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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-16

ADuLrERATfox.-The striking brew
ers in New York, the other day, in
their zeal and anger against the OWL
ers of the breweries, informed the
people of that city that a large amount
of the beer they had been drinking
for years, and which they supposed 10
be good and pure, was grossly sdulter-
ated. Their evidence seems to be be-
yond contradiction or dispute, and we
have here, therefore, another proof
that there is scarcely an ARTICLE to eat
or drink which is pure. An inYestiga-
ton of beer, lately made by State
chemists, shows that it contains picric
acid, espsicine, alvesine, daphnine,
menyanthine, absynthine, eolocynthine,
gentian and picrotarin, the latter being
the active principle of the poisonous
fish berries.-IN. o. Democrat.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-16

THE CoaEr has split in twain, and
each of its two parts is travelling on IDS
own hook.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-16

TIE AcADEMrcAL DEPARTsGExr OF
the University of Lsuisiana, has re-
Gently closed its third session under
the most favorable auspices, and its
catalogue for leso-S1 shows that II
has special claims TO public confidence
and patronage. Intending ITS High
School, 1t has eleven principal. and as
sistant professors, and affords special
facilities for entering ut once upon
ordinary business pursuits, or either
the medical or law department of the
same university. Several valuable
prizes are open TO competition by the
students The handsome university
buildings front on Commerce street,
and the academical building on Dry
AIDES street, New Orleans. During
the last session the students in the
university were divided as follows:
n ANt At4uefnlcAA AStp2E4xneDA-- --fs5
In the Medical Department 3pz
In the Law Department .. $
Total
For information concerning the acad-
enical department. address r H.
Jesse, Dean of Accidental Depart
ment, University of Louisiana, New
Orleans, La.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-16

"A BAD PRoSPEGT.-Prof. Venn0r
predicts that cyclones, hurricanes
and most destructive hail storms.
causing widespread havoc, with
loss Of Life and property, viii pre-
vail In the Western aud Southern
States abent the Goth Of this na0nth.
ESonth East Texan.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-16
AppFVNeu
WM. MEYER, Mayor.
Attest:
J. A. RYAN, Secretary.

D. n. hl An DcCTSldiN
The Board met this 18th day of July
A. ID. 1881, pursuant to adjournment
The following members were present
VIM. Meyer. Mayor; c. SCHNEIDER, b
H. Hartman. E. j. Lyons, JAS. z. Geary
Absent: Frank Z. Haskell.
On motion of Jas. Z. Geary, tht
minutes OF last meeting were read and
approved.
On motion of Jas. 2. Geary. that &
receipt issue to NJ. j. Rosteet, treas
urer, for amount of paid warrants this
day returned, and that said warrant:
be hereby destroyed.
On motion of Jas. p. Geary, that
this Board go into an election of Off.
GERS for the year ending first Monday
in June, 1882.
On motion of Jas. 7. Geary, Mr. J.
A. Ryan was nominated town eonsta-
bic, and there being no opposition, Mr..
J. A. Ryan was elected By reclamation
town constable for the year ending
FIRST Monday in June, A. d. 1882, with
the same salary fixed by the previous
board of aldermen.
On motion of c. SCHNEIDER, Mr.. NJ.
]. Rosteet was nominated town treas
urer, and there being no opposition,
Mr.. NJ. J. Rosteet was elected by ac-
clamation treasurer for the year ending
first Monday in June, 1882, with the
saIDe salary as fixed by previous board
of aldermen.
On motion of E. J. Lyons, AIR. Ju-
lien Richard was nominated tax col
lector for the corporation, and there
being no opposition, Mr.. Julien Ri
chard was elected by reclamation tax
collector for the year ending first Mon
day in June, 1882, at the same rate of
percentage accorded to him by pre-
yions board of aldermen.
On motion of C.. SCHNEIDER, Mr.. Al
bert lessen was nominated sexton, and
there being ne opposition, Mr. Albert
lessen was elected by acclamation sex
ton for the corporation.
On motion Of J. p. Geary, that Jno.
Hawkins be paid So so of the account
brought against The corporation, and
that the balance of the account be re-
jected, and that the mayor be author
lied to issue warrant in settlement of
the amount to be paid, viz: o. so.
On motion, Resolved, that the fol-
lowing accounts be approved, and that
the mayor be authorized to issue war
rants in settlement of same:
Account of NJ. j. Rosieet, treasurer ss5 90
Account Of Julien Richard, Deputy
Account Of Julien Richard, lax col
leetor- ----.----..,...----..- q zi5s
SIS 525<
On motion of i. III. Harmon, that
Albert Jessen be given the contract of
cutting down and hauling out all the
trees now standing in the corporation
graveyard, for the sum of twelve dol
lars
Whereas. there have been complaints
made before this board that there are
defective fines and stove pipes in sew
cral buildings in the corporation, and
contrary to An ordinance passed by the
board. on motion Of Jas. 2. Geary. be
i resolved. that the constable be re-
qnired 10 enforce said ordinance.
On motion Of jas. 7. Geary, that
the dog Law ordinance be revived and
put in full force.
On motion of Jas P. Geary, as there
mo further business before
the board, the board adjourned until
the next regular meeting.
Approved:
WM. MEYER, Mayor.
Attest:
J. a. RrAs, Secretary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-16

The track gu the hast Texas will be
completed 10 konniz early in Jaly.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-16

The SUPREME CoUKT, with a full
bench present, held its animal session
at 0pelousas last week and part of this
week. We. learn from our Opelousas
exchanges that about twenty atsor-
news were present, from other par
fishes. 0ur district attorney, A. ].
Kearney, ESQ, was a member of the
committee appointed TO examine GRE
didates for admission TO the bar.
There were seven such candidates. In
the suit of David II. LYONS vs. Calca-
sieu parish the judgment appealed from
was affirmed.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-16

LAKE CHARLES, July 5, 1881

| LAKE SHAkLBS, July 2, Iool-
The new Board elected met this
July ), 1881, at the Courthouse, town
of Lake Charles, for the purpose OF
organizing the town council of the
town of Lake Charles. Members pres
ent: VIM. Meyer, Mayor; C. Schind-
Ter, B. H. Harmon, Jas. p. Geary, E.
]. Lyons and Frank Z. Haskell, Alder
men.
The minutes of last meeting of the
Board were read, and on motion of j.
P. Geary, approved
On motion of Jas. p. Gcary, that
the MAYER be authorized to employ
legal counsel at any time he shall deem
it necessary, either in instituting suits
to enforce compliance to the laws and
ordinances passed by the Board, or in
defending suits brought against the
Board testing the validity or coBstitu-
tionality of laws and ordinances en-
acted by the Board.
On melton, Resolved, That the fol-
lowing accounts be approved, and that
the Mayor be authorized to Issue war
rants in settlement of the same:
Account Of Ad0Eph Meyer, Commits
sioEer Of election Observation-Disclosures. 50 90
Account of John Mccormick, Com
missioner of election. 3 90
Account of Zephirin Langley, Com
missioner of election. 90
Account OF Lake Charles Echo, pnb-
fishing proceedings. . 90
Account Of Lake Charles Echo, notice
Oh fieeIlon. i %
Account of Lake Charles Echo, Regis
tration notice. .-......... ] so
Account of ]. A. RYAN, constable fees
two months. ...-.-...--...--...1 10 %
Account of James Howard, coffin for
Account OF JAS Collins, q DAYS work
on street, at 81 50 per dsy ...-. SO 90
Account of Richard Coward, repairs
OF bridge. %
Account of VIM. Stokeiy, days work
ON street, at 81 SO per day ...... 10 80
Account of Ksy Ryan, dead horse
dragged out ] %
Account of z. Langley, box for pau
pauper, at s5.........,............ 10 90
Account of Frank Z. Haskell, Insulting, 90
Account of I. B. Ferren, viewing body
of Henry Brown. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Also ahat of m unknown person found
dead at Jno. Costello's. 90
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On motion of J. P. Geary, that the
s. IS found on body of Henry Brown,
pauper, who was buried at the expense
of the corporation, he turned over to
the treasurer of the corporation as part
payment of the expenses incurred for
burial of said Henry Brown, pauPer.
There appearing no further business
before the Board, the Board adjourned
until Thursday, July Z, 1881, at 9
O'Clock A. NJ
ApDrnyed
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-16

Mad dogs are reported in Marshall,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-16

NIxE PEIsoNERs, an unusually
large number, are now IN Jail here
two white and seven colored. Four Of
them are charged with capital offences,
two are SERVING ont sentences, and
three are held in default of bail. The
jailer, Capt John s. Hawkins, keeps
the jail neat and clean, and the pris-
oners as comfortable rs possible. There
is no sickness among the prisoners but
the late warm weather has demon
strated the Importance of having the
jail cells better ventilated. The single
and very small window in each cell is
entirely insufficient for that purpose.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-10

Of the W side of hot 81, and a # Of the L
side OF i,ls g, IN Nlcit's surye, 2Ss 80
John Lauyou 4 Bros shop and part of lot 80
in Nleit's survey except that part decided to
Lanyoa and Gundry 1855
James Mankee house and undi of lot iso in
Twins al 1872
James Mankec undi of lot 100 in Twins al 10 u
do do sol do St2
Oliver Nancolas house and lot io4 in Harri-
sons survey % 50
VIM Perry house aud acre of outlot 2s6 In
Harrisons survey rec in book of deeds
pslge -. lO6
WmPeseh house and lot 81 inVlcit'ssurvcy 20 IS
MfSW RoscrOw house and II % in NleiiS SUR
Bastian, noteworthy, Broad and Ellory 30
John Riley lot is5 in Twins nd or
Andrew Shaney house and ct of lot CT in
Nlcits survey except small piece of same
owned by James Lynch - ID
feter Ihcno house and part of lot % in let's
survey rec in book j of deeds page l53 81 $
ID Thomas outlot ssS and NJ of ~ in Har'i-
sons survey u 50
james rregay house aud part of lot l9S in
HaTisons survey rec in book OF deeds
page So 94SI
Joseph Vivian house and lots l26 and i27 IN
Twins ad 2. -
Nicholas Wagner house and lot 81 in Twins
ad IL IS
Isaac Vim house and uudl OF lot sol in II
wins al $40
Unknown lots 80 and ~ In Stayclers al 4ai
do lot % do Staveless M i n
John Vim part of lot 50 in Nlet's survey
except those parts decided TO + Vivian z
Oats and Lanyon described in deed rec In
vol 10 of deeds page SIS l0d9|
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-10
Pairick.King

Patrick King ssofslofn~. IS ~ 1914
Town }. Range5.
Unknown wtafnw Iofssl 80 II 10
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-10
part OF scsofnwt ms de-
Scribed in deed recorded in
...Al ~ u Aa.aL,-. ,,n.rn 1ll

lots m The sw!ofnW. OF SECTION y. TOW n 5,
north OF range 2, rs made into lots by Chas
Temple and recorded in book w of deeds,
ppyp al
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-10
Stock Farm for Sale.

John SpensIcy having purchased his hrnihe,
Chlvert's interest in tlto fdrm lately owned by
their father, llarker Spcusley, now offers the
same Tor sale II contains APO acres. and Is
ono ef the hest stock farms in Iowa County.
Wei provided with good buildings, harms,
wagoa and stock sheds, ahundanlly supplied
with water, both by running streams and
springs, The farm Is capable of Keeping and
feeding $50 head OF cattle and situated partly
within and close 10 the city of VI neral Point.
The farm viii bc sold on reasonable terms
aud one half of the purchase money can run
for time OF years At "A low rate of mtrre st
This is good chance for live mau 10 make
money. II John SPENSIEY
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-10
Point Cisy.

FIRST WARD.
William Coads estate aud II. Bowden undiyid-
cd OF all thar part of lot - in Nct's sur
Ney containing 10 # inches front on High
street with metes and bounds as described in
n deed recorded in vol OF deeds page 6lS
and building 80 )
Judson Beaitlscy swi of lot % invlcits sur
vcy 1Oi
| John Clowney building and lot 81 in vlcit'@
survey ~ a
Edward Coad, ~, house and forty feet front
on Fountain street Of lot u in Nleits survey
| except that part sold To II ) Clauer recorded
! in book of deeds page Il also II feet
| front on Fountain st oflot 40 III Welt sur
| vey. said parts of said lot 20 and II decided
by Nicholas Coad AMI wife aud recorded in
book - of deeds pggc > - -
Vino COrbctt house and lot . in blk Stronvs
addition IL 81
C. Hcndra uni OF heuse and part oflot 10 in
Nlcit's survey described in deed from Isaac
Tambyu and wife to G lIrndra by deed dar-
cd July D. 1874 and recorded in vol II of
deeds page g., and in an agreement Of Thos
Vincent to II Jackson dated Nov 49, 1870 rn-
corded in vol - of deeds page b 10 or
d Gates house and part of lot ~ IN Nlcits
survey aud part of lot ~ in Harrisons sur
vcy on the north side of Mineral Alley as de-
scrbe' in deed recorded in vol 26 OF deeds
page +02 80 20
y n Gates lots 70 and 50 in vIe;'s survey D5l
Geo Harris house and ci of lot ~ in Taylors
addition 80 81
Thomas James house and lot II IN Vleit's
survey except 81 # OF the e side of said lot
owned by VIM Mauger 10 90
StrOng's addition q %
ThomasLutey house and lot block u Strongs
addition $40
John Lanyon lst house and part of lot gSl blk
~ in StronRs addition decided hy .Iohu Mil
ton and wife Aug il $50 and rec in vol IS OF
deeds page 100 80 o.
Joseph Miller house and lot blk 81 Strung's
al IS 03
Joseph Miller house and lots IS s. 10 blk 81
StIong's I'D 30 CT
James V MAYHEM house and part of lot l2 in
blk 43 in Strongs al as rec in vol OF deeds
page I52 ~ OG
James Mayhem house and that part OF lot
29l in HnrriSons survey rec in vol 10 of
deeds pages - and 20 60 10
James Mayhem house ana II of the side
of lot 10 and part of lot 30 in Nlcit's survey
as described in deed from Nelson Iathrop
rec in book L OF deeds page i93 ri 70
John oDOwd house and WI of lots and II
blk ~ in Strong ad lhl2I
II L. Reed outlet lG4 in flhrriSOna survey 22S
Il q tcide house and lot in blk AZ StrOngs
ad and ~ feet of the T. side Of lot in blk
~ StrOngs nd 1921
John Rule house and outIot l73in Harrisons
survey ii0iI
X Robinson house and ac-,'in outlot 2a5 in
HmTisons survey described in decd rec in
vol - Of deeds page p - =
VIM Siddle house and lot 30 in Taylors I'd 20
Wckurd and stephens barn and lot IS IN Vleits
survey as 30
Peter 1heno p acres Of seiofsct of sec 10.
town range az described in decd to VIM
Murish rec in book of deeds p'lgc ~ 30 "
James Whalden lot 20 in 1aylors nd 7 0O
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-10
Y Fsggg = 179l.S ]
TOAY BROS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS

For your GROCERIES 90 to
Toav Bros, dealers in choice,
staple and fancy groceries, the
freshest to be had in market,
All kinds Of Grecn Fruit
in their season, and the choic-
est Of Dried and Canned goods
always in stock, such MS is
seldom found west of Chicago.
Agents for the celebrated
JEFFERSON Doors AND SHOES,
every pair of which is war
ranted; also keep in stock the
SELF, Johnson and other first
class brands.
Confectionery, Nuts, Cigars,
Tobaccos, &c. General agents
for Wisconsin for Dupont's
Powder of all grades.
skr~Goods delivered free to
any part of the city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-10
village OF Daili..
}'oWn o oscow.

s Marieens Heir. undl Of l1,s no Il and Y
s u Sc helmer do do o ana
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-10
JJnredeemed Lands.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE. \
iowa COUNTY WISCONSIN.
IAa,..-..,.rt Il. Aanrtr-. u rc.,

Notice is hereby given that the following de-
-,ribed lands and city and village lots. in the
County of Iowa and State of Wisconsin, were
M nv the County Treasurer of said county on
InT NH any of May, A. ID. 1S7a for the delinquent
and mn paid taxes OF the year 1875.
The amount set opposite each tract OF land,
nd city and village lots. is the amount of tax
interest and charges thereon computed 10 the last
aav of redcsl ption, to-Wlt:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-10
Town 3, Range ,.

d all 0f sec 3 that lies 10Th OF the
Wisconsin river ; l3 100 / :.
~ rods wide ON north silt. of Int
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-10
Teachers Examination.

The regular examination of teachers for
low, county will tie he'd as follows
Mili,in, Monday aud Tuesday Sept. II & -.
Highland, Wed rnd Thurs Il Il IL.
Ayoca, Friday and saturday l6 " IL
Aresa Monday and Tuesday - 10 " 20.
Mineral II. Friday aud Sal. . y Il "a,
Examinations will begin at Q O'clock OF the
first day.
No private examination granted except In
case of sickness or absence from the county.
w A. JONES, Co. Supt.
Mineral Point, Aug. -. 1881.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-10

c4UlnIOlnW.olnwi sec B
T. TKl J - 81
sW corner Of lot no u com
ueucing AT the sw corner Of
said lot, running theme e ~
feet therce u 10 fect, thence "
40 iCtt thence . 40 feet Ia nIncp
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-10
Town of wyoming.

NOW, therefore, unless the taxes interest aud
charges on the above aud foregoing described
tracts Of land aud city and village lots are paid
on or before the 18th day OF May \, d, lSS2, the
same VIII hc conveyed by tax deed to the pur-
y for north 5 for south f. ior east W for west
NV northwest, M northeast SW southwest sF
southeast Fl fraction pt part und undivided,
no number, vol volume, blk block, Il feet In
mch, ch chain, Tx link, degree. nd or sld'u
addition, +. ". GOLpSWORrHY
County Clerk iowa County Wisconsin
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-10


A c Ansley house and lots and yleit's sur
Ccy ~ ii
Richard Bowlen lot % and ct OF the side
of lot . Vlcit's survey ~ -
Richard iBowden - of outlot q Is I'm Harrisous
survey except that purt decided Msoral Pt
railroad 427
NJ umiris that part Of lot 81 in vleit's sur
ycy patented to n Y l'urris except that part
rec in book of deeds page 3si SCI
Wm Broad house aud I'LL those parts of lots -
~ aud % In Nleit's survey rec In book of
deeds pare 3G II 90
Henry Butler lots 252 and 3Os In Twins nd 10 OBJ
Blakoly Casserly part Of lots 81 and ~ i'm
Vleits survey as described IN book of
deeds page 800 Sept . 1874 - -
A lien Curthew part of lot i22 il Vlcii's sur
vey rec in book of deeds page 400 except
part decided to Warren SO
Christopher Day those paris of Outints l9)and
1914 In iianisons survey rec in book - Of
deeds page 5B5 9J2
Thomas Day house and part Of lots % and 22
in Vleit's survey rec in vol . of deeds pa9c
Thos Day house aud part Of iot Ig4 in ylet's
survey rec In book of deeds page IL also
shop and net of lot l1Z in Ylcit'- survey y IS
Geo Day house and part OF lot ~ in Nlcit's
survey rec in book Il of deeds page Z3j ~ Sc
Geo Day all that pari Of lot "a in HarrisOus
survey rec in vol q OF deeds page s19 Is 20
Aimanson Eaton lots II j. iyzUand2 in E,'et-
On'S al - -
Burke Fuirchild unB OF outlot 2isin Harrisans
survey rec IN vol : Of deeds page - -
Matilda Hood part OF outlgt ~ IN Harrsons
survey rec ~ bpok n ~ dei5l- pt2e 20 "H~
cept piece described 10 said decd rot the un8
of same also except that part owned by the
Mineral Point railroad ~ 81
Matilda Hood outi = ~ rs and 2iG in Harl1-
Sons survey except mill privilege H. decd rec
IN book Il ~ deeds page z3i - 81
John tvcy Jr that part Of lot % ~ Vleits sur
vey rec in sol - ~ deeds page - 1927
Josiah Laayon house and lots 443 pa 2ij 2iG
and 81 IN Twins ad 4.
Lenahan Bros lot 20 In Twins nd BIZ
Catharine Lenahan y fl front on Fountain
Il of lot ~ In Nleit's survey s>1
Catharipe Len2tan house and ~ 1874 fl
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-08-23
THE STRAIGHT OUTS WAL
IOPED.

The "Straight Duis' in the Republican
Convention, which recently convened at
Lynchburg, Va, met with an overwhelming
defeat at the hands OF the Coalitionists, or
ebt.rcpudiat,ng Mahoneites of the party.
This latter element of the party went to the
Convention determined to endorse Mahone's
candidates and his unsavo:y platform. To
this the Straight Outs-the honest portion of
the party-demurred, and the fight COM
menced. Each faction finally assembled in
different halls an" after considerable parIey-
ing each agreed to appoint committees with
the view of harmoniziDg their differences,
but before the arrangement was
ed the Coalitionists boldly %trampled under
foot all propositions made Tor a Teconcilia-
ton, endorsed tn Rea'juster candidates and
platform and adjourned sine die. This high
handed action left the Straight Outs at sea.
Their leaders lacked ~promptness, directnesS
aud courage. Had it not been for the delays
entered by Congressman DezeiIdorf and Jor-
selsOn the convention w0uld have found
candidates and nominated them before the
MahOueites could have taken snap judgment
OH them. But the Straight Oats kept Il slid up
pei lip aud Proceeded to nominate candi-
dates for their state ticket. The candidates
were good men-rather too good to stand up
and be Shot down, SO they declined the hon
or. The Straight Outs then did all that was
icfJ for them to 90. referred the task OF max
ing nominations, that would stick, to their
newly elected state committee endorsed the
Democratic, deb paying platform and AL
journed.
IL referring to the situation Mr.. Thomas,
editor Of the MarlinsdaIe Herald, d Republic
can paper, says that he means to come out
for Daniel. rs Daniel is sound on the debt
G~nestion and Cameron is not. Wickham may
reasonably be expected to do likewise. The
course Of Congressman DeZend0lf and JOl-
gensOn is not yet known. All hope of getting
up Republican ticket is not yet abandoned,
but until there is a change in Republican
sentiment no prominent men can be found
to accept, and election day will probably see
Daniel and Cameron the only candidates up.
Ali experience in Virginia shows that each
race moves en- maSse. There may be some
exceptions, but it is confidently expected now
that about as many blacks will vote tor Dan
iel as whites for Cameron and that .hr Dem
ocra,ic debt-payers will win in tie fight for
honesty.