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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ELECTION.

The rert election for city connollmen
will be IN April. BY tho recent changes,
tle tour wards have been ~ divided as TO
make SIX. As none Of the present board
hold over we viii be asked 10 elect twelve
members 90 compose tho new city govern
men,. At preseLt We know OF no one Who
In Offering his iyices. The place Is not
one that is generally desired. but II 70 AZ
all important matter that we should have
able men In our councils men who have
such an interest Ia the welfare OF
tho city that they will not be swayed ~
petty jealousies or selfish interest.
We have In each ward men who could
be Of service TO the city II they would only
allow their names to be used. We know
the answer usually given when such men
arc solicited TO become candidates IS TIA
there is no honor in the oflice, aud OF course
| no nay. This 10 true, but the interest and
xsliare of the city 1. the interest OF every
u,iness man living within it, limits.
Then would II not DO well for the sub,thn-
tiAl men ~ each ward TO meet aud settle
upon candidates and representatives OF the
/ wards anu see tnht hNiy htc clsO'eu' w
are Mt II period OF our existence when some
good laws would be OF Immense advantages
and the lack OF wholesome ordinances will
do much TO rstard our growth.
Every dollar spen. In Improvements adds
two dollars to the value oil city
property, provided that such improve
ments are properly made. The best critic
risn to follow In selecting good material for
aldormanic positions is to get men who are
progressive, and who have shown them
selves able and careful in their own bust
ness. Such men will not be hunting ih'
office, you may bo sure, but will have to b.
brought out by the people who want goo'
government.
You seldom see tho best men at the poll
working for their candidate, but in thl
there would be change II men whose live
have been success were placed in tn
front.
Let us then have candidates whose meri
will bring out the vote, not men who Cal
control votes by dirty work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01
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KNIGHTS TE1iplAR.

speoial conyocaton OF Dallas com
manJery No. G, Knights Tomplar, was held
Ast night. The convocation was caiieo
nstensibly for work in the templar order'
out the special feature OF 1t was the pre-
sentation TO Right Eminent Grand Com
mander John q. Mccoy, on behalf OF ,ne
Sir knights of Dallas comniandery, OF
beautiful templar passion cross, EN- blemauc
Of the order. The presentation was
made by Past Grand Commander T.. u
flower, on behalf of the com mancery, III
A few well chosen and ieC!lng remafst'
expressive Of the high esteem IN when or
Knight Mccoy was held by his fellow
Knights. The Grand Commander, ihougn
AIKEN by furpIise, and being too the Vlclim
Ut slight pracic joke in cor n'o,ioh wi'n
the presentatio on, accepted the token III +
leat speech Col. Mccoy was instrument
al In the organization Of the first Masonic
bodies in Dallas, and has received the
highest honors In all, and tine Jewei pre-
sented him last night by his Fsaters was
made by them in appreciation OF has lie
Iong zeal and services as Templar, MOI
only constant in his care for the succe, !
and welfare OF the order but as exempli'
lying by his life the grand preceptsin a.
order foundt upon the christian religion
and the pra, lice of the christian virtues.
OFFICIAL vIsiTATIoNs.
Col. Mccoy leaves this morning by the
south bound train on his official tour o.
visitation TO the commanders composing
the grand jul isdiction OF Texas. His visi-
tations will be as follows:
Corsicana. on Friday. February lst, 1884
Bryan, on Saturday, February I'd.
Brenhsm, on Monday, February 4th.
Austin, on Wednesday, February 9Th,
San Antonio, on Friday, February Sth'
Gonzales, on Monday. February llth.
Palestine, on Thursday, February l4lh.
sherman, on Wednes day, February Goth
| Dallas, on Friday, February 22d.
Cleburne. on Monday. February 25th.
Waco, on Wednesday, February 9th.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01
LOCAL LITERATURE.
A Hubbub In Legal Circles, aud Con-
tisgent Complications.
A Pleasant Episode iu the Commsndery
The Library.
Other Matters Local In Mature
ILLEGAL COURTS.

There was considerable talk yesterday on
the streets, aud particularly hfouhu we
Courthouse, In n ference 10 decision OF the
court of appeals recently made, when ue'
oides that the terms OF the county court
rs fled and established by the commas
sioners court OF the several counties, Slice
the adoption Of the late amendments 10 tpe
slate constitution, are VOID; that the com
m issioDers courts In the absence OF le"isla.
tive action had no authority TO TX anu
determine the terms OF county courts, ana
only the four terms prov ded Tor IN inc
Amendment 10 the constitution are
legal. This question was pretty geneisilv
discussed last TALL throughout tue stsr'
aud II was the opinion OF most lawyers tnAt
under the peculiar phias, oloey ., .ns
amendment referred to II was competeo.
for com missioners' courts to designate anu
liz terms OF county courts otner than those
am braced In the amendment. Ihiswub 'ne
opinion OF the attorney genera VINO
Was consulted In the matter. Judge buike
and the county commissioners OF this co"n'
" appointed n committee OF the bar mere 70
investigate the matter, ana they upan'
mously agreed that additional terms comic
be made without Legislative action. Inc
court then proceeded 10 liz iour more
terms. and all Thought tue question ueh-
nitely settled until yesterday. Nearly MI
of the business OF the county court Tor the
past two months has been done curing
one OF the terms hxed py
the commissioners court ana 1t
dec sion be correct, then everything
done il null and void. Judge Burke wrote
"wednesday 10 Judge Hunt ana asked MN
20 telegraph him u the d cision went
80 far as reported. Up TO this time he mas
heard nothing from him. We learn thai
nearly every county court In the state were
being held as ours. and that they al sen
orally suspended SO soon as the DECISION
vas made known. II Is feared that mucn
trouble and many legal complications VIII
arise especially in probate anu ci.i' mn I'M
,ition TO avoid mach OF this BY granting
new trials, and arresting judgments as
next Saturday is the day bet aside Tor
notions in all cases tried during the term.
Il has caused considerable comment IN
nave 6een tried and CONVICTIONS terved
turing this term
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01
A CONFIDENCE VICTIM.

W., Vaughn, young mar, while trav'
cling from Denison to Dallas on yesterday
mornings south-bound train over the
led out OF 500 dollars by confidence msp,
whe played the old express charges foI
goods on him. He gave his name as Stu
art and stated that he was a merchant a!
Victoria, having first learned that
Vaughn lived near that place.
ON the arrival Of the train
hero the confidence mans pal, In the guie'
Of an express agent, put IN an appearance
and informed him that his merchandise
bound for Victoria had been stopped here
because the amount due on II had not been
paid. 1t was hut a repetition OF the old
racket. He asked Vaughn to loan him
SOLO on a bond OF the Butte City. Mon
tsps, gold and silver mining company
which he did. The sharps got og the trair
ostensibly to look after the matter and tina,
is the last he saw OF them. He notified
N arshal Arnold and gave him descrip
ton OF the men.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01
PERSONAL.

w. J. Collister. Of st. Louis, 10 registered
1t the Windsor.
DIR E. II. Ayres. physician and surgeon,
of Waxsnachie, has located In this city.
CAPTAIN G. q. Worms. correspondent ol
the Chicago Free Press. 10 ct the Windsor
Captsin j. ]. Mallord. OF Rusk, 10 In the
citv visiting the family OF his .bro;her.in'
law, Judge Buriord.
M. A. Densmore. agent Of vsne, Cal
vert a Co, 81. Louis, was In the city yes
terdsy and paid the HERALp call.
At the st. George: II Youne, Terrell; J
K MiiIepder, Texas, y o McMintu, Mckin
nev:J Il NJ Yates, Grapevine; II Wake
6ejd. Wsketcn; w p Albert. Seneca, Mo; L
! Donald, L.wisville; Thomas Cbsrlier
reras: A l. Simpson, John Fitzpatrick
Ricbardson; c q Lonsmire, Farmersvilie; l
Moore. r 4 r II X; j Z Ware, Colorado; ]
a Rrosn, Texas; 20 Law. Detroit; N A
Reeves. Wise comfy; r p Riley, Chicago
q u sjmkips, Corsicans; A T HUI, kins,on
4 10: X N Hutch nson. Ksu'ma y
vsssev. X sufmao: r q Fnzsera Texss
4, w Oeiesbv. Plano; Mrs Tom Wilson, Ter
ELI. nj A Reeves. Aivord: r ID Hal, O "
Bullet, Louisville, Ky; Il Il Laron, Ennis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01
PUBLIC LIBRARY BENEFIT.

The committee appointed by the prcs'.
ident OF the Public Library association at
its last meeting. to act in reference to pro-
viding material and rooms for IN enter
taipms mt for the benefit OF the Dallas Pub.
lie ibrary, report that..the services OF Pfois;;
Frees and Cap well ars generously .ndertd
la the direction Of grand muslc,le, ano
oI Miss Lena Arwine a. d others as elocu-
tiones The opers house has been engaged
for the occasion and the time will be an
nounced IN a few days. Miss Arwine is a
graduate OF the school of elocution at
Louisville, Kentucky and comes highly rec
commended.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

SuLLIyAs was Kissed OF Frisco the otpe
dav because lis performance did not yield
81 OF instruction and pleasure to the eli'e
sudiepce. He replied as follows You
fellows amt got no right to hiss. did the
Aest dared. III did all knew these e1'
hib;tions would stop right here. Them as
Kissed are lot Of loafcrs they are; ana
sny man as Kissed and dares say SO, III give
him a slap in the jaw. I'm sorry can't
rive every gent here the pleasure OF seeing
me knock out some one, but there Amt no
one Ia knock out and the police won't allow
u. I'm gentleman, am, and them %
hissed are q lot OF loafers."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01
DAILAs NATiff0NAL BANK.

At a meeting OF the shareholders OF the
Dallas National Bank, held yesterday, the
following direc.ors were elected; s. G.
Bsyne, r. v. :Tompkins, T. X. Fergu,on'
A. J, Porter j. T. Trszevaut. Jr.. T. l.
Marsalis, @. A. Keating, Alfred Davis and
Il. NJ. Reaidoa. The same old oincers
we're re-eiecie 1 at a subsequent meeting oil
the newly elected directors. The above
named gentlemen are sound, solid business
men, and while we have not statement OF
the bank before us, we are assured that IL
is doing good business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

needed In the place he seeks, and the
shrewdnsss withai, aud he will, II elected,
MI the oilice we'll. During his term OF ONCE
ms marshal ne was terror TO thieves ana
iny.brrakers, and brought numbers
OF evil doors 10 tho bar OF jn'ice
man, and worked his way up 10 tlc oilice
OF marshal, and has ever proved faithful
aud efficient officer. As tue chief guardian
OF the peace OF the city he was success,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

Arm seven months OF idleness the glass
vof,.rs Of Pittsburg have agreed to return
O. work. supposihg that they receive
Sovb,s the wages paid at the Inauguration
At che s.rike-when. in fact, the concessions
sede BY the manufacturer are for the most
art pominaI-it would require more than
Iali year for them TO reach the point ID
ssterjsi welfare they might have attained
led they joesed along ct the proposed
.sduc,iop. Then. taking into account the
A.,,or,lIz.,iou and crime that always At
e.,d moan periods Of enforced idleness, and
e. distressing scenes at the hearthstone,
vssn the strong man, With his hands
Ssupd in the coa Of unionism, can only
~ssp With his hungry children, II viii be
- Ina. .long strikes" or short ones, Tor
- mssser, even when grand principle
- = STAKE, work Ter more injury 70 the
- Winner than 70 the capitalist
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

ruEcoutroversy between Hos. JOHN HAM
COCK, tho News and the Post recalls the 10
NOUS triangular duel detailed in M:dship'
,usn Easy. 1t is difficult to tell who has
ts.,u hit hardest, but it is certain that none
of the stray shots have struck Jo"S lnk'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

Ts. democratic members OF the united
States senate very properly treated the
blood and thunder speeches Of snRRHAH
and EpMusps with silent contempt, in con,
sequence of which their efforts fell hat and
the Danville and Copiah outrages' 60
ssslled, have already been lost sight o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

MCMILLAN, of Minnesota, is the senate
rial counterpart OF KEEPER He discharged
Ids committee clerk at the end OF last ses'
s.on and appointed his son at college 10
draw the salary daring the vacation. Turn
t.5s rascal3 cut"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

TO-DAY, or at the latest, tomorrow tne
A,spatches tell us, Is the windy orators last
chance TO air himself at FIFE JOHN Pom
rxR's expense. PHELPS. Of New jersey,
who closes the debate, has hst'ui OF
frumps, aud, although a republican, Will
~udeayor to take the odd trick for PORTER
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

sscnErARY FRKLEEnursSs's letter 10 the
n, ssident on the question Of tho importation
90 the American hog. and the causes lead
fag to the action of the foreign govern
pasnts, prohibiting the introduction oil tins
fr,portsnt factor in our commerce win
o,hsr countries, is we'll worthy acareiu
consideration at the hands OF the present
x-,r,oraaq
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

vbe heart of the newsgatnerer ut Austin
s,ss doubtless gladstone Tuesday WIN
q spicy speech from RurApAsA JOHNSON IN
che senate; the shivering Of 'ances by
vosrER, of Limestone, and HAzLEwoop IN
tse house, with all the vast possibilities
suerested by an alleged challenge and It's
sub,eouent fruitsge on the field Of honah;
= sudden swoop by the encouragement
t.to the fold Of matrimony, and with the
,ooAoes Of the HANCOCK interview still ring
a.e ia his ears. dou btless the Newspaper man
eit that It was good to DO there, and
~hsrpe ned his pencil In anticipation OF still
~r.ater possibilities In the near future
n. last hour, of the called session promise
.ox Ia be monotonous, at least.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

.rHr third rejected female sutton suicioeu
sxis time ut Bradford Pennsylvania. II
c-,is thin, keeps up tlrougho At leap ye'r'
ri.,re will be- a corner on crinoline in the
I,,rlr ia and east vet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

T. CHICAGO lady paid 500 for three
fxcke,s to the PATrt-GeRsrEE concert
ind the honest Spectator says he went
ont and kicked himself because he didn't
make it $50. What are pigeons here for
ANYWAY. if not 10 he nlucSed?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

CosonTssMAs WHITE, OF Kentucky, has
xpocared before the committee Investigate
an the sfiairs OF Utah, and his testimony
worry damaging to GoTrnsoR MrnR,Y's
s,crd while United States marshal oil Ken
scky. l, should be remembered that Tor
uumber Of years there have been bitter
leiires existing between these two promi'
snt Kentucky republicans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

r'osrxrsraA;ss BURcssLL. o. Fort Worth
az. Wa,hias ton aud 1t is her inning with
tase depar,meI !. lfthere is anything in
MACK and pert. nscity the Fort will con-
ciuve TO have Il, mail forked out by fe-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

A kEsrucEiAa told New York reporter
tue reason why CARLISLE has eclipsed
E.AcKBuRg. Thu. former never made
snsech for the sake of buncombe, while the
latter never M ade one in any other than
gnirtt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01
INSTRUCT COURT.

The case Of the state vs.. John Franklin,
charged with the theft OF a lot OF car
nenter's tools was tried and resulted In the
dsfsndsut being sent up for two years.
The two cases Of the state VS.. Joe For
.vthe. charged with assault with intent to
Vii. we're continued by the defense until
the next term Of the court.
The fury for this torn Of the court was
finally discharged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01
CITY COURT.

City vs.. NJ. Lscy. falling to repair side
walk; discharged.
City W.. 8. Collins, intoxication; dis
charged.
City Va. Murphy & Bolanz, VIM. d. Jones
A. J. Goafle, falling to repair sidewalks
continued.
CITY VS.. Bill Davis, assault and battery
fined SIS.
CITY vs.. Lee Thompson, cursing and
swearing; fined 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

When mind aud body ars out OF sorts,
with cold extremities, u yellowness In the
akin. costiveness, dull headache and an H.
disposition TO stir about be sure you are In
for q bilious attack springing from more
or less disordered liver. DIR. Jayne,s sana.
five mills will bring the liver to a healthy
condition and speedily remove all hillary
fiafranQ.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01
EAsTON AND CANMACH.

Easton and Cammsck, the alleged cotton
the grand jury yesterday. TIE supposi'
ton is tina, neiths Of them gave away any
thing. As they are confined in different
cells each was not aware OF the other going
before that body. They both appear bag
gard and worT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

rur Missouri euDernatorial or, y Is unu'
al, heavy this year. There Will be but
% stalk in the hill, however alter The
uyenlion gets through wedding out the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01
INDICATIONS.

w tao West m GUT states Fall YES
ss.sr, preceded by ligh, local rains In the north
s.is eoruon nds Fsuerally .shining 10 vs'l
failing bafum, tor slightly colder.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

THERE Is move on foot to have PhEsi-
prxr ARTHUR remove GOVERNOR MURRAY
~ Utah. and appoint Ben BurLEn In bis
stead. We endorse the movement oehev-
IN, ths. the MASSACHUSETTS brf'Akis
could nut quietu, upon the ve1ed ques-
lion Quicker than any man IN the country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

~ WOULD rather oblec, than be presi-
ssp.. but don't know about governor. ~
. Holman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

vssLriN,9E's latest addition to her can
=, ,s,r AND packing industries is the shipping
~ 'oaro.od oadayers to u med.ea! college oil
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

Tsslast congress /, said to have used 100
r,,.toons. bu. we are not going TO back
.ltstapi sut Ike q a..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

Fam pousLAss is neither fish nor hesh
..... HE ,s1e marriage. The whites snuo
hin. tn . dsrkiss distrust him. std 40
--sS.r he /, = failure - . connecting LINZ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

luoss TuuAa AZ i,sall lso,uring upon the
Mission OF the Dude. Another Fools III
rs0A"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

SnRaEAKr BtrEs ID .rampine south again
With that everlasting old nag "rapp'd
as-1s nd him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

I bavs inst received a shipment OF The
f;nest Padaug Java coffee ever sold in the
city. II you can enjoy good cup OF coffee
inv IL Ed. 8. ASTON.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

Hams and breakfast bacon packed by
FERRIS, of New York; something delicious.
For sale by Ed 8. ASTON,
Corner Sycamore and Elm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

Chesse-ch fschsde ], Sap 6ago,
lin beresr, Edsm. Pineapple and hne
cream chsess, the very finest quality foi
ssls low by ED 8. ALsroE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN-THE FIELD

Captsin w. r. Morton, at this time dep..-
Nv sheriff and custodian OF the county pris
ouerr. Is announced In the HERALD as can
didate for the city marshalsh'p OF Dallas.
Having served more than one term as msr.
sh Al OF this city and performed during each
t-rm. the duties with fidelity and intelli-
eence, be can point TO his record as ms best
rsnd,dscy. Captain Morton is .
gentIemsn OF most popular manners
H,s creerful attention 10 those who meet
nim. and bis politeness. that 10 ever FRESH
md ready, hiss made him one Of the ne
ple's favorises. He hes the manly cours ge
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

Cloth peddlers are generally frauds.
Those who have purchased from them
a nd erstand that the goods that ere really
cheap are not yet 10 stock and the goods In
.tect are not really cheap. those who
have not purchased would do well 10 In.
sist on buying the goods { at have not yet
arrived. Do'oLAs BIOS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01
TO CLOSE!

A line Of WHITE SHIRTS, Of
which we are some few sizes short. We
have concluded to put them down at once to
a price which will clean the entire lot out rap
idly. The SHIRTS offered are made Of
superior quality of Muslin, with 3-ply Linen
Bosom. They never sold for less than $1.S5
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-09
TammaDy Halls Position,

Tammany Hall has determined to
support the Democratic national ticket.
1t was the only course open to it. 1t is
Democratic organization and has teen
such during its whole existence. 1t has
protested against the Democratic presi-
dental nomination and has thoroughly
relieved itself of all responsibility for his
conduct, if elected, or for the defeat of
the party If that should happen. Its
skirts are entirely clear and it should
be happy in the situation. Its power
depends upon its local influence, and a
president even of its party would not
undo it ii he could. John Kelly and
Tammany Hall will be more powerful
in New York city than President Cleve-
land, and there is not the slight
est danger that Tammany Hall
cannot take care of itself under any
probable situation. Indeed no discreet
Democratic president will treat her with
anything less than the most respectful
consideration, while she maintains her
hold OF the army Of Democrats who rally
urder her banner. 1t is the votes
that are respected and the voters
who are powerful. John Kelly
has shown by years of his rule that
he Is most capable for his position. and
Tammany Hall has shown by a life as
long as that of the Democracy that she
Is founded on rock.
There Is DO doubt that the support she
gives the Democratic ticket will be sin
cerely If not cordially, given, and that
her vote will so in a body SO far as her
leaders control it, to Cleveland and Hen.
bricks. 1t is Characteristic Of her lead.
ership to be straightforward and manly.
Mr.. Kelly, whatever his faults, is not a
pretender nor an old woman. When
Iammany Han decides to cast her votes
Tor the Democratic ticket, they will be SO
cast, because it is wise, honest and
manly to do what she promises,