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Speedy Retrlbution.
very reBpectIuIIy,
A. p. BUTLER,
Commissioner Of Agriculture.

Rock HILL, S. c., April 1.-This
afternoon about o'clock a colored boy
named Frank Elliot outraged tue little
six.year. old daughter of MIR. w. A. Ere
we'll, n farmer living three miles North
west of this place, infictiug severe inju-
ries. a few minutes after the commits.
sion of the horrible crime the child ran
from the barn where the brute had en- I.
ticed her and in egonizirg words told the
parents in her innocent way what had
happened. The child was cared for and
an immediate search was made for Eli.
OFT by tho father of the little girl. He
was captured aud brought to this place
by Mr.. Frcwell, tho father, who at once
turned the fiend over to Constable Il. g.
Bcckham The negro was taken into
Trial Justice Frewell's Office and at once
made free aud full confession, acknowl.
edging the deed and giving n description
of its accomplishment. The revolving
details Of the horrible crime soon spread
over the town and in short time the
entire population became greatly enrag.
ed and excited. Crowds gathered on the
streets and it at once became evident that
Frank Elliott had not long to live. The
officers fearing that harm would befall
the negro began to make preparations for
protecting him. About half.past 6
O'Clock the officers started with Elliott
to the guard bouse, but as they reached
the door an excited crowd overpowered
the guards and took possession of the
negro. They surrounded him and pur.
sued him off to grove on the outskirts
Of town, where he was hung to tree
just as the sun set.
At this writing the body still swings Il
the limb, bearing the following emphat
ic playeard: "Our daughters we viii
teet."-Special to the Columbia Regis
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Warning 10 the south.


WA-IINGIoH, April l.-Chicf Brooks,
of the secret service division Of the treas.
uty department -aii To your corrcsp0n-
ton OF counterfeit silver certificates
would shortly be attempted in the South.
Manufacturers Of the counterfeit $50
certificates had already prepared about
S3n0,ODo worth of the rtu!i and arrests
had been made by the secret service
agent. a, Memphis, Tennessee, and New
port and Louisville, Kentucky. IT would
bc safe, he said, for persons 10 refuse to
take certificates numbered either Is liG7
y or Il liS7 40 Y, as these were the
only two sets Of numbers used by the
Counterietcrs. On the back of the note
in the upper left hand corner the word
Certificate" was placed in a panel, and
here too defect was noticeable after
Ger the other letters were reversed and
in the penalty clause on the back taxes
are spelt ".aras." The general appear.
nnce Of the certificate, however, is such
ns 10 prove very deceptive even TO ex.
pcris, aud great care should be exercised
in handling those of the $40 denomina-
ton. The South offers a good field for
counterfeiters' operations, and the atten-
ton Of its citizens has been frequently
invited To this TACT
a II the colorcd military organizations
here turned out tonight TO receive Rep.
rescntative smalis and there WAS quite
large demonstration. The colured peo.
Pie have been untring in their efforts r
several days to raise funds to do Smals
honor. Representative Sinalls is an
honorary member of the Capital City
Guards Of Washington, and this orgsni
cation was the prime mover in the de-
m0n,tration-N, N,ms and Lnnricr.
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A Triple Hanging for a May Day.

GEEESvILLE, S. c., April Alfred
aud James Mccullough, who were con-
victcd on Saturday Of the murder Of
Ephraim Saxon on the 10Th of February
last, were sentenced by Judge Hudson 10
be hanged on The 10Th of May.
Riley Anderson, for the murder Of Lou
Griffith and her infant, va, sentenced
also to be hanged on the same day lie
wa. convicted ana sentenced to be hang.
90 at the March term, 1883 An appeal
WAS taken To the Supreme Court in lis
case and dismissed and he was remandpd
back % be rcsenicnccd AT this term #
Court. iii. crime was most cruel and
cOldbioodcd deed and several attempts
were made 10 lynch him, in consequence
Of which Sheriff Gilrca.h had 10 remove
him to the Anderson jail and once to
Abbcyiic.
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CAROLINA FACTORY GIRLS.

The Augusta correspondent OF the AT.
lanta Constitution writing about the recent
Convention Of Cotton Spinners, which
met in that city, gives the following
items concerning Col. H. p. Hammett,
of the Piedmont Manufacturing Compa.
ny, who was one Of the members of the
Convention:
Carolina girls are the best cotton fac.
tory operatives in the world" said Colo
mel Hammett, of the Piedmont mills.
1T is very seldom you find yankee girl
working in the mills. All through New
England you will find that the help is
Irish, German, or French. Canadian, but
ouf Carolina girls are not afraid to work,
and the first thing which strikes the ut.
tention of visiting business friends from
the North is the superior appearance of
my operatives. Tall, shapely, with we'll
poised heads and faces which would do
for moulds Of beauty, they are Gs lady
like at the hearth stone as they are prof.
cient at the loom. They are oil under
the salutary influence of home and
church relationship, and are q class OF
whom any nation should be proud" 1t
is eviden. that Colonel Iiammett is in
I, love with all nil girls-that Is In faith
erly sort Of a way. Some years ago Col.
anel Hammett was President of the
Greenville and Columbig road. One
Sunday morning he went into the hotel
z in Gfeenville, and beheld a young lady in
: an agony of tears. He was told that she
had Just received q telegram announcing
the fatal illness of her father, and cali.
Ing her home ct once. As it was against
the laws of South Carolina for railroad
B companies to do business on Sunday, tbs
young lady had no means of reaching
/. her father shat day. The story touched
\ Mr.. Hammetts heart, and he at ono,
& had an engine and coach prepared ane
3 sent the weeping daughter 10 her faith
q ere bedside. Subsequently the fathe
n recovered bnt the daughter died. Tn,
young lady was q frat cousin to Stat
Treasurer Speer. of Georgia. ~
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The County Republican Convention i:
Abbeville on last Saturday was quite an
animated affair. Guffin came up from
Charleston, where he holds an Office in
the Customhouse, to work for an Arthur
delegation to Columbia. The local sem
timent, however, was too strong for him,
and he was badly defeated, q delegation
of advocates for Blaine's nomination
being selected. In the confusion Of the
adjournment, difficulty arose in which
Guflin received bad bruise upon his
head, but accounts indicate that it is
not known who did it. AT any rate
Gufiin was defeated and then beaten, 80
that he went back to Charleston q wiecr,
If not better man. He learned the
lesson that merely because he was an
office.holder he could not control the
negroes of his County, by teaching him
which the Republicans of Abbeville
have shown little independence.
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TnE couSrY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

The Executive Committee Of the Dem
ocratic Party for Anderson County VIII
meet in the Office Of the lSTELLiGENcER
Oh Tuesday, the fifteenth day OF April
inst, at eleven O'Clock a. m, for the pur'
pose of calling County Convention TO
elect delegates to the state Convention,
and take such other action as mag he
deemed proper regarding the pending
canvass. Every member OF the Com
m;,tec is earnestly urged to be present
promptly, as this will perhaps be ihe
most important meeting in the campaign.
The following gentlemen compose the
Committee:
Anderson, G.. L. TolIy; Bel'o", NJ.
p. Trbble Broadway, ;. \. Pearman !;
Anderson Young Mems Club, L. n.
McCully; Brushy Creek, j. D. sitton !;
Honea Path, y. s. Mccullough Meals
Creek, l.. L. Campbell; Centerville, W.
4. McGill; pendlclon, J. G. S,rlbllng !;
Rock Mills, J. A. Todd; Hopewell, W.
a. Neal Hall, j. T.. Niece; East Sa-
vannah, b. a. Davis; West Savannah,
S. ii. Earle; Flat Rock, j. w. Norris /;
Martin, J. A. Drake; Bishops Branch,
Il. w. Simpson Bowling Green, Sllas
Kay; Piercetown, A. NJ. Guyton; Hun
ter's Spring, b. +. Crayton; Williams
ton, Ii. l. Epting Slabtown, J. Jami.
son; Dark Corner, G. G. Simpson; Sa-
luda, NJ. Is. Gaines; Fork No. /, w. H..
Sharp; Fork No. 2, G. n. G. Boleman /;
Sandy Springs, T. T.. Dickson.
f.. Is. MURRAY,
County Chai nan.
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The Rock Hill Herald saws:

- The Rock Hill Herald says: "On
Tuesday evening of last week, as Mr..
George Sledge, the engineer of the North
bound passenger train on the Chester and
Lenoir Railroad, was running between
Lowrysville and Met cConnellsville he saw
the cyclone rapidly approaching his
train. He Immediately pulled the throt.
tie of his engine wide open and race
began. The black funnel shaped cloud
is said to have kept within about fly
feet Of the hindmost coach for q consid.
erable distance. There was intense ex-
element on board the flying train as the
murky monster, rolling, pitching, seeth
ing, boiling, spread destruction in full
view of the passengers. Finally sharp
curve In the road threw the train out OF
the cyclones path, and In this way q
wreck was averted.
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Insurance License.
CoLUMBIA, S. G., April |, 1884

COLUMBIA, S. c., April /, 1884.
HEREBY certify that J. D. Maxwell,
IL Of Anderson. 8. c., Agent of the
Commercial Union Fire Insurance Compa
ny OF London, the Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Company, each In.
corporated by Great Britain and the Ger
man American Fire Insurance Company,
incorporated by the State of New York. has
complied with the requisitions of the Act
OF the General Assembly entitled "An Act
to regulate the Agencies of Insurance Com.
Panies not incorporated in the State of
south Carolina" and I hereby license the
said J. D. Maxwell, Agent aforesaid. to
take risks and transact all business of In
surance in this State, in the County of An
derson, for and in behalf Of said Compa-
nies.
Expires March 31st, 1885.
(Signed) w. L. STONEY.
Comptroller General.
April 10, 1854 80
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Insurance License.
COLUMBIA, 8. C.. Aprill 1873.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., April /, 1884.
IT HEREBY certify that "A. B. Towers, of
Il Anderson, s. c., Agent of the Ger
mania Fire Insurance Co. J.. the Citizens
Fire Insurance Co.. Hanover Fire Insu-
rance Co. Tne Continental Fire Insurance
Co.-all incorporated by the State of New
York and the Georgia Home Insurance
Co., incorporated by the State of Georgia,
has complied with the acquisitions of the
Act of the General Assembly entitled "An
Act to regulate the Agencies Of Insurance
Comranic; not Incorporated in the State of
South Carolina" and hereby license the
said A. B. Towers, Agent aforesaid, to take
risks and transact all business OF Insurance
IN this State, in the County of Anderson,
for and in behalf Of said Companies,
Expires March 3lst 1885.
(Signed) w. e. STONEY,
Comptroller General.
April 10, 1884 80
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Itis ania that tha cl. =,

- 1t Is said that the cl.e.'aut is fast
becoming o thing of the past, and a
pearance is fixed process of evolution.
It Gays: "The chestnut tree is going.
just as all trees of q spongy inferior fibre
must 20, before such stout close fibred
trees as tho oak. In prehistoric times
the earth was covered With rank, quick
growth that yielded, az the ages went on,
TO the .compacter and stonter, trees. It
is IN tho operation Of the same law that
tho chestnut is doomed"
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Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

TAECCTIEE UEFAKTNENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, s. c., April 1, 1884.
II CERTIFY that Mr.. J. II. Won Hasseln,
Il of Anderson &. H., S. e., Agent OF the
Phoenix Assurance Company, (Fire,) Of
London, incorporated by the State of Eng
land, has complied with the requsitions OF
the Act Of the General Assembly entitled
An Act to regulate the Agencies of Insu-
rance Companies not incorporated in the
State of South Carolina" and / hereby H.
cense the said Mr. j. II. Won Hasseln, Agent
aforesaid, to take risks and transact all bus
iness of Insurance in this State, in the
County Of Anderson, for and in behalf of
said Company. Expires March 3lst, 1885.
W. L. STONEY, Comptroller Gen.
April 10. 1884 80
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The old ticket of Tildcn and Hendricks
continues to gain strength before the
country. The boom for it is on the In
crease, and will be immense by the time
Of the meeting Of the Democratic Con-
venlion in Chicago. In fact, we believe
that nothing short of Mr.. Tiden's death
can prevent his nomination when the
Convention meets. If nominated under
such circumstances, he cannot refuse to
serve, and his election would be as sure
as things in the future ever are in poll
ticg,
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Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE COMPTROLLER GENERAL

COLUMBIA, 5. G., April !, 1851.
T CERTIFY that Mr.. J i. II. Won llasseln,
Il Of Anderson &. H., : G., Agent of tie
Merchants Fire Insurance Company, incor-
rorated by the State of New jersey, has
complied with the acquisitions of the Act
Of the General Assembly entitled IAN Act
10 regulate the Agencies of Insurance Com
panirs not incorporated in the State of
South Carolina. and hereby license the
said Mr.. J. II. Won Hasseln, Agent afore.
said. To take risks and transact all business
OF Insurance in this State. in the County OF
Anderson, for and in behalf of said Com :
pany. Expires March 3lst, 1855.
w. T.. STONET, Comptroller Gen.
April 10, 1884 80
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Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CONTROLLER GENERAL

OFFICE OF CONTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, S. C., April !. 1884.
t CERTIFY that Mr.. J. III. Won Hasseln,
l. of Anderson, $. c., Agent of The Scot
tish Union and National Insurance Com
pany, Incorporated by Great Britain, has
complied with the requisitions of the Act
Of the General Assembly entitled IAN Act
to regulate the Agencies Of Insurance Com
panies not Incorporated III the State Of
South Carolina and I hereby license the
said Mr.. J. III. Won IIasseln, Agent afOre-
said, 10 take risks and transact all business
Of Insurance III this State, in the County OF
Anderson, for and in behalf of said Com
pany. Expire. March 3lst, lSSj.
w. T.. STONEI, Comptroller Con.
April To- 1854 SO
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Insurance License.
FyECrTIvE DEPARTMENT,

TN EI|F TIN DEPARIHENT,
OFFICE OF CoMPTRoLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, S. G., April /, 1884.
4 CERTIFY that Mr.. J. H. Won Hasseln,
A. of Anderson c. H., s. c.. Agent of the
Rochester German Insurance Company in
corporated by the State Of New York, has
complied with the acquisitions of the Act
of the General Assembly entitled "An Act
to regulate the Agencies of Insurance Com
panies not incorporated in the State of
South Carolina" and ! hereby license the
said Mr.. J. II. Won Hasseln, Agent afore-
said. to take risks and transact all business
OF Insurance in this State in the County Of
Anderson, for and in behalf OF said Compa.
ny Expires March 3lst, 1885.
w. D.. STONEY, Comptroller Gen.
April 10, 1884 80
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Charles c. Langston VS.. Lucy J. Langston,
Cornelia Garreckt, ct al.-Complaint for
Foreclosure.
DURSUANT to an order of sale made
Il by his Honor Judge J. II. Hudson,
Presiding Judge. bearing date March 9th,
1884, will sell at public auction, at An
derson, s. c., on SALEDAY IN MAY
next, the mortgaged premises described in
the pleadings in above stated case. to wit {:
All that LOT or certain LOT OF LAND,
situate in the Southern portion of the City
of Anderson, containing two acres more or
less, bounded ON the North by lot of tn
late DR.. Q. r. Broyles, on the East by lot
of J. G. c. Featherston. McDuiile Street
intervening; on the South by the lot of the
late Daniel Brown, on the West by lot of
Mrs. Jane d. Sayre, Main St. intervening.
TERMS OF SALE-CasE. Purchaser to pay
extra for papers.
W. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
April 10, 1884 80
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The Orangeburg Times and Democrat
says: abraham Martin, colored, who
sold out here about IL year ago and emf.
grated to Arkansas, returned home on
last Monday night. lIo i. fully satisfied
with his experience, and expresses him.
self as being glad to get back to South
Carolina. Arkansas, he says, does not
flow with milk and honey rs represented
by interested railroad agents and land
spectators" The colorcd people who
are SO crazy to 60 to this new country
had better know something about it be-
fore they start. When they get there it
will be impossible for many Of them to
get back, and i, will then h, too late TO
realize their mistake. Thev VII! be w!.e
10 stay where they IRE un.Nl they hear
from those who have already gone there.
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The Blaine boom is something very in

The Blaine boom is something very in.
tercsting to the Republican politicians
i1iat now. lie has developed remarkable
strength for man who is not candi-
date, and things noT stem TO point
strongly to his nomination. lie is rep.
resentatiyc Of the Garfield sentiment Of
the party, and is to day the strongest
man in the Union with the masses OF the
Republican party. His nomination in
the first Chicago Convention is not at all
improbable.
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Insurance License.
EcUTIvE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERA

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, 5. c., April /, 1885.
7 CERTIFY that Mr. J. II. Won Hasseln,
Il of Anderson, s. G., Agent Of the Con-
nccticut Fire Insurance Company, incorpo
rated by the State OF Connecticut. has com-
piled with tho acquisitions CT the Act of
the General Assembly entitled IAN Act to
regulate the Agencies Of Insurance Compa-
nies not incorporated in the State of South
Carolina and I hereby license the said
Mr.. }. III. Won Hasseln, Agent aforesaid to
surance in this State, in tho County Of An
derson, for and in behalf Of said Company.
Expires March 3lst, 1855.
w. L. STONEY, Comptroller Gen.
April 10, 1884 80
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THE LADIES' Bazaar!
April 10, 1854

= The people Of Oconee County are
now provided with storm pits and feel
more comfortable. The proprietor Of the
keowee Iio'"l is engaged in preparing
one large enough for the accommodation
Of his guests
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= This season the pack Of hounds
owned by Sheriff Riley and Mallory
Brown ia Basnwell County have caught
sixty odd foxes. !.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
AHnFpeoN CourTv

o1AfH OV DOO1" OANOILINAI
ANDERSON County.
DY virtue of on Execution to me direct
I'D ed, will expose to sale on the First
Monday in May, A. d. 1884, at Anderson
Court House, South Carolina, the follow
ing property, to wit:
All the Right Of Way, Title and Interest
that the Atlantic & French Broad Valley
Railroad Company had to tho Right Of
Way through Anderson County, s. c.,
commenci. & at the Abbeville line and run.
ming by the wey of Bolton, then to the
Picxens line in said County. Levied on as
the property Of the Atlantic and French
Broad Valley Railroad Company, in favor
of Elizabeth Major.
TKEMs oy SALE-C sh. Purchaser to
pay extra for necessary papers
JAMES H. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff OF Anderson County.
April 10, 1884 80
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April 10. 1884

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
AN All persons having demands against
the Estate of Mrs. Eliza Neal, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them,
properly proven, to the undersigned within
the time prescribed by law, and those in
debted to make payment.
SAVANNAH l.. NEAL, Adm'x.
April TO- 1854 80 81
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DERSONS wanting some of my Fine
IL Melon Seed can leave orders at Wat
son & Sons Store, o: address me at Denver
s. c.
Price, 2Oc. per oz-$2.OO per ID.
JOE H. BOWDEN.
April TO- 1884 50 10
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The people Of Greenyille have been
taking keen interest in railroad mat.
ters since the war, and much of the pro.
gress and prosperity of their city has
been derived from their enterprise, and
sagacity in securing the Air Line Rail.
road. They have now about secured the
completion Of a connection with the
Georgia Central Road over the line OF
the Greenville & Laurcns road which is
being rapidly constructed. In addition
to this, they are enthusiastic over new
line proposed over the mountains. This
has been thought impracticsble hereto
fore, but our plucky neighbors have EN-.
ployed Capt. Kirk to survey line across
the Blue Ridge, and the Greenville Ncm'
gives the following as lbe resn!: cl the
trial line: "The engineer reported that
he had found & practicable and easy
route through Langford's Gap, the worst
grade of which will he 10 feet to the
mile His whole report was very en-
couraging, and showed that road can
be built with comparative cheapness and
rapdity which will be admirably adap'
ted for heavy freight traffic. There was
some discussion about various plans and
routes, and it WAS at last decided TO in.
struct Capt. Kirk to go ahead with his
trial lines and find the caSicst way in the
mountain division, the general sentiment
being that there will be no difficulty at
all in finding route after the bottoms
are reached. Under these Instructions
Capt. Kirk will go ahead. lie can not
tell yet when he will be ready to report
on tho best way down the mountains, but
it will probably be within the next six
weeks" II rs favorable line down the
mountain as that up can bo found, it is
by no means improbable that Greenville
may yet get railroad over the noun.
tains. Other communities which are
hesitating about pushing forward the
building Of railroads would do well TO
profit by the success which ha, attended
GreenvilIc's enterprise, and hasten the
completion of their contemplated rail
road lines.
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A LII persons are hereby warned not to
IN hire OF harbor John Glenn, colored,
who is under contract with me to work
this year. Persons disrcgarding this notice
will be prosecuted.
W. T. CHAMBLEE..
April 10, 1883 80 1a y
~ o. r. c, D... -.
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LUMBER, LUMBER.

IT KEEP constantly on land the finest
= lot OF LUMBER, which am SELL
ing at the lowest rates. Orders promptly
filled. Call and see me at the Blue Ridge
Yard if you want any kind Of Lumber.
p. +. KING.
April TO- 1884 80
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For judue of Probate.

The friends of T. c. LIGON respectfully an
nounce him rs candidate for reelection to the
Office of Judge OF Probate far Anderson ounty y,
Ihe n:zt eiretion-subjeci to the action OF the
Democratic party.