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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-22

TITST RECEIVED-A handsome assortment OF
j FANCY HAIR PINS. in rubber and nickel
,,r.ta at HENRY WILDTS,
uhoo No. 1Onorth Royal street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08
A Mysterious raac.

CmoAoo, March Tho theft OF somc
$4,000 from tho safe Or vault In the Pay,
masters onlcc Of the Chicago Burlington
u Quincy Railroad, on the corner Of Adams
and Franklin streets, In this city, was dis,
covered saturday noon BY the then Assist
unt pOymnsiur Of the road Mr. Garrett,
during tho absence NJ lunch Of the Pay
MASTER Mr., &, \, Bartlett since relieved ,
the cashier Mr. Smith, however, remaining
In the olllcc the whole Time On returning
10 the office both tho safe door and the door
Of u vacant room, supposed 10 have been
locked, were found open, The oIrcum.
stances attending tho robbery, the presence
Of some clorks In the room whllo II wtia
committed, aud the ilme of It's commission
have combined 10 create great sensation
among railroad officials
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08
Inmn LrrlalntIyn Am,lrn.

Dra MolNrs, la, March Tin tho House
Mr. lload, from tho Committee on Federal
Relations, reported on tho Joint resolution
In relation to n United States postal tele
graph, recommending indefinite postpone.
mont, also tho Joint resolution In relation n
tho duties upon Imports, duties, and the Tutor
nal Revenue tax OH distilled and formontod
liquors, nnd tho disposition OF tho surplus
revenues IN tho National Treasury arising
thorofr6n, recommending lta adoption, In
tho afternoon tho Cotton School bill camo
up, aud, after u long debate, m amendment
prevailed leaving II optional With sub'dls'
trlols 10 accept tho system which, " i 10
mains on the hu,l passage viii seriously
niToct tho aymlnoiry of tho hlll
Mr., Kerr fuso 10 u question OF privilege,
and read from tho STATE Leader para
graph lntlmntlng that members woro being
brlbod by Tho Western Uulon Telegraph
Company by Meana Of telegraph franks
llo inllmatcd that lf the charge were not
folraolod II would ho sufficient cause TO
move for the expulsion Of the reporter
making tho charge from the privileges oI
tho House No action was takon In tho
matter
The Senate gol nt the School BOOK bill
again, and lts eielnles tackled on ~ amend.
munt, leaving II pornlsqlye 10 the district u
accept books furnished by tho State.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

TnE act Of thu Legislature allowing
our City Council 10 erect city buildings
.rpylded tho legal yotora Of Canton 30
voted, limited Tho expenditure to llfty
thousand dollara, II IL feared by some
peraone who should know, that II will be
n great doll more whom nnlshCd'
10 10 hoped tho city hull building
will not bo such fraud M Ia the engine
building, ana have 10 be proppCd before
being accepted by the Council, The
building committee gentlemen, OF which
Meesrs. Shields and FawcOtt oro nom
hers. should really explain, II they can,
IN Justice 10 themselves, Ia II true they
ordered, or knew tho engine building
WINS proppcd before they hod!tho Coun'
oil accept itY Mr., lIOlwlce, tho builder,
might alao rush into print In tho Ro.
poaitory, M he did u while ago on tho
glaaa matter. The public have u right
70 know how this thing Ia, We speak
pro bono publico.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08
MANY Mlner. stor Morl.

CoLUMuus, o., March T--rhcro N u big
strlke Of cOarmlnors In tho Hooking Valley
caused by tho refusal et the coh operators
to concodo tho demands Of the haulcN
On tho lst Inst tho price " mining was
reduced from eighty 10 seventy cent, per
ION. This was noccdod 10 by the miners,
but tho haues would not stand
u reduction ot thirty Ocnis pcr day,
The Baird and Gore furnaces nre now blow.
lng out, aud n large number Of men Will bo
thrown out of employment These two
furnaces were tho only ones In blast In tho
valley Thursday morning the striking
ha,lleT arrived, demanding $500 Instead
Of $40 per day Al New Straits.
Vile about l,lOB miners have
boon forced 10 suspend work
by the action Of tho haulorS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

Nav YonR, March THE business
failures throughout the country during the
last seven days, reported 10 Il a. Dun 4
Co., are sts, Of which $40 Nre In the United
States aud 80 In Canada The increase for
tho United States Ia % and fbf Canada H.,
M compared with last week. Failures aro
on the increase IN the Middle and Pacific
States. aud especially lu Canada, whore tho
figures ARE higher than have boon reported
for years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08
A GOOD RlpoANcE,

Frank Rnndr, the Murderer ot Thirteen
Victims, IIaugs himself 10 his Cell Door
~ Joliet,
JoIEE H., March Frank Randc
hanged himself Ia his cell door In his cell
Thursday night When Keeper Mcdonald
opened the bmd.door to Randos cell at
seven o'clock In tho morning no was star.
tied on bcholdIng tho form Of tho murderer
hanging FROM tho bars clothed In moth.
Ing but pair Of drawers aud his socks
By means Of his undorshirt and
suspendcrs he had made u rope by twisting
the strips together, ANA fastened them 10 lhr
top bars OF the door lIo had then placed
his coat and ynst over tho ifon.wofk " tho
door, 10 shield hlS body from tho chilly
touch Of the Iron, and Ut the bottom OF Tia
door ho placed hls cell bucket bottom
upward, under which lay his pants Ia
dcAdeu the sound of his struggle,
while dying When tho door wa,
swung back the body had very natural
appearance, The feet rested upon the Iloor,
the hands hung straight down by hin side,
the head was thrown 10 one side, with thC
eyes wide open IN natural manner but
the face Is now rapidly turning black, The
prison artist took several llllcront photo.
graphic views Of the body efoW II was cut
down. A coroners jury is holding an ln'
uUpst
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08
SEMI.WEEKLY.
,veL OF A BROTHER AND SISTER.

DUEL OF a BROTHER AND SlsItH'
Locking Themselves la a Room, They
right with HALVES Untii the ulrl IL
uKilled,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 7.-Meagof
details have reached here Of n terrible ar
fair which took place Wednesday night at
Baker Station, seven miles from here ou
tho Nashville Il Southeastern Railroad.
The facts, as far NJ learned ara that JACK
Hlsch, young man living At that place,
had been on bad terms with his Sis
ter Rosa for somG time, Several nights
ago the brother aud sister got Into
quarrel, when ltosR cut Jack quite severely
with pockc-kniie, This affair was quiet
cd down until Wednesday night when they
became involved In another quarrel, and
agreed 10 light II out with knives Ia the
death, She had pOcketknllc, aud ho
easel knife, They fought In room VI the
house where they lived until Rosa wa,
cut 10 death, Her brother thon took
her out and buried her lllsGl learned
that nelghtUr named Horton knew
of the tragedy, and said 10 one Of his
friends that he wanted " leave before the
officers Of tho law heard Ut tho deed lie
went 10 The station, purchased ticket iOI
Texas aud lott on the first train that passed.
The lllrsch family were formerly VI this
city, where thcll father was engaaod In
business Rosa has been insane since
BIRTH Several months ago she WAS confined
In the County Asylum ami escaped On u Bit
ter cold night when the mercury was twelve
degrees below LelO, She ran all tho way
10 Nashville, over The lce aud snow, q dis.
anco VI three miles, Tho story ~ Told
above Is doubted by many
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

RGSDutlr, o., March T--Shehn Cros.
bic and six deputies came here Thursday,
swore In n large force OF deputies, and ar.
rested u large number Of men who al,
charged with having lynchcd old man
Hickey the murderer OF o. {, Wakeman,
The prisoners were taken TO New leSlng.
ton, The arrests were tho outgrowIh OF
the McDNyitt outrage, rs the prisoners ara
said to have been implicated IN both at
fairs. Tho SherIT's action created great ex-
cltcmont, but there was no vlolence. When
the prisoners were removed large crowd
gathered around the Mayors Office and
gave them farewell demonstration, Az
fairs fe In acrllical condition bolll hup
nnd At Coming, and II Is feared an out.
break VIII occur
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

MAJOR MCKINLEY will be- u candidate
for Congress In tho 20h dlstrlct, lle
will not be without trlbulatiOn, how
ever, In hls own county Tho old sores
will be torn open airesh, aud made TO
bleed worse than cyer,--Salem Repuoll'
can.
II II 10 he hoped that Bro. Rukenhrod's
prophecy viii MISS 0ro this limo. While
we can hope but little from Major Me-
Kinloy's sense Of pfoprlety. or his desire
for party success, when brought In con
nIct with hia personal ambition, yet we
do hope much from tho good Judgment
OF the Republicans OF the new sOth diH'
trlct, that they viii aee to II that no llro
brand be thrown into The camp tlliu fall,
There IN mn abundance OF good Congress
alonal timber IN thls district, which
would be acceptable TO all Republicans,
nnd wO have no doubt but II Will bo
brought 10 the front, We have no Re-
publican votes TO spare this timo'-Alli'
ance Review.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

TnE people are looking TO Congress
Tor some positive signe Of promise. Re-
form IL necessary and reform Ia demand.
cd by all ecneible, patriotic people, Lot
Democrats have courage and common
aeneo 10 take hold Of the work M they
should do. Lot them ehow their hand
and proclaim policy clear and definite,
Lot there bo no akulking nor dodging
Cowardlce and idiocy should have no
place among Democrats on whom reuts
responsibility We lost In 1875 through
cownrdice aud ldlocy, and In 1880 also,
Lat our friends IN Congress eet on OK.
ample for our friends throughout Tho
country. Leuthom dare TO be Democrats
dare. TO do right, dare to stand up for
reyenue reform, Let them 'lult being
tIme.ne and apologetic. A little OF
Andrew Jachaons spirit 10 greatly need.
ed AZ thia time. wo have too many
weak men, lacking In knowledge or
moral courage, or both, who will ncith'
ar aubmit 10 discipline nor cling 70
princIplo. Thlp haH caused Democratic
,efent before. and the danger ip, II mny
aunin, Prompt, stand up courage nj Tho
rlrht time and place, IN important. For
lack Of II. great cause may DO lost
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08
4 Prominent Lawyer LocLcd up.

Ngw YoER, March 7-l,ulus r. An.
drews, surveyor Of tho port VI New York
under President Lincoln, and prominent
member OF the bar, was arrested Thursday,
charged with conspiracy and forgery
In connection with tho Brooklyn bo.
gus divorces, llo WAS placed under
80, 900 bail, and In default was locked up
IN the Raymond street Iai Andrews senl
to q dozen prominent politicians and law.
yers asking for bail, hut an uniayorable
answer was received In each case When
hc found HAT his friends had deserted hiu,
and that ho must sleep In u ccll tears caluo
10 Ibis eyes, lie Is q brOtherin.law OF Gov.
ernor Robinson, OF Massachusetts, and u
friend Of Arthur, Grant aud Conklmg,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

LINCOLN, ILL.,, March TN tho prelIm.
Inary trial OF Hall, accused Of tho Mount
Pulaski murders, ihcre was long cross.ex.
animation oftho witness David Long, and
q few other witnesses were placed on the
stand 10 corrobordle him. Tho people
rrsled their case. The attorney for Hall
mnde ~ defense, producing no witnesses.
squire WyOtl promptly romandcd Hall "
iltll, saying there WIS very strong proba.
blllty Of hys guilt The conviction of Hall
and lls llnul execution scom 10 DO certain,
S thu proof Is Overwhelming.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08
orport mo nlacovcry ~ a Murder

SAVANNA, Ga, March THE Coroner
stopped tho funeral services over u negro
Thursday aud removing the shroud and
clothing from the corpse discovered nine
knife wounds inflicted by the man In whose
house The funeral was being held, Tho
murderer Jerry Higgins, lrIod TO conceal the
murder by reporting that death wns caused
by pneumonia aud making II hasty burial.
The murdered mans Intimacy with llagms'
daughter led 10 the crime
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

OTTAWA, Ont, March TN tho House
OF Commons Hon, Mr. Vail In the course OF
his remarks made reference 10 the exodus
question. lie said 40 far us Nova Scotia
was concerned, the United States statistics
were correct MI loves statements to tho
contrary Notwithstanding, lie had person.
ally examined the American system of cnl-
merallOn aud lOund II accurate 10 u remark.
able degree, lie could 1T any rate testify
IN TO tho large exodus from his own prov.
incc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08
Enough s,lyor Doll,r. for rwo y,,r.

New NonK, March The Chamber OF
Commerce hus adopted resolutions to tho
effect that II s.dcsrablo that the money of
the United states should consist Of gold und
silver c0ln Of interchangeable relative values,
aud that coinage should bo regulated by
public demand, that tho coinage OF suyor
dollars should cease ior two years, and that
an address should bc sent to Congress upon
tho question,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

THEarguments Of the counsel on both
sides In the Wallace.McKinley contested
election closed Wednesday, and the sub.
Committee on Election In charge Of the
matter took tho same under adyisoment.
They will consider tho evidence and ar.
guments submitted, and report to the
full committee, Hon. jeff Chandler OF
Washington, argued In behalf OF Major
Mckinley. The brief was prepared by
Mesars. Amber, Baldwin aud Day, who
managed McKInloy's case III the gath
erlng Of evidence, SO. Messrs. ShellR'
bargOr aud Wilson, aud llunton aud
Chandler managed the matter before
the committee on elections, and also
submitted u brief. The subcommittee
will report to the full c0mmltlOe, which
will IN due time report to tho House.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

WHILE General Brinkerhof was In the
East, representing Ohio at the Prison
Reform Association, he said TO New
York Tribune reporter that "thls nation
is prosperous now, but not because Of
protection, The country is prosperous
ia spite OF protection" Good crops IL
the basis OF our prosperity
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

No merchant tailor In Canton In better
prepared both IN facilities and quality
0f stock 10 make up sprng aud summer
suits than Charley Sirohn, llls assort.
meDt Of cloths, casslmerea and piece
goods cannot be excelled; 10 IN all new
ana OF the latest manufacture, and all
patrons can rely on getting the best In
AL casea Perfect llta aud good workman.
ship guaranteed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

A DEMOCRATIC mayor was elected At
Bangor, Maine, Tuesday, Republican
majority of 1884 last spring being re'
yersed. The Internal impulse with
which Maine went for Governor Kent
has deserted the Republican party In
that neck Of the woods.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08
NlaltlnR Cnmmllln. Annnlnian,

The following persons have been ap.
pointed by Judge pease ae u committee
TO visit the County Jail City Prison, In
Urinary, Children's Home and such other
institutions aa ARE supported wholly or
IN part by the county. W. W. Clark,
william Dannemlller, Mrs. Helena
Slusser, Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Sherrick, ali
OF Canton, and Mrs. Emma j. Sheffer. of
Alliance. The committee are 10 report
items.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

Werner Bros, tho popular decorators,
have added some handsome new aigns
10 the front Of their building, No. b
Eagle Block, which now presents the
most attractive and inviting appearance
VI any business front In town, and re.
fleets great credit Oh the taste Of this
enterprislng firm,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08
nsfylnn the Aulhnrlils..

COLUMBIA, s, O., March Wv, d. Cash.
who killed two unarmod uon In the streets
sf Choraw, Ia said 10 have fortified himself
IN barn near his fathers mansion, and
keeps party Of negroes constantly on picket
duty Colonel Cash Ia said 10 have threat
ened to burn tho town " his eon be shot
The Governors Indignation Ia nj white heat,
and the military OF thls city have tendcred
Melr services There are ten thousand
acres OF swamp IN tho Immediate vicinity Of
Tho Cash homestead.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

Ex.PosTMAsTER GENERAL JAMES testi-
Aes before the Springer committee that
President Garfield deGired to have the
guilty Star rOuters brought to Justice.
Ex.Attorney General McVeagh cOrrobo'
ratea Mr.. Jamea.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08
Deluded European Emlrrants to Mckee.

GALVESTON, Tox., March 7,-ThIfty-
avo families OF Auslrans aud Italians land.
ed hero Thursday In u destitute condition
by the steamship Harris, from lir2os, san.
tiOgo They claim to have beon induced 10
emigrato to Mexico by promises Of lnud and
assistance from the Mexican Government
which were not fulfilled, aud say they were
cnmnplled lo labor on rnil,ynya and oihnr
works for exceedingly meOgor wages The
Austrian and Italian cOnsus here viii bo
applied 10 lor help
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

PRoTEcrIoNIsrs would seem to prefer
hugglng their deluslOn against truth
aud fact, Grain aud wool, for exam.
pie, brought better prices, on tho aver
age, under the free trade revenue tariff
OF 1915, than they have under tho outra-
geous protective duties Of late years.
Protection claQuers talk the other way,
for they care nothing about tho facts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

A SPECIAL from Washington to the
Pittsburgh Post, says; 1T is false,
utterly false, that Randall Ia leading an
opposition 10 the Morrison tarliI reform
hin -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08
ADpITIONAL NDITORIAL.

THE bitumlnous coal men argued
against free coal Importations before the
Ways and Means Committee on Thurs
day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08
ohle,. unmrorahls ctop I,,rort..

CoLuMpUs, o., March THE Secretary
Of the State Board OF Agriculture reports 10
the United States Commissioner OF Alyl.
culture that tho corn crop Of 1889, lnclud-
Ing hprd aud soft, Ia 5000 900 bushels;
average for the past ten years, 100, 100000
bushels, sound corn, 100000 aver
ago for past ten years, 81, ,0OO,O 900; aver
age value sound corn, ~ cents un-
sound, ~ cents, Nearly MI counties
report poor condition Tho wheat
crop In $4,000 900 bushels 1900, 900 bushels
still In producers hands average weight, 10
pounds, average weight Tor ton preceding
years, 90 pounds Three counties report
quality above the average, ton average
quality, and scyonly.threo below the aver.
age, Tho wheat Ia 80 shrunk as not 10 make
10 per cent OF what the same amount OF
plump wheat would make Of -four Tho
cash and full value Of Ohio wheat and corn
for 1883 have been universally over.esti.
mated up TO this date, The wheat now on
the ground IN looking we'll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

Isaac Slanker, prominent Democrat
and member Of the Doylcatown Council,
died on March lat Of brain congestion,
aged 81 years, lilo leaves his wife and
n sOn aud daughter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

They are selling muslins, calicos,
gingham aud cheviOtt shlritings cheap
nj Geetlng u Vlckers, next door to j. Il.
McCrea's furniture store, II East rus.
cnrawas street,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

The very best place In the city for
ladies' aud gents Ane pocket books is
undoubtedly NJ Durbln, Wright 4 Co.'S
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

Mrs, Dr, Conklng, Of Canton, Ohio, Ia
Waiting her friends, Mr., and Mrs, VIM,
Kelley, Broadway Salem Republican,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

collars n Co, have just received u new
line Of white goods aud dress goods
which they are selling remarkably
cheap
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

Selling Vt cost only for n few days
more u, II, GERBER,
II Opera Block, Canton, o,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

HON, DAVID r, PAIGE of this district
has been chosen n member OF the Demo
cratic Campaign Executive Committee
at Washington.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

The planters Wife" at the Opera
House noXt Monday evening,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

BpyANr's resp, Me-, March 7.--'rhc
boiler esploaed IN J. " Deafbom's steam
mill, killing fonr men
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

Nrw yoRN, March :. Specie engage.
mcnts 70, Europe arc W, sSO, 900, including
S0e0 0os In silver.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Wall popcrsat DurbIo, Wright Il COS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

In tho investigation, Thursday General
Boynlon was agaln called, and asked ~
whose solicitation he had written lcttcr 10
the Department Of Justice IN behalf Of
Elder lie enld that ho did moi remember,
and also denied that he had paid Eldor's
board bill or advanced him any money,
Being further questioned, ho acknowledged
that no had given hls counsel sixty dollars
OF seventy dollars 10 be used for the beno.
NJ of elder Brewster Cameron
was called, lle produced letlot
from tho Department Of Justice, IN
which ksfer had written 10 Attorney.
General Brewster that Eldu was rellabei IN
NIL eapccis and had asked ~ personal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08

DETROIT, Mich, March IA call hOs
boon issued by the Republican State Central
Committee for the holding Of State Con.
yentlon Ut Grand Rapids on Thursday,
April "a, 10 select -four delegates.nt largo
and two delegates from each Congressional
district (whoro the latter have not been
previously duly elected by district con.
yOntlons) 10 attend the National Repub-
llcan Convention nj Chicago, and also 10
chose u State COntra Committed
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22
OHIO,

The" election in Ohio seems to have
given satisfaction TO both parties. The
Republicans claiW it rs n great victory.
and the DcWocrats express themselves
as fully satisfied with the smallncss of
the Republican majority.
+" our mihd there is nothing bad in
the figures 1885, which is the sizo of
the majority. it was not seriously
Thought that the Democrats would car
yy Ohio, The real fight is in New York
and Indiana, and every thing points to
Cleveland's success Up those States.
Let MS Of the South do our duty SO that
there be no break IN the number of
votes from this section, and unless there
bc a complete revuls:on Of sentiment
'twixt this and November 4th Glove
land will be the next President Of these
United States.