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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-29
THE TWO CANDIDATES..
B;nins's Trip Through New Sork-Clev
lands Day In the Empire State,

B;ains's Trip Through New York cieve.
lands Day In the Empire State,
BINGHAM, Oct. os.-.A special train bear
in, Mr.. Blaine and party left Elmira
promptly at0 o'clock. The first stop was at
Waverly, where there was large gather
ing for SO early IN hour. Mr.. Blaine
spoke briefly upon the illustration afford
e by the State Of New York Of the bent.
fits OF the protective tariff. It was raining
when the train REACHED Owego, but there
was very large meeting ut the depot, Mr.
Blaine stepped out on flat car prepared
for the o"rasion and was received with the
usual enthusiastic manner.
BlyGuAMToN, n. u, Oct. oS-At Birg-
hamton the crowd and enthusiasm was
immense. afr. ElainG in his speech paid
Il tribute to the memory Of James pickin.
sou as patriot, which evoked great ap-
plause.
Az >usquehanna, where the principal
shops OF the Eric road are located, there
WIS great crowd, composed largely Of
workingmen. Mr.. Blaine spoke briefly OF
N" benefits Snf the protective policy and
American Iaborer.
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STEUDESNLLE,
Highway Isobbrry-A nf,,3 Store Closed by
.-It.a s.-' Sho Sh = ifr 1.s.Erg go

Highway Eobbery-A pr,3 Store Closed by
ri f4y-5l tho Sheriff. aEFE
R. ?, Likes drug store was closed YES.
terdAy morning on an execution issued
from Harrison county;sins iavor OF Jesse
Warner, for 500. - ~ ~,
The highway robbery Of William Dough-
erty, dry goods merchant, on Friday night
last, was followed on Saturday by the ar.
rest OF George Burke, who has served two
tertas In the penitentiary. Circunstantial
evidence WIS strong against Burke, he
haying been seen near the robbery, and
lateyWith gold watch answering the de-
scripEon Of the one stolen, which was a
S2O1one, valued especially as q present.
Yesterday morning R,>ss AIossgroye, a
glass blower. was arrested, and the watch
found on his person. He admits that he
got the watch from Burke, paying him $40
for it. At the hearing before the Mayor
In the afternoon Mr. aDougherty identified
his property, and Burke Us the man who
garroted him. Mossgrove testified to pur.
chasing tho watch. The prisoner was
sent to jail under $500 bond, A[osssroye
being held IS a witness, - 4
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T1tE .:oANNoS nALL"L1SE.
Prospects OF the straight Gu. From Here TO
+, 49, ra1ft Chicuyu, Frt 1--t.

prospects OF the strnieht Cut From Here I o
49, Chicago. -1:.
Mr. 4. B, Paul, managing director Of the
Coshocton, NJ. Vernon K Wheeling rail-
road, was in the city on business con-
nected with the road yesterday. He says
the sanction by the people Of the PROPOSE
ton that, Ohio county shall subscribe
sl50,0O0 10 the capital stock of the COM
pany, given at the recent election, has al
ready had q pc, ceptiblej effect upon the
people along the line as weit Us upon east
ern capitalists, giving them new conf
Nencc in :he project and new interest in
the el'' lprise. n
I &C Bo4rdot Directors met at Cos,octon
NJ 'nday evening, and arraag i for the
compleution of the surveys OF the road
from Wheeling to Marion, Ohio, where it
merges into another road already in opera
ton: ThGvote on the loan here settled
the location of the road ut this end. 1t
Will cross the river at the north end of
the city, follow the survey OF the W. & l.,
Z. road eleven miles west OF the river,
and thence continue westward in practi-
cally straight line for Chicago.
The company which proposes to build
q bridge across the river. here is in good
shape. and promises 10 he.in the work Of
construction early In, the coming year.
Besides the Cannon Balr' line, the
Wheeling { Lake Eric road from Toledo and
the Valley road fromsC Cleveland will come
INTO the city over the same track and
bridge. The Valley road is already COM
pleted from Cleveland to Zoar, Ohio,
where it intersects the Wheeling < Lake
Erie road. The latter road is nov com
pleted to sherrardsville, about forty miles
from this city, and will be pushed on vet
this season to Bowerston, about two miles
this side OF ita present terminus.
Probably by the time the bridge here is
finished, ii commenced at once and push.
ed rapidly to completion, the c., Mt. v. &
W, w. L L. i. and Valley roads will all
three he in operation TO Martins Ferry.
This will be an important railroad system
for the city, and with the c., L. 4 ". will
place all eastern and central Ohio at her
door. 7 "
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An Editor Who Killed n lawyer,

ATLASTA, GA, Oct 22ss.-Verys meagre
particulars have been received here Of
the tragedy at Dawson, in which George
". Cheves, editor Of the Dawson Journal,
shot and instantly killed Colonel TsH.
Pickett, Of the Dawson bur. Both were
prominent in Southern Georsin, and were
well known throughout the State. 1t is
known that the killing grew out Of u pri-
vate grievance, the PARTICULARS OF which
were probably deve,opod ut q preliminary
trial, held at Dawson Yesterday, the result
Of which has not yet reached here.
Cheves is said to have been under the in
auence OF liquor Mt the time Of the killing.
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NDIANA'S VOTE.
The Iadlcat!sns OF the Pail Are That blaine
VIII HIVE Ia, 900 Plurality, -

The Indlcat!sns OF the Poll Are That blaine
VIII Have 10000 Plurality.
= IxDIASArolIs, Oct. 2s.-The Republic
cans have completed their third and final
poll of.this state, aud it shows 4 Repubti-
can plurality of lo,s4O. The poll indicates
that the Prohibition vote, the uncertainty
Of which has been feared more than any
other one feature Of the campaign. will
not exceed ! 800 OIL the electoral ticket,
but to allow u good margin.it is estimated
that it will aggregate $780, The vote for
Butler il reported, at: less than 10, 600,
while in 1880 there were over Il, 600 Green
back votes. John G. New, chairman. OF
the Republican State Committee, seems 10
have great confidence in tie saceuEaGy OF
the poll, and, says with much positiveness
that blaine's plurality will not fall below
10000. In betting the odisar slightly in
favor OF Blaine, but up to the present
time few wagers have been made. .5',s,-3 d
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WR1GHT'S WRONG
The Suicide OF n Lewis County Young Man
~! !. variict OF the Jury. 4

The Suicide OF n Lewis County Young Man
Verdict OF the Jury.
Correspondence Of lat lnid.i0enor. = E
y WESTON, Oct. 2S.-Considerablc excite
ment was caused here to-day by the state
ment that q young man named Wright, Of
Freeman's creek, had hung himself on
Sunday afternoon. Coroner Wotlindin
repaired to the scene Monday evening,
and summoned jury. After . full in
'vestigation the jury rendered a.vcrdict 10
the effect that he hung himself, and that
Eo one was in any way to blame. 1t tran
spired, from the testimony that the unior-
tunate young man was subject to spells Of
mental arrangement, and that he com.
mitted the deed while in that state. He
was a young man Of good habits, and was
liked in the ueighborhood. 5a'l,
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NEW YOHK', PROGRESS
Under the Protective rnrlr-Blnine.s Spee
ut BIurltamtou.

. p
Under the Protective Tariff Blnine's Spee oh
ut BInsltamton.
PoRr JEEvls, Oct. 22S.-Following is Mr..
Baine's speech at Birshamton:
~ am sure that no man who loves the
American Union can ever visit the city OF
Binghampton without IN honorable re-
membrance OF Daniel s. Dickinson
[cheersl, and no man who was
contemporary with the great piyil
struggle which involved the fate
of American nationality can ever forget
the strength, encouragement and the en-
thusiasm which he brought to the loyal
cause when he forsook his party for his
country, great chcering,1 not precisely
in the same phase. but involving like
issues, is the contest, in which we arc en-
eagel to-day. For as we then confronted
the South arrayed in war against the
Onion, so we confront it now III Al ut
tempt by great combination to seize the
Government -of the United States and
control it by the same who rebelled
agai Ist it. - BEr. Fz9r.'
-"A AS atsASctt 1 ftitt ~ thstt IeFS httt{ NOW
IS that that combination will be absolute
ly Ineffective, unless aided by the vote O:
sew York, and am sure that the county
Of Broome and the Valley of the susque.
hanna will enter IN indignant protest
against the Empire State being taken out
of the great Gordon OF free States, always
loyal to the Union, to be joined with the
States OF she-solidifed South. [Cries OF
YOU are right and cheers. 1
This il not a mere question Of senti.
nent; it is not mere question OF patriot
ism, it is question OF material interests.
RE triumph Of the South in this contcs.
would mean the triumph OF tree trade and
the destruction OF the protective system
In the whole history OF that marvel,
ous prosperity which tias made New
York the most populous :, and most
wealthy state OF the Union you have never
made any progress comparable to that
which you hare mldc since 1851. When
Buchanan, the last Democratic President,
went out OF office, the wealth OF New York
was eighteen hundred millions OF dollars
as shown 6y the national census.
Twenty years later under cnntinu
GUS protective tari;F, the enactment
OF which was the first work OF the Repub-
lican party after it gained power, your
progress was SO rapid that your wealth
had advanced from eighteen hundred
millions to six thousand three hundred
millions rs shown by the census Of 1880
[Cheers.
) NEw YoRx, Oct. oS--Ifr. Blaine arrived
at the Fifth Avenue hotel tonight, where
Mr.. Elkins and Senator Hale and Mr..
Blaine's wife and daughter were awaitin.
him. It is six weeks since Mr.. Blaine Lett
Augusta. In that lime he has travelled
by ruil more than 5000 miles,
and has made from ten to twenty-nine
speeches per day. lie is in excellent
health and spirits, better than when he
started, The run from Elmira to-day,
s1e miles. was one Of the longest made in
any one day.
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KNOCKED OUT
BY the Supreme Court Of the State
ofOhio.
The Scott Liquor Law Declared to
be Unconstitutional.
How the Verdict Was Received by
the People.
The Liquor Men About Equally
Divided on the Matter.
The Republicans Claim. the Decis-
-',e ion Will Help Them.

The Supreme Court OF Ohio yesterday;
two Judges dissenting and three asserting,
declared the famous Scott liquor law un-
constitutional. The decision has created
u great sensation in the State among the
Political parties, but more especial y
among the liquor men. It's effect will piob-
ably be to increase the Republican ma
jority in Ohio in November.
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Ground to .Ata,,,x

'FEr1H D'ptl6h I" ne 7nlclllDencfr ---|- \
fLENtSGroS, W. Va, Oct. eS.-Ellis
Hawkins. u farmer who lived with his
family near Remington, Taylor county,
was run down and ground to powder at
this place early this morning. 1t is SUI
p 'sed that he was under the Influence tf
liquor. His remains were scattered along
the track for several hundred yards, por-
tons OF his brains attaching to the rails.
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~ attn
JUDGE BRANN0N.
He Condemns the Tariff, Especial.
" on Steel Rails.
Evidence ofHis Expression Not to
s@ be Disputed,
Which Shows His Violent Free
Trade Leanings.
His Dolefnl, Discsnsolate Speech
in Tyler County.
Thu Ioct Ep;r, Tl,nn., lvo,,J
The Jack.Knife Theory Worked
Oh a LlstleSs Audience.

c'rTetpon'!enrs Of The [a!s!!iGasas-.
WESTON, W. Va, Oct oS.-The follow
Ing statement is made by an ex.Alayor Of
Weston; During the construction Of IL e
Weston 4 Clarksburg railroad heard ex-
Judge John Brannon say TINT III it ", re
MT for the ID taritf the Company
c'uld buy steel rails as cheap or cheaper
than theyno% pay for the iron rails. 1t
is operating against the business interests
OF the country" (signed)
InHS II. ToDD.
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JERSEY CRY, Oct. es.-George Mcyee.
try was arrested last night for the MUIR
deruth his wife, Ellen, who died yesterday
from the effects Of burns, ut first supposed
.to+have been cansed by the accidental ex-
:plosion OF all oiecan from which she was
7puring kerosenerupon-n"tightcd fire Sun
day. but i. is now thoughtthat he poured
oil over her and then set her clothes on
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WHILE John Bratmon was Il member OF
the Senate Of old Virginia more than six
millions were appropriated, and, though
llu lived in Lewis county, he never raised
his voice in favor Of fair play for that part
OF the State which lay west OF the Alleghe-
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JUDGE BRASNoS, by tongue and pen,
defended the olious supplemental assess
mlut e,lict. Yet it happens that his fam
of thousand acres, lying within six miles
Of Weston, was valued at buts3 per aero
cheap at so, US We are informed. The
Judge was thinking OF other mems taxes,
not his own.
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WHENEVER Judge Brannon has wanted
oiiice-which has been often, and failed
to get it, which has been nearly as often
he has denounced his party as being cor
rupt and open to the highest bidder. He
had j good deal of this sort to say when
johnson \. Camden was elected to the
Senate, and left the Lewis statesman Ia
mentinr.
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Why is 1t that John Brannon has the
cordial enmity OF the influential Demo-
Gratis Of his own county? Why is it that
he is not on speaking terms with more
than dozen Of them? Possibly they
dpn'tiullv appreciate his desire to blossom
into 4 Statesman.
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

From indications every eoal pit on the
Monensahela and foughiousheny rivers
will be in operation before the close OF tho
week at two and u hall centa per bushel
for mining in the first three pools aud two
cents in the iourth. .,,F4y.33;, ,,F4.3,3Si5 3
! Six members Of the Salvation Army
sent to the penitentiary from the
police court Nt Syracuse, N,Y,, for yiola-
tion OF the city ordinance last night, were
released under decision oi Judge Ken
nedy, that the conviction was illegal The
Common Council has passed a new. orli-
nance since the Judges ruling.
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JUDGs .BRASNoS isn't satisfied with the
present tariff. 1t makes him pay too
much for "the necessaries Of life" which
the working millions in this country pro-
duce. He wants the tariff put on ''the
Injuries of liie"-which the millions Of
other countries produce. He would carve
ont a proper tariff with his little jack
knife and round of the rough edges with
4 buzz.saw. ~
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Hugh McCulloch was born in Kenne-
bunk, Maine; in 1874 he entered Bow
tioin College, but left in his sophomore
year, on account OF his health. Atterward
he studied law, and on being admitted to
practice, removed to Fort Wayne, Ind, in
1855 In 1885 he was chosen Cashier Of
the Branch OF t State Bank OF Indiana,
and US such, and also US a Director, he
was connected with 1t until 1857. In that
year he was elected President OF the State
Bank, in which position he con-
tinued until 1868. In this year
(1s63) he was appointed, from
Indiana, by President Lincoln, Comp
troller OF the Treasury, which Bureau lie
organized and put into successful opera
ton, In March. 1865, he was appointed
Secretary OF the Treasury, succeeding
William Pitt Fessenden. In General
Grunt's first cabinet he was succeeded by
George S. Boutwell,, Of Massachusetts.
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ES Wheeling Judge Brapnon takes u
social glass with his friendsaud talksa little
politics At his own home about the only
active support he gets comes from pre-
hibition newspaper, in which he is be-
lryed to be Il stockholder. The accom-
plished Judge seems to mix his principles.
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WHEN considerable part OF West
Virginia was swept by the flood the
offerings OF warm-hearted men and women
poured in from every direction. We are
informed that Judge Brannon's heart
warmed one dollars worth. General Got,'
gave 500, and was the first to ask Con-
srcss to appropriate half a million. Now
the flood is going to sweep Judge Brannon
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Charles j. Faulkner Dying.

'FcF7uF HTeP1ltH TITHc IWtlIJe Lrr. ------
MARrtSsnrRG, Oct. 2s.-Hon. Charl, $
James Faulkner is lying at his home ut
the point of death. His physicians say
that it is possible that he may live another
day, but that il is hardly probable.
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TIE farmers OF Gilmer and Bra1ton have
their own grievance against Judge Brazil
non. They remember the part he took in
Il scheme Of foreign spectators to oust
them from land they had occupied for
sixty years, upon which they had built
homes and churches, and located ccme-
teries in which the bones Of their loved
ones we're lying. The farmers OF Gilmer
and Braxton will not forget Judge Bran
non OIL election day. 5f.i5a 1t'.5s
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THE COURTS OPINION.
Thre<judses Affirm the unronstitutionnlity
l.tis ottt,e Scott Liquor Law. - --------l'

Thrc<JudScs Affirm tho unronstitutionulity
otthe Scott Liquor Inv. = ------7'
COLUMBUS, O.. Oct: 2s.-Thc Supreme
Court, three judges affirming and two dis
senting, to-day declared the Scott liquor
tax law unconstitutional. The decisions
on several pending cases were all to this
effect. The majority Of the court holds
the lein clause OF the law is u license law,
and therefore the whole act is void. No
opinion is expressed as to whether the law
is void rs tax or license law.
The decision stripped Of verbiage de-
cIares the entire law unconstitutional and
will not only do away with the collection
OF the tax this year only, n small portion
of which has been paid, but will make it
necessary for all corporations to pay back
ehe amount which was collected under the
law last year, together with interest. It
will bankrupt nearly all the cities in the
State, as leyies for the year were made on
the supposition that the law was constitu-
tional and would bring into the treasury
oithe. counties and cities stipulated
amount OF money. 5a5.s,}i
: 1na Columbus, for example. between
forty.fve and fifty thousand dollars were
realized nom the tax last year and none
OF the amount has been paid this year,
consequently the departments are behind
in the payment OF saiaries two and three
months. Other cities OF the State arc in
u similar situation. The great question
with the county and municipal au.hori-
ties is, how will We secure immediate re-
lief from the embarrassing situation, the
Legislature notbeiny in session to grant
authority. yJE5 5sst3 q
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DESIRING to be United States Senator.
aud wanting to make himself solid with
the members from the Thinl District,
Judge lIrnnnon helped on the scheme to
move the state Capital to Charleston.
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GOtf MT Hama

sptc'el Dt'pahh 10 The ielsiiiytucer
CLARSsprAs, o. 2s.--General Goe
spoke to au immense audience at the
W'swam in this city tonight. Harrison
county is aroused III his behalf. -
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct as.-Count Carl
Lewenhaupt, the Swedish Minister to the
United States, to-day presented his letter
Of recall to the President. The customary
addresses were exchanged,
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TnS Fourteenth amendment may be "a
prahihition OF the rights Of the States"
Judge Bnnnou, but after mature edelibera-
,iDu we think it will have to stand.
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lFrdH MeCuL'9cH is an experienced
anaurcr. lie was the lust Of President
l.incoin's Secretaries OF the Treasury.
President Arthur has done well to recall
him to the public service. a
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CHANGE TIE CABINET.
Hugh McCulloch Succeeds Secretary Of fthn
Treasury Gresham. a.

WASHINGTON, Oct. eS.-The President
ato o'clock to-day accepted the res'gna-
ton OF Secretary Gresham, aud has ap-
pointed Hon. Hugh McCulloch, Of New
York, to succeed him. The resignation OF
Secretary Gresham was rendered in order
that he might be appointed to I'LL the
vacancy which is soon to occur on the
United States Circuit Court bench by the
resignation OF Judge Drummond.
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How It Looks mt steubenv,ils.

Sptcidl DLklN'cls 70 tht lnltl!lVelLer. n, n n
SrEun.Sy-LLE, O., Oct. es.-The de-
cision on the Scott law caused great sur
prise in this city, but Democratic attor-
neys endorse the decision while the
Republican lawyerstake an opposite view.
The saloon keepers spoken to oppose the
decision, being satisfied with the present
law. This, county will have to pay buck
81, 900 of which $4,000 will be from the
city with interest. II the tux is levied it
will take a levy OF 81 mills The Gn:ette,
Democrat, regrets the decision, while the
Herald, Republican, regards it as infamous.
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ots7to 8, haze decided to persist in their
refusal to pay the Tux assessed by the Gov.
eirnment for the extra police service. Con.
SIDERABLE excitement prevails there, and
II Is expected certain members Of the cor
poration will be arrested. 305.. nm
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Z. \ Gond rn...x r.r Blaine.

Specinl Dispatch to the Intali1encr.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. .s.-The decision
will temporarily bankrupt many towns in
State and will give Blaine largely in
creased majority over the October vote,
some think 10, 600 to $4,000. ..
COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.
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An Axl. Gr.,.. work. pnr,,v ,,urn.,

JERSEY Cry, Oct. aS-The works OF the
Frazier Axle Grease Company were dam
aged to the extent Of $4,000 BY fire this
morning. Thirty hands are thrown out OF
work, IA. - -. ''''
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WILL NOT WORK

The jobswill not work, and the Ger
mans as well as the liquor dealers who are
now free will vote with the Republicans.
Had the decision been rendered a
month ago it might have had considerable
political eitectabut none is anticipated at
this stage of the campaivn.
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4 LONG FgLT WANT,

. o. H q
sIiyou waptyour interests protected you
want to send lid to Congress and you will
have DEMOCRATIC Congressman, II you
do not want a. Democratic Congressman
send Geuesal Coil, iii YOU send inc you
will not have 4 man who will build up
monopoly and tax youior the purpose, !
standswith IN abiding faith on the Demo
cratic platform committed as it is to the
adequate protection of every interest in
the land. /. have anGabidius faith that
Grover Cleveland will he. elected, 1t Is
not the same kind Of IL feeling that ! had
in "a, it is stronger, more enduring. ri
The Judge concluded one OF his most
respondent speechesin 4 most depressing
vein. Tyler county is not conducive to
Democratic huoyaucy. c.s.H. !.