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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06

y. +. G. A.-Meets at their rooms in Fos.
ter's brick building on Saturday evenings
at 20 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons al
4. Business meetings ara held on the even
ing Of the second Monday in each month.
Everybody invited to attend
u. r. CHURCH -prcachingevery Sabbath.
at IL A. NJ, and 7P. II by Rev. p. q. Ir.
vine, d. ID. Sabbath School at 2:30 r. n.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EVANGELICAL CuURcH.-Preaching on Sab.
bath at ii a. NJ. and n p. NJ. Sabbath
School l2:la Prayer meeting evGry Thurs
day evening. J. A. Hollenbaugh. pastor.
CoSeRxaAroEALC CHuRcH -Sorvicesevery
Sabbath ut ii A. N. and s P. N. Sabbath
School at 2:S0. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening OF each week. j. w.
Harris, pastor.
Nj. Il. CHURcH. SurTH. Services 2ad
aid 4th Sabbaths at 81 Paurs NJ. K. Church,
South, at ii A. n. Sabbath School at 10
a. n. sharp. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening" Joa Emery. pastor.
Nj. L. CHURcH. sSety Sabbath
AZ III a. N. and 7hP. NJ. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
Vt 2'3O P. NJ. Prayer meeting every Thurs-
lay evening. /. Dillon, pastor.
PREsByrERIAN CHuRcn.- every
Sabbath morning and evening in College
Chapel. Sunday ySehoolimmediately ritter the
morning service. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. Rev. Isaac II. Condit
pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services every Sun-
day, morning at IL a. m, evening at "a p.
IN. Holy communion every Sunday morn.
ing at 9rf5 a. IN. Wednesday 100 p. IN.
Robt. L. Stevens, pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06
ST. HELEN'S HALL.
ART DEPARTMENT.

The corps Of teachers long sngaged IN
St. Helsn's Hall has just been reinforc< d
by the addition OF six new teachers, five OF
them from prominent educational institu-
tons Of the Eastern States.
Two OF these are engaged N the Musical
department. three ia the English, and
one. Miss Fullick in the Art department.
Miss Fullick is lady Of English birth,
but educated IN this country. She was
graduated at Vassar College, and has since
spent much time in the best private Stu
dios In thu Eastern States She eolues with
The highest recommendation for her at
kainments and skill as teacher Of paint
ing and drawing.
These cever the whole ground of iastruc-
ton ia the best Art schools : embracing
OIL Painting. Landscape, Flower aud Still
life stndlos, Crayon, Charcoal, Water
Colorss Pencil, Pen and Ink and Decora-
tive Art In all its branches.
Mss Fuliick il . lady OF liberal educa-
ton and saPeFier culture. and the Rector
and PRINCIPAL Of st. Hele1'g Hall recon.
mend this department OF their School TO
rs patrons, with entire condolences, being
vel assured that it was never under 9
more competent instructor, or one 81 more
varied aeauirenenfs,
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The 9etllOrrat.
oAkvn.Ls. Sept. g5sh. 1882.


To-day about halEpast ten o'clock,
David E. Jnnkin fired pile Of straw
on bis place and was about to leave il
whea be discovered that the fae was
running toward the partition fence, be-
tween his place ard DR.. 8. q. Irvins's.
Tue fax grass, dry As tinder, proved to
he only too vigorous medium 10 carry
The devouring flames to the aged and
dry rall fence. oas half mile, or more,
Of fence was destroyed on the north
side Of Rev. s. G. I,vine's place. A
pAsturs-iield was tho next to invite the
increasing flames. Imagine two hun
dred acres of dry grass, dead fern ''sear
and yellow leafed oaks, old stamps,
fallen logs, sll on fire. Saeh was the
scene. The wind was ".owing heiskly
frsm the north, se1sliag the
cracking fend hurriedly ACROSS this
field into the south fence, heing the di.
vision fence between DIR. lrvine's and
Nellrie's Bros. Over one half mile of
rail fence vas consumed here spread
ing through McIlrie Bros. pasture it
Atopped not till it reached the road run
ming east and west hy the Yantis place.
At this point its mad career Was not
checked until It hail cleaned up another
string of fence extending one-fourth ci
= mile perhaps. The EAST fence of D..
Irvine's place was not mueh injured.
Some Of the pests were burned and a
few boards charred. Had it boen rail
fence it could not have been saved. The
neighbors turned out and fongLt man
fally. Some with sacks dipped in water,
and s0lne with bushes, others with
brooms dipped in water. With hard
6ghting partition fence dividing the
pasture fleld. on DR.. Iryine's place from
Q cultivated feli, was saved.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06

lie RirhAm's G0Iden BaIsaM No. I.
Cures Chancers, tirst Aad Necsdld stages Sores
on the Legs and Body nyphiiite Iatarrah
eased Scalp, and all PRIMARY torns Uf the disease.
Prioe, eo0O pur bottle
lie RIehnus Golden DuIsam NO. 2
: Cures Tertiary, Mercurial, SyphIitic rheumatism,
Pains Ia the Bones, liberated Throat, Syphlltic
Rash, Lumpa, ETC., and eradioates all Diseases
from the tystem, whether caused by had treat
ment or abuse uf mercury. leaving the blood pure
and healthy. Prses6,o0 per Bottle.
LIE Riehaa's Galdeu spanish Ansidote
for the cure Of Gonorrhea, uIoet, etc. Price,
eg.b0 per Bottle.
lie Richau's Golden spanish InIecaion.
wash for cure OF Gleet, STRUCTURES, Disease OF
the UrsthrA and Bladder, etc. Price, SIb0 por
Bottle. tsa assa $3.50
lie RlcIsnu's Golden Olntsment for the
elective healing Of Syphllitic sores and Erup.
tons. Price, 800 per Bottle.
Also Agents for LIE Richau's Golden pills, for
weakness. loss Of physical powers, and ali diseases
ansng from abuse and excess o. oyerswork. Price,
$500 per Box.
Ssnt everywhere, @. o. D., securely packed pc
Express
0. y. RICMARDs q co Agents. 4es q 42o
eAnsome street, Corner Clay, San Francisco, tal.
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Summons.

IL 1< Circuit Court Of The Ssqte Of oregon
for the County Of Linn:
ssss1s sp&sks Montgomery.
M Moasyssassy. 'on'i''H'
To ". II. Montgomery ae o5oce named
defegdaat
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, ycu are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint OF
the shove named Plaintiff, in ths above
Court, now on file with the Clerk OF
said Court against you on or btfore the
6r.t day OF the tsrha OF SAID Court next
following the SIKH publication of this
AHlumons, to-wiE on or before Monday
tile ztFi day Of October, 1857, and If you
fail - answer said complaint foe want
thereof the plaintiff herein will apply To
SAID Co.art for the relief demaHdef in @aid
eoGnpIsllIt, I0-WiLs FOR decree Of sail
Court d.rsoiviux the bonds of inatriniOnt
n1w sxI-sia9 bet~een yours II aud this
pIaII'1afl. and for the care, custody and
gusEn. .xn-hip Of y sthan Mark Monsgom
cry, the .ninor child OF piAIntitf aud de
IefldAu., aud fs,r the costs and disburs-
ments of this suit and for huch other re-
lief NJ shall seem proper 81 Equity.
fhis sntHTnOns IL publishes by order oi
..he Judge Of sail Court, made at cham
bers IN he ciGy of AIuany. Linn count
Oregon, Oa ths End day OF August, A, u
1857
P0wg1L Il BILYtU,
t.tty's fDr PiG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06
VIII J. Wolfe, PIH.
~
John II. Davidson, Def. ]


John II. Davidson, Def.
By virtue OF an execution aud order Of
sale issued Out Of the a59ve named Court
in the above entitled action for the sum OF
5000, with interest ~ tbe Tats OF per
cent Per annum, from the 7th day Of Sep
tamber. rs 2, and tbs further SUN Of $50 . +,
csses, have applied the following de-
HcTine4 real properly herssofore attached
In said ae4iou, t0-wit: Beginning at the
northeast corner OF block % twenty -two1
In Haeklem2n's second addition 70 the
city Of Albany, as the same is designated
aud described on the maps aud plats and
puFvevs Of said addition, now on file in
the ONCE Of the County Clerk, OF Linn
county, Oregon Running thence south
il0 fest parallel with Jefferson street In
said addition; thence west G6 feet parallel
with 5th street thence north 10 feet
parallel With Jefferson street thence asst
IS feet parallel. with 5th street, 10 the place
0f beginning, and on Saturday the 2Ist
day of October, 1882, at the Court House
doos in the city Of Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, at the hour OF one o'clock, p. m.
] viii sell said property At public aucti1r
for cash in hand to the highest bidder, TO
3atisfy said execution with arcruiHg COSTA
Dated this 2znd day OF September 1882
GEO. HUMPHREY,
Sheriff OF Linn. Go. Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06
Summons.

In Ese Circuit Court Of the State Of 0reg
for Linn County:
Issnss cOwAn PIE.
C Barge Def.
70 g G. Barge tbs iesendtat above
Isamel. Ia The name of tIi. State OF Ore
eois you are hereby requirFfs TO appear
la he al ), EMIT esI court and answer the
CON pINini + he atlosc nan1ei p.~intiff IN
the above n'i.lrd z.ti0b by the nrst day
OE the next regular tenn 1t aid ejurt in
and EaT lin e'nEaY 40 he tegun and
kelh oI, tl+ Iaarta M.miny Of October,
1882 Ard 81. srss n.,titis.i fhas, If you
fA'i tHAppetT AID af<sger said cemp Amt
- aposs req lire,i ne i,tatntif will take
ju iknlsat againss y.l for the srn of
80 and interest thereon at the rate of
cir per seI.t PER month from Nov g. 1876
and for the costs and disbursements of
this action
PublisIIt+ > ny ords.r OF the Hon Il P
Boise Judge OF said eosirt, for six weeks
Ia the state Rights Denlera. - which or
der bears daie Aug 22nd 1882.
+. Inn q CHAMBf RI4AIN
Any's for If.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06
Up AND SETTLE.

All parsons knowing themselves inde9f-
I'd 10 the late firm af Fox, Baum & Co.,
viii please cssI1ie forward and settIe at
nnce and save casts 81 my business In
be WiIlasnftts Valley must be closed up
HmediateIy. Ctr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06
To the Sick and Afflicted
AND ESPECIALLY
Those Suffering from Debility,
Nervous PrOStration, Loss Of
Vitality, Sexual Iniirmities,
Etc., Etc.

IHuHE GREAT NEED THOSE HAVE uha arc
III saGsrnE svu bkAuAL AND kEKYoIa
'COMrLAtS1s hA physariAa Who ca eoEat,rvhsnd
Ths Ernsul prsrsitioasr is ngg saaAeisHily Rkiiei
IN tArss cIasses u uyabis v do 40. and Il be
lsft ths nDeelailaa. ila by adu4taon t1nx pszrs
t0e ihasvuSh shc~iedgs sisd eotatShsialss a.lal s
prepared 10 eufs shsm
Du. .. e YOUNG
opssssa hla now eushrAtsd Institute In 1870 fr The
paross u AHofaing the Aes.csSd che certainty q
hossgsabie snd skilfini uA4fnent and t.~ffess and
psrmnnsst rustonAtssn. and fos - ysAs Ii has
sustained ths rst rnnk only ulos ths Coast bsi
tkFoaghout tbe civlred uoFtd.
am Aware that b dwelling sron 10. uuinyitiRx
sahjsct - the decay 81 heAuai sigoF the is1i0fsu
may Aspus1e my naOtiEe but tie desire 70 inform
[ ss,ls.,,s.s ~ 80, ~ ,Hs
Be had. nas oniy hufFying tbsn4ssises
an unsifnaly grave. but giying ssxRsi weakness ~
an lnhentsnee ~ futurs gunaFAtlons s loo great AH
lnesntivs 70 lsFnifi las " be siisut-
Eymptsms
ron ara SUFFERING from nlght Iassea, nsrvoslsnsss
Ssaknes.sa eonfuslon Il iaiad. aiitbt Losses Shsu
under exatmaHt. variable temper. trembling fAipi.
tasIon. naahsa. ke., er yoa haze pszssiaSd sulf.
abuse even In the slightest particular you sasE
Ing frUm the
Dread Easmy OF msmaa rife.
And sheuia not hesitate TO seek As once health and
CGREs aUlRiyrEgp FgEs MODERATE
CONSULTATION ~ LkTfER oh OTHERWISE
Free.
ExeiasivsIy Vegetable Remedie, rsed.
o.
LADIES -Yoa arc especially liable to suffering
troln nervtons prostitution All your peculiar osn.
pialnts are nervous Ia their ufgin and hence your
suffering are terribly depressing OF tnsxpFcaaibiy
keen. The Doctor Ia hia researches and practice II
nervous troubles has made your organization a
special study and h thus enabled fron his expeYi.
snce and knowledge 70 aid aud cure you ln any u
tbs troubles. weakness distressing and utsrin.a "a
Which as q aox you arv liable.
eIfou Will and 10 the Doctor 4 friend upon
whnrn yeu can reply foF comfort, aid aud curu
nF. Tsumg'a Fealaie Remedies have a..
tAined reputation fDr efticsney uncquaied BY ANY
insdAetne. or medical prescription ever offered
They can be sent By mail oF express.
Thoee desiring personal care and attention can
hAYs Al neeca@ary accommodations furnished.
Thoss who can no. visit the eltS can by giving
ther symptoms In their way. receive advice
and when desired, treatment al home With every as
suranee Il curr.
LETTERS RETURNED OR pEsrRoYED.
Address,
Df J. G. YOUxC,
Medical Instisntc.
San Francisco. Feb. 2i. Iss2
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sherifs Sale.


In Gse Coxaty Court Of Linn c,anty. .S.aa< ef
Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06
A STOCK RANCH
In EASTERN OREGON.

A stock ranch OF 90 acres. with good
outside range, located near Bridge Creek,
in Wssco county, together with about 25
horses, 20 exchangs for land here In the
WillaInette Valley. Now, IL yoi want to
sell yGur farm aud go into the sock busi-
ness in Eastern Oregon, here il a chance
for you. Call on or address {. II. Stew
art, Albany. Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06
RAG CARPET.

AS am prepared TO do weaving Of
carpet or short notice. I solicit the
patronage OF the people OF Albany and
vicinity. Those having carpet To weave
will please give me call &C my residence
TWO blocks south or the East Albany
school house, on Sixth street.
Mas. w. II. wAKxRR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06

0no ares Of land "a Marion county,
QUO Ia miles from BGSnz Vista and
seven miles from jefferson. so acres in
cultivation and balance l. light brush amp
timber. House, barn and good orchard.
FIGURING mid within miles. Enough
wood can be sold at the pottery works at
Buena Vista 10 pay for the farm. Cali on
&. IL. STEw&k-, ~ Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-06

Does the best washing and ironing IN Al
bany at lowest rates. Contracts made for
Chinese labor. Laundry on Washington
street, opposite Marshallis Livery StableI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-14

The KANSAS REPUBLICANS have ex-
pressed their profound SORROW at the
death of President Garfield. and have
heartily endorsed" the Administration
of President Arthur, whom they '.com-
meud for his wisdom and prudence in
promoting haTmOny''-a sentence which
makes one think of the discOnsolate
widower who bid against Barnum for
the tiger and explained. when the vet
eran Snowman pointed cut that he had
run the Deast up to a wholly unprofes-
siOna! price, that he was ''bound to have
that ar tiger-he wanted suthin' to re-
member his wife by" In killing two
administrations with one resolution
our Kansas friends improve on the me-
dlBval operator who went into agTicul-
tural speculatiOns with the devil, and
agreed to take what grew under ground
one year aud above ground the next,
the rotation of crops being turnips and
wheat. The Kansas Republicans take
all the administrations that are under
ground and above ground. Probably
they would have alluded to President
Lincoln bad they not reflected that if
Lincoln were alive to-day he could not
possibly have acted with the Republican
party. All this is worthy of a State
where a PomeFoy is OuSted in the sacred
name of purity and reform by an Ingals,
and encourages the belief that whenever
it rains poIridge the man who is caught
with the bottom OF his plate upturned
to heaven will not be a Kansas Republi-
can, ,--NelC Y Orb World.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-14

The Cameron organ at Harrisburg,
the Erening Telegraph, in noticing the
nomination for the third time of A, J.
COlborn as a member of the House from
Somerset county. says of him He was
an able and faithful representative, and
well deserves the endorsement of his
peo pie" A year ago last winter, when
the judicial apportionment bill passed
the Senate and was sent to the House,
the counties of Somerset, Bedford an
Fulton were made a judicial district
COlburn was a member of the Judicial
appOrtioEment committee in the House
and was said at the time 70 be anxious
although no other person was, to be
madePresident judge'of the district Bv
some process which we were never able
to comprehend, he induced the House
committee to strike Fulton county from
the district. leaving it to embrace SOM
erset aud Bedford counties and attach
Fulton county TO Adams. Any one
who Will look 9t the map of the State
will see that Franklin county. having
itself the necessary number of inhabi-
tants to entitle it under the constitu-
tion to a separate judge, is located be-
tween Fulton and Adams, just as Blair
county is located between Cambria and
Huntingdon. What ought to be done
with member of the Legislature who
would so outrage common sense and
legislative decencyas to advocate the for
nation of a judicial or any other kind of
district out OF Cambria and Huntingdon
counties ? If the bill had not been We
toed by Gov. Hoyt this Somerset states
man would have been wholly response
bic for the unparalleled monstrosity of
judicial district, both counties compOs-
ing it being separated from each other
by an intervening district. We under
take to say that any member of the leg
islatUre who would attempt for any
imaginable reason to do with judicial
apportionment bill what n. J. Colburn
did, is a disgrace to that body, and
/ ought never again be permitted to out
rage the public sense of justice and pro-
priety in shaping legislation at Harris
burg. But he will be reelected, for
Somerset is a Republican county, and
! her Republican voters will again CON-
mission Colburn to show his hand in
manipulating a judicial apportionment
bill at next winters session but we
venture to say he will not again try the
experiment of making a district out of
Fulton and Adams.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-14

GUITEAU, the assassin of President
Garfield, was hung in Washington City
on Friday, the Both ult., at 12.4O p. N
The general belief was that the miscre-
ant would weaken before. the supreme
moment, but he seems to have gone TO
the gallOws with that air of braggadocia
which he displayed throughout his trial
and imprisonment. The body was al
lowed to hang half-hoUr. when it was
cut down and buried in the Jail yard.
subsequently it was resuTrected and is
now understood to be in the Medical
Museum belonging to the Government.
An examination made by DR.. Lamb
failed to reveal anything abnormal in
the construction OF Guiteau's brain. In
other words, he was morally responsible
for the commission of the crime for
which he suffered.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-14
what II Did for an Old Iaax

CosHoCTON STATION. Y. Y, Dec. %. 1873.
Gents a number of people had been using
your BitteIs here, and with marked effect,
In one case lady Of over seventy YEAR. had
been sick for years and for the past ten years
mas not been able to be around half the time
About six months ago she got So feeble She
vas helpless Her old remedies, or physi-
cianS, being of no avail, l sent to Deposit,
forty-hve miles, and got bottle of Hop Bit
teTs. 1t improved her so she was able to
%1TeSs % herset and walk about the house.
When she had taken the second hottie she
was able to take care of her own room and
walk out TO her neighbor's, and has improved
all tie time since. My wife and children also
have derived great benefit from their use.
w. b. HATHAWAY, Agt. u. S. Ex. Co.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-14

A TROPICAL HURRICANE-A terrible
hurricane VISITED the Friendly Islands April
25th. At Van Van the bark Guillemo Cant
Johnston, went down on the anchorage
The captain, officers and six seamen were
lost with her. Five boys were saved, The
hurricane was accompanied by tidal wave
fifteen feet high, which swept over the Is
house of Mr.. Macarthur (Auckland), which
contained over three thousand full tons of
copra, was destroyed All the natives
house and many belonging to Europeans
were carried away. COcoanut trees were
snapped of like pipe stems. The islands
present scene of widespread desOation.
Al Torgatea all the churches were DESTROYED.
Two thousand houses were leNeled. Stores
and houses with their contents and every
thing near were swept away
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-14

THE Ohio Valley, between Steuben-
Vile aud Moundsyilie is in mourning
over the terrible disaster at Mingo juno
tiOn through the collision of the SciOto
and the Lomas. But something more
than mourning is called for. The case
was clearly one of reckless sacrifice of
life. The testimony already taken shows
that the crash occurred simply because
both steamers were determined 10 take
the same side of the channel, and that
each proceeded to do so without waiting
to observe whether the other had con-
sented to sheer off Both pilots then
simultaneously reversed their engines !;
but it was too late, aud within three
minutes the Scioto had sunk. If there
is any law in that region to protect hu-
man life, 1t should be invoked to punish
all who can in any way be held respOn-
sible for this slaugher'-N Y. Sun.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-14

The LATEST CONTRIBUTION to the
literature of the civil service reform
controversy is made by Iowa Republi-
can paper, the Dubuque Times, which
AYERS that its editor "can name scores
of clerks in Washington City who have
for years refused to contribute to the
Republican campaign fund, but, on the
contrary, have contributed to the Dem
ocratlc fund, and they have not be9n-
discharged, and are not liable to b e dis
charged" The New York World fam
cies that Republicans as well as Demo-
Gratis, spoilsmen as well as refoTmerS,
will unite in the cry of Name Name /
and that when the Dubuque Times fails
to produce the names. the general reply
viii be that made in an evil hour by the
young passengers on the good ship Sairy
Jane to the Dock de Moses, ''Oid hoss,
methinks thou art blowing ~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-07-14

ALTHOUGHall of the five nominations
Composing the Democratic State ticket
are unexceptionabie and eminently fit
to have been made, we cannot refrain
from especially cougratulating the Dem
Ocracy of the State upon the nomination
for Judge of the Supreme Court Of so
clear-headed a man as Silas NJ. Clark
of Indiana comfy. In western Penn
sylvania, where lie is well known. there
is no diversion of opinion regarding his
exceptional qualifications for an able
discharge Of the high duties of the Office
for which he has been nominated. When
Chief Justice ShaTswoOd and Thomas
NJ. Marshall. the one an eminent iurist
and Democrat, and the other a dis
tmguished lawyer and a Republican,
and Doth, therefore, competent Judges.
because they know the man. cordially
approve Mr.. Clark's selection for the
place, any extended argument in his be-
half would be entirely superfuous.