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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-27
ANNUAL MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE wooDvILLR CONSOLE.
cisco, California, April i2th, issi.-The rssu.
lar annual meeting VI the stockholders OF the
woodviile Consolidsted Silver Mining Com
psny for the election Of i've Directors 70 serve
the Company for the ensuing year. and for such
othtr bushes. - uay properly come before the
meeting. will be held 1t the once OF the Com.
No. iis California street, dan Francisco, Gall
fornaa, on MONDAY, the SECOND dsy Of
NAY, 1881 (nrpt Monday In Nsy).at one O'Clock
H.. The transfer books win b closed on
friday April 20. lSsi, and will remain closed
until alter the meeting Of May .. 1881.
aplitd r. e KELLY, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-27
ANNUAL MEETING.

OFFICE OF CONSOLIDATED IMPERIAL
Mining Company. Ban Francisco, April
10. i6si.-The regular Annual Meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Consolidated Impartial MIN
ing Company will be held st their once. Room
70, Nevada bloek, No. Soo Montgomery street.
Ian francisco, California, on "WEDNESDAY.
Nay fourth, 1871, st the hour Of one oiciock
,. \. Transfer books will bs closed saturday.
April S0th, % II o'clock -.
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.l1021. 100. 100 =.
And In accordance with law. ana an order OF
the board Of Directors. made on the twenty.
eighth (asth) day Of February. 1891. 90 many
shares Of each parcel OF such stock - may be
necessary. will be cold 1t public auction. at
the once. Of Packer Crittsnden. Room Is.
M,rchAnts' kxcLa"ge building. Ban Fran.
cisco, California, on TUESDAY. the TWENTY.
Sixth C26ih) cay Of APRIL, 1881,
70 pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and OF.
pcnses Of the sale.
JIM BRAZELL, Secretary.
0fiee-RoQm No 8, eafe Deposit Building.
No. s4 Montgomery street, Ban Francisco.
California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-27
DILISQUINf SALES.

DULLI0N MINING COMPANY.
b Location Of principal plaos q businsss,
ban Ersncisoo. OAlifosnia.
Location OF worts. Gold Hfl Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notios.-Thsre are delinquent upon the fol
iowing-descxibed stock. on account Of asssss
ment No. ll levied % the twsnty-eishth
opposite the names Of the respective share
holders - follows.
AiSioson d % T T. Tru.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-27
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THe osN.
tsnpisl Gravel God Mining Company will
take place on MONDAY. NAYS. 1881. st the
ofhcs sfths Company. Gold Hill, storey county,
Nevada. ct ! O'Clock p. 4.
FRANK 4. WISE. Secretary.
Gold Hill, Nevada. March u. 1881. mr3i
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DlIISQUIsf SAILS.
UALEDOHIA silver MINING
~ o0APANY.-Locstion Of principal plsos

Of business, Ban rrsncisoo, Caiiiornis.
Location Of work.. STOREY county. Nevada.
Notics.-rhers arc delinquent upon the fol-
lowtngdescnbsd stock. on account Of assese
ment (No. ~ levied on The nith (Sthl jay OF
March. 1881, the several amounts sst opposite
the names Of the respective shsrsholdsrs, -
follows;
Names. No. Certif. 6hs. Amt.
Atkinson, poud / %, Trus-
Atkinson Tho: + i e.. I;u. u"
81, 90
Atiinsou Thos I'd %. Trus.
Observation-Disclosures. ioo....3s. :.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-27
STATE OF NEVADA. l..
Hecretsry's Ofdce.

STATE or NEVADA.
eecrstary's Ones.
!. JAssHa BAScocx. Secretary Of State Of
the ststs Of Nevada, do hereby certify
that the foregoing 10 . true, full snd
correct copy Of the original Of an Act
s~msndstory Of and supplementary to
IN Act entitled. "An Act to create Q
Board Of County Commissioners In tho
several counties Of this STATE. and 70 de-
hns their duties and powsrs," on Ale in
my ofaos. In witness whereof. I have
hsrsunto sst my hand and afaxed the
Great Seal Of State. Done d of,cs In
carson City. Nevada, this TIL day Of
March, A. D. 1881.
tsiAL.l JASPER BABcocK.
Secretary Of bats.
Publishsd By order Of Board Of County
Commissioner Of Storey county.
MATT. oANkvAN. Chairman.
]. 4. 1~fAsAyry, oissk. mrsk
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c.Isdonis-Cossinusd

And In accordanee with law. ana an ORDER
Of the Board OF Directors, made on the nth
day Of March, 1881, 20 many sharss OF each
parcel Of such stock - maj q necessary
will be sold q public auction. q the ONO q
the Company. NJ. lt Cali o,nis street. Ran
rrancirco. California, on FRIDAY. tbs twenty.
ninth (3sthI day VI April. 1881. q the hour OF
one o'clock ?. =. Of said day. 10 pay. said de-
linquent assessment thsrron, together with
costs Of sdvertistng and EXPENSES OF the sals.
B. WRukNKh, eecrvtary.
0mos-ki4 oalifornia. street. Ban Francisco
Nnlifo~ia IL
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RESTORED.

A victim Of early imprud.nos, causing psrv:
Gus debility, prsmsturs decay, etc. having tiled
In vain ever known remedy. bas discovered 9
simple means Of sslf cure. which. be VIII sepd
free 70 hh fsllow.sufsrsrs. Addrsss J.. II.
RE1vES. - 0hA'ham st.'N.Y ocl1
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d aNNc FOB MIL MINING AND
plNHN0 Companies manufactured q Ne
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IVxRaAN sILvEn mlslHe Con:

business, San francisco. Cs,iiornia.
Iocsticn Of works. Gold Hill, storey county,
Notcc.-There arc delinquent upon the fol-
,ovfnc .de~cribed stock. on account OF aseeee-
ment mo. Sal levied on the ssvertesnth ,iItnl
opposIte the names Of tho respective share
holders, - follows: -
Nance. Oefshh onss AA~
Atkinson T r b Co. Trus-
Atkinson T T d 20. True
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a LIZA sILvkR A,Nlne cor:

4 ~ BILVhB CO0s
"A PANY. Location Of principal plscs Of
Location OF works, Gold Hill Mining Dis.
tric,. Gold Hill. Storey county. Nevada
Eotios.-Thers sr dsiiDquent upon the FOL.
lowing described stock, on account OF asssss.
ment mo. a0) levied on the nnh t6hj day OF
Mach, 1881, tho severn, am UNITS set oppo'
sits the names Of the respective shsrsIoldsrs.
- follows;
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tees :.isss. .U....O =.
Trus'ss: .ioo.. .ioe =.
ISa.sss: ;:.;..::.;.:.;:ss 1881. ...S ....~ :.
Trustees ........ ........ sesi. e. so....so..
Kathleen Henry. Trustee. ...ftfsk... t0....t0 e.
RI, HARRISON. Hill 1 Co. Trus.
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zinns q T............bsi. .iisss.....sE...isi
And In accordance with Law. and a. order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the ami
18th, day Of March, 1881, % many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock - may b nsesssary
viii b sold at public auction. ct the once
Of the Company. No so3 Montgomery street,
Rooms 8 snd6. Ban frsncisco, California, on
TUESDAY, the THIRD 8d) day Of NAY,
iesi, at the hour Of two O'Clock .. 4. Of said
DAY, 70 pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costa OF advertising and expsnsss
wv. q. WATSON. sscrstary.
Ofics-No 5o3 Montgomery street, Rooms .
and .. San Fnnciseo. California. splstd
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-23
A Lively Entoasisr NTH Ba1alo.

Buffalo hunts out on our western
plains are not always void of eX-
citsment and romance, as gentle
man from Mississippi will testify
who recently engaged with sever
al others in one OF these hunts. 1t
so happened that he had become
separated from the rest of the COM
pany, and was hiding behind a
sage bush, waiting patiently TO get
a shot at a large herd which SEEM
ed to be coming in his direction.
lie had not long 10 wait before the
excited herd dashed by and disap-
apeared amid cloud Of dust,
leaving behind an immense bull,
which had been wounded by the
gentleman aforesaid. As soon as
the cause of his misfortune had
been discovered the animal dashed
upon him, giving him barely time tt
lump az the inmriated bull passed
directly over the spot where h'
had stood. Things began to loos
more alarming than interesting
there was no time to consider th'
matter, as the animal was agaii
upon him, and again he had t.
jump, Thi, operation wasrepea,
ed four times, he managed mean
while to get several shots, but with
out effect, Az he was jumping 10
the fifth time to escape the result
his foot slipped. the bulls hor
passed through the calf of his lee
completely severing the cord, an
leaving the sdventurer in hell
less and critical condition. Th
5 animal came bearing down o
$ him for the last time. With barrel
strength enough left to raise h
rifle, he fred aad managed
lodge a ball in the animals hrai'
; lie was picked up by his frien'
: in an insensible condition.-Co'
: tribution to the Chicago Journa
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Com ~ something equivalent
thereto, Uti
The manufacture md fale ol
ylno1a aod 'pIriinous liquuu wiih.
IN thia State Is hereby prohibited.
csccpt for slrfamohlai or modi.
clhal purposes ard then only un.
der lhe most figid restriction lg o.
provided by law.
The committee to report thc
names of delegates to the State
Convention submitted the follow.
ing.
BgN No. +. d. Yarbfounh,
Robt. Cump,
Bear No. Al. II. Parncll,
{. X, Carulhcrs.
bENr No. 81. G. Wright, A.
u. S. Green.
BEAT No. 4.--Prof J. T. Ilar-
ry, Nj. s, Rudd.
BEAT No, s.-Ilcnry Ellis, J, A.
Rainwater,
County Ar LARGE. w. w.
Perkins, A. l.. Davis.
On motion, the report was re-
ceivcd and adopted,
The committee on permanent
organization reported the follow
ing names for executive committee.
which, on being submitted to the
meeting, were adopted, viz:
BEAT No. Nv. NJ. Wicks,
Dick Walton.
BEAT No. Al. II. Parnell,
{. K. Caruthcrs.
BEAT No. 81. p. Weaver,
w. w. Caldwell.
BEAT No, Ed. Smith, J. 7.
Harry.
BEAT No. 5.-J. T. Lavender,
J. J. Brown.
CoUNrY AT LARoE.-J. G. Hall,
w. W. Perkins, James Means.
On motion, it was ordered that
the Chairman of this meeting be
empowered to call Il meeting ofthe
Executive Committee at such time
and place AS he may think proper.
The Secretary was instructed to
furnish the Pamela STAR and
Batesville Blade, copies ofthe pro-
ccedings OF this meeting, with the
request for publication Of same.
The meeting then adjourned.
]. 4. RAINwATER, Chr.
G. w. DuvAL, c..
w. L. HENDERSON. w :
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/ tltmI'y .ummufiut touch.
STONE Beaumont
tahtI u.cmI uwpola Dlm.
mon srUaf Imarun
What mrn DaIlayDidert Guds
o"o pmt =. j. Bailey
Affection, liLe thr Iron mitIi
shapes amitcs lIo,cc
Gao wealth give h.rpa,' lao. nouol
ahi ,,e
WhI sat dIuro' vha' splendid misery
Pope
Great gict are lhc medicines
Of on lesser sorrows. Shlk-
spcarc
There are flaws in diamonds,
llics IN amber and faults in every
man.
Memory records services with q
pencil, injuries with agraycr. DE
Scgur.
Ab'cnts Of occupation /, notr r,st,
4 mind quite vacant /, mind d,tre.d
-Cowpsr
Modern women Of fashion work
hard at their vocation, Mrs, Al
cXandcr.
No paddock, bolts or bars can Sc
cure . maiden so well as her own
reserve.
Learning by study must be wen
Twas n'yer entailed from sire to son
john Gay
Jealousy is the hight Of cgotism,
Sclf-love and the imitation of false
vanity. Balzac.
Listen to conscience more than
to intellect and learn to concen-
tratc thought. ht.--RobcrtSon.
Discussions like small streams, at fret begun
Scarce seen they rise, but gather as they run
Garth
The attainment of our greatest
desires is often the source Of our
greatest sorrows. Fourier.
The earth cannot be entirely
covered with violets and migno-
motto, there must be weeds and
vegctables,
Men have made Of forllno an
all powerful goddess, in order to
be made responsible for all their
blurders. Madame de Stael,
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STRANGE FREAK OF NATURE.

About "a miles from Live Oak.
Fla there lives a woman with a
strange family. One day she was
out wolking, and had occasion to
cross acrcek on a log, and while
thus cr,ssing, huge alligator at
tackled md pursued her for some
distance Tightening her very
much, In about seven to nine
months, she was confined with
twins, hth males. They were
perfect children down to their
waists, Anl there the human end
ed, and Thy are complete alliga-
tors on Awnward, tail and all.
There are hort webbed feet and
legs at the lower portion Of the
abdomen Ike alligatore. They
crawl with heir hands dragging
themselves bout just as an alliga-
tor does. hey make squealing
inarlicpla,e boise. The inothor
has had a lfgo tough or tank
filled with Tater in which sh,
keeps them, I'D they live pretty
nearly all III time in it. The,
are fed andeat regularly, ant
seem to be ding well, and ar,
seemingly haPy. They are nov
about "a or lsyears old. Com
paratively few utside the imme
diate npighbohood know Of it
The mother hal refused large OF
fers Of money 4 theif exhibition
Our informal lives at Carriers
vile, Ga. lie kems to be truth
ful man and vothes for the trutl
of the story.-NYridian Mercury.
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4 Two.Aud A-IIalf Bsi.ar Christian.

There are great many people
in their religion that remind me Of
"Uncle Phil, a pious old darkcy
of the old times i'll Texas. Well.
Phil was a lcrvcnt Christian, with
a great gift ofpraycr, He attend
ed all the Saturday night prayer,
meetings on the neighboring plan
tations, and could,pray louder and
longer than any Of the brethren.
But Phil had one wcakness--hc
dearly loved money, and, different
from the negro generally, he loved
to hoard II. Near by us lived a
man, who not troubled about any
scruples, would pay Phil a dollar
TO work OF his fold on Sundays.
On Sunday night, as Phil came
home after dark | accoslod him
withi
"Wherp have you been Phil;"
"Oh, just knocking abou,
massa."
"Hou have been working for
Miller
"Well, you see, massa, the old
fellow is in need, and he just
showed mo a silver dollar, and |
just could't stand IT,"
"Ain't you afraid the devil will
get YOU for breaking the Sabbath
Phil scratched his head a minute
and said:
81 guess the Lord'll excuse me,
masa."
"No, lie says, Remember the
Sabbath day and keep it holy"
Phil went of looking pretty So
Der, and it was not long before
heard his voice in fervent prayer
back of the barn. and so thought
would slip down near enough tC
hear.
30 Lord ! hsard HIN say, 81
have this day ripped and feared
cussed and sweared at them con.
founded oxen Of Miller's, and jes
broke the Sabbath day. oLord
please forgive me, please lorgiv,
me, for you knows l'so nothinI
but miserable heather anyhow
II you'll jest forgive me this tim
I'll never do It again as long as
! live 'ceptins he give me s. so
day"
At This point ! was obliged t
. beat q haEty retleht, bit ! ar
thinking ,ha, poor Uncle Phil isu'
!. the only $a 50 Christian in tn
!. world.--Louisyillc Christian OF
: server.
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A Fool once More,

nFos ten years my wife was
confined to her bed with such a
complication Of ailments that no
doctor could tell what was the mat
ter or cure her. and | used up a
small fortune in humbug stuff.
Six months ago | saw a 5. flag
with Hop Bitiers pa i, and ]
thought I would he a fool once !.
more. I tried it, but my folly
proved to be wisdom. Two bot,
lies cured her, she is now as well
and strong as any mans wife, and
Il cost me only two dollars, Such
f,lly pays."--H. W., Detroit
Mieh.-Free Press.
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.,,,. NJ fbs h"r' how ihe, hsafi''
|,si hdts
TM nnn6.f mnmrf mllNe
| o,y ,fread tlitif aftsn b'nn'r 70
|.rk tis ttIsll 'howef'
.la. nom iht sunlight ih 'pfing
|ss tower
\ n, slf With their poison 10 dfe
|.,.,, ,bem eaf,, desf brother pray
n sud. and lhc blossoms Of 'in
|, ,hlot Il sufficient 70 pluck ~ The
|,,,,,, and deeper dig hard at the roois
M ,s fastened so drmlr within
.,.l, Of the heart may look stately
,nd islr,
IA sIow In their emerald sheen
|,onrI never mstaks them tor plants
that are rare
ov weed youth. fair garden with
O.lIsnce and care'
|ad Keep all is winding paths clean
h,,i and uproo, every vssiige of pride
|, ain. Ia ne matter what gulse,
while YOU are earnestly pulling up
weeds,
|. care that you scatter abroad no vile
seeds
gain in your gSrdeo to rise
len tls weed. OF the heart are uprooted
and gone.
|,t the beautiful roses of love,
| the wv Of trust and the lilies OF i'nth
|.b abou, on the walls Of thy sislwart
youth,
|il,h.y reach heavens garden above.
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smnrnH ArNA

Nub C8rIIhu rahts Iglth a.
ncu.lon producing sHlo
TIC Tennessee mmmef fasDfi
ufe aal rl.otil,i 'tf rci.oh
n shark um captured a rcnsa
rulAihlt measured eight feet,
Knoxville Tenn. celebrated
lhe Fourth bt drinking up $500
worth of whisky
Rvolycrs and guns Uo drcd o1
al Eureka Springs, Artoasal lir,
alarm
Stealing canary birds is d a.
yoriIc amusement with the Atlanta
hoodlums.
a large hawk, measuring ify-
two inches, was killed near Nash
willie.
Large numbers of cmigrants
from Illinois are on route to llori-
da.
Its very probable thata Saonger-
feast will be held in Nashville next
fall.
North Carolina spent $4,000
last year for education.
Dyer county, Tenn, has sent
10000 feet Of lumber to France.
During the entire month Of June
not single drop Of rain icll in
lllnds county, Miss.
AZ a shcrifl's sale in Brookha-
ven, Miss, a farm OF 100 acres
was sold for five dollars.
There is a chestnut tree in Og-
lelhorpe county, Ga, that is nine
feet through the base.
The ncwsboys of Memphis,
Tenn, have formed a union for
their mutual protection.
Eighty-fye of the citizens OF
Huntsville, Ma, have been ar
rested for violating the Sunday
law.
Baldwin county, Ala, with a
population of nine thousand, has
not a single resident lawyer and
only one physician.
Many Of the Atlanta people are
making the Blue Ridge Springs,
Of Virginia, their summer homes,
Atlanta is making grand ar
fangemcnts for their great exposI-
ton. The private houses of citi-
zens are to be thrown open for the
entertainment of visitors.
Three hundred alligators wcr,
killed in the Miakka lakes, Fla.
and in one night one hundred and
thirty were killed in one hole, anc
it wasn't good night for "gathcr.
ing either.
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VIM. II. Wilson, a farmer in
Suwasee county. Florida, says
his corn for the use Of his planta-
lion does not cost him five cents
per busi,el. This he proposes to
verify and allow every one to
make his own calculation. He
sells bacon every ycar that does
not cost him two cents a pound,
and raises and lattens without
corn. He has not fed his hogs
twenty bushels Of corn in the last
ten years.
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II seems as If Nashville has
struck a regular boom in big en-
terprises. A new woollen mill, cot
ton factory and a large cotton,
grain and flour warehouse are all
to be soon erected.
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Helena, Ark, has a library as
sociatioa containing fifteen hun
dred volumes. Fhe east OF be-
longing 10 the association IS only
twenty-five cents a month. An
art gallery. all the work Of native
artists, is also added to the library.
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rnr ,ovI,trlo, roa ao,fr,on


smroa sttnl
Fordg oIIovInyf,tons Cow
ernor sloh. .huld iaaoul
na'cd
Bccauschaa.k Dbs Democratic
party Wb.gbhu already hunucd
him beyond la, of i0s etala,r
.leadcm, wilb 81, years iu the gu.
bcrnmoda chair To makca d~
pariufc domi'sinc honorcdprlc
tees In bis behalf no unpmccd-
ehicd and immodcst request.
Because he Is not satisfied with
iwo terms, but wants the rnp
term. The Democratic party
must not give itself away on this
question. \ third term given, Il
fourth term would be asked The
people are entitled toa chance and
demand it.
Because n third term imposes
upon him the duty Of again .ap-
pointing the judiciary Of the State,
which he has already twice done.
The people must not be asked to
so dovc-tail the executive and iu-
dicial departments of the State
government as to make it hard TO
tell where the one begins or the
other leaves of. 1t is wrong for
any mans friends to ask for him
the power to give a full judiciary
to the people more than one time.
There must not be built up by
one party, a system by which the
personal interest OF the Governor
and Of the Judges and chancellors
OF the State can rest upon each
other. A Governor Who has once
appointed the Judiciary OF the'State
should never be his own successor
when the duty Of again appointing
it would dcyolve upon him. When
a candidate, he can reasonably cx-
pect his appointces TO work for
him. To be thus hampcred is dis
gusting TO the judiciary, which
should be placed far above any
influences dependent on any one
man's 'spolitical orpcrSonal advance
ment. The game Of "you tickle
me and III tickle you should not
be possible between the two de-
partmcnts OF tic government.
Because the Democratic party
cannot anordto 90 before thcpeoplc
in the coming contest with a lead
er who does not come up squarely
on the subject Of railroads being
controlled by legislation, This is
TIE issue Of this canvass, second
alone in Importance to the main
tdinance ofwhite supremacy. We
must not jeopardize the latter by
an cquivqcal position on the fence,
To nominate him would place the
party in an cquiyocal position be-
fore the people on this vital ques.
ton. A mistake here would bring
sure defeat.
Because the Democracy needs
leader in this struggle who is
match on the stump for any maj
whom the opposition may put il
the field. There is Il general dis
trust of Governor Stones abilit,
to successfully meet a strong ad
vcrsary. We have plenty of goo
mer who can demolish any oppo
sition speaker, and who have nev
er had even one term as Governor
Becmse we can't afford 10 max
any mistakes, and ii would be
great mistake TO renominate a ma
. against whom so many objection
can be urged,
DEMOCRAT.