommodation
leaves GAINESVILLE at 700 a. m. arriving al
Wheeling at 11:50 a N. Returning leaves
Wheeling at Ais p m. arriving at GAINESVILLE
at 8:15 p m.
Note on Running of Trains.
EAST BOUND-New York Fast Line
Daily entire train, runs through from Chicago
to Baltimore, Pullman Sleepers attached
New York Express daily on G. o. Div. and
Main Line, other Div. daily, except Sunday
Pullman Sleeping Car Chicago to Cumber-
land, Parlor Car Cumberland to Baltimore -
Mail runs daily. Pullman Sleeping Car G raf-
ton to Baltimore.
WEST BOUND-Chicago Fast Line Dai-
ly. entire train runs through from Baltimore
to Chicago, Pullman Sleepers attached. Chi
cago Express runs daily on G. o. and L. E.
Divisions, on other Divisions daily, except
Sunday. Pullman Sleeper Chicago junction
TO Chicago.
Mail runs daily on Main Line and G. O. Di-
vision, on other Div. daily, except Sunday
Pullman Sleeping Car Cumberland to San
dusky, except Saturday. All other trains dai-
ly, except Sunday.
w. E. REPPERT, Western Pass'r Ag't, Co.
lumbus.
G. X. LORD, Gen. Pass .Ag't, Baltimore.
l.. NJ. CoLE, Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Baltimore
G. H. HUDSON, Sup't Trans. Ohio Division
Chicago.
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SHORTS.

Charles Scott broke Jail at Cadiz, o.
Catholic Church burned at Bathurst
n. B.
The bogus Benders discharged at Os.
wego, Kansas.
VIM. Bowen's wife killed by lightning
near Olney, III.
Alex. Bush, Steuben county, Ind, IA.
tally shot his wife.
Henry Harshpan, prominent citizen
died at Findlay, o.
The Keely Run Colliery fire at Potts.
vile, Pa, is still burning.
Asa C. Wilson, a prominent farmer
died suddenly at Bardstown, Ky.
Daniel McKelvey, Albany. N. Y.
missing with $4,000 of M. Gallisie's
money.
Ida A. Eddy handsome young lady
mysteriously missing from PaineSvllle
Ohio.
VIM. Harrison buried in well at Cor,
win, Warren county, o. Rescued alive
VIM. Wright. blacksmith, killed by a
grindstone explosion at Lawrenceville
Illinois.
Manuel E. Wolf, travelling salesman,
Cleveland, o., accidentally shot and
killed himself.
David Shell, farmer, Hagerstown, Ind,
said to have been fleeced out of $4,000 by
sharpers.
Three attaches of the Bellevue Hotel,
n. Y, were drowned by the capsizing of
hO3t on Shrewsbury River
L. C. Zinc, the young Lancaster (O)
grain dealer who committed extensive
fOrgeries last fall, has been arrested in
Quebec, Canada.
A Princeton, ILL.,, man named James
Fl. Kindley, for a wager of $500, COM
menced twenty-four days fast. He is
allowed all the beer he can drink, but
no food or water.
A vessel has gone down in the great
deep with almost thousand Hindoo
pilgrims on board. With their usual sa-
gacity, however, the officers of the ship
escaped to man.
Briadier Gen. Augur has been ordered
to Newport barracks, KY, and to resume
the command of the Department of the
South.
According to the Dublin News the har-
vest prospects in Ireland are again caus-
ing considerable anxiety. Potatoes are
generally sound, but blight is visible in
many fields.
The steamship Westphalia left Ham
burg on the Sth inst, having on board
1 100000 francs in specie for New York.
After being entertained for some days
with ravishing accounts of the arrest of
the Benders and their crimes. the public
are rudely informed that it is all a mis-
take, and that the prisoners are only Or
binary tramps, and that the real cul-
prits are believed to have-been shot long
ago by the vigilantes.
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Set Rack ~ YearS

81 was troubled for many years will
kidney complaint, gravel, &C.; my BLOOD
became thin; was dull and inactive
could hardly crawl about; was an ole
worn out man all over; could get moth.
ing to help me, until got Hop Bitters
and BOW l am boy again. My blood
and kidneys are all right, and 1 am as
active as man of 80, although am 72,
and have no doubt it will do as well
for others of my age. 1t is worth a tri-
al-(Father.)
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PogERY.
Getting Ready

Getting ready for what?
Why, great many things
A tour to the lake,
Or trip to the springs.
Getting ready for work,
And ready for play;
Getting ready for something
Each day!
Getting ready for joy,
For excitement and mirth
Getting ready to grasp
All the sunshine on earth.
Getting ready for pleasure
Again and againl
But never getting ready
For pain.
Getting ready to drive
Sharp bargains in trade;
Getting ready for wealth
BY plans ably laid;
Getting ready to win
By the means that we use,
But never getting ready
To loSei
Getting reody for home,
For husband or wife
Getting ready for children;
For honor and life;
Getting ready for fame,
With its vanishing breath;
But hardly getting ready
For Death!
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Philadelphia Press.
Hancock to His Southern Brigadiers.
Ttue-YANKEE DOODLE

hancock 10 Ills southern DFISduiciS -
TuRe-YANKEE DOODLE
Ny Brigadiers, let US forget
Which side il was we fought on
The Union up or Union down,
For have quite forgotten.
CHoRUs-For a weather (Han)cock am
Your favor now imploring.
l turn my tail toward the North
The Solid South adOring.
/ see you vote the way you shot,
For Solid South and plunder:
Ny men, if you wilfvote for me,
III shoot for you, by thunder!
CHoRUs-For a weather, etc.
The Northern debt let us forget,
You want reputation;
And eighty thousand soldier rebs
Well pension on the Nation.
CHoRUs-For | a weather, etc.
My Brigadiers, come dry your tears,
understand your feelings;
o Brigadisrsl for twenty years
They kept you from the stealings.
CHORUs-For l weather, etc.
So vote again the way you shot,
To Congress all aspiring:
Well take the Yankee Capitol,
Our tissue ballots firing.
CHoRUs-For a weather, etc.
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A Wise Deacon.

Deacon. Wilder, l want you to tell
me how you kept yourself and family
well the past season, when all the rest
of us have been sick so much, and have
had the doctors visiting us so often
BRO. Taylor, the answer is very easy.
I used Hop Bitters in time; kept my
family well and saved the doctor bills.
Three dollars worth of it kept us well
and able to work all the time. I'll war
rant it cost you and the neighbors one to
two hundred apiece to kaep sick the
same time"
Deacon, I'll use your medicine here
after"
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EV r..

When Eve upon the first of men, the ap.
pie pressed with specious cant,
Oh what thousand pities then, that
Adam was not Adamant,
But though by his false step, we were
doomed, to life of endless toll,
One certain comfort we can get, to cure
Rheumatics, Eclectric Oil.
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GOING KAST.
tDailY-
ally. +Daily except Sunday.


Accommodation train leaves Dendison 70 10 a
m, Cadiz Junction IL am, Steubes Vile 10 a
IN, arriving at Pittsburgh 10 % am. stopping
at all stations between Dennison and Mans
field, connecting at Steubenville for Wheeling
and al Mansfield for Washington, Pa
Accommodation train leaves Dennison at
f2 90 pm, CadiZ Junction % pm, Stenbenqille
4 10 pm, Mansfield % pm. Arrives Plttsburg
8 % pm, connecting at Mansfield for Wash>
ingtOn, Pa. This train stops at all stations
/ p w. & X. Division Trains leave Steuben>
ville for Wheeling at 10 % am, Il 10 am, 40 IS
AIN, t2 q pm and - 10 pm. Returning leave
Wheeling f6 35 am, - 05 am fl O5 pm; "A So pm
and Is IS pm, arriving at Steubenville OC
am, 10 pm, & % pm and 10 pm.
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The first stone in the work of compile
ting the shaft of the Washington Ma
tional Monument was laid Saturday OF
last week President Hayes and others
deposited coins underneath the stone.
1t will take about four years to finish
the monument
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GOING WEST.

tDaily. +Daily except Sunday.
Through Chicago Express, with Sleeping
Coach leaves Columbus daily except Sunday,
at 40 pm, arriving at Chicago 30 am.
CADIz BRANCH TRAINS-(Except Sunday }
Lv Cadiz JUS Scam IL 25am OOpm 55pm l5p
AR Cadiz....7 30 II 2OIpm3I0 535 755p
Lv CadiZ----.600 8 50a 'I2 p 405 sop
Ar Cadiz Jn-6 40 1890 100 AS 7OOp
Sleeping Cars East, without change, to Phil
adelphia and New York; West to Cincinnati
Louisville, indianapolis and st. Louis and
from Columbus to Chicago.
Baggage checked TO all principal points
East and West.
D. W. CALDWELL w. L. 0 BKIEN
>, 10 GenI Manager, Ge1l q Ag't,
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BEST MADE; Warranted Six Years. NEW
PIANOS. Stool and Cover, $3.50, upward New
ORGANS S45, $50, $50, S75. upward. illustrated
Catalogue Free. AGENTS WANTED. EeconC
Hand INSTRUMENTS at BARGAINS. HOR-
ACE WATERS dG CO., S2e Broadway, N. Y.
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AGENTS, READ THIS

We want an Agent in this county to whom
we Will pay salary of 800 per month and ex,
pensi s to sell our wonderful invention. Sam
Pile free. Address at once SHERMAN & co,
Marshall, Michigan.
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1t is thought that the total population
OF the United States will not be far from
49, 100000
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WANTEli A 70 UNG NAN who can con
VHN ~ troll the boot and Shoe Bnsi
ness IN This county. Address with refereno
VAN FASSEN. 500 Locust ST., Phlla.'
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ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL

We will send our Electro> Voltaic BeIts and
other Electric Appliances upon trial for 20
days TO those suffering from Nervous Debility.
Liver or Kidneys. and many other diseases
a sure c1re gnarateed or no pay. Address
VOLTAJt BELT CO.. Marshall Michigan,
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Josie Langelet, wife of Constable Mark
Lsngelet, suicided in st. Louis.
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AN~aaNDLE ROUTE!
p, c. q ST. :. z. z.

Time Table East and West.
In Effect Sunday, July 1Ith. 1850.
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AGENTS WANTED-For the best and faster
~ selling Pictorial Books end Bibles; price
reduced SS per cent NATIONAL PUB. co
Chicago, Ills,
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the adjoining towns for the best selling hOuse-
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Every Postmaster in The United States and Canad
1913 w Address
, 1880-03-10

TIE Citizens Protective Union Of San
Francisco has Issued manifesto calling on
NIL law-Abidiny citizens to unite themselves
with that body iu Its efforts to maintain
peace, to project life arld property, and re-
store commercial confidence. It charges the
Kearncyitcs, without, however, naming them,
with inctting to deeds Of violence md blood
sfed and organizing bodies Of armed men to
engage In riot and pillage, and tic leaders
with arrogant threats Ut violence. The
Union expects to accomplish i:s purpose
within the law, and 1t IL evident that, II Kcar-
ney and Ills followers persist in carrying out
their threats, tho respectable people Of Cali
fornla will be able to given good account OF
the irreprcssiblc Sand-L d-Lotblnthersktean and his
rabble Of Ignorant and teluded followers.
, 1880-03-10

THE main Issues on which the Tories witt
appeal to the British constituencies aro:
Opposition to 1Iome-Rule, which they de-
clare would tend to the dislntegrnt!on OF tile
British Empire; the keeping up OF closer
relations with tho British Colonies; tho
maintenance Of the principle Ut English In
torforenco, "not tn say English ascendcncy
in the councils OF Europe'; and tic success
Of the war policy OF Tie present Ministry.
The London Times, although supporting the
Tories and laudlng Lord Deaconsfeld, Is
f0rcett to admit that the Premier'a reference
to the ascendency Of England in the
councils OF Europs IL impruslcntly
str0nk," md most nnprejudtcel people
Will lind It difficult to understand
Deaconsneld's statement that the TIMETABLE
blessings of peace " caunot be maintained by
the passive pslnc!pIs OF nUn-intervention.
The adoption Of contrary policy by the
Tories has not been very productive Of
pence, as witness tte wars III which England
has bean engaged almost since the !naugura-
t!on OF the present Ministry. All reference
to future domestic mud reiornlatory leg!sla-
tion Is studlousiy avoided by the PremIsr In
l,ls manifesto, which, on the whole, {s u
rather peculiar piece OF audao!ous pretensa
and skiilful worl.jugg'ery.
, 1880-03-10

THE votes OF 7 to Q in the Committee on
Why's and Means aro quito rs remarkable as the
votes Of 8 to In tho Electoral Commission. In
tho Ways md Steans Committee, Frye and Wood
occastnnntly changed sides. but tho result was
always tho snlnu. Tho Washington corrcspond-
cnt Of tho New York Journal Of CO1nmerte ro-
marks on this:
Tho puzzlfng fcattro Of this business Is TINT
NIL the votes should be to o, lnd that un eugnr
affirmative on ono and in tho negative on tho
ether; Thg inquiry Is freely n,ndt IN Cnn9rGs-
space Of a ruw ninnfos IN Tim ed1nmltteo-roon.
this morning without my previous understands
lng7 1t Is Anaertcti BY anfne who bud an inside
nut voted tn postpone consideration Of thostlgnr
question tho result on steel rails would haye
tH.RIt t,Iffarent
, 1880-03-10

ators cannot do much to alleviate their mis-
fortunes, md tho people Of the United States
seem to 1nvo taken 1t into their heads that II
would not be lust the thing at the present
)ancture to confer OIL tho aforesaid Btign-
oilers the opportunity to repeal tho inws
which have SO worked upon tho fine sensi-
bilttics Of tho Virginia Legislators. TITS n
wonlrnus pity TINT things arc so ordered.
The Suprome Court Il very unsympathetic
body. 1fow happy It would hive been with
Messrs. Field and Clifford wcre tho other six
Judges away.
, 1880-03-10
POLITICAL POINTS.

For pure md unadulternted cheek the
thrco firms manufacturing QuIntno In this
country nro uncomparablc.-1l 1laMHufIee Stnlfn1
tIttp.l.
The Cincinnati Times Is canvasstng Hamil.
ton County. Ohio, for sentiment on tho political
question. Tho county stands 70 far, 1,oS} Tor
Balno, 1,0N for BhctInau, and 4G8 for Grant.
The Demooratfo candidate must bo urlas-
sailahle as to any question OF his fcnlty to tho
Union from 1860 To 1905 This is q slno qua nom
30 plain that tho most ar1lont nlltnirer OF Ars
i'ayArd must attnlt tho fact.-4fobt!e tdasl IH3'
liter tDem).
Tho argument of Gen. Grants supporters
1t VIC understand 1t, Ia that thoy can taks the
Republican party within aix inches OF slo
precipico nf Aotcat, and still sAve 1t. Whytstt
nssssSs Ese TeFk a1Sus Ra t1f ep s'Y III ''e'
In Mississippi, where Legislation has been
moro or less tainted With rcpudintton, In tue
shape Of stay-lRws. redcmption-laws, rcl!ei.
laws, cxcmptlon.aws and all other "otssGa
borrow money at any prtcc.-Vtthsburp Herald
tDem.}.
Tho aspersions upon Gen. Portcr's loyalty
which grow out Of tho passions Of war and the
1calousioa OF tho army, wcro undoubtedly cruel
and unjust. We hnyo noyor secn any reason 10
d!soheyed orders, ind theroby subjected b! himseH
to military nnn!shtnont, Is olcarly established"
Bosf0h Hefutd tIAd.l,
~ ea"s"ss y, p'o'.'"oss w .S"at,ars RI.
nc,vcd Ha worn ~ n1a,no 81 for Grant, II for
sharnan. md tha rcst soattcrtnr The singular
fnct ia also shown That Of tho nutnbcr E1 aro
for Elainc al flrat ohutoe, 6e as sccond choice,
and are TOR hin a. vlce- !.resHent: n VIII. thst
nsfassnco M w r. so,n gtn Mia Io{3r
tftep3' .
Tn to yesterday noon It could 'be said thak
Vim votNs ~ tho Huv 9tato had nnt cxpressed an
eH y. ~ nus -. ".,ss.,ass ~" lint, III
9pnoa eI1vpt ~ 1as uo"slapon. 1I hcr neGplo
weru by no means avetaa to Tho nomination n1
| tho e1. 1.Prcsdent, .Now, however. so.,sa. so.saesa
change has taken place, for thu tounG hspnu .tu
ltcaus hayo pronounced tneT opinions ~ " snd H
mistakADe inanter, and, in 50 iolE Aayo fatr fa!11sr
up ~ element Of opposittqn which fn9 m tfSmd fSS.txd
| TO take Into serious oonsldoEato1.-Bustoa Let
aid tind.t.
rtts ,,ln,htoal,, trim +bot anv chl,1 which
, 1880-03-10

THE Virginia Legislature vii! not be com.
forted. The members have hcen plunged
!uto state alEaost ak!,, tu despair by the re-
cent decision Of the United States Supreme
Court, Which held that negroes are entitled
to servo on luries and tilat the Federal Elec-
tl0n laws are constitutional, aud they have
adopted 4 preambla alll resolutions dcplorlng
the decision Us threatening "tha very exist
ence OF the Stats Governments ~ distinct
soyere1gnties," aud urging their Senators
and Representatives iu Congress to procure
ths repeal OF all laws which confer on the
United States powers In their oplnlon
not given by the Constitution. The
Virginia Legislature ia much-injused
aud ,nuch~abused body, and deserves
the heastlest sympathy OF the Confederate
Brlgadters. Unfortunately. however, for
their purposes, tho Representatives and SEN
, 1880-03-10

THERE was decidedly squally feeling on
'ChanGe yesterday regarding the wheat nlnr-
ket the price for April delivery undergoing
many fluctuations, tho general result being a
marked downward plunge. Apparently tho
anxiety to sell was due chiefly to o desire on
the part of holders to convert tlialr deals
from April to May, md thereby save tte OK
peise Of carrying their wlleat, toEethct with
the tltstnellnatior, except among tllose who
were " short" to purchase for 80 near TO-
livery rs Aprtll.
, 1880-03-10

NRw Yomx, Mnrch "a special London cab'c
has tho fs,!loylng: The !, Sian!nr,l this morning,
says: "'rhls prctcns!on tho l'rltish Gnverrrnent
M 'nn oa It a a ts i at sss IN Il liz fs pr
ppnttcrntlng influence nf Annthor Power bg
allowed to lay hants Nh tho trntle Of England"
Thfs dispatch must fnvo struck our read
ers yesterday as exceedingly impcrtinenta
offensive. Though this is not m ollcinl ut
terancc Of tic British Government it has n
special Significance because tho London
Standard is Deaconstlcld's recognized organ
and the exponent of tho Tory views. 1t ls
particularly offensive because, so long as
the preparations for the construction OF
tho cn1lnt woro confined to tho French cont
pany, under tho protection of the French
Government, tho Tory organ had not single
objection to urge agafnst IT. But ut the very
first intllnatlon Tint the American Govrrl,-
n,ent Will Insist upon tho rrep0nlernting i'll
fluence which the French Government Is ap-
pnrcntly ready to assume, tho prcpostcrous
claim Is SGT up TINT tile British Government
Is bouud to watch md, II necessary, TO re-
sist" tho American prctenson to a pre-
ponderating influence In a Panama canal,
and that no other Power must be permitted IN
this way "to lay hands upon tho trade OF En-
gland." OF course, all tA1s IS mere bombast.
dcrance In q Panama canal" would have no
more effect, though considerably less Justice,
than u similar protest against French pre-
pondcrnnce in tho construction OF the Sucz
Canal. Lord Beaconsleld md his party llayo
now on their hands nil the colnplica-
tfons they can manage, and, If they
, 1880-03-10

ont to be Sherman organ, hns about abandoned
tho catiHe rs hopeless:
II thero Ia any ono thing q sagnotous, far
seoiug mnn Is dctlelent In, It is IN bis capnc-
Ity to jndKe Of his political popularity.
md was tho worst-surpr!scd man in tho United
Statcs whon tho returns came In. stu there L.
q reserve poWur about Sherman which must DO
considerable. No man with bis record could but
occupy n fair aharo Of tho popular thought In
connection With tho candtdacy. lf0 has mount
Mus to overcome. however, II ho Is successful.
Tho Sentinel Ii still, however. consistently OPP
posed to tho third term.
, 1880-03-10

TIRE Tribune said 1.-THE friends Of Conk-
ling and Morton accused nlalna In 1876 Of va
doty OF aots," which la true. To this tho sour
silous hlnckguard of the thcn whisky thtoves" I"
organ rpplIea: ave dcny that Conklng or
Morton Rssalled Hlaue.' Who eaid they dllt
, 1880-03-10

THE visit Of Gcn. AfcllkoG TO tho residence
Of Grand Duke Constantine Aas added 10 tho
suspicion that hts Graca Is connected with
the NlhIllsttc party. The upper ten Of Rus-
sin arc said to bemucl, agitated over the news.
, 1880-03-10

SENATOR MCDONALD took up the defense
Of Fitz John Porter yester.lay. Ills military
knowledge is said tn hnve surprised, de-
lighted, md bowiltlered tho grave aml row.
escnd Senators. That the Indiana statesman
never was III tic imminent deadly breach, or
did not hayo many hairbreasltll Escapes, was
evident to his brother Senators,
, 1880-03-10

CoNKLIHa 1as been out OF power since
March !, 1877, and In tho minority. A Republican
dufont with Grant would leave him In no worse
position than Republican success with anybody
unfrlcntl1y to him. lie cures nothing about the
party, but Is wholly snlnsh in hs pal1tics, This
man will divide md ruin the Republican purity II
he Is not promptly robMked by tho Republican
voters Of tho whole country; and tho nomlna-
ton OF n candidate 10 strong that he cAn curry
everything bef0so him would bo tho best pun
ishmcnt that could be NOTED out to him.
, 1880-03-10

cy to ftecce tlom, while 1t Is directly contrary
10 the spirit lit which Congress conferred OH
the railroad companies largo subsidies In
land and money. The judiciary Committee
should report q bill which will leave no op-
portunfty for the parties to the contract to
rob the public or conspIre against their in
tefrstR
, 1880-03-10

HEAR that Don Cameron admits privately
that tho opposition to Go1.. Grnnt may BECOME
20 strenuous that his nominations when tho
Cameron III u laatl Of horse sense. and is uy no
means Ms much tied mp to Gen. Grant as sanntor
Cnnkltng ls.-1Pashtngfon Correspondence Boston
Ufnttl.
This tnllics With tho statement Of Gov. Hoyt,
Of Pennsylvania, that ho didn't believe lrnt
would DO nominated. Thoso Pennsylvania ohaps
hayo boon broiling over a alow ar0 eyor slnco
tho Harrisburg Convention, and evidently thoy
don't like It.