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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-18


Mr.. G. W. Morse removed yesterday
from Sixth to Eighth streets, into the house
formerly occupied by Judge F. Bross.
"A new skiff, the Oscar Wilde, has
been launched. In direct contradiction Of
her name, she is a gentle beauty.
Chief Myers has been giving some at
tention to boar hogs running at large in
the streets of the city for several days back.
The animals are nuisance, and the chief
will abolish them as far as may be.
Several cases Of fine, large, ripe straw
berries, at the express Office, attracted some
attention yesterday. They were sent from
Tickfaw, La. There is also said to DO fine
berries at Crystal Springs, Miss.
Three thousand names were obtained
ip,Lancaster, o., to petitions for the pardon
Of Sergt. Mason. One wants him restored
to the army, promoted to captaincy, and
made the recipient Of the financil contri-
buttons from ell parts of the country.
The latest information from the food
ed districts Of the Mississippi indicates
that the backbone of the food is broken
and lower river may be expected. Sec-
rotary Lincoln is sending supplies to the
suffering, and it is believed they will all
safely weather the storm until they arc
again able to care Tor themselves.
Some farmers in Southern Illinois are
very anxious about the chinch bugs. In
every nook and corner where the bug can
6nd piece to hide, is to be found great
quantities Of them, and Of warm days they
are to be seen out sharpening up their i'm
plemepts Of war, drilling in squadrons
companies and pairs.
The advantages of life insurance arr
~ yet unknown to large part Of the pub
lie; but life insurance companies like Tit
Equitable are assuming colossal proper
tiops among the financial institutions o.
the world. No investment Is offered to tn,
public which adapts itself more to thei
future requirements than an Equitable
policy Of insurance.
Senator Jonas says, from the rougl
calculation made by him, the land unde
water or in danger Of being submergc'
along the Lower Mississippi produced II
1880 total of 75O,oea bales Of cotton
which at the ordinary price, $45 per bale
amounts to $os, 75a,sa5, over double tn
N SUM asked by friends for the construction
Or ! permanent system Of levees.
The. negro Leo Smith was brough
bsSesl Magistrate Comings yesterday after
noon 10 stand preliminary axaminatio
Tor burglary. The evidence was yer
stopg against him and he was held to ba
q tho sum Of Ave hundred dollars to 81
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LIFE 10 too short to try half dozen DIFF.
ferent kinds of "sure cures" when one
suffers with cough or cold stick to tho
best and use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; It
will cure your cough and never disappoint
you. All druggists sell it ct twenty-five
cents a bottle.
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A. Booths Extra Selects
at A. II. DeBaun's, SO Ohio lcvee

Use TIE CAIRO BULLETIN perforated
hcratch-book, made of calendered jute
MANILA, equally good for ink or pencil. For
GALE, in three sizes, at the office. No. 3 aud
0. five and ten cents each by the single one,
by the dozen or by the hundred, no varia'
ton in prices.
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SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Noucsp IN this column, eight cents per line for
Ars and ave cents per line each subsequent inscr'
tion, For one week, 30 cents per line. For one
month, 20 cents per line.
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Receipt books, Cairo date line, perfora-
ted stub, suited to any business, manufac-
ured and for sale at the Cairo Bulletin
fire
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LETTER LIST.

LIST or LKTTERs REMAINING uHcAIIrp
FOR IN THE PosToFFICE AT CA IRo. TIL.
SATURDAY, MARCH 1S, 1889.
LADIEs' LIST.
Austin, May Anderson, MaryE
Blackmon, Lizzie Coleman, Mrs
Collins, Etfie Cation. Ella
Oole' Dlnnie Cerkins, Elizabeth
Elder, Elmira Harris. Amos
aagy, ~ Hollands, Mary
iIeaiy, mary Hurbert, Lizzie
Hutchingson, Mrs Jefierson, Mso,;.
Jackson, NJ. Mahonv. Jn,;s
Mcclure, Matte McClinness M.
Mcmahon, Mary Moore. 81
lteuo' Moliie d. Stars, GrNcie
stone, sW Stanton, NJ
Thompson, Katy Talon, KC
taylor, Bell Watkins, Lou
Wotton, Myra.
GENTS LIST.
Brown, Herman Brongers. Jamcs
bancon' LOUIS Barnes, Solomon
bowers Barry, WIN :,
casey, VIM Carson, JIM
Countryman, James Chsmberlon. III
Gtark, hNx Donoghen, Jerry
Dicerson. Alfred Day FEE
DeLute, Jas Duuont. w L g. Co.
Enoch, Charley Earl, Jackson2
raihs' Flanagan, +
Foman, Geo Gilmore, John
Gordon,J " Hinton. Josy
Hamilton, Mr. Hinchfield, A
Hlbdon, James johnson, John
Johnson, W NJ Jobe, VIM Q
krauss, ChasA Kay, NV
Light, David Lenard,J
Emmett, Louis Lyons, WI
Mills VIM I McCosh. +
Martin, r b Nealy, Jack
Peeler, A Pollard Frank II
Iiercon Ed Parker, Fill
Rino, Fianeys Ross Henry
Robson, Dick Scott, Wilson
Stern, Sam'l B Frummick James
Taylor. Tobin, M
Tole, James Weaver. Lake
Williams, Willie Warren, FW
Wallace b + Wbelan Marian
Persons calling for the above mentioned
will please say advertised.
GEO. W. McKrAro, Postmaster.
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Extra Select Oysters
at A. 4. DeBaun's, SO Ohio levee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-18

A. Booths Extra Selects
at A. T. DeBaun's, So Ohio levee.
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GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Notices In these columns, ten cents per line
saeh insertion. MArkeds
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RUBBER Boots, just received at
q. Koch,
Com'l ave., bet. 5th and 9th SITS.

Fresh Oysters
at DeBaun's, sc Ohio levee.
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A. Booths Extra Selects
at A. T. DeBaun's. SO Ohio levee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-18

LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING uEcALLnp
FOR IN THE rosroFFIcE AT CA IRo. TIL.
SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1889.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-28
WEST WASHINGTON.

There was four.oarcd shell race yesterday
between two crews of the Potomac club, the one
consisting Of Hollister, stroke; Johnston, No.
D; Doxon, No. 2, and Warden, bow; the other
OF Pearson, etroko; Darby, No. 81 Zapponc,
No. 2, and Mckinney, bow. Tho race was n
very closelycontcsted and exciting one, aud
was won by tho latter crew coming In about
ahnlf boatslength ahead. After tho raco tho
eixth dancing sociablo OF the club took place,
agreat number Of ladies and gentlemen taking
iour.oared shell crews, viz, Wade, Nosmith,
Thompson and W. Boyd In ono; Mute, Kintner,
Woodward and O. ID. Davis In another; Ward,
Kerr, Odds and Gibson I'm tho third: the eight
onrod barge, manned by Graham, Shaw, Moran,
Eliot, McFalls, Halleck, Williams and Hovcrly,
with Henderson,, coxswain; also twelve pleas
nro boats. Tomorrow evening thoro VIII BIO
club race between two four-oared shell crews
from this club, after which there Will be n
dance In the boathouee. The number OF pleas-
uro boats out from the hiring houses yesterday
was as follows; Passeno's, 22j johnson Il
Bakers, %; Cumberland's, 81.
George G. Whiting Lodge, No. 30, +. A. A. NJ,
Logan Tribe, No. 8, I. o. H. NJ, and VIM. Louis
lar business meetings last night.
Either Just before or after tho Columbia's
raco tomorrow evening Messrs. Schooley and
seeley Will tread race OF one mile on marine
bicycles. These gentlemen have been prac.
ticing on these novel boats for some timo, and
tho time made by them tomorrow will sur
prise good many.
Mr.. Joseph Libbey, accompanied by his
daughters, Misses Manic and Eleanor, left
this morning for Asbury Park, whore they
propose remaining n month.
Captain william Z. Bell and family loft yes.
terday for jackson Grove Camp.
Tho canalboat Seneca brought 1000 bush.
els wheat ann tho II. NJ. Talbot 1000 bushels
TO Hartley Il Bro. this morning.
ON Change this morning: 500 bushels
wheat were sold at s111i 400 bushels, at
s115, and $50 bushels, at s115A.
High tides $50 this afternoon and 6:15 q
m. tomorrow, Saturday.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-28
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

John L. Boyer, No. al South Fairfax street.
is the authorized agent for subscriptions
and advertisements for THE EVENING CRITIC
In Alexandria. He Will deliver the paper
promptly and regularly every afternoon at an
early hour.
The excursion OF Golden Light Lodge of Good
Templars on the steamer Mary Washington
last night was very enjoyable affair. The
night was beautiful, and a pleasant though
small, crowd was in attendance. Among tho
known here as "Mehitable Cartwright" she
having taken that character with a good deal
OF credit TO herself several times in Alexandria
in the play OF "Ten Nights In n Bar.room."
The straightout Republicans OF Alexandria
County, In meeting assembled at Johnson's
Hall last night, decided to unite with the Ma
hone Read1usters In the approaching cam
paign in their efforts to defeat again the DEM
ocratic or Funder party. Tho executive
committee of the county viii now be harmo-
nized at once by Mr.. Whalen, the new Read
having been called for next Tuesday. The
political pot has commenced to boil pretty
lively.
Tho two opposing wings of the Readiuster
party hold meetings In this city last night. Mr..
d. A. Windsor, the chairman OF the Executive
Committee, called mass meeting Mt Potomac
Hail for tho purpose OF electing delegates TO
the Congressional Convention OF the party, to
meet in this city on the 18th OF August. The
anti-Windsorites objected to motion to ap-
point q committee to select delegates, and
upon the Salu lnOtlOn DelnB uuOpleu WltnureW
and proceeded to the old Courthouse, whore
they organized a meeting. The regular meet
ing then proceeded quietly to business and
elected tho following delegates, instructed to
vote In tho convention for the nomination OF
Mr.. Windsor as the candidate for Congress
Joseph Lash, II. Henry Simpson, ]. McK. Ware,
Robert Gaines and Philip II. Summers; alter.
mates, Augustus Rainey, Henry johnson, FIJI.
more Arnold, William Brown and Robert Will
Jams. Previous to the withdrawal OF tho few
opponents OF Mr.. Windsor the meeting was
quite a disorderly one. At the old Courthouse
meeting delegates were elected opposed TO Mr.
Windsor and IN favor OF Il. II. Farr, OF Fairfax
Mr.. George Worthington, jr., jumped over.
board at the risk OF his own life and rescued a
boy named Brooks from drowning In the river
here yesterday. Tho boy was going down fol
the third time when Mr.. Wortblngton grabbed
him.
There were no prisoners In tho station.house
this morning. A large number OF people are
daily before the Mayor, charged with main
tanning nuisances on their premises. They
are all given forty.eight hours In which u
abate the nuisances complained OF.
The match game of baseball between the
Alexandria Baseball Association and the Rich
mUnd Browns In the latter city yesterday. the
second OF the series, resulted In n victory fol
the Richmond boys by score OF 10 to 13.
Nnety.two degrees in the shade here at 1C
O'Clock this morning.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-28
European GOSSIP.

While n cricket-match between two
scratch elevons was in grogress few days ago
at Padiham, nearly BURNLEY, boy who was
watching the game was hit by n ball behind
the ear and died In few minutes
The report that there Is n prevalence of
epidemic disensas In tho Tyrol is denied on.
cially by DR.. Berreiter, one OF tho members OF
tho Sanitary Council at Innsbruck. There is
no epidemic disease according to his state
mont, in any part OF the Province.
The Viscarpf st. Paul's, at st. Leonard.
on-the.Sea, hAB had munilcent thank-offer.
Ing placed In his hands by an unknown Nom.
Der OF his congregation. II Is an unconditional
gift Of 100000, which is to BIO used for build
Ing poor church In district OF st. Paul's
parish.
1t is proposed to extend the act for pre-.
venting cruelty to animals In England by ap.
plying 1t, not for domestic animals alone, blu /
for all vertebrate animals. The new bill pro.
poses, moreover, to impose penalties upon
those who keep or use places for the purpose
OF shooting at birds liberated from traps, &c.
A doctor living in Slykens, Flanders,
called In carriage recently ut tho house of
ono OF his patients. He was accompanied by
his little daughter. While the doctor was In
tho house the driver attempted TO turn the
carriage. There was n canal close by, and the
vehicle went over into this canal. The lock-
keeper jumped into tho water and tried TO
save the child. He became entangled In the
renis and called for aid. His assistant plunged
In TO holp him. The latter received tho child
from the heroic lockkeeper,who sank and was
drowned.
Messengers from Dabulamanzi arrived at
Maritzburg on May 80 to report the present
state OF things In zulu'land. They complained
that John Dunn was menacing all the people
in his district who had Joined tho great Zulu
deputation. Dabulamanzi wished the Gov.
ernor of Natal-when tho messengers arrived
10 know this fact, so that he could intelligently
lay tho blame at the right door In case dis
agreeable events should happen. All the
people In Southern Zulu-land were preparing,
said the messengers, TO make q demonstra
ton in favor OF Cetywayo.
The latest case of mistaken identity has
come TO light In Paris. certain NJ. Blgeor
accused n certain Nine. Many Of being his
wife. This harsh accusation was denied by
the woman. An inspector of police called
upon her and reasoned with her, but In vain
| Nine. Many, supposing she was the victim OF
| fraud, lost her temper and began proceed
| ings In court against her would-be husband
| The commissary brought the two persons to
| gether in his oiIce. NJ. Bigeon, upon seeing
| Nine. Mahy, declared positively that he saw
| his only and true wife. Whereupon Mmo
| Many produced certificates, proving that sh,
| had been the spouse OF the esteemed Many, b,
| whom she had had son. Bigeon asserted n
| the trial that Nine. Manly resembled his wife
trait for trait.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-28

Odd Pants
at reduced prices. George spransy, 507 Sow.
enth street.

HEALTH OFFICER TowNsHEND has
written to the District Commissioners, protest
ing against the erection OF buildings for re-
nning, boiling or reheating asphalt at any
Health Onicer. The letter states that the only
fear is OF sheds which may DO erected, as those
now In existence are all located at Easby's
Point, and are managed 80 as to prevent the
escape OF unhealthy odors.
OFFICER CARTER has been detailed to
assist the license inspectors in q three.days'
raid on all unlicensed street hucksters doing
business In the city.
THE will of John Softer filed with the
Register for probate and record, bequeathes to
the wife, Maria Softer, all the estate after tho
debts are paid and names her as executrix.
AN opD and rather costly accident took
place at General Brady's residence, at l701 X
street northwest, last night. The cord OF the
upper sash broke, letting tho sash fall vlo-
lenuy, shiyering the large plate OF glass. Tho
noise OF the falling sash and the rafting OF
the broken glass attracted the attention of the
entire nelghborhood. An impression seemed
TO prevail among some OF those who heard tho
noise that II was an earthquake.
THERE'S been mighty Strengthening of
bent backs since st. Jacobs OIL has boon sold
here,
THE police authorities know nothing
about the reported Issue OF warrant against
John Popham, superintendent OF the House
folding.room for completely in the recent duel
In Virginia.
The Congressional Conventions in the
Ave districts OF Minnesota have boon held and
candidates have been placed in the Held In all
OF them. Tho nominees In the first four dis
trIots are Milo White, Ex-Governor Wakefield,
II. D. Strait and W. d. Washburn. In the Fifth
District there was split, which resulted In
the nomination OF two candidates., q. Il. Kin
dred and Kunte Nelson.
After q man has been Rugged nearly TO
death by sin no turns around and embraces
religlon.-M Y. Commercial Advertiser.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-28

somewhat eccentric French savant, NJ.
Ielannay, has been investigating the subject
Of dreams, and fancies that he has laid tho
foundations of science of dreaming. He
finds that he can control the character OF his
dreams by stimulating certain portions of the
brain by means Of heat. For instance, by GOV.
ering his forehead with layer OF waddlng he
obtains sane, intelligent dreams; but he also
finds that the position Of the body is an I'm.
portant factor. Thus ho finds lying on tho
back productive OF sensorlal, luxurious
dreams, while those experienced whom lying
on the right sIde-tho most easy and natural
position-are full OF exaggeration, absurd, and
refer 10 old matters. on the contrary, those
experienced when lying on tho left side are
intelligent and reasonable, and relate TO re-
cent matters. These latter are the dreams In
which ono often speaks. NJ. Delannay's In
vestigations have thus far been subjective. II
he should 60 further and found school OF
dreamers II would not BIO the only one In OK
laInnna
The Evening critic., 1882-07-28
THE COURTS.

PROBATE CouRT-Justice Hagner. = Estate
OF Ann O. Barry; order extending time for Pat
rick Barry to answer to october IL, 1882. In
re Henry Ripper, guardian 10 Wilhelm, Cath
crime, Annie W., Ida and Charles Il. Rupert;
petition OF Henrietta j. RUPERT for allowance
OF income fled Estate Of John J. Pulllam;
proof OF publication furnishodi order appoint
ing Emanuel p. Halstoad administrator on
bond OF 5000. Estate OF John N. Pulliamj
proof OF publication furnished and order ap-
pointing Emanuel p. Halstead administrator
on bond OF $3,d00. VIII of Wilhelmina Elch-
Ter; proof OF publication filed, order admitting
VIII to probate and granting letters OF admin
istration 10 Charles Walter and Francis Profit
on bond OF $4,000. VIII of John Soter; nled
for probate and record Estate OF Helen l..
Stewart; petition OF Leonard Mackall for tho
appointment OF an administrator; cause con-
tinued until Monday next.
EQUITY CoURT-Justice Hagner.-King vs..
Essex; resale of lots 80 and 81 old George
town, ordered and sale of sublots 1, "a and 20,
old Georgetown, ratified nisi. Dayton. vs.
Dayton Thomas Il. Waggaman appointed re-
coiyer. Chase vs.. Chase; leave granted to nle
amended petition.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-28
stnnIey,s Arricnn WorI..

Tho Belgian Government reports that MI.
Henry NJ. Stanley is continuing, without re-
Taxation, TO develop his great enterprise of
carrying them as far forward as his resources
Will permit. He has completed the four sta
lions OF Yivi, lsangila, Manyenga and Stanley
Pool, the iirst named being below and the last
above tho rapids. II is now three years since
Mr.. Stanley began work In the Congo country,
and he has yet had no disputes nor tho least
disagreement with the natives. He makes his
way only by persuasion and friendly personal
influence. Tho stations mentioned are tho
beginnings of towns, which will be African, not
Belgian. These have already their dwellings,
gardens and iiags. Each Is under white
Governor, with three white assistants, but the
rest OF the population consists of Zanzibar me-
urOeg.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-28
The Delaware Republicans.

The Republican State convention OF Della.
ware convened at Dover yesterday afternoon,
william Il. Collins, Of Smyrna, being made
temporary chairman. Ho was later made
permanent president and then tho platform
was adopted. II tenders to President Arthur
and praises his GOODNESS, courage, executive
ability and his devotion TO Republlcanism.
Nominations being In order, Jacob Moore
placed In nomination the name OF Albert
Curry, OF Georgetown, for Governor. The nom
nation was then made by reclamation.
Washington Hastings, OF Wilmington, was
then nominated by reclamation for Congress.
The chairman OF the convention was empow-
cred TO appoint State Central Committee,
after which the convention adjourned sine die.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-28
Grand Excursion TO Deer Park and
Oakland.

The good judgment of the d, Il o. In Offering
so large reduction from the regular rates
Tor the special excursion tomorrow morning
to Deer Park and Oakland is demonstrated by
tho popularity mot with ON the part of the pub
lie. There is no doubt but that the special OK.
cuTsion party Will be n large and very pleas
ant one, and there is no question but that the
reception at these grand resorts Will be all the
most exacting could ask for. The improve
ments at both houses this season have been
upon a very extensive scale, adding not only
TO the architectural beauty, but to tho capa-
city. There are no finer tables SGT at any sum
mer resort than at Deer Park and Oakland, and
this year II Is better than ever before known.
The rate is So for tho round trip, with tickets
good going from the first train Saturday morn
Ing and returning until last train Monday
night, which leaves between IL and IL o'clock,
arriving In Washington 0lb Tuesday morn
ing. 10 the rate OF SIS ia added $3.50 for ono
days board at either hotel. Those who pur
chase the tickets with the intention OF visiting
the resorts Will not object TO this procaution
TO prevent others from taking advantage OF tho
reduction that is intended solely for those who
90 10 the mountains.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-28
PERSONAL.

-MEssRs. Moody and Sankey will re.
visit this country next spring.
MR.. HATToN expects to leave to-mor.
row for New Jersey seaside resorts.
MIR. MALoNEY, of the First Assistants
office, Postofllcc Department, is quite sick.
CARL HAAG has just been elected an
honorary member Of the Society OF British
Artists.
-MRs. REPRESENTATIVE RICE and
daughter have gone to their homo at Free
port, Ohio.
COLONEL S. P. ROUNDS, Public Printer,
will go down the Potomac on barge this even
Ing for short breathing spell.
SENATOR RANSOM, who left here yes.
terday, expected to address reunion Of Con-
federate soldiers to-day at Roxboro, N. o.
DIR. T. SPENCER WELLS, surgeon to the
Queens household, has been elected president
OF the Royal College OF Surgeons OF England,
to succeed Sir Erasmus Wilson.
MANOR KIRBY. of the Railway Mail
Dlvison,. Postof1ice Department. has recovered
his voice which was sadly strained by his
participation In the Philadelphia smngerfest.
SENATOR PENDLEToN entertained at
dinner last night General A. v. Rice, OF OF
Who viii li probably be nominated as Ben But
terworths opposing candidate for Congress.
sional honors In one OF the Cincinnati districts.
THE Rev. Henry Landsdell, who wrote
'Through siberla," visited st. Petersburg ro-
Gently on his way to Central Asia. He was re-
ceived with much honor by the royal family,
and obtained the rare favor OF Imperial per-
mission to visit the political prisoners await
ing trial in tho fortress.
BOB INGERsoLL is keeping cool dow n
at Long Branch. The Colonel takes his va.
cation right along with the preachers.-Ru.
raj Eaehdnge. We had supposed until wo saw
this 'that Colonel Bob was keeping hot him
self and making 1t hot for the other side down
ut Judge Wylies court. This is another In
stance Of go away from homo for tho news.
JAMES FRANKLIN CHASE one of the
Oldest members Of the Masonic fraternity, was
buried on Thursday last on the Island of Nan
tucket. He was initiated In Union Lodge,
Nantucket, In 1907, and has boon an active
member OF that order for rs years. Mr.. Chase
was the second Oldest Mason In the United
States, the Oldest living one being Colonel Ma
than Huntoon, OF Unity, N. H., who was initia-
ted in 1903,
The Evening critic., 1882-07-28
brewers Moving for scIf.protection

The brewers OF ohio held convention at
Cincinnati yesterday for the purpose Of
forming State organization. The proceed
ings were private. Resolutions were adopted
citing the fact that the brewing interest IN tho
State amounts to s12000,000 por year, de-
clarlng that tho use of beer as beverage is
"not only wholesome but healthful," and has
decreased the use of alcoholic liquors; point
ing out that prohibition has made great In
roads in the past two years, being ongrafted In
the constitution OF two great Western States,
and that the Industry OF brewers is endangered
by unjust legislation, and pledging tho asso.
citation, while not debating to Its members
what political organisation they shall sup
port, 10 oppose any candidate who favors laws
subversiye OF the brewers business and
abridging their rights. The convention then
nd fOurnpd.