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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-13

BURIED CONTINENTS. The indications OF
buried continents in the Atlantic, are 80 m,rk-
ed as to establish presumption that lhe At
l,Otis Of Plato Was solid g,cgrsphical reality.
10 fact. according to b;st o,lculations, it will
take OILY million years for the Mississippi
river to gil the gulf Of Mex,c3. Comment
ing On those and kindred facts 10 review OF
professor Winch Ills latest work, the n W
York Star says: O,e of cur dlficul ios
growing uut ef the limitations of the human
mind. 10 dealirg With the phencmens of The
globe, is to grasp geological time-snd one of
the essays 10 the vo'ums deal, with this suit
sot in fresh and helpful way. People fund it
nsrd 10 real z, that they sre living 10 the midst
of terr:srisl r.vouiious; that the Orient spd
0 cident W rs united by an isthmus which held
ths pIsc, of Behricg's strai'; that the Yellow
Sea w,s dry land; that snoe man first appear
10 Europe the North Sea has been solid ground,
snd that Great g itsin has been Joined to the
Continent twice or more.
Eurcps was populated before the beginning
of coEii entail glaciation when Great Britain "a
q part OF the Continent. A substance of some
300 feet isolated Great Britain from the Con-
.inent The next chargs annexed it to France
an holland and nade the bottom Of the North
Sea dry, and Sc.Ld na7ia WAS = continuation of
Scotl.Id. Cooiiuebtsl hurope stretched TO Ire
land, Greenlsnd and Spizbsrgen. where the
climate was mild and the V sgetation of the tenn.
! perate 20 4 1uri,hed 1he rivers of England
oct au in the latitude Of the Farce islands. A.
terwsrd the continental glaciers dissolved, 8
| sub.iaence succeeded the climate grew cold and
humid, Immense msrehes formed in northern
Europe end Great Britain bee, ma insulAr. An.
otner elevation was followed ty another subsi.
/ dor nd mr.. m m ar lnt N
| the prehistoric period.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-13
L. STABLER e co.
Successors to 4. h, st.bler)
Druggists and Chemists,

N. W. COR, KING i WASHINGTON SITS
Dealers in Patent Medicines, Drugs, Cigars
aud Cigarettes, Fine Tooth Brushes, Nail
Brushes, German and Domestic Cologne, Hair
Brushes, Spongea, Flesh Straps, &C. Especial
care given to prescriptions. jen 28-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-13
Nu~V eA~~,o, ~,

Thousands of eduslly strong endorsements-
many of them in cases where hope was ab and on
ed-hsye been voluntarily given, showing the
remarkable power OF Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure in all diseases OF the kidneys, liver
or urissry. organs, If any one who reads this
has any phy.ical trouble, remembsr The great
danger Of delay. dec23
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-13
WAKEFIELD Is HALL
DE RUG G. I S II s
COR PgINORAFAIRFAX SITS.

COB. FRINCE B FAlKFAG STS.
Prescriptions . specially English, French,
Farina Cologne, Magnolia, Hedyosmis, eer:-
mum and Florid, Wate1; Genuine Lubin's E1-
tracts Sponges, Hair Brushes and Combs; best
English Tooth Brushes; Q full essortnent OF
Pstent Medicines; CozsI Gelstinej Corn
Starch Sea hoss Farinei Spice' Of sll kinds
aud select stock of all articles sold By drag
gsts st prices - low al the same quality con &c
obtained elsewhere. dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-13

u OkIDA uKANn kS just received By
E dac2 ! r HILRHRN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-13
gMA E}uILQeS5

: Alexandria. Vs., August 4. 1881.
About 10 months ago l WAS consi6 or q bl y
troubled with q constant desire 10 urnate On
the Recommendation of Osp:sin J. q. Graham
began 10 use Warmers Sate Kidney and Liver
Cure, and it has effected an entire cue in my
chse
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-13

vvESTPOCkET DYSPEPSIA CURE
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24
RHAaoN's NIECE, v.
oltjt iHe u ---- ia5r
Or a Story Of . Bogus CHECK

A well.dressed stranger came to
this CITY q few weeks since, and called
on Prof. J. w. Rus,, telling him tina,
he wished 10 ma,riculate a.niece in
his school. lilo claimed 10 DO from
Versailles, Ky, and was a man Of
good address aud polished manners
lie introduced himself as Major
Rsagon, and he was shown around
town by Prof. Rust. and eyerybod,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24

Rev. Ell. w. Bottomley, son OF
the venerable Rev. Thos. Botiomley,
OF this city, has been appointed 10 sue
coed Mr.. Drawer as pastor OF the
Methodist church here. Hels said to
be one Of the best preachers IN the
Conference, and no will be cordially
" elcomed not only BY his own PEG
Pile but BY our citizens generally. lie
will sppcrsedo the present pastor at
once. H ~ W. u Z. Y
Rey.S II Brewer. pssioroft Meth
o,list Episcopal church OF this city
has been assigned, BY tho annual Con-
ference, 10 tho church at Owensboro.-
Mr.. Brewer during bis connection
with the church here lias cndearcd
himself 10 his dock to q remarkable
degre-. lie 10 minister of much
more than ordinary ability, force aud
eloqucnce and as q gentleman possess
GO social q"a''''es '"a' n II m
universal respec. anu es'ce" w"s's
ever no goes, Wereare' eAoe'u,"4y
that Mr.. Brewer will cease TO 10 q
citizen OF IIopLinsviIle' and we con-
sra'u'a'o owcnsooro upo" 'e aVq"'-
si''on OF auo'ner va'ueu represents
i've o. our people,
| Messrs n. II. Howell s. Go, Of
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24

A meeting will be held next Satur.
day and Sunday Oct. rs. and %, with
Mt. zoar Baptist. church at Kelly's
Station in the interest Of the various
missions Of Bethel Association. . ',s.
The inlssion circle is composed Of
the following churches: Mt Zoar.
Hopknsville, Concord, Sinking Fork.
West Mt. zoar, New Barren Spring
and New Pleasant Hill. .s.sas TX,
The members Of the above churches
are cordially and earnestly requested
to DO present. "a ag ,s
The programme OF the meeting
WILDE MS follows:
Sat. 2S, 10 O'clock a. m. Call the
meeting to order. r ~
2 Devotional exercises 20 minutes.
3 State object Of meeting and plan
Of the board. @ tetalp
A Organize, by election to Secretary
aud Treasurer; enroll names Of dele
gates.
8 Report on Foreign Missions BY
j. D. Ferrell. .,s is
6 Address by ----followed
by free 5 minutes talk. 81 6i
z Devoiionalex Recess. 4
AFTERNOON. itle
s Singing and prayers
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24
coLrNAN. COOPER.

= |sIII T . n
EDITOR OF SOUTH AESTuckiAS-
II has never been the pleasure Of
Camille 70 chronicle q more elegant
marriage than that Of Esq. JAS. u.
Coleman and Miss Mary H. Cooper,
both Of Bennettstowny which took
place ID Sharon church at 6 Z. NJ, Of
the l7lh Just.
This happy couple we're special "a
voriics 10 society and for some time the
consummation of their engagement
had been looked forward to as the
browning event ofthe season; nor was
public expectation disappointed, for
certainly the affair was recherche lin
every respect. The church was most
beautifully and. Artisticaiiy decorated
with flowers and evergreelis and look
ed indeed like a veritablc fairy palace.
A little after the appointed. hour, the,
bride, leaning on the arm Other brotlI
or. John Cooper.ahd the groom escor,,
ted by the officiating minister, pro-
ceeded up the isles Of this lovely tenn
pie ofGod and took their positions
beneath the marriage bell, where, In
the presence Of large crowd and with
out any attendants save the two ush-'
ers who stood on each side, the
nuptial knot was tied ina very chaste
l.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24

Rsapsd with d shot.Gun by chas
+. Fleming. At aarrsttsburg.

On Mo. day Oct. 10th, q shooting
ARRAY occurred near Garreitsburg, in
,nis county In which Carter GoIIiday,
col, was Killed BY G. II. Fleming.
| The facts are as follows:
Fleming had two share-hMds liz.
ing IN cabins on his farm, Tom
Lcavell aud phiueas Golliday. Tom
LeaveIl was preparing to sell pig
and some corn belonging 10 him and
Fleming Ia common. and the latter
went TO Lcavell's cabin, gun in hand,
10 protest against IL. Hot words en-
sued and while they were quarreling
Phiueas Golsidsy, who lived in an.
other cabin about 100 yards of, and
Iis brother Carter were seen coming
through an interjacent grove.
Phincas was armed with apistol aud
Carter was approaching with a mus
ket hi both hands, like hunter look.
ing for bir,isj would.ghold his gun
When Fleming turned and saw them
about 30 yards.oH' be. raised his gun
aud called to Carrier 10 stake down
that gun" but the latter fired, the
load passing over. Floning's head.
Fleming fred almost simultaneously
and Csrterj Golliday fell. shot iu the
eide with load Of duck shot. Flem-
ing then aimed at Phincas Golliday
until he ceased to flourlshhis weapon,
and number Of persons came up and
removed the victim Of The unfortun
ate affair. Carter Golliday was a
"colorcd gen,lomau Of elegsntlcisure'
and was In no way concerned in;ihe
quarrel between Leavell and Elem.
ling. lie was stopping at the house
Of his brother and thero was no oc.
casiou for him TO interfere In the fuss
between Fleming aud his teuaut ile
lived until 10 o'clock Monday night
and died from internal hemorrhaRe
lie was about "a years old. Fleming
Is a young man OF good character.
lIe,has a wife and one child, aud the
latter, a little boy, was wilhhim when
tho killing was done. lie was tried
before Esqs. Peay aud Quarles and
acquitted on plea OF self.defense
County Attorney Sebree represented
tho Commonwealth aud Messrs. n
4 w. lIchry and Ike Burnett the de
Tense. The negroes OF The ncigllbor'
hood were greatly inccnsed at the &C
(. quiltal Of Fleming, but from the facts
as given above, there eau DO no doub
that,be killing was done to save BID
own lie. vi aal
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24
suclAllrlEs.

Mrs.. w. II. II. Switzerland left foi
Washington last week.
Col. Juo. w. Mcpherson attended
tho Presbytcrian Synod at Shelby
willie last week.
Miss Manic Campbell, of Clarss
Vile, has returned homo after a visit
20 Mrs. j. ID. Russell.
Rev. y l.. Powell aud Mrs DID
Gish attended the Christian corven'
tlon a, Lexington last week.
Mrs. Jno. McKinstry. Of Provi
iencc, Ky lie Waiting the family O
Mr.. W. Il. Thompson,
Mr.. r, Y. Tborias, Of tho Grcen'
willie Echo, wac In the city Thursday
last the guest Of Mr.. Juc. .. Rust.
Nina Aunle johnson, OF Peacllcr''
Mil, Tenn. returned home last week
accompanied by Miss Mary Burnett
Of Cadiz.
Mr.. 7. .. Townsend, Of Franklin
Ky, IL visiting Mr. J 4. Peace o.
shis county aud will. remain. for SOW
eral days. s lj4 31A
Rev. +. L, Braun, = German Lu'he'
ran preacher. was IN Tie ciiy last
week III tue interest cfa German en-
IgralIon socleiy. Tic was the CUES
OF Nj. h. q. Calls.
Capt. c. d. Bell, Of Longview. and
DIR. IL. NJ. Fairlcixl, and Col. George
Polndcx,er, OF this city, were amoni
sho Masops who attended tho Grand
Lodge at Louisville last week.
Mr. Jno. N. Cox. u Bellcyiew, who
has been sick all The fall was in III
city one day last week, though sill
quite feeble. We hope soou to ehron
icle his entire restoration 70 health.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24
October Court Of Claims

!
Tho Christian County Court Of
Claims met Monday Of last week, 20
magistrates being prrsvt. Esq Ned
Campbell. deputy revenue collector
wa. not allowed 10 vote, being an Of
deer VI ,le government.
Tie ilrsi matter Of interest was the
SELECTION ofpoor house csmmissioncr
aud physician. For the hrst place
there we're sbou, half dozen candi-
dates. Mr.. W. 4. Boyd was elected
on the finai ballot, beating Mr.. 4 W..
Gooch, present incumbent. ur.
Boyd Eves IL the Fruit Till district,
aud Is The man who held the Clay
Convention IN that district at which
i,c alone was present. lie was also
juror IN shs celebrated Bell casc last
scar. IIcis young man Of Industry
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24
Berry TO DO Buried on Account 81
a Pistol.

-.
Joe Berry, negro boy about 10
) years old was shot,it Is thought IA
sally, At Mr.. Winston, IIcnry's, near
Casky, Sunday evening about sunset,
by a negro boy named John Dennis.
Dennis had been carrying pistol
about all day, and while fooliug with
It the weapon was accidentally dis
charged, The ball entering the ieti
eide OF Berry between the second and
thirdrlbs, missing the heart about
an eighth ofan inch. Berry was
sinking yesterday evening, growing
weaker aud bleeding Internally aud
tho chances are that he win die. lie
Ia son Of Henry Bervy,A well known
.colorcd mau. Deunls was tried be-
fore Esqs. Anderson and Rogers yes
to-day, and given 22, days IN jail fol
carrying 4 concealed deadly weapon
and the case as 10 the shooting wa
dismissed forihe present.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24
Shall W. have wateiworksl

Z sSms.of onr epterprising citizens
are beginning to talk up the project Of
establishing waterworks in this city.
It is a step in the right direction and
IL successful win supply Hopkins
|ville's greatest need. IL isestimated
that il would cost about s5D,00O ~
build the WORKS, aud il the people will
take hold OF the matter and agree LII.
patronizc the enterprise, local capital.
lists can be found TO take the thug il
hand. A piper should bo circulated
with view to ascertaining who will
pstronize The works and to what ex
tent. nv ii fa3i a5lfa
The mills are exceedingly anxious
to have them established, as water is
very scarce some seasons Of the year
The railroad would be liberal sub
scriber, and the city wouli no doubt
use : good deal for sprinkling and
other purposes. Many Of our mer-
chants on Main strect have to use wa
ter from the Rock Spring and the wa
terworks would be a great source OF
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24

A scholarship ii Inc Southern Bust
ness College. at Louisville. Will
offer bargsin. Apply atthis office
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24
South Kentuckian.
norKINsvILLE. OOEI24. lS82.

pD~Uur subscription rates were
reduced Oct. IS, 1881, 70 sl.5o strictly
cush N adcasce. All unpaid saS-
scriptlons, beginning prior to thai
date, will be charged at old rates Ill
paid. No subscriptions are taken
now except for cash In advance, and
all papers will be stopped when out,
uu,ess promptly renewed.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24

81 ~ +s4 ~
We are now receiv-
ing one Of the largest
stocks Of n canned
Goods ever brought
to the citys and we
propose to give our
customers the benefit
of the extremely low
prices at which we
bought. Call and ex-
anime our stock be-
fore purchasing else-
Wn r.iu d baa 6ssa ssaa AZ
Burbridce Bros.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24
SPECIAL LOCALS.
alIISgEN!IR'

have broughto1 a
gigantic S t 6 K D I
goods for tn e0frade
andI am Determined
to sell every cents
worth, profit or no
profit. Come and see
them and p rice them
and I positively will
n Q t. ! 9 t y Q "
leave t h o house
till you are satisfied
No trouble to show
our goods. Remem-
Der the place. The
must be sold 81 IA \
Isaac Hart.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24
/, NOTICE TO
TAX PAYERS,

Persons owing Any Taxss TO- TIC
years 1881 and 1882, will please call
in my Office and pay their Taxes.
State and Coantyiare both ID need Of
Revenue. and we mustilIave it,,
q. NJ. BROWN. s. q. q. !.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24

The candidates for Congress IN tho
First district spoke az Cadiz ycsser,
dag. and a number Of our people
wont dawn. to boar tic discussion.
A free barbecue waspropmed for tho
lluitiiulc III the Court house yard.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24
"Buchupaiba.''

Quick. complete cure. all annoying
Kidney, Bladder aud Urinary Dis
case 81 pmggists.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-24

stop when out" ,s
Judge A. d. Dyer, county Judge Of
Trigg county, died last Saturday Of
consumption. lilo wasre. elected last
August aud had served less than two
months Of The four years term. lie
was useful and upright citizen, a
/ just Judge ana christian gentleman.
He had been qditc fccblc for scme
'Itime.
i We arc indebted to Messrs. Rank
! q Wright, Of the Evansville Commer-
cial College, for sample box Of their
College pens aud q bottle Of their
superior writing fluid. We have
tried them aud find them Of quality
far superior tothe ordinary writing
materials aud for fancy penmanship
they are Indispensable,
1 The candidates for Congress In the
Third district spoke at I'reuton Wed
4 nosday night, We went up 10 hear
Them aud found largo crowd pres
cnt 10 spite Of the rain. Il Is bnt :
plain sIalemont OF facts 10 cay thai
Judge IIallscll has Dr.. Hunter badl,
.'liacked1 and that he ia too much fo'
THE champion Of Republication
} Judge Iiallsell IL man Of great mag
! ne,ism and creates enthusiasm
sIamouga Democrats wherever h
|. goes. lie will be elected unless th'
o presen. status OF the canvass 10 mstc
tria!ly changed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
4 MoEn noK n-IRMoNr-

A Washington correspoient says;
1t ID common for persons who have
been tried aud convicted, TO apply
Tor an arrest OF sentence, and to
resor5 to proceedings looking to an
escape from ultimate consequences
Some such steps are being taken
by certain Old R.pubIc4n leaders
against whom the country has Just
Brought iu verdict Of guilty. Such
@ortnies as RIbsu E. Fputon. John
Sherman, Ben Hirrison, with others
vino dread golg into the minority,
are tor. most in the business. Arthur,
whom, 10 comprsaenHve language,
they have slaughtered jn co d blood
and for whom they have no respect
20 bis desoation, they outwardly
pretend to care for now. Tue reason
Is Arthur has two years 90 run, has
patronage in bis hands. and is capa-
Die, should ~ come to that, Of corn
b.n4tons which might be exceeding y
Iisagfe-ab.e to hem and their TO
ow,fa, not q few Of whom are in Office
They have o. desire 90 save The Ad-
min.s'ratI.u now O course they have
-.eat s,lhsy want 10 save the onioo-
tI., U,IH 4rt .b.4.p yoora O.. t...
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
no ERSOLL on THE POLITICIL
CITJON.

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tors and treasury aosnts and oar
GERS and sIl sorts Of detectives and
spiea DISCHARGED. Tbrrd-Ths Re
ppbIic,ps s.op.d NOT have pos,noned
fapG reform The tariff commission
wss 10 g .ke P.opIessw it. was
oply an sfidayit for continuance
ru.e for de,ay-and tb,ttba Rspub.
hosu psrtv was not ooioo TO ACT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02

the heads OF all oHen hing othcehold-
ers, from Robertson down TO the
hrmb.est t3 waiter.
OF course these hostile feelings will
nnd vent M Congress among The Re-
pnb.lcan members, who wall charge
each others faction with the respou-
slolitYol deieat Sta.wNrts aud Halt
Breeds may vote together Tor plum
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
ANBNrn UsIASTIo OEMoCR1r.

"Hurrah for John Ksly and the
Democratic party /" shouted James
Murray in the Essex Market Police
Court yeaterdiy, says q NewYorb
paper.
"He came to the E.lridge slreet
station" said Policeman Bsrkely,
and kept cheering Tor John Kelly
aud the Democratic party. The
Sergeant wanted him 10 X home, but
be would not unies9 we All gave three
cheers l)r John Kelly and the Dem
ocratio party was ordered TO
BRING hlm here"
y zen celebrating election p asked
Justice smith, smlung.
"Hurrah for Joh1 Kelly aud thu
Democa,lc party r. rspusi tpe prs
Oper.
Give dollars Gls,' sail Justice
Smith
Eve dollars fine for a Democrat
/ want month. No true Democrat
wants TO bs made j tls Of Give me
month, Judge"
"AIught' replied The magistl ate,
and 1e changed the sentence.
'Hurrah tor John Kelly and tho
Democratic party T shouted Murray
az be passed INTO the prison.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
NO. 6.

interest "a hedging Arthur about and
getting possession OF the Admins
trauon.
10 Is perfectly natural that the
bosses whom the people have Just
Q ni,mued should be stirring. 1t
will be perceived that few Stalwarts
are around, however. Their idea is
a the Hall Breeds are satisfied with
their work, they are not going to be
troubled about repairing damages
Neither Ooukhng, nor C,meroo, nor
Logan, nor Grant, nor any one Of that
class Of men. is heard of in the bus
iue az which Sherman and Fentou have
undertaken.
Nor Is there evidence that Arthur
does more than listeu az worm.
even, said a Halt Breed will turn
That il what the Half Breed leaders
are afraid Of.
Senator R'dd'eb rger's words afford
them no comfort. Quite the reverse.
Here centres 80 much of the future
that special concern ie felt regarding
1t, Fresh from the fight where the
heaviest blows thy received were
aimed 10y Blaine aud the Half Breeds,
aud clothed with extraordinary rower
by reason Of the equality of parties in
the Senate, these Virginia Senators
III at once are obj 'cls OF peculiar in
forest in the eyes Of tho Baines, the
Shermans, the Fentoos, andthe entire
Half Breed tribe, not one Of whom
dares 20 aPproSch them
Under certain circumstances, they
are with the Administration. "We
sre for Arthur because Arthur is Tor
ua," eald Riddleberger in Virginia.
50 - may be in the future.
There are, howsver, some questions
to settle about which the negotiations
need not bs protraolol. These Read
iuste- Senators have some friends
whom they VIII not desert. 1t ia
probable that they viii not be unrea-
sonaole about other matters.
What k,u1 OF understanding, in the
interest Of harmony to and for tho
salyauon Of the grand Oh party,
won ID It be- chat left C,nbling, grant,
Cameron, and Logan out2 G,it sup
posaole nat Blame. Sherman, Fsnton
and ii rriaon are going to capture
Arthurand the a lm,ostraliol, along
with M,houe aod Rid llebsrger, lor
euda that DO not nave the favor Of the
great Stalwarl leaders?
When al the leaders Of the two
faotions are found coming together
with The A lministrauon then it viii
seem probable that eG,rt TO o111o.
idate the rarty in harm ,niou5 action
may succeed.