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Another Flood ot riu tl,srants.

New loGS, May lo.-The passengers BY
rhe 1nman line steamer City OF Montreal
were landed landed yesterday morning
Out Of 1,416, about 500 were men, the res,
being women and children. The majority
OF the men were farmers aud laborers, only
about l50 being mechanics. A few oi
these latter were upholsterers, bedding
manufacturers carpenters, piano makers
and tailors. The upholsterers state
that in busy seasons they could make 50
or $40 per week; piano makers, s. 80 to
s. s55; bedding makers, Sc to IS; tailors,
$ p to IS %. The common laborers are
working in couutry places for los week,
but in large towns and cities their pay
averages los Cd week. Many OF these
immigrants intend settling in and around
New York State. 4 few have their pre-.
paid tickets to Chicago. Most OF them
have come over to meet their friends, who
have furnished them the means to immi.
crate. a number OF cutters who came by
the City OF Montreal from Sheffield are
en- route TO Connecticut.
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VINE AND TOBACCO.
Action or tho Southern 3IctslodlSts on
these Exhiieratiu- Topics.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May l2.-The princi.
pal part oi tie day in the Southern Mesho-
dis: conference WIS spent in the considera-
tton OF reports ;rom committees. The eues-
lion Of elec;irs six additional bishops was
discussed but no action taken. The COM
nItiee on temperance submitted a report,
which vas adopted, as follows: "iour com.
nii;ee, TO which was referred paper
ioEchiAct the use OF tobacco, would respect
lilly report that, while We recognize
he lac: that much evil grows out o
tie incorporate use OF tobacco, yet VT
would recommend no special legislation
o. he subject" The paper was referred
a'sias tha. this general conference take
s1ca acton as will prevent the use of fer
ge1tet wines ia the sacramen. OF the
LorEssapper. Tne report was not con
c1lra! in, but the conference recommend
eihepeOYle everywhere to be careful to
procure The pusest wines for this holy
Slcra,Etrt
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'aid, be simply monstrous 10 assert that the
ncad Of the Nation could be murdered here

said, be simply monstrous 10 assert that the
head Of the Nation could be murdered here
at the very scat OF the Government, md
because he happened 10 die elsewhere the
sovereignty Of this great Nation should be
powerless. It is now the duty oithis cout.
10 declare In plain and unmissakable terms
the meaning Of the statute OF the United
States and vindicate the sovereignty Of
this Nation reposed In its keeping,
Mr.. Davidse closed by combating the
points Of the defense regarding the testi.
mony Of experts and Of Nrs. Dunmite. He
was followed by Col. Reed, who cmpha.
sized the position taken In bis opening I'D
dress and closed the argument with an ap-
peal, not to send Guiteau to the gallows,
II grave donbts should be found 10 exist
Of the jurisdiction OF the court which tried
him. The court adjourned till Monday,
taking the matter under adyisement.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON NOTES,

The steward OF the White House is re-
quired TO give $4,000 bond.
shipherd, the noted Peruvian suano and
nitre man, is to be re-examined on We'd
nesday next.
Ex.Secretary Blaine is said to have made
500, 900 by investing in Colorado mine
which was sold in London recently.
The signal service IS about TO send out
two expeditions to the Arctic regions ior
the relief and supply OF the parties already
there.
The House passed the Geveva award
bill. Ayes, 49,; noes, G6. The time OF
fling the claims was extended 10 two
years.
The bill passed in the House, yesterday,
for the removal oil the remains OF the late
General Fitzpatrick from Chill to the United
Staies.
In the House, yesterday, Mr.. Crapo adj.
vocated to call up the national bank charter
bill but failed 10 obtain the necessary two
thirds vote.
The Senate finance committee has agreed
to an amendment to the House whisky
bill, limiting its operation to five years,
instead OF making it indefinite.
James P. Voorhees,, son OF Senator
VOORHEES,, OF Indiana. has written play
which he hopes soon to produce. lie has
been acting with John McCullough's COM
pany.
The Senate bills, authorizing the con.
struction OF bridges across the Mississippi
at Memphis and across the Arkansas nj
"an Buren,, were passed by the House, yes
teriaY.
The order refusing visitors at the jail
permission to see Guiteau is now strictly
enforced. \ number Of callers yesterday
were denied an audience, not a teH Of
them being women.
Archibald Forbes, the English war cor.
respondent, is reported to be engaged tc
the daughter ot ex.Quar.ermaster General
Meies. Mr.. Forbes is on his way to Aus
tralia, where he expects to lecture.
John Burr Hereford, esq, West vir
ginia boy, is rapidly climbing to the front
rank in the Washington bar. He is n
brother Of ex-senator Hereford. Mr.. Here.
ford is exceedingly popular at the Sa,ioua
Capital. 81
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Al Cnicnso.

CHICAGO, May i2.-The general feeling
has been one OF dullness and irregularity
in financial circles. The wholesale ner.
cantile trade Of the city is fairly active but
no new features have developed. Lumber
continues to show an increased activity
and good prices prevailed. On change
prices are not materially changed
for the week, though there has been some
smart fluctuations. Closing cash prices rs
compared with those one year ago, to-day,
were: Wheat, to-day 81 3jial Isl against
81 OFT; corn, 16.aI6lc against 42c; oats, So;
a53c against 81 sa3Sc; rye 79c against 81 l6;
barley q o. against 9S.a$i GO; pork SIS Sd
ais 30 against SIG 50Al6 52l: lard Sll 35a
II 3ji against $40 5Oal0 55. The list shows
that rye alone was higher last year and the
prices this year are from 10 to % per cent
higher than at the corresponding date in
1851. Wheat to-day fairly active, but un.
settled and weaker. The cold. cloudy weather
was not potent enough to Offset the decline
caused by heavy offers 10 sell and uniar.
orable reports from other points Receipts
we're nominal but shipments good. Trad.
ing almost exclusively in June and July.
Corn was quite active and offerings WIRE
fair. Shipping demand was more acASe;
receipts moderate and shipments good.
Oats were rather dull and slow with a gen.
eral decline OF {alc, chiefly on near futures.
Pork was active or was actively sought for;
speculation market stronger. Lard was in
fair demand, trmer and &c higher. The
whisky trade is in q nervous, condition:
dls,illers say it is certain that whisky can.
not be made At the present basis OF quota.
tions without loss OTIS cents for every gal.
1at, #.a .
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AN ENORMOUS DErALcAr,oN.
Ho" the Creditors Of the First Nationn
Bnnk OF IInITAlo were Robbed.


BrrfAto, May lo.-In the examination
to-day, OF es.president Lee, OF the defunc'
iint national bank, the bank examiner
made detailed statement, which caused q
sensation. The statement shows that Sir
rett, ex.county treasurer, owes the bank
Sl7,64l; Zebulon ]. Ferris, the pres
ent surrogate OF the circuit court, SlO,lS+,
Herman J. Hall, commission merchant,
$4,000: W. S. Bull & Co., tthe Go" be.
ing Il. Porter Leel $4,000; j. F. Royce,
$1,000; G. f. Walbridge, Sl6,3S7; G. II. Ar.
thur, S3G,3l0; G. G. Sears, S55,OOO; Akron
Cement Co.. $4,000; II. Walbridgc, So,
100; W. Fl. johnson, $4,000. The
examiner concludes his statemett
thus. From what is here developed it is
apparent that h. Porter Lee is aud has
been guilty OF systematic embeulement OF
the funds OF this blnk ever since he has
had control OF its management. He has
been led into it by Herman J.. Hall and
other spectators and stock gamblers, who
appealed to his cupidity and desire
to get rich suddenly; they got
the largest share OF the banks money. On
April 10, Lee saw TIM. collapse was at
hand. On that day he transferred to Hall
5is shares OF stock OF the bank, discounted
iior Hall eleven pieces OF paper, amount.
ing to S!90,000, withou. security,
although Hall had already $4,000 in
loans here, and paid out his own notes not
yet due and payable, direct and indirect,
ior SlG,S15. OF course these il.
legal transactions will not heIp
him SHIFT his responsibility,
but the ilet that he did these things shows
very plainly that he realized his position,
the impending ruin OF the association OF
which he was the head, and his acconnta-
bility to the department and to the credi.
tors OF the bank, whose money he had
recklessly sGuandered." ~
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LONDON, May l2.--ln the House OF Com
mons, last night, Dillon, speaking against
the repression bill, referred to Saturdays
slaughter in Phnnix park, and said: For
the first time the Irish annals have been
stained with such an assassination. No
Englishman fel. the humiliation more than
himself, but he declared that it did not
rest on Irish history, but on Forster. Ii the
Government sent another man 10 Ireland
to carry out measure similar to that
under which Forster acted, such an ac.
cursed act would again sully the page oi
history.
Mr.. Healy said that the bill aimed at
giving hanging power to three judges on
any evidence that could be trumpet up.
Mr.. Ilarcourt stated that the extreme
penalty, on summary conviction by the
magistrate, would be six months imprison-
ment. As to whether the bill would be
retrospective, he said that any crime COM
mitted and which should be brought to
justice would come under its operations.
Mr. Cowan, radical member for New
Castle on Tyne, said that the bill virtually
amounted to one clause, placing the lives,
liberty and property OF the Irish people in
the hands OF Lord Spencer.
The Pail Mall Ga-,fe, while accepting
other parts OF the bills protests against the
clauses concerning the rights OF search, the
restriction OF liberty, press and public
meeting, and the apprehension OF
nocturnal prowlers. II believes, how
ever, the bill will be passed
in much the same form as introduced
and say that it brings us to the bottom oi
all severity can do at first. Its failure
can be attributed to too Ienient admins
tration. Meanwhile it vii! be we'll ii the
prophecies OF Dillon are fulfilled. Fate
seems preparing all that is worse ior Eng.
land and Ireland.
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The situation IN penn.y,yau,n.

WAsnlSGroS, May la.-senasor Mitchell,
OF Pennsylvania, rei.erates his disapproval
OF the ticket nominated at Harrisburg, and
his intention not to support it. He said !:
Il have received large number OF tele-
grams from influential Republicans all
over the State, men who had nothing to
do with the Wolfe movement last year,and
they iudorse my stand, and will also refuse
to support the ticket. The matter vii! now
go on to contest beio,e the people OF the
State" sE7
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At Baltimore

BALTIMORE, May la.-Business during
the past week dull in all departments.
Grain showed very little activity. Wheat
irregular; fluctuations only fractional; low.
est point reached at close on Tuesday; mar.
ket since advanced until the closing figures
OF Friday List were reached to-day. Trans.
actions small; only very limited shipping
demand. Corn ruled steady until Thurs.
day, when the price advanded and closed
to-day at about the figures OF the close OF
last week. Oats Irregular fluctuations
almost daily, but always within 4 range OF
. cents per bushel. Rye in little demand;
scarce and weak; advance OF . to / cents
per bushel. Receipts OF all cereals small,
but amply sufficient for the demand. Flou;
quiet but steady, except in lower grades OF
western, in which there was decline OF
q cents. Provisions; under o fair jobbine
trade demand, advanced and Il iurther ad:
vance is indicated. Beef cattle
dull and lower. Hogs plenty,
prices held to the highest figures. No re:
ceipts OF sheep and lambs, but there is
plenty OF stock left over from Monday to
supply the demand; prices well maintain.
e,1 : .l 80 a. .'l.l ,T-7,I ;
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The Campaign Lively on Both Sides
The ePr0hibittonists COnfiticnl

CocScIL BLUFFS, IA, May lo-The vote
on the proposed amendment to the Con-
stitutlon to prohibit the manufacture and
sale OF intoxicating drinks in the State will
be taken on the 9th inst, and the cam
paisn with reference TO it has been fully
opened on both sides. The temperance
people in every county west OF the Des
Moines river are thoroughly organized. A
central committee has been appointed in
each county, and works have been assigned
to each township in each county, and
meetings appointed for discussion and
more thorough organization. The liquor
men are also active. \ chief organizer has
been appointed for each Congressional
district. They are busily at calls in the
aid OF volunteer orators on that side, or.
sluize clubs, and collect funds for those in
the liquor business to carry on the cam.
paisu. The Democratic newspapers with
out exception oppose the amendment
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New ALBANY, 1SD, May lo.-The heavy
and continuous rains of the past few days
have wrought great destruction among the
valleys OF the White and the Mcscattock
rivers. The entire country in the valleys
OF these rivers ere inundated and the farm
ers in Jackson, Lawrence and Martin couu.
ties are heavy loscrs. Fifteen miles OF the
track OF the Bedford narrow gauge railroad
is washed out. Fencing has been carried
away and in some places the entire crops
have been DESTROYED. Il, Ii
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IKE DlED.GAnE." "
A Murderer Stra"gle.i by the Laws on
r cer-IiiS Quaint, Last Words

CLlSroS, Ill, May le.-At Ii o'clock,
this morning, Patsy Devere, the .wiceco
victed murderer OF Aaron Goodiellow, was
hanged in the county jail, in the presence
OF $50 people. He died game; there never
WIS cooler, more self possessed OR in
trepid man upon the scatfold. He denied on
the scatiold, his guilt, in short speech,
asking forgiveness Of all whom he had ever
wronged. He died by strangu!stion. His
last words, previous to pulling on the black
cap, were, "Wait moment all take this
chew OF tobacco out OF my mouth" Before
stepping on the trap be tested it carefully
with his right foot.
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tniianx OF Tn cir ReScrvnt!Om.

FoRr ArAclig, ARIZONA, My 1o.-The
White Mountain Apaches, well armed and
with large herds OF ponies, left here this
morning TO plant ut place called Forest
Dale, thirty.fve miles north. l. is entirely
of the reservation, though claimed by the
Apaches. Some forty settlers are located
there who declare they will no. be driven
oil. Serious trouble and bloodshed is
looked for. The Third cavalry battalion is
expected here tomorrow and will doubt.
less follow up the Apaches.
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Tar Piushurgh Commercial Gu:ttte OF yes.
,e,Iy publishes report TO the effect that
NJ. Garrett, Of the D. ( 0. road, passed
oger the Pittsburgh Southern road a day or
tEoa:o with 4 view OF ascey.ainins whether
i vas worth purchasing as Pittsburgh
oa,le; 10 the lIempfeid. It is y very
.h1ckly excuse for railroad, and would
co.; something for repairs and be.terments,
ta. still i, was male standard. gauge, and
Is gaies resluced, its lately acquired priv
leAs !; Pittsburgh might be utilized ad'
v.1tageously for not only the Hempfeld,
but asa Western outlet for Pittsburgh over
Tie E 40. The lx1ELLlGEScEI suggested
hty year that the 3. < 0. ought to get hold
o. the ,oai,
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St17r. FAILS, Pa, May lo.-The com.
.SaS7 were startled to-day by reports
~gs'eg the stability OF the Economics
VEG Institution in this place. it being
~Ealr iatimateL that the banl: was abont
.s ."Eis>" It's doors because OF losses acsre-
= .sI's o01O, one individual being cred
~, r.. with The feat vi getting away with
s,""un sms. OF ITS funds in a single slice. In.
uHtNs'sl y; N by these and similar stories, four
i. h,,,n. WV nes'ons deHsitos3 Withdrew their
o"onHi ~ - soon as the banks dnors were
i9np ,nj" ''%se stories are utterly without
AZ .a;! 'AS Feanouite bank Is rs good
esa' more, evea up into The millions
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WICHITA, KANSAS, May lo.-It is report.
ed from Caldwell, Kansas, that Payne and
company crossed the line Wednesday to
Oklahoma. lie had saven wagons and tiity
men from Wichic. and three wagons and
fifteen men from Wellington. The Oklaho-
ma Co. claim this is painc's personal enter
prise, and they are not meddling in it. lis
success they regard doubtful. The party
hope to get on the lands before the soldiers
receive orders to eject them. Then they
will claim tito be government land, and Il
forced oil hope 10 raise the question oil Il.
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New YoRx, May l2.-The Spirit Of he
7im.s, commenting upon the large nnmber
Of entries, t222,) Tor the opening
meeting OF the Chicago driving park,
says: "superlasive expressions are fully
justified in speaking ot,his result, it being
the largest number OF entries ever made ior
any tro.ting meeting in the world. i,isstill
more remarkable for the character H the
nominations and nominees 1t is another
splendid triumph io- the Chicago associa'
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NEW HAVEN, May l2.-In the Malley
case Henry Callen testified TIM, be saw
Jennie Cramcr in n buggy. with James
Malley, on Friday morning. August 9Th.
Charles T. Maltbie testified that be saw Jen.
ME Cramer with a gentleman and another
lady at Sarin Rock, on Friday evening,
shortly after S O'Clock. The courtadjourn.
ed until Tuesday, because OF the fatal i'll,
ness OF the daughter OF one OF the jurors. :.
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i'r Couldn't ,:us>, III, ~,

M SET FoHS: Ny le.-ocI.alo JACKSON
nioGsht tn'i in the supreme court ar,inst
ias louisiana State Lottery COMPANY nj.
lesln: that he had expended wi,hin No
pat !ocT Yeas $4,000 in the purchase OF ni
.!o:tery tickets Plaintiff sues 10 ,rrover ~,
SuS,'@o, or double the amount iavas.cd
%.le,le2 \ mo.iop Was made few ,iays
aiG ai 10 Sc: aside the summons and com,
p,a,ni on the ground OF irresula,i,v, and
Ss:aFa decision WAS given denyin- tn,
4'oaOn Apor the Plaintiffs amending The
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tured iron Is dull; no improvement Is ex.
Pec.ed until there Is Il settlement Of the
labor difficulties. The glass trade Is also
dull; window glass Is In more frequent
inquiry and prices are about 6 per cen,
above those Of same time last year; stocks
are considerably smaller and lnanniactu,.
ers anticipate Il better market in a few
weeks. Shipments by river aggregated
l,1T6.OOO bushels Of coal. =, -. !
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Another rs,al c,c.enc.

Arcu!soS, KANSAS, May 12.-Scws is
received OF cyclone at Cherokee City, By
which two persons were killed and tais-
teen others wounded. Cherokee Is a small
watering place on the territorial line, south
OF AIarys!and. The place was nearly de-
mo.ished, losing forty houses.
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r., .TClru, Of the Philadelphia
ri,, az. .4a. General Hall, OF Washing.
~' ,'c1,y. lookel like u "rosy.iaced boy"
y We H. Pennsylvania cOveution. That rosy
tr ,rl,hae hyperion curls OF the Gen.
.,,r. ,ovtaer with his suave style,
b,,. Inn vorth bi. money to the General.
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The couu,,,,. ,u,,urc, far ,,.r Voc,

New ToRE, May la.-Business failures
reported TO New York from various parts
OF the country during the week aggregated
III, distributed rs inllows: Eastern States,
u; Western States. 40; Southern S.nteS, 36;
Middle States, 10; Pacific coastand Terri,or.
les. 8, and S.~ York City and BROOKLYN
8. The New York assignments are no, 81
much importance, tue principal being Red
lich i SchniizIer, ,obarcunis,s, and c.
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TN rriRi Tor j,!,suhr,,,v

po, porA'Ers"S, y. j., May l2.-wo!t iiirsch
:: aa:svS,ss's7eh, WHOLESALE dealer in notions
n .,SNa'S, charged some time ago with
~, Sy~seaemy by altering words rejecting on
va, va Faass'ty 0: tue mother OF Jesus Christ
rSa,l ~ !o1lAy arriispet on an indictment
eniItss iiIs'ns H4sphemy. He pleaded mo-
i9t;.y, iHSy aud his trial WAS set down for III,
A'a'''' UNI! which time he gaso security
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r,., r.rlr d our weIIsburg correspond.
M .nt Bti ID ,erlnj to the SlcGugin
GU Gu xsn VI, Ia, been quite extensively copied
". ". ~, wv, heal exchanges. 1t was altogether
y. y W. rros satisfactory account OF the great
ii ,h., h,. ret appeared. u N. q.
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Always iuveS,icatin. Soms,hin-

WASHINGTON, May lo.-In the Senate to-
day, Mr.. Morgan offered resolution that
u select committee investigate the charges
that the Treasury and Attorney Generals
offices refuse TO settle accounts OF certain
officers in Alabama, unless they withdraw
the CHARGES they have made against certain
other officers. Under rules the resolution
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WAsulxGroS, May loo.-The Star has q
dispatch from Cumberland, Nd, saying
that J. I. Davenport, OF New York, was
there yesterday in connection witt. the
Morey letter. He had a secret conference
with postmaster Johnston, and one or two
arrests are expected.
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.--5sHH.- 80 = =. .rrt... ~. -...F.'-
DESrRUCrlyE rIEEy,

NEw ORLEANS, Msy1a fire damac. d
the custom house Sc0, ,0Co. -
LAGsASGi, lSD, May l2.-An inccndisry
fire AT Mtndon destroyed one oil the laryes,
blocks in the pines. ond tl,re.t.aed the { en-.
tire town. The Kalamazoo Fire Depart
ment responded aud helped to get the Fir,
under control. Aggregate loss, SO 900.
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or7ga bl.iaes3 has been done in the
hsi,s noa.Is. by two enterprising young
men Of Btook. county in bringing live
so,k. mostly cattle, from Alabama to that
sru,y, aal selling them at pnblic sale. It
!. pnder;:ooi tha: they have made money
IN the business by reason OF the high
prct, peraiIin: in this region. They ad-
ysr;;.s another Slle at Bethany on the 18th.
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NEw foaS, May l2-Is Is significant. az
indicating the status OF great operators in
Wall street, tha. they arc owners ra,he.
than borrowers OF money. II il stated on
good authority that the plan OF the bull
leaders il to hold the market abou, where
it's until the crop prospects are more clear
" defined. h Ii -,
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irs to be regretted that Major Christ
n,r. Of the Washington, Pa, Reporter,
Lle! to .et the nomination ut Harrisburg
s Secre2ry oil Internal Affairs on the
Pennsylvania Republican State ticket. He
= IN accomplished gentleman and would
hiye 6lls,l The place with credi. 70 himself
md The parry. However, an editor always
Ii The csnsclltion that "the post OF honor
i the private s:alion' left TO cheer him on
ia,hesupPortoi bis successful competitor.