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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-21

CoxrRAcr Lxr. The can,rac, Tor
the furnishing Of materials and build.
Ing Of the "Aoadsmy Of the sisters Of
she Holy Names" was awarded ysstsr.
day 70 Asssrs Pinchon = 0sisvoid.
csntsselors and builders. Of this city,
their bid bsing $500. eix bids were
recsivtd. rAngiss fron the one men,
toned above 10 $27S5. The building
will b put up % ths Sufsrn prupss-
y. On Bscoad strssk fsgty feet dislant
fron " stsucssrs alrsedy there, and
viii have . frootage o. IS fest. By 80
test deep. and two stories high. The
arst story vill contain . study rooa %
b. = feet: class room 26x21 Test; entry
Sxi3 feet; and . hall 6ka3s TEA. In
the se,ond stoey will 10 . slseping
room 35x2o cset. end . recitation room
3lxS3 fsss. Work b 10 b. coonenced
q oocs and 10 be finished on OF before
Dses0hss ia, 1850.
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III feelings sse mere nusu-roasly pro-
duced BY chronic eosstipst,an than any
other badly iliusss. Remove The cause
With Plumbers Oregon Blnod Purifier.
and cease feeling i'll.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-21

0oxs HoAx Parker. editor Of
ths StstSsmsa. ssartsd hons for walia
wal.s o. The boat Il last night he
sxprsssed himself greatly pleased With
ear town. A. me0eass of bic visit.
y tahes BOX wisA him . list II thirty
= thgty sabserihsn gathered daring
his sAsrs s1j0ssn In oss midst
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7 AN~I'A ! EisS'
NSbNHGH1.

rNUE COLLECTOR will visit the follow.
ing places in the county for the accom-.
mediation of Tax PAYERS and hope that
they will avail themselves of this opportu-
nifty 20 pay up:
Sahillasyille, at Stems Hotel, Wednesday,
November Bird.
Mcchancstown, at Gilbert House, Thurs
day November ,nh.
Emmittsburg, at the Emmilt House, on
Friday and Saturday, November 9TH and
9TH
Mildictown. at II X. Young's Hotel. on
Mouday, November Sih.
Woltsvi'c, at j. W. Iioovcr's store, Tues.
day November 9th.
MvcrsYil?r, ut Upton Bnhrmans Store,
"Wednesday November 10Th.
Dnrkjttsyilc. at Casper Ptritfcr's Store
Thursday, November, 18th.
Oak Orchard, at Frankln's Store, on
Monday November 18th.
townsville, at liartsock' S Store Tuesday,
November 10Th.
Liberty. at Munshower's Hotel, Wednesday
November lllh.
Tax Payers look to your interests an1
meet the Collector, tho trip being cNpcn.
siyc and intended for your hcucit and nc
commodation.
az" Don't neglect the chance to enable
the Collector to meet promptly the lndebt-
cdncss of the county.
DANIEL II. ROuTZAIIN,
oct IL n. Collector
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e21L'yyy1S5's
Jott.nrS !rcm on" Exchanges.

The Z nj of the co|orcl Young men,
under the leadership Of Nicely Lands, per
formed on the square OH Wednesday night,
in a very crcliabe manner, 1t being lh@lI
first public pcrformancc.-CA r0h"Ie.
4 Coop YIELD .-Mr. Grove H. House,
residing ncar.D urkit,syillc, raised on one
Of his fields this season, an average OF six
teen barrels of corn to the acre This is
the largest yield we have heard OF in that
yicini'y.-Eegs!sr.
ROBBERY On Saturday night, the 9th
ultmo the he'd chamber Of Col. Charles
T. Trail was entered by some thief and his
gold walcl, and cham and his pocket book
about $50 stolen therctTom.---
Mr.. Trail informs us that he has no suspl-
cion whatever Of the party Or parties who
the theft. - Ernmimer.
AFTER THE Po3TMAsTERsnIp.-The
of Postmaster Miller, Of this
city, expires on the Attn Of next month, and
a, bad as the day was Thursday, lie took
the bull by the horns and was around
town getting signcrs to his petition for
1t is understood that Capt
G. W Grove, a manned Union soldier,
and Gen. Jno. A Steiner, also an old sold
Ter besides Mr.. Miller, will both he alpli-
,,rtu fr thp i,lrrg - L.,FS
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or dcsertion, we arc not sure which. lie
tried hard to have husband No. 2, COM
mittcd to jail thinking that he might then
win back her affections, but her heart was
proof against all trials and she said if he
was sent to Jail, she would wait until his
term was over and would still be his. In
asmusil as there was no evidence against
either on which to base commitment all
were discharged after receiving some
wholesome advice.
Look READ Turn out |! Use your
influence, make it interesting. Go to the
place where goods are sold at bottom pri-
ccs. Stock iul and complete. Having
visited the Philadelphia and Baltimore
markets, taking ample time to make care.
full sci Cion of my stock, am fully pre-
pared to meet all the requirements of the
trade. My entire new stock was bought
for fat cash and at prices as favorable rs
the heaviest buyer in the county; am
LiCEClOTc III II l)OSlll)D ~ SUI itl bo'lolii
prices desire to call special attention
to my new anl different styles of Ladies
Dress Goods Black silks, Caahmcres, Al
pacas etc. etc Mems and Boys wear,
Ready made Clothing, Cassimcres, Cloths
Satinc,s &c Notions; Hosiery, Ribbons,
Gloves, Ladies and Chidrens Vests, Ladies
Cloth Coats, Mems and Boys Underwear
A large stock CT Oil Cloths, Carpets and
Mnt,ing.
We make our Shoe trade SPECIALITY
and are able to offer inducements to those
who give Ms Il call We have sole control
of the sale in this town of the celebrated
Champion Water Proof Boot and Carlisle
Shoe. and carry mammoth stock of these
and other makes. A full line Of Queens
ware, Groceries, Hare Ware, Iron etc. etc,
Sep 80 If. JOHN ROOT.
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TIE ELECTION IN LIBERTY.--T cleo
ton in this place on Tuesday passed off
very quietly until about halfpast IS clock
when by the foolishncss of several drunk
en- fellows a fight was begun, both whites
and colored being engaged in it. For
moment it looked rs though it would be q
serious affair, but Fortunately quiet was
restored and no one badly hurt Banner.
DECEASED. Mrs Deborah NJ. knaufi'
relict of the late Jacob Knnutf, and moth
cr of Mr. Chas Z. Knauf, Of the Eromjmcr,
died on Monday evening. Mrs. Knautf
had entered npon her S0h year and was
lady held in the highest esteem ny all who
knew her. Her funeral took place We'd
neslay evening at 4 O'Clock from the late
residence, West Third street 7I0acs
II. Layman Potter, who is known
throughout the country as the Great
Whcelbarrow Man, arrived in this city, Oh
Thursday last, and took quarters at the
Black Horse Hotel. He exhibited his
prairie wolf, rai!ltSnnkcs and other great
crriosilcs in his large collection in the
room recently vacated by Nj. d. G. Clise
opposite City Hotel. He leaves this NOR
ming for Washington. = Lni0n
This is the Happy manner in which CO...
Baughman, of the C}h1en, accepts the STU
alion:-"'Thc open air concerts expected
TO have taken place in front Of the large
balcony which was to have been erected
in front Of he "b,jt&ta' office, has been
Indefinitely postponed, owing TO the re
turns received announcing the temporary
illness of the Democratic party. The I'm
est European Artists would have attended.
The concert will now likely take place in
front Of tho I'ca0dacr" Office
SHOT SOME time during Tuesday
night last, David L. Key was shot in the
right thigh, when a few hundred yards
from town, while on his way taking II
friend Of his home. He claims he was at
tackled by a young Darlington and c. a.
krcglo, both white, the former striking
him with Il club and the latter shooting
him The accused party say that they
were attacked aud did not shoot until as.
saulted Although not a serious wound
1t may cnUsc linn considerable nconycM-
fence, ~ the bal, seems to hr deeply i'm
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SALE REGISTER,

Henry A. and Israel Boiler, executors
of John II. Boiler, deceased, will sell at
Public Sale at the late residence of said
deceased in Graceham on Saturday Nov.
18th, all the personal property Of said DC
ceased, consisting in part of milk COW
2 fat hogs, lot of, hay and straw and house
Old furniture. They will also offer the
,.aase and lot in Graccham, lot Of AZ
a,lrs, near that town and mountain lot
g =! NcreS.
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k1S,EEgAE Nee'HEe'E.

State Of Maryland, Fre,lelich County
t0-wit.
| Hereby certify thai jeremiah Flolr of
l. Frederick County. made oath before
me tho subscriber, one Of the Justices OF
the Peace, in and for said County this 26llr
day of October 1880, that I!cifcr as Il
stray came upon his enclosures on the
Of September last. Head and shonldIs
are red, from shoulders back spotted, has
Snort horns.
FREDERICK WHITE, J. l..
The owner Of the above described hcifcr
is requested to prove property, pay char
res and take her away
JEREMIAH ILOITR.
Oct IS # Residing near Mcchahicstown,
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q + I l c E OF
BOARD OF COUNTY SCHOOL COM
MISSIONER FREDERICK COUNTY
MARYLAND.

FREDERICK, Nov. Sth, 1880.
The Board of School Commissioners
will meet in regular Session,
On Friday ind Salodoy, The 26 til
0nd 9th instant.
Teachers Reports for the Fall Term
must be in the hands of. the Commissioners,
or in this Office, at least three days before
the time appointed for said meeting
gI'~ TcacncTs, salaries will he paid on
and after Thursday, December 2nd.
Nov / st. d. r. LAKIN Secretary
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Memorial.

The following resolutions were passed
by the third Quarterly Conference of the
United Brethren church Of McchaniCstC WI
Circuit il session at Eylcrs Valley Cnap-
cl, November ilh 1880
lihCrcdS: Ii has pleased our Heavenly
Father to permit tine hand Of death to re.
move our beloved brother, George j.
Stokes, member Of this QENrjcriy Con
ference from the church Militant, to the
church Triumphant; therefore,
Rewl~R Isl: That we humbly bow in
submission to the will OF the Master in
this, his pcrmissiyc providence, inthc death
Of our worthy brother
End. That in the death ofbrot1tr Stokes
the community has lost a good man: the
church an honorable, active and worthy
member and his fathers family, faithful
and Kind son and brother.
81. that as a token Of our love and
sympathy for the family, we hereby tender
,h"m our lo"e md prayers.
N. TAa these resolutions be published
in the NRI.iyu< I-':ErSr and CArocrIS
CLARION and That copy Of them be pre-.
scented to the family.
W. L; Martin Scc'y.
,yndrc lynch drew from Che box sllc Isl.
,ovipr ,mcs or Gentlemen ,o scry. on the
pcti, ;nyv n1 the December term Of court,
which meet, ON the arcoud Monday o.
nnc,,.h..n.>t. S,,ra,n II rY1ysrd oI
'JY,ycrs district. Moses Anlar~ Of WOOD,
nuro. district. William II BpW,a. Of Ma
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a GRAND Reputation,

Warmers, Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
has reached a reputation that is not liml'
ted by the confines OF section or country
There are no injurious substances, nor
false and Temporary stimuIauts in the prep
aration. 1t is purely vegetable, and com
bounded under formula that has passed
severe tests, and won endorsements from
some of the highest medical talent i'll the
country -No,r York Il1rR.
November II IT,
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ore, HOUSE, AND HOE.

situated in Grnccham. The house isa log
building weather boarded, containing six
roDns There is a stable and other out.
buildings. chflrc fruit and a well of water
on the property. They vii! also oicl u
l,ct Caf Groui1tS tontniring 4 acres
adjoining the town. and u Mountain
lot. continuing ; acres, adjoining the
lands of ,Ino Rouzcr and Jacob Lidic
Terms cf $air--Onc third cash upon day
or sale or ratification thcrcOtbv the court;
'hc balance in Two equal annual payments,
in one and two years bearing interest, tue
purchasers to give notes with security to be
approved by the executors.
HENRY A BOILER ,vcc,,4or,
ISRAEl. BOILER
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Grin and bear it.

Celery is good. "Toothsome csculent'
is good,
Conversation, a IL seincc ,surpeth the
place of politics.
DIR. Downcy's dogs get their share Of
gratis Advertising,
ANcr a long interval Of silence, the band
played ON our streets on Monday evening.
Every nineteen out of ten Democrats
vou now meet have eschcwed politics, and
will not converse on such subjects.
Two OF our medical men were ont in
Saturday niyh!'s storm and their expert.
encc was not pleasant one.
Marshall Gaugh had his buggy in an
open shed and during the storm on Sat
urlay nj ,ht had to lash j, fast with Il fifth
CHAIN
Gov. Hamilton on the 9Th instant APP
pointed Samuel NJ. Bussard Commissioner
of,his county, vice George II. Ambrose,
deceased.
One Of our exchanges says that Mary
lsnders think there is no place like Mary
land. Map makers think so too and are
glad of it.
- This is the month when those troubled
with cough should 90 for a twenty-five
cen, bottle of DR. Bulls Cough Syrup and
lw cured at once.
The mountain, since Saturday nights
storm, wears winters bleak appearance,
The trees being completely stripped Of lhc
beautiful autumn foliage.
Ncnnor the Canadian weather prophet
speaks again. Tic SAYS, among other
things, that "summcr weather. with leaf
less trees, is in store for US during No
vcmhcr.
r1lrTixa-On Monday II Clay Andes
md family occupied ;hr dwelling of Mrs
NJ. Polly on Water ST., where the young
S,INs will frs, be initiated into the mys
triits Of housekeeping.
Get good balance of kisses 10 your
credit, hovs. The season Of chapnci lips
is upon us and youth fail to e'cNritv her
when you laye the unmcasurcl misery OF
several gaping tis.ures III either lip.
ARM broken. During the ioliiication
on last "Wednesday night, Harvey, young
son Of Samuel Warner Of this place, fell
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Tic monument to be erected over tn"
unknown confederate dead IN Mount oIi'c'
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Ncr"'l the attention OF those OF oo'
readers who make bee culture business
ora pasinc, to the excellent article Oh
this SUBJECT on the i'uflh page we"
u.u,,n,, f,rvc orr no connoj.seur on the
.,,;.c, ofbooc IN fac, we have ALWAYS
,i.o. ,,,,, hoos only ogrccinr that "di.
,.,oo 1on =. o,cho,t,ncnt to the view
FALL AND iA''h''-Dn Ni','''''s "'7 -
Of last w'eE' our "'' ana '''SnN 'H'0','''''
citizen, Jn" d Gilbert proprietor Oh '"'
Gilbert House, l'H through u" "i'''' way
door down "a stairway i''o III. 'e''''
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wells arc not to say flush, and we are
credibly informed that the earth is not as
thoroughly saturated as might be sup
posed BY all means let us have Il little
more rain, Mr.. Clerk, before you send out
your polar wave.
We have this week selected number Of
names, to whom we have mailed the CLAIR.
ION. We shall mail a second paper to the
same parties next week and those who do
not form sufficiently favorable opinion Of
our papers to become subscribers, will
please return the second paper to us. We
trust however that noar may b, returned,
when VIC shall enter the nlncs upon our
! books as subscribers. Give us Il trin! for Il
year, gentlemen and you'll not regret it.
POLICE Court. -Dc'rndnnt took fiji.
die to reimburse himself for money paid
for water melon stolen by plaintiff, to
save snid plaintiff from jail. Plaintiff dc.
nandcd law Counsel asked whether he
Cancelled lis credits by approprialing
! debtors merchandise. Upon receiving an
affirmative answer, counsel said "wcll rs
you owe me tor past services III take the
fiddle and lie did. Court adjourned.
Fact.
HURRICANE. At about 10 o'clock on
Saturday night last, a storm struck our
u, ,l,t 1:,t1,
chimney tops were ovcrtbrown, numerous
shade and fruit trees were uprootcd, fences
and light ont door briC-a-braC were cast
about without order and several buildings
we're badly strained The top section Of
the Garfield and Arthur pole was twisted
of and fell to the ground beside the por
ton Standing, and did no damage whatcv-
cr, not even TO Itself.
JIMMY FHosT, Don't tail; about Too
logical gardens, mCnagcrics, navy yards
and country church yards; for if our last
week s exchanges, chat is, some of them,
YOU know can't beat New Iork's won
dcrfnl 'Xoo' for animilcs; }avnum's "Stu.
pcndous Colossal for Representatives,, tn"
Government Arsenal FOR artillery and
Tom Moore for epiiaphs, then we will
have to resign Our positions rs umpire for
50 we decide. But perhaps we have not
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an churcb roof in 1915. devastated our
ward fence, trimmed two of our trait and.
three of our shade trees. divorced an Glli
i;n, franz onr moiu Luiidinr smashed y
n,;nl ou,ool H. ,no. oIflrl onr family. Then
!, ISIS, e,orn, Iail waste our ward r.rc
and the wall ON which il rested and now
~ 1850 il nuts y hora c.,crry ira, Int, such
~ az ,v,rl nns,,i,o FIN, v,mneI need.
cnt nm ono half of !, ON SunIoy IN order
,o cuin rorrss for our horse and COW
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EIss,z'Es.aN NOTICE.

State of Maryland, Frederick County to
. , wit. hereby certify that John II.
Krom Of Frederick county came before
me the subscriber, JUSTICE of tho Peace
in and for said county and made oath in
due form Of Law on this 2nd day. of No
vemhcr 1880 as 4 stray trcspassing upon
his Enclosure on thc 21lh Of October 1880
IL red and white spotted (Heifer) about ]!
years old without horns.
SWORN BEFORE FREDERICK WHGTE ] II
The owner o. t.c above Described IIrfrr
is rcqncs'cdto prove property pay charges
and take her away. &c.,.
JOHN II KROM.
Residing I } miles west Of Crcngers'own
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-15
HOLDING the FORT.

New York Tribune.
Mrs. Enright has bsen put out of
her house in Philadelphia. The ele-
waited railway company had beaten her
In the courts, and received authority
to pull down her house. She deter
mined to assert her rights as an Amer.
lean woman and property owner. She
refused to move her household goods.
and deied the contractor and his men.
She would not allow the men to enter
by the front door, SO they we're forced
to mount to the roof by the next
house. They knocked downthe chin
ney, tore down the roof, and cleared
the way to the front room on the third
story, which was occupied by Mrs.
Enright aud her daughter. This was
the first days work, and the woman
sat in her rOcking-chair from morn to
eve, looking grim aud very mad; but
she would not bulge. The next day
the work was resumed, and by noon
the third story was cleared away.
After dinner the men battered down
the front door, tore out the window
sashes and reduced the woodwork on
the FIRST floor to bare walls. Mean
while Mrs. Enright and her daughter
sat in their rocking-chairs on the sec
ond floor. frOnt,and heldthe fort. The
second floor, back, was then invaded.
and the kitchen utensils aud other
furniture were piled upon the side.
walk. But the garrison still held out.
faithful unto death. The second
floor front was next attacked; the
real partition was demolished, the
flooring above was removed, and the
front az toppled over brick upon
brick. But the women yOald not
surrender. Mrs. Enright sat in her
rocking-chair, knitting at the rate
OF forty stockings an hour, and re-
ceiving the moral support of her
daughter and their sympathetic
%neighbors. The fight was watched
with interest from the street, and the
garrison was loudly cheered by the
b%ystanders. But the enemy was ruth
less. The stove, the beadstead, the
table and the trunks were carried in
to the streets. The walls and ceiling
were down. There was nothing on the
second floor but the five chairs and
their contents. Mrs. Enwright was
asked to take herself off. She would
not ~budge-no, neyerl nor man nor
brute should put her out The work.
men began to tear up the floor. Then
the garrison gave in. Mrs. Enwright
retreated with her friends to the stair,
way and looked for a dray. She spoke
not a word. She had done what She
could. She was crushed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-15
Sealed Proposals.
c9 oRGIGI. BOARD oS FIRs AND Police

0hAhh ~ 4 AAh AND TOIIlE
,C9MM1ssIoNERs, TAXING DrsTRioT.
nnelby County, Tenn April ID, 1880.
SEALED proposals will be received nv re
until Thursday, April 18th, 1870, al ID
9 CLOCK, noon, Tor the following work TO be
IO1e-seTvlee to be rendered and material To
county. S"S''
Fog the furnishing of stone and vravel
ahd the paving of Main street-frOn Auction
70 GeOrgla street, a distance OF about lO.100
Ieet by 3s1s feet, making about $500 tquare
yards, moro or less.
In the above work all bidders nre exnected
and requiTedto bid in the following manner
I, preparation of road-bed and fll}ng In
oehind the curb lines whenever moved. and
including the removal of old pavement, 80
cents per cubic yard,
q FURNISHING stone and gravel and laying
1oWp Qi aaAe as required-stOne 10 be of gran.
~, VI. Of the best and hardest limestone snit-
aole lot paving, or nay be both granite and
limestone; blocks ofthe following dimensions.
IN depth GA to 7 i~pches-Width, ton and
pottom, 0 TO- tinehes-length offs TO u inches.
sample specimens Of which are to be furnished
square yard. Pt
=, Removing and resetting of curbing as re.
CURED, - cents per lineal foot.
The entire work to be finished eomnlato .,
me entire satisfaction Of tho fa1ing District
n9i s~PvVlnUA.iOhs anu explanations will
De given on application to the District en1iI
Inc Board reserves the right to receive
otner plans with bids and TO reject anv AMI III
olds. Also to receive bids for the fnynisbinnnt
Of stone-or stone and gravel-toeether or sens
arately, the hoard reserying the right 10 G,pr
nisR the same to oontraotors--but bids vii
also be considered with all materials f1rniis MI IoI
and the entire work done. iusHep
Al contractors, as before stated. oro
CURED to furnish sample speeimens arg re-
gravel or other materials 10 be used MI, zone,
nlaRs and specifications as they NAV w" oga sucn
wei, 9s those specified in second seeti Crer, as
S map 1iqs must be labeled main Street SSI
By order Of the Boqrd,
y 81 ID y PORTER, Presds,t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-15

The national democratic committee
having met in the cityot Washington,
February 23d, has appointed Tuesday,
the I'D of June next, at noon, as the
time, and chosen the city of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, as the place of holding the
national democratic convention. Each
state is entitled to a representation
therein double the number of its sena-
tors and representativesin the congress
of the United States. All democratic,
conservative, and other citizens ofthe.
United States, irrespective of past
political associations or differences,
who can unite Rithu us in constitutional
government, are cordially invited to
join in the delegation Of the con-
venti0n.
At the last national convention held
IN the city of st. Louis, in 1876, the
following resolution was adopted 3
Resolved, That the states be re-
quested to instruct the delegates to the
national democratic convention, held
IN 1880, whether 1t be desirable to
continue the two-thirds rule longer, in
force in the national convention. and
that the national committee insert
such request in the calendar of the
next convention.
[Signed. w. H. BARNUM,
FRED. 0. PIERCE, Chairman.
Secretary.