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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.-The knights of St
Columbkill have elected the following officers
Ior the ensuing year: 7. A. Duffy, commander;
John Maloney, LIST deputy; Denis Drscol, I'd
deputy; Martin Men aInara, Sd deputy: 5. p
McGrath, f1n. Sec; VIM. Murphy, rec. sec, and
n. u. Stack, treas. Members OF the board of
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AcGinly.
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The NATIONAL RIFLES-At the meeting of
the National Rifles last evening three active
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10 membership. No action taken relative
10 the election of u captain TO succeed Capt
oyster. The company resolved not To- make a
summer encainpment this year, for the reason
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assembly rooms OF the armory
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RETURNED FROM NEW YoRK-Eighteen
Nasnlngtonians, who went to New FORK u short
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car men, returned here this morning. stating
mat they were induced 10 90 To New York
tnrough The representations OF an agent in this
cry tHat the street car strike was over and
taat the street car company wanted more hands
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Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hand-sewed Button
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And notice is hereby further given that the fol-
lowing named places for Election. and boundaries OF
Election Precincts which the Boards OF Election
shall meet, and said election shall be held have been
appointed aal ad pied by the Board Of Aldermen
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EIeurH ASSEMBLY pssra1cr.

First Preeinct-At store sls Tenth street. Bounded
a. ioiiosys: Fast by the centre y e o irs vac rect
centre line OF Ninth street Brunswick street
nue. 70 Hoboken avenue; n rfn aud west by centre line
o. Boooken avenue, from Jersce nue to st. Paul,
avenue produced from Hoboxen avenue to alisade
from Hoboken avenue To- Scysrk sverue and lie Cen
tire lne OF Newark avenue to brunswick street
con avenue bounded as follows last by centre linz
OF Ilosoker avenue rom ST Paiis avenue produced
to tue line of jeIerss53 produce f1o-
boken avenue; north by line ol jeff ave
avenue; by cectre Inc Oakland avenue. rom
Jefferson to s. raGi avenue; south by centre
ltne OF " Psnts ayer'e from Oakland avenue 20 Ho-
boken avenue produced
avenue. ar St. Paas avenue soandcd as foii5ws:
East by csuTe line OF OHkta5a avenue Il ON ST. Pauls
Je:ferson avenue to Cenlri avenue; vest BY cenrTs
line OF CeMual venue u IaS avenue nortl by cen
centre lire OF Summit 70 Vt. Paus areTue and
south by centre Inc OF st Pauis avenue to Ca-zf1nd
EoaTsn Precinct-At Ia IToaoxen avenue Bounded as
Hoboken avenue ST. Paul's avenue north by ee3tre
line o. ~ Fauls avene TO snnmis avenue; vest os
sontn by centre line OF Hoboken avenue to ralisaje
tIlth PfeciDct-At q Nontrose avenue Bounced as
rolloxs: North by centre ns 81 Ma haitian ave1ue,
tire line of Central avenue to Laidaw ayenue: south
the Jersey City Aqueducl to Toanele averuf west by
centre line of ropnele avenue L, the e OF the Della
said Railroad 70 Hackensack river and west By Hack
ensack river to Pen Horn Creek.
Sixth Precirct-At store "a Newark avenue Bound
ed follows North by centre line OF Hicks street
and along the line OF pipe OF the Jersey City Water
Works from Summit avenue TO Tonnele avenue; west
by centre hne OF Ionrele avenls to Newark avenue;
south by centre line OF Newark avenue to Summit
nvenue east by ccrtie line of Summit avenue to
Hicks street.
seventh I,reeInct-At SO ST. pms avenue Bound
ed follows south By the centre tine OF Newark
nue. cast by centre line OF Trnele avenue; l-orth by
the line of the Delaware. Lackawana and Western
Railroad, and west b. he Eackeasac& river
Done in accordance with OF the Legislature of
the STA OF New Jersey. entitled An Act 20 feenlate
tho occ+ions" approved April Il 1s6 and the supple
ment thereto.
JOHN e. SCOTT. City CLERK.
City CT rks S.1ce, Jersey CITY, October %. lsesj.
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SECOND AssmssLY DISTRICT.

5oasdea e foIisws Nes1a by osaN. line y sasssS
~ oiss lac; ssss by city line.
re ssesah Warren street. Bounded ~ follows
ssss " ssnsre hne Of " sshinstoa street, noIth BY
Third Pseeiset-it HtsSs's Ssrbsr shop. scs .lrond
rom c Inc 70 mo- RS o nns
ltss Ok es Trm Es cnsl j. sS pt
ssrssi norsa o. ssnsfe hue Of sgat sss-ses fr1'n
Barrow asect rrosScsl sorta 30 sly line, and south
Foavtil pfecsnc,At his .l.s,atft .hos IA Monmouth
street Boand=d as foiiosTs East bv centre line OF
street. por - centre Inc Of o re es n rom nrBs ar
yow street to vsriet street eest by centre line OF
north By centre linz OF Railroad avenue from varick
street to konno1th street.; west by centre line of
canal. and by Norris canal 70 Wilton street and by
6 ne of n street 70 Johnston fso south
70 Jersey eyenue. produced; VEST by centre line II
sven9e produced 70 ce~s ltre OF BN-rcT street. pro
Firth Precinet-At Sesxelxo.'s berbsr shop. II
Coles ssSeet Bounded follows East bY centre line
q vaIIck or Coles strcst from ReiIo~d avenue to
first ssroet north by line First street TO
nonmouSn ttrnet aast ny centre line OF Monmouth
ask avenue TO Brunswick street; est bs centre line OF
lrna<w5c street to Railroad Nvcuue south by centre
Sixth PrecincSAt So Third street bounded as fol-
Raros Venue q NV g yse. n9rts 6sS snqa
nue. OF Nsr ark avenue to Waldo avenue; west by
Ncfli avenue 10 Ae&4eny street.. south
by centre line OF Academy street ard Rsdlroad avenue
% Brunswick street.
seventh Precii,cf-At as Eerce- stroct. bounded a,
!oioNs; East bY centre lfe OF Aop mouth street
sroal avenue 10 Morris cGnal south by Norris canal
10 HatidGy street; west by centre line OF halliday
strest iron orrs canal 70 Grand strve,; north by
centre lac OF Srald street, Halliday street 10
Will Creek west by c.ntIe lae OF Mill Greek, from
Strand stree t. Montgomery south by centre
ne or Eoattonefy street., from Hi.l Greek to Cor
re son avenue; west bY centre line OF orrelison
sFeaus academy street and Waldo 6vonue TO Rail
fos a Afenue. tsao no-Ta ~ centre tine OF ail-Gau
A5s'lus i:prn NshSo afe-ae - Sounouth street.
flshtn Prectac. "A Fser-en Hpil forneriY LIBRARY
iiAi Jlhcaca Hfa'N street ami Summit avenue.
Bod at q ~ oHoNs:f est by centre isno Halliday
csii5re iss e. tsasd sreet 70 Mi Creek east bs
tra zoe Of I'll Net TO Montgomery street. north by
trr uae 81 k3ntauners sa,es 10 Csrglelistsn ave
l,-; vert bs ntre line Of CorIelison avenue to sum
nit svfIusi emo BIS centre limo OF sanlft aYs,ue to
CoscEauiilfsT svenue south by centric line " Coi-
isiAh'f avenue 80 Morris cAnAl aud by centre line
q EtfTs caGs 10 tsfDie street and by cens4a ls OF
ss&r,e .sge<t To halliday street.
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FIRsT AssEMRLY DISTRICT.

First PrecinctAts IS Grand street. near Greene street
street rcsd city iine to Washington street; west ~
centre line OF Washngt street from Pearl 10 Sussex
Washington street to city linz; east by the Hudson
second Treeinct-At 1871 York street, near Warren
street. Bounded follows North by centre line ct
str o. west by centre line 81 Van vora street, ron
YORK street to Sussex street. eoth by centre Joe Of
street and east by centre line OF Washington street,
Third PfecinctEAt s6oemaSer's shop, 81 Gregory
street. unhel rs follows North by centre lines of
atreet to Henderson trcet; west By centre line Of
Henderson street, from Rstiroed avenue TO York
derson street Washington street. by line
Fourth Precinct"At HOOK and Lsdder aonse 30
corner Grand and Van Worst stroots Bounded to
3 Grove By esnre rein ne
T e.. IF ao t. ms c' s s9u
Sussex street. end by centre the Of Sussex street
sn voss sg y :pG ss1s 81 Line OF Van Worst
Bfsia Precaact- At the old Hose House, kswsrk ave
FofiA By eensrs nEe Of newark avenss from Hendei.
s ss s. = rom %Sss.
s2uth ~ centre line OF Wayne street froa Borrow
HsaasesoA street fton Wayne stvest 70 Newark
axsS Prssiacs-As Easiss Kouss No. s. in kereer
street. sesr Grove street Bounded follows North
* Sssrow seet; wsst by centre line Of barrow street
from Wayne street 70 Montgomery street: south by
g H and T. esar n
street.
Seventh Preciact-At once of ovcrsscr of the Psor
Bright street, Greve street. Dounded follpwg
North by centre lire OF Montgomery street. Hen
defson street to Barrow street, west by centre limo or
Barrow street, from Montgomery street 10 Bright
street, south by centre line OF Bright from Bar
street. from Brght 20 York street, sou,h by
tire line Of York IS eet from Grove to Henderson street
and east by centre line OF Henderson street, from
York street 10 Montgomery street
Eighth precinctAt HsrTeilIers Paint Store, sS4 Var
ick sire t. Bounded as follows: South by centre Hoe
or Br1shf street IRON Barrow street to Varc8 stree
west By ltpe OF Varck from Bright street
70 Railroad avenue; north by centre line OF aroad
avenue. from Varlck street 10 Jersey west by
centre line OF Jersey avenue, &9In Railroad
Newark avenue; nth by esntr- line OF Newark ave-
from jersey TO Barrow street and east by
ocneEe iiae OF Barrow ss-e@t rrcxa Newark 70
Brsst stgeea
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SEVENTH AssrNBLY DISTRICT.

First PrecnctHunt's stsbls s5gy1 henderson street
Bound.d AS follows: North by c-s4tre line OF First
street. from henderson street 70 Grove street, west 10y
centre line OF Grove street. sror tlrst street
ARK hvenne A)uth by centre line OF Newark avenue
from GROVE street to Henderson, street asd by
centre hae OF Henderson street. from Newark avenae
to 1ret street.
Second Precinct-At Engfne House No. / IN Warren
street. near Morgan street. BoridG soiipws south
ny oc,,tre Lines OF RQtlro2d aud Pearl srasr
from he.ceeon stseer 10 the riyer; by sie aud
sod liver; nor By the centre line or Fourth stTct
from city tine To Henderson stret and west ~ tsl,
road avenue
Third PresiDct-At Hook mi Ia4dder House 40. . N
f1n q ttFest near Grove street Bonded nso -
sast Oy TIE city lue; souta by u. centre 4sLe Ct
of,n stree; 70 teaaerou strceti west ~ oeesge ne
OF Henderson street To IsvOue ovenuc; by he
centre iile OF Pavon Avenue % Crave str est
by the centre line OF Grove street 10 Eleventh eet;
street to cits Inc.
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FIFTH AssgN gGv ..s-kIeT

First Precinct--at ooklard aveaue noer Nog9arR
eyenuc. BouaSed as fellows Nortn y centre line or
boboSen avenue. from IaI3SaGc avenue summit
Avenue; west by centrc lits OF cu1aDIit Gvenue to
Pents givana failtoa scsi h centre Inc 81 FeItn-
sylN~ itatlrCad, floin Sumel.t avenue to Waldo
avenue; cast by centre ine Of Nas1o 2venue to New
ark avenue G,,d ~ toe centre Ano 81 Newark avenue
70 HzifsSdc Ne ara by centre Inns or Pa isade
avenue t3 EoS0Aen ayenue.
second Precinct Dora e plIslbng shop. 500 nfw.
ark avenue EopndeG a. I0l9sS. fasl by ce,lt.e line
OF summit avenue, from Slpp ayeaue to Newark
nae; nar.l By centre line IL Newark Ryerue, from
Sdainlt vest to cisy line west by city iine
avenus. and by centre lias u sip2 syonae u saui
Thiri I'roeact-At Daaie. Pcri1s's 81 Berger ave
A3nEffeJ follows: East by centre line Cor
nslsco Gvenue. rom EohSg )nerf street to Academy
street.. 10 Weido avenue and by centre line OF Waldo
avenue = sac iins or the FsnnsylSaaa Railroa9 and
BY rti Lac - summit avenue; north by cenrr line of
hipp avssiuc ana Stuy avenue. from S4plnnit
west CITY linr west by city line; south by
thu cstFe live Of montgomery street from Cuf.ss III
avenEe produced west 70 city line.
fouESA Pf~ciaetAi 1agEa's 3tabis rs NoutgOal<-S
stress. Hoaaasd follows: East BIZ centre line OF
CoEnsItasn avenue. its jrnetSon with Summit
saS< I, on Cornelison aveaue proluee1
vest to esJ hae weat by city nne soutA by neeenre
Eas OF DnAOEt from city fiEe rast 20 uInElt
evcaue, and by Ssnt-e I.e OF Summit avenue 10 Cor
Nielsen Gyeaue-
Fifth Preciacs--At oid engine hovse In Belmont
East by centre line Summit aveHus from Comsnun
paw avenue to cnlont Gveuue; north by Tie centre
line OF Belmont avenue, from Summit avenue vrst 20
city iine by city ii1e; south line of
CoinuunipaT evoaoa feo41 cits Lac cast 70 Sut.l-,
avenue.
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SIXTH As5EMBLy IIsTnIcT.

First Precinet--At SO Comnlunipay avenue Bound
cd as follows: North by centre line of communipaw
nue.; produced east by ceate hne of Jersey avenue.
svsnus north by line If Johnston s2enuu from
Jersey avenue to " hilton street, ny centre o.
b. se T.
rsshs sssnSr; vest By eenre line Of Pasc avenus
Tine OF Division street from Psclac avenue to city line
socond Preeines-1t Engine House No 10, in halle,
day street. Boun led follows: kase by centre Ii OF
oS Inc Of sapis street 70 pe ave-
nue. TO Wh,tQz street, eass by centre line of Wilton
%ss 81 Ts ss. asDe liz & ysr4s a.s RON on
as se Hs oa o ss sf y 5ss lie r "a, n E.
esntre line Of Hepe street from, Heli4cat sst 80
Maps sss 70 v II ave so 1 n 81 en s rro
Divis:e. street from Norris csns 10 Pacific avenae
lows: NORTH By ernsre line Of Comnaa.paw avenue
nss 70 @ Tss " Re
Unics street; south BY ce tre line Of Unioa street
tho korrts csaal from Ui-o1 stress 10 CoIamgripw
Fourtn Preetrct-At Eu:r,s butcher shop corner Ye~
goo and BraHnhail avenues Bounded follows: N,.i
ey g hs 81 Tan
river soasa oy me Genre line Of Williams avenne.
tre line Of sllory avenue to OenoennS avenue; aud
by cenTS III line Of cenaenny ayea9e to West stds
street and by centre line or Union street to Jackson
Union street to oommunioaw avenue i A''-u' if0-A
Fifth Prccinct-At l65 Jackson avenue. Bounded aS
70 Union stree north by centre line Union street
from Morris Canal % Jncxso west by centre
line OF JGckfOu aVsC1N f7l Union street u Mvrtla
avenues south by centre lue OF Eyrte mnd III
Flslon street from Js czson avenue 10 Norris Canal.
S4-h -.~.-s-t Sheycl,ns stovl 80 ff) Ja,is on
cveuce. Founded as Follows; EHat by ceutre line of
Jscsson avenue foi Myrtle to Union street,
nosth by ceatlc Inc of Ueol from Je }Ssou ave-
il@ % West soc svenue ard by centre lme OF West
SIDE aseaue to GiendrnnS avenue hsilory avenue.
and 10y CO tire Hue o. Clenesnqy Aslor, avo,
rue, 40 BY centre line OF Mallory Williams
avelue. AMI by centre IL Williams syeale from
Mallors avenue t. tue lIarkea TX ri7or By the
Hackensaek river; souh by the ecatre line If White
street, from hackGnsecS river to West side avenue
70 Bergen avenue, and by centre DIyrsle ayeue
from Bergea avenue TO JeciIson avenue.
seventh Frccinct-At fatr. OK ItOeks WO0ilawn ard
Hose ayennss Boundoe as fciiosss Nor'h ~ the
centre line or Fisk street formerly his- t.
HacEensacA river TO Wet SIDE aVenae and cAtc li.ie
or Culver aveure from Wess side ave.ue 10 Screen
avenue, and by centre limo OF slVrtle from
bergen sseale 20 aiorrls Canal and ~ thu retrs nc
OF DIVISION str ct Il ON MorTi Canal to cty Iire
by the liafkeutsck river; south 10y TIE Ing o.
Dan 'orsnnvente, aud east ny >eY Iori Bay
Eighth i'reciHct--At as Ocsaa avenue. Bounded es
Ioiiow.: North by centre line Of Danrcr;it avenue:
west by Newark cay; soath bF tbs hcr-ls si.I east
by New Tcez Eay.
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Fourth Precinet-At 47l Henderson street Bounded
a. follows. kast by centre line Hends rBou strpc
iron sixth street - PsvOnia north by cetre
tue OF fdvOufa avenue TO Grove street. * y lne
centre limo OF Grove str ct from PavoHia avenue
sixth street, and south b. the centre tic OF s. xth
street. from fsrove Henderson street
r1ftb PrecfnctAt paint shop. l8J Fourkee1;h street,
near Grove street. Bounded follows by the
centre iiDe OF Eleventh street. from Grove street to
cty llnes east and north BY city ne west by
Hue OF Grove street. from Eleventh es ~ city line.
sixth PrecinctAt Meehan's stable. Eleventh street
near Erie street Bounded fol kast by the
centre line Of Grove street. from Paella 70
Guy lines north by city line; west BY t line OF
jersey from city line; south 10 Ninth street;
sui BY the GENRE lac Of EiHib street % Ere street.
west by the centre line OF Erie strcPt to P9yoria
r',e aue sonth by centre hue OF RrsOn.a avenue 70
Grove street.
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rnnp AseEMnL4 nIgTarcr.

trs~t r.,sctuctAt Tl.c.re House. 10 l. First street.
rear z - s-tssf h,urieo follows b&st By centre
iaisN . stses q sfiise from lalr,sd sVcnle
AJAX AFeae 'i2eth bY line - Se~arA 29enue
o - eai2t east by c"pse lire o. Coles s5sss Third
aseAae sautn ~ cente line OF Newark avenue TO
"a 'iii,ioisa sreet west hy Csrtrc bne offiouhOuth
street 70 F4st street, sguth by centre lipeoi First
tIct ~ St - ssees; by lIue u Coas and
Naf.rk ss ETA - Ia .r0ar avenue: eSuth BY centre
Lac q NalrNal aYenae % JorSey avspne.
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:, set fellow would he sans co'aeits
when he can &c. pair Of pan.s ips IS It
Morris, No. Montgomery street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-31
King TheebaN In ExiI...

= ram TIE ItHteS or IDIid.
Theebaw, the ex-King of Burmah, is now
State prisoner, With his two queens and three
children at Rutnagherry, where he arrived
from Madras on April l6.
Thebaw was brought on shore by coolies in
an arm chair which was wholly covered with
Turkey red. The two queens were then
brought to shore, and so was the child with
the attendant.
Theebaw. who is about % years of age, is
strong built. middle-siZed man, with a round,
fair Chinese com pleXion, and wears a slight
moustache. He has prepOssessing appear
ance and The gait and behavior of a refined
person. He had put on a white silk coat
reaching down to his knees, and had a silk
lagOnti Of varlegated colOrs. He was wear
ing white silk puggree like the rim of Per-
sian hat, from the TOP of which his plaits of
hair, which were tied up in the form of
cone, were visible. He was also wearing silk
stockings and kid leather shoes, and, on the
whole. ne presented a smart appearance. On
each side OF his breast there were attached to
the silk coat two rows OF diamonds and rubies
of the size of small chestnuts in gold settings,
which shOne brightly In the morning rays of
the sun.
Sopayah Lat, his favorite queen, was
dressed in a small white silk petIicoat, with
pink and blae frOntages, and silk langoti,
stockings, and English shoes. The upper por-
ton of her chest, which was bare, was orna-
mented with huge diamond necklace some
three or four rows deep, while a sort of a
cJrOnet set with rubies, emeralds and dia-
monds, was fixed into the folds of her hair
Just above her forehead. She had also huge
gold ring. set with large diamond and
emerald on either side of it, fixed into the
holes bored into the lobes of her ears.
The other queen, who was similarly dressed,
and decorated with diamOnds and rubies ami
emeralds as SOpayah Lat, did not, however,
present Responding appearance. She is at
all events more handsome and lively than the
rival queen After Theebaw and his two
queens had been landed, Mr.. Propert and Mr.
Crawford led the way, and Immediately So
payah Lat, turning toward her royal consOrt
cast wstful glance at him, and Offering him
her left hand, followed hand in hand the two
officials.
The second queen followed the royal couple.
They all walked with light though firm step
to the other end of the shore, where the car
riAges were waiting for them. The two
| queens seated themselves in what might be
Gale the seat of honor, and TheebaW and
Mr.. Propert occupied the opposite seat. The
| ede.t child was also taken into the carriage
| by SOpayah Lat, and the party was then
| driven to their bungalow on the hill. In the
second boat were brought the six maids of
honor and Two other infant children of Thee
| baw. The maids of honor were dres ed in
| much the same way as the two queens, but
! they mad not their magnificent jewels to deco
rate Themselves with. But still each one,
| decorated as they were, carried mine OF
wealth with her. Two OF these maids car
ried, among other very valuable articles, two
huge bows, which are made or pure gold.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-31
Ignoring a Commander.

1t is not improbable that the Ohio Dem
ocrats will, in the coming Congressional
elections, ignore the recent gerrymandsr
in that State which was accomplished by
the aid of the illegal rump Senate. 1t is
asserted that this course has been already
decided on in some instances, aud steps
are being taken TO make nominations ac-
coriingly.
While it is agreed by the Democrats
that the reappOrtiOnmenL made by the
late revolutionary Legislature is uncon.
stltutlonal and void, they are not unani-
nous as to whether it will be so held by
the Supreme Court OF the State-indeed
some very influential Democratic journals
think that the court will take a partisan
view of the question and sustain the
legislature. The National House OF
Representatives, however, is not bound
by any decision the Supreme Court of
Ohio, or even the Supreme Court Of the
United states, may make. as under the
constitution 1t is the sole Judge Of the
election, qualification and return OF its
members.
The more conservative Democratic sen.
timent in Ohio Is in favor or making haste
slowly in this matter. Hasty action is
deprecated, and it is advised that II will
not do tor different courses to be pursued
in different parts Of the State. Ii the
proposed course is TO be adopted, IL is
urged that it only be done after due de.
liberation In all the districts, aud after a
clear understanding is had all around.
Tue fact that the Democrats Of Ohio have
made SO many blunders during the past
two or three years, seems to impress them
that they should be extremely cautious
now-in other words. that they should "be
sure they are right, and then go ahead"
The Ohio Democrats should, # possible,
lay their case before the Democratic Con-
gressional Committee. There are very
good rea sons why the advice OF the com.
mittee would be Of incaleulable benefit to
them. II they have concerted and
harmonious action among themselves
and the Endorsement OF Democratic
opinion In Congress- they might safely
/ ignore gerrymander.