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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05

ly no inducement at all held out to the
consOl 5ond-holder To fund under The
Riddleberger bill. He is not such fool
rs 10 exchange a lhousand-dollar 6 per
cent. bond for bond for $3.50 bearing
only per cent. The former will Yield
him a thousand dollars at maturity aud
and sixty dollars year in coupons in
the mean time. Those coupons al 48
cents on the dollar would yield him s2S.
so year as against the 1880 which
Rideleberger offers him. There is OF
course not bOndholder who would
even entertain The r ileberser PROPOSE
ton for moment, much less accept
it.
G. The Riddleberger bill provides that
the certificates issued under the Henkle
bill shall not be received for taxes The
proiesscd friends Of the publis schools
did this Wait till John Daniel catcht .
Riddleberger on the stump again.
7. The Riddleberger bill provides tina I
executors, administrators, and other
acting as filuciaries, may invest in Rid
dleberger bonds If the courts say so.
Way should any more WIDOWS and Or
phants be cheated Thousands Of dol.
ars-nay, hundreds OF thousands of
dollars-were aforetime invested in
Virginia bonds by fduclaries, upon the
faith o { the Commonw eallh. But Mr..
Riddleberger aud his assocl ates deny
that the bonds issued to widows and
orphans under the funding bill of 1871
and McCullock bill are binding upon
the State. Is Mr.. Riddlebeiger's or
General Mahene's word better than
Governor Walkers or Governor Hollis
days? IL the signature Of keadjus-
ter Official better evidence of debt tina n
the signature of 4 Democratic official /?
Will any fduciary be Unsuitable 10 trust
ING to Virginia's honor again ? 1t her
pllghted faith OF 1871 and 1879 s worth
less, her plighted faith OF 1882 will be
worthless also. If the Legislature OF
1871 and 1869 could not make binding
cuntrac.s, no more eau the legislator e
of 1880.
No. fellow-ciizens, especially those
of Won who are ReadjusteIs. 1t is yonr
duty to vote for Daniel, Barbour and
McKenney. The States creditors will
never make terms with repudlators.
They will never accept promises 10 pa
debts from men who deny that one
Legislature can make contract blndlng
upon another Legislature. If you de-
sire the public debt to be readJus-
ted, vote the regular Democratic tick
pt
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roMMIssloNkR's OFFICE.

HOMMIsSIONkR'S OFFICE.
" Woo dstoek, Va. Oct. I'd 1881
To Isaac II. Baldwin. Conplt. aud 4. q. Jsmi.
son admr d. b. n. OF Joseph Mounts, deed. A, b.
Mouatr, committes Of Rebscca Mountz, widow who
was admr. Of Joseph Mounts. decd. A. ID. Mounts,
Gsrtr ado Mounts, q. W. Mounts, and X. ID. Funk
houssr AMI JossphA his wife, dsfti snd ihs credi.
tors of Joseph HouniE, decd. aud all others con-
ssrped.
You are hereby notified that I have area a. on
the 18th day Of November nert, between the hours
Of O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock, p. NJ. II fair, II
not, on the next fair day thereafter SUNDAY 81
septedl 10 take and settle, At my once, the 40
coants, Of 1t All debts or demands against Jos.
Mounts, decd or his estate, ineludiug the debts
Of conplt. set forth in the hi. sd, The secount
Of the admr, Of Jos. Mounts, decd and also CT the
comusittes Of Rsbeees Mounts, who vas dmr ~
Jos. hountE. decd. taking their former settle
,ent 90 prina fsce correct. Sd, An sceo5nt OF the
81 estate, nfctual and value annual lie quantity
and the propfiety Of sale Of same 10 paw the debts
and partition OF proceeds. ith, Any other matter
he mar deem pertinent or that either party may
require required 70 be taken By the decree OF shen-
andoah Circuit Court rendered lon the Let day OF
Sept. 1881 In suit in ehsueery depending In said
court between Isaac Baldwin eomplts. and Joseph
Mounts. admir- LET'S. and II from any causs the
taking Of s.id accounts shsil not ss eommenced,
or having been eornenoed should not b. com
pIsisd ON that day. the tafiug 81 the same will be
adjourned from day 70 day or from place to place,
until the same are taien and completed.
Gives updsr my hsbd - Comn,issionsr In chan
err Of the said court, at my ncs In safd EQUITY
the Dag aud year arst aforesaid.
Oct. s,-tv' y. W. hA"AoDsh
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NJ office to Tax
Payers.

| will attend at the following places on
the days mentioned for the purpose Of receiy-
ing the taxes for The year 1881,
WUNDER's STORE Monday Oct. H.
FoREs1vILLE, Tuesday Oct. Is, QUIcKsBUEG,
"Wednesday Oct. 10; NEW MARKET, Thursday
Oct. 20 and Friday DIST; Mr.. JACKSON,
Saturday %; Mr.. CLIFTON, Monday Oct ~
ORKNEY SPRINGS, Tuesday Oct. %, CABIN
HILL, Wednesday %; LIBERTY FURNACE,
Thursday Oct. 81; COLUMBIA FURNACE. Fri
day Oct. 2S; EDINBURG, Saturday %, EDITH
Monday 81; SEVEN FOUNTAINS, Tuesday Nov
l CLEMs MMLWednesday Nov. ?; ZEPPs ; Az
YABD. Thursday Nov. 3; TONS Brook FRI
day Nov. 4; TREASURES OFFICE, NOV. ., 3
and 8, Mt. OLIVE, Wednesday Nov. 9,
LEBANON, Thursday Nov. 10; SrRAsBcHG,
Friday Nov IL Saturday ?.
After filling the above appointments, !
viii be in the Treasures office at Woods,ocA
until after the LIST December
Five per cent. will be added to all unpaid
taxes on the LIST day of December 1881.
G.. W. KOONTZ, Treas.
Oct. 5-tf. Shenandoah Co.
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Money

1t is reported that General Malone is
in New York, and is supposed TO Ue
collecting money to aid him in his con-
test in Virginia. Now, supposing this
10 be true, TO whom does be apply for
money? Why, 10 Republicans, oil
course, and 10 nobody else. He
wouldn't think OF asking a Democrat
for money to aid him in his unho!y war
upon the Democratic party.
But if the Virginia Democrats were to
20 TO New York 10 get money, to whom
would they apply9 Why, to none but
true-blue Democra ts. And, by the
way, the national Democratic party
ought 10 send to the Democrats OF Vir-
GINA dollar for every dollar that the
Republicans give to the Mahene cause.
1t is fight for the future OF the Demo-
cratic party that we OF Virginia are en-
gagged in. Richmond Dispatch.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05

THE line will soon be drawn. Demo.
cratic Readjuster will soon be q word Of
the past aud The fight will be between
Democrats and Republicans. Malone
aud Gew of his followers will find refuge
in The bosom of The Republican party,
while the great mass OF Democratic
readjusiers. who have been deceived
by this Why leader will occupy their
position in the Democratic party, and
will wonder why they permitted them.
selves 10 be so deceived, but they will
soon see Malsone's designs and refuse
70 FOLEY BIN. There Is another class,
tket class who say they are willing to
follow Malone 10 the d., for them,
we have no hopes. They will follow
Mahoifs, and will receive their reward.
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yourselves
Fernald's Fury.
From the Halifax Record.l

Tisten to me! listen to me! l war
a Yankee soldier. and wore the blue
uniform and fought on the battlefield
10 set YOU free. If the Funders win,
vour liberties will be in danger. II you
follow CLAW Harris you will have the
lash upon your backs be will sell you
ont The Readjusters have promised
to cut down the whippiug-post. 1t
does these Funder Overseers so much
good to see atgger's back whipped.
Every time they see nigger's back
cut they Jump up and clap there heels
together like game-cocks. The Read
iusters will will break up the Court OF
Appeals, that court which divorced a
woman from her husband because he
was Republican. (This assertion he
afterwards modified Dy saying that a
minority Of the court was IN iaVor OF H'
General Malone will beat the Demo.
Gratis. You will see colored judges and
LAWYERS in that courthouse, and you
will have good schools if the ReasJuS-
ters succeed. | believe Clay Harris has
Funder money in bis pocket aud Fun
der whiskey in his belly. L would not
listen to him if were yon' Wnen d
colored man comes out against the ~
adiuster party be has sold himself l
tell YOU 10 stand together. a man who
goes against his race and Color ID a
damned scoundrel. The price Ol lloerty
ia "etefnal vigilance" You Will 80
hack to biting tobacco worms II you
don't stand up for your liberties and
your marty. The colored people ought
to take a good Republican paper-&o
North and get one. There are no good
A.apers 10 the South. The editors are
pafcel of loafers, who are too lazy 70 DO
ANYTHING else. YUu must get your po-
lItical advice from headquarters, Some
ell say, Wh0t sciH become Of me RepSo-
hcGn party if we all go over to the he-
adiusters There is nothing III name
except in the smell; we don't care
what people call themselves Just
so they pull US up. Colonel Gam
eron says, Il am sorry for all
did," All these men we take
into the Republican party this year we
welcome aud hope they will stay with
us next. had rather be a monkey in
q chestnut-tree than to be a Democra-
tic niger. (Here negro embraced
him, overcome by bis eloQuence.) God
is with the cOlered people! Stand BY
the northern people, who with blue
uniforms aud shining swords came down
here aud set you free. l hope TO God
something may come Of this meeting
good and holy. put negroes IN my
office. l make them deputy collectors,
gaugers, &c. Ny Office looks Ike Africa
because l have 50 many colOred people
III 1t.
He wound up by proposing three
cheers for Cameron.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05

81. MALONE soliciting aid from
New York brokers to aid in his scheme
ofsell.ug ont the white people OF Virgil
MA to the Republican negroes of East
Virginia Malone, the Democrat, in
cOmpapy~fh Brady the Republican
New York brokers to furnish the money
10 buy negro votes to enslsve the proud
old Conn onweath! What common
tary upon the party seeking to make
the pc pie relieve they are the peo-
PIES parry. lie poor mans party. Ma
homes surrender to the Republicans IN
the Serate as not enough. He now
goes to the brokers of New York to
sell out. Republican brokers of New
York TO contribute money 10 aid the
democrat Malone to carry Virginia;
10 aid Malone in binding the felters
upon tie white people. Can it be
possible that white vireinians will aid
in ibis scheme to sell out the liberties
Of The Old Commonwealth. We can
not, we dare nes, believe it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05
WHITE men ofShepandoah, read the

WHITE men ofSheDandoah, read the
following speech of Readjuster deliv-
cred to negroes. The evidence 10 daily
accommodating and soon 1t will be so
clear that the design of the Mahoneites
is to subject the whites Of Virginia to
the most degr' d ne negro domination,
that none but the idiotc can longer
doubt. We are promised colored
judges and lawyers, the court Of Ap
peals is to be organized in the interest
of the negroes. The legislature is to
be controlled by negroes and their
white allies, and the white women Of
State can only appeal TO negro judges
for justice. The carpet baggers never
designed a more damnable government
for Virginia than the Mahoneites now
propose. Can ii be possible that the
men of Shenan 1oah, whose reputation
for gallantry is surpassed nowhere, are
willing to yield themselves, their wives
AID their daughters TO the embraces OF
this negro coalition partys Malone
saws the time has come for the oblitera-
ton Of all race distinctions, A negro
must be admitted into your family upon
terms Of equality if you refuse Il, be
can appeal to court that has negro
Judge acting under the orders OF this
negro coalition party. What is TO pro-
tect the schools? A legislature run by
negroes and their allies. A state
Board OF Education selected in part by
a negro Legislature, all your school
officers appointed directly or indirectly
by the party in alliance with the
negroes, The child Of the poor white
man will have no protection against
negro association except such as negro
authorities give it. Can it oe possible
that the people of Shenandoah will shut
their eyes to these facts, while Ma
boneite orators are trying to blind them
by discussing the State debt ?
The State debt is a subject OF i'm
ortance, but what is 1t IN comparison
with the social rights of your wives and
your daughters Can you sacrifice
hose who are more dear to you than
everything iu Gods green earth, in
order 10 gain a party victory-a victory
that brings humiliation, disgrace, and
| the l>as Of every p litical and social
right. Men Of Shenandoah, read this
Readiuster speech, and then judge Tor
| vonrselves:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05
correspondence.
RICHMOND, Oct. lst, 81


Mr.. Editor:
The article, in last weeks
"Herald"-in reply to a communlca-
ton signed-''Veritas", struck ne AZ
being singularly strange. am free to
confess, that, indignation filed my soul
at the attempted misconstruction OF my
motives. The gentleman, did not, or
rather could not deny The facts and
figures, given by me to the public, nor
does he any where in his wonderful pro-
duction, use any argument to cOntropert
or deny any statement made by me.
Therefore he seeks to break the force
of nv article BY an uncalled for and
abusive attack upon the writer. His
mind is ill al easel, because OF mI
doubtful position; because, do net join
in denouncing those who differ politi-
cally with me, Especially my kindrsd)
[ could quickly have relieved the gentle
mans mind by an open confession had
he desired It ! But democrat so styled
intimates, that the feeling manifest
for Mr.. Williams (the present esicient
Superintendent of State Peni:enIiary)
is to advance my opn personal interest
and therefore, it. was very "delica !e"
matter for me to say sbything on the
subject, and besides it would impcrll,
the success Of our" party. Now, my
venerable friend; before judging the
motives Of others, inform yourself first
of circumstances, upon which to base
your judgments. De not allow this
feeling of envy and Jealousy, to hold
captive all the better aud noblerfeelinGs
of your nature. Do accord to others
what know you claim your self. As
a follower OF Him whj says Judge not
that ye be not judged" you should be
SLOW 10 condemn.
l do not wish TO conceal the fact,
that AS a friend and relative OF Mr.. 5.
Williams, have his interest at heart
and meant to state exac ly what l did,
and what | knew TO be facts, (regarll ess
of any p ,litica feelIng), and il he there
by should reap any benefit, it will be
all the m)re satisfactory to me, BE-
cause am one of those simple crea-
lures, that cannot allc v political differ
ences to step in between me aud friend.
so long, as character Is above reproach.
The gentleman speaks OF our party,
THE Democratic), as, if he was the
pecial Guardian! The ever true and
faithful soldier! Please remember
your polite wanderngs these last
nfteen years, your Waiting in, and
out, and then talk to the
Of loyalty to party! Cool indeed!
Acknowledging my great simplicity
and inferior intellect, as compared with
Democrats far-reachiug wisdom, and
richer store OF information, 50 ably
demonstrated aud justly claimed by
him, 1 will suggest that should
Democrat" wish to make quotations
lpon similar occasions, from the revi'-
d Code" he had better inform him
elf, lest all Of his arguments, az in this
ase, might be thought almsy indeed.
will say IN conclusion, | have no
aste fpr political controversy, and
laving said all that have to say, am
lone with the gentleman, aud leave
he matter to an impartial, fair minded
'ublic,
Yours respectfully,
l.. w. signed "VERITAs."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05

A history Of recent events IN one sec
~ Of this county may furnish a chapter
Oi llitical prosecutions heretofore I'M
neSro Of in Shenandoah county. We
nope Oh friends will keep a full &C
count Of ZEN, so that the people can
see 10 "hatextent men who want 10
get control oil shenandoah county will
90. Has it gOe so far, that in this
county, neither I've nor eek are free
from persecution n account of their
political sentimcnts' The central or
gan has declared that n, man that voted
the regular Democratic Tor funder he
eallediO ticket could even hold office in
Virginia. This was enoug., with out
resoriing to other prosecutions which
have marked the conduct of MaGoneites
-+19t were using little brief authority.
Gentle men, your conduct will receive
lis reward.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05

The Alexandra Post (colored) tells
the plain truth on Mshonc aid his Re-
pudiaton faction in The following plain
and truthful terms:
"1f Malone had been nominated in
1877 a. the Democratic candiI late for
Governor, he to-day, would have been
a Bourbon Of Bourbons, a Debt-Payer
of Dcbt-Payer, but hi. party was liz
lie 'tlcklish' about him, it sat down on
the little man anl The result;;' he is a
Repudiator Of Rrpudrator4. Virginians
,Oatch, WATCH WATCH HIM.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05
A Card.

As il Is known in the community in
which l live that have acted with the
Readuster party heretofore, deem it
not improper that should in this man.
ner publicly announce that 1 can no
longer act with that party. 1 did not
think that the Readjuster party would
become, as ii now is, joined to the Ra-
dlcal party, but thought it bad a higher
purpose In view. l am still Rcadjus-
ter, and warmly in favor of readjustiug
the State debt, but l am Democratic
Il eadjuster, and cannot consent by my
vote to aid the Radical party.
Very respectfully, NJ. 7. LACY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05
A Card from a CoIored Man.

We take the following from the Wythe
vile Enterprise
The false rumors having been circu-
lated by Readjusters that Major D. p.
Graham had tried to get me TO run as
an independent candidate for the Legis-
lature from Wythe county, so as to
draw from Colonel Sayes some colored
votes that he may get, L take THE
method of pronounclng said report an
infamous lie, manufactured TO injure
Major Graham among my colored
friends. have worked hard in har-
ness for fifty-six years, and if such a
thing were possible as my election 10
the House of Delegates, my vote would
never be cast for follower of William
NJ ,hone to the United States Senate. l
am for Daniel, Barbour, Mckinney
Williams and Graham.
ALBERT KICKS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05

How cruel Some OF the Mahoneites
Of this county say that the putting up
of the big NUNS Bengal Tiger at
Labanon was o funder trick to injure
the Readjusters. That won't do. Don't
20 back on your grand and eloquent"
speaker 10 that way. Next thing they
will be charging that the bringing of Ma
hone here, was fundsr trick. II Billy
had discussed with John GOode, you
would have seen the trick, but Billy was
100 sharp for that.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05
FNI 7 TT HVNE5 u u
JACOB G.. NEFF'


Read what John w. Daniel says
about LIS position CD the public schools;
"ANY MAN WHO SHALL STATE
HEREAFTER THAT l AN OPPOS-
I'd TO THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
,sA HAVE THE BRAND OF
!AR WRITTEN UPON HIS BROW
WIEN HEDGES IT."
II am not opposed 20 the schools be-
e,use thcy are the cheapest and most
Nd system of education, and ii
y Governor | will do all in my
,-IrVnofe eUurauon in public
\ fate schools"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05

The editor Of the Richmond Wh'g
undertook to Investigate John Daniels
connection with an important will case.
He received the information which he
sought, but i. did not answer his pur-
pose. Now see whether The Whlo will
publish the reply 10 his letter, We
will give our readers the correspond ont
in full next week.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05

The worst, the dirtiest, the most cor
rupt.the most vlcloss piece of legislation
ever offered In Virginia is The Riddle
b-rger bill. Glass legislation was never
better exemplihed.
1t bids for the support Of large TAX
payers by allowing them TO discou
their tax rates so per cent, and gives
them bonus besides in giving them &
preference oyer small Taxpayer. Not
only this, but specially excludes the re-
ceiyability of teachers warrants for
taxes, thus rendering them utterly
worthless. Ifany teacher doseu's be-
lieve this, let him come to this office
and be convinced by peru'al of the
bill itself.-Vrginia People.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05
BETHANY COLLEGE. v. VA

Begins its ilst Session, Sept. Goth 1881. II has
$40 Alumni; Three College Degree Courses; the
Classical, the Scientific and the Ministerial; aud
Special Professional Course IN Engineering, Prac
teal Physics and Chemistry, with ample training
in the use OF instruments and Apparatus, both IN
held work and the laboratory. Also, 6 thorough
Academical Course, complete in itself snd arfanS-
cd as Preparatory 10 the College Courses. TX
penses reduced 10 the most reasonable terms, and
every facility Afforded 10 the student 10 econo-
miEs both as 10 time and costs. All Glasses open
10 both sexes ON equal terms. send Tor Catalogue
10 W. N. PESDLET0N, Pres.
Aug. aim,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05

Blcattd boDdhoIders are now APP
peaisd to, to save tue Mahoneitss from
>est. Malone is making a big effort
efpise Tie wind 10 keep the sinking
en afioas. Tell the people that you
~ shssrd from every precinct and sls
sl<f ~, n0f ,,aioritv-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05
TERMS OF SALE:

One fourth cash on the day Of sale and the resi-
due In nine, eighteen aud twenty four months In
equal indictments to bear interest from day Of lie,
Tor which deferred payments the purchaser to
give his bonds with approved personal security,
and the deed W be retained as additional security
until all tie purchase money Is paid. Sale to be-
gin at III la O'Clock A. ID.
Oct. std. y, 4. bTIChLEf
Isaac Painter, AuctIonssr. Spell. Conr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05

Nearly all the ills that aflict rs can be
prsvsstel and cured BY keeping the stomach
liver azd kidneys in working order There
10 no medicine known that will do this as
surely as Parksrs Ginger Tonic. See I'D
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05
Def.
Henry A Mcneil

Henry A Mcneil Def.
liz Chhncery.
The object Of this snii IL n obtain divorce q
mensA et thoro from de fsndsnt OIL the ground OF
Abandonment aud deseriOn.
1t appearing by satisfsct DRY evidence that the
IL not al ihhabitsnt of this Sats-it IL
ordered. That the said defendant do appear here
within ono mon n after due publication hereof. aid
do what IL necessary 10 protect his interest;
that's copy Of this order be published In some
Newspaper printed in Woodstock, once week
for { ur successive weeks aud copy posted at tbs
front door Of the ,urt House OF said county, on
the hrst day Of the next County Court
Geo. w. Mlley Z. Z. c. 3. C..
A Cory rrAir,
Go. W. Miley. {. c. c.s .
o.. ) Is. ". u W.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05

Tuuors. srysiPslas, nercurial diseases,
sersfala and general debility cured by 'Dr
Lindsey's Blood Sesrehsr.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05

FIJI. Drake, Esq, Detroit, has re-
covered from a terrible skin humOr,
whic h covered his head, face and hands
by us:ng Cutlcura Reselvent internally
and Cuticura and Gu ticura Soap ex-
ternally. Thiss is good news.
Salt Rheum for seventeen yeaiS.-
Helpless for eight years. Unable to
walk. Got about on hands and knees.
Head, face, neck, arms and legs covered.
Cured by Cuticura Remedies. VIII Nc
Donald. 2542 Dearborn 81. Chicago.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-05

Y IF Dir. Geo. Grandstaf' could succeed
W being elected, Edlnburg would be
II represented in the Legislature. As
- Edinburg majority Is expected to
ri the county, It is sot sur.
lbal the Mahoneites thought 1t
Place 10 get candidate for the
.14eglslatdre. Other sections of the
country may think differently. -