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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-02

kilka y nich po~ind PREY j%aclel"wi
pod Kownem mirszkn jacrmu, ale
nrzednicy celni ROSY jscy me p"z-
wol.li ich przewirzd /" obawy' &c
mog}yby to bye gofebie p"cztowe'
ktorc w danym razic mog'yby
przeniesG ;ak'o waznc wl"domosci
h Kowna. Ow karitaiista dawn'cl
czesto goiebie posy'ai W gfab Ro-
syi, y mic robiono mu trndn"sc''
Nasl sasiedzi - koh,zy ,,G"sclii.
ger" W najnicwinnieiszych rae
each podcjrzvwaja te'az zdrade."
Ola OBJ jnsncnia togo u&"lanla
Sic pisma MEM eckicgo, dodaj jenny,
ae Kowno ma Litwie jest %iorteca,
k,ora Hosknle ciagle i~eszcze wzna
cniaja i obsa,lHnla ! obsadz"j y "ol-
skiem, my sta sobie: strzezonego
p Bog etrzezt.
Il Wurs=uny wiadomosri Mle
bardzo pok"jpwr. w gu II
III b Is X e stol caty leden
korpus W sic %wo;rnnej II M W o.
" in ma q krai nj -tojA
tukie1 dwu korpusy, gotow" kaZ-
del ehwlIi DO wyruszcnia pole.
Clwarta dywlzya pirchoty Z
Iii SION ir jake tcA d, wizya
piechoty zR yg majs take
prz,hyG do Krolcslwn Polskley".
K:otko priced b zem Narodze-
niem wystano koIcJa nadwisIahska
do STACEY Re 10 ca 1000 lozek,
rrzrznAcz"nych do lazarttu ru!ow,-
30 zarazrm 50, 900 funtow waty
sznrpji wrnz l. odpowlednla hos
cia rozmn,ty lck"rstw dia aplcki
wolSk"wrj
S!uzba lazoret"wa u%rzudzpMa
ma jest w arniach roSyjsklch u
pelnc, u lekarzom lo,zczrgolnym
pvwy&nnozul." luz kwatrry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-02
w selInic pru~kj raa

rozpoczefa sic W 9niu - stycz-
min o brona Z O a X 8 w
przeciw barbarzyhskiemu ;rze-
sladowanlu lezyka polsklryo.
"a mlanowlcle zakazowl wyKia-
dania W szkofach sw. religi w
szko}ach polskich. Postow pol
s]Slch dzlelnie porar} dawnlej-
sly minister hmnowerski
W i d t hor.t. Wykazy-
wal on, ze prawo natury na-
kazule rzadowl pruskiemu ls-
2yk polski 5z"nowac. Minister
prusll Tossley obstawa} prey
tenn, i" Polacy " w, rs Po-
znansklam nie moga stanowlG
osnbn"i narodowoscl, musza
SIC nauczyG mysIe6 20 ME
m'vckn ! przy;46 nIemleckie
npNrInlt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-02
Szlask.

Il Nyxtomic doto>za d" ME
mieckich gazet c" m%-'epuje Rzrz-
n,koai Nuwaknwi TIL tad "':eEra.
no ma koinurze W Mo,Irzejowr 1871
marek pienledzy pnnicwa4 rndtus
ro-yj>kiego rozp"r1aIzrnia. III" VOL
no wiqccj jak 10 marsk W ~'"hrze
z]"srantcAnej monetN d" P"l~ki
przen;rsG. Gdv Nowak w zc>ztym
tygudn'u zn6w przcz k"m"ro mo
drz.jowska przcrhodzit, pojm" .
90 tam i chciano d" wiqzienla Of
p~rowaIzic, Iecz pc zlozeniu kau-
cyl, 30 march w~ynoszacej, pnsz-
rzono go ma nolnosG, az do nkon.
czeni" rrocc>n, wytocz"nog" mn Il"
r.vrw-ze prlestGlstno.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-02

>!IIClEA EONAMENr/A WAR; 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-02
ESkl';a WOlny europe

k$ka';a WOlny eur"pel-
sklel ,Icszcze w lutym tego ro-
ku ma bye wznjecouY. "
BulgaryI lua tera2 20 kryjo-
mu szyhull powslanic, W kto-
rem ma wZlqSt udziai wiqksza
polowa wolska.
h/oclY oraz wieksza "oluq
pro"adz4 2 Abjsyniq Aad mu-
rem Clerwonem. Ponirwa2
Nf,chy NE maze AMI picnic
dzy am porzqdncgo r24du, lla
togo me NIGGA posiat lyle
wolska, lie ~potrzeba pr1cciw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-02

Racihdr=. Sad tut" j>zy Sk4aaaf
w Maju zr, ma = 'at% w%ieziena
dawniejszego prz~et"3oneg" hnra
adwokackicgo Pnduszczcka = Wo-
dzIs|nwla IA nieprnwne praywtaSz-
genie sobie obrych picnIedzy 10
Szukanstwn. w zesz,ym rygodniu
stuwaf Paduszrzck znow lr1cd >A-
dem, oslsarzony 0 dalsze przyw+as4-
czenie Sobie 6lI marcls, zA G" W
dodatku "trzv,n"f ~ir~zrz" r"k
wiezirna.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11
THE HUMANE SOCIETY.

The Tennessee Humane Society for tho
Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals and
Children viii tonigh, hold mass-mec,ing
at the Hall Of the Young Mems Hebrew
Association, at which Bishop Quintari,
Dr. w. +. Boggs, Daniel, salnacld, and
others Of tho clcrgymen Of the city are 10
speak and several addresses arc 10 be de.
liycrcd. The name Of the Society, 30 full
and comprehensive. tells the story Of its
aims and ends. II appeals TO humane,
considerable and thoughtful people for their
help In money ~ we'll a. influence and
good words. Tho meeting tonight should
therefore be well attended, indeed
the hall should bc packed and tho result
DO ono worthy the position Memphis en-.
joys In other respects. A great deal has
been done In the city by tho Society
toward lcssening the burden Of cruelty 10
animals and children, but much yet ~.
mains. The whip Ia still numerically
used by drivers, who In many cases con.
iinue 10 overload their mules aud horses,
which arc often neglected. No one man,
working ever N hard, can cover tho whole
ground Of the Society In Memphis. -Four
men mightdoii, supporicdby apublic scnii.
ment loudly andsirnnrly enough expressed
to mako an impression upon constablcs,
police officers aud magistrates. hut there
IL no such aggregated sentiment on Thu
head In the city. by many the members
Of the Humane Society are considered
mere scniimenlalisis INDUCING In theory,
impraciicablc people who pleading for an.
finals and children neglect other and more
pressing claims for instance those Of the
poor. This Is the snccr Of sclfindulgcni
rcoplo who aw anxious 10 escape their
responsibilities and do not see or choose 10
see tia, the people stirred TO anything like
willing support Of such a society would
always he In the way o. helping every
other aincliomiiyc work. To be humane {,
10 bcco,lsiiera,c aud compassionate. The~c
are the highest qualities that civilized man
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. SUNDAY. MARCH IL. 1883.

can lay claim to- iig may possess the mem
talgifts OF a Shakespeare, but wanting these
he would still bcdihpoyerishcd and poor
With public fully n sympathy with the
objects Of the Society, there can be no
such thing as criicity to animals or chill
drcn. It should then be special object
Of the Society and iis friends to create and
maintain a public opinion that would be
30 strong as 10 be Aconstant safeguard in
It's Interests and II its work. To convince
men and women that to be humane is to
DO civilized, sdd to be inhuman
is to be a brute, would be to win
the battle, to achicve the crown
ing victory in sacred cause.
There is nothing 50 pitiable as helpless
child the prey Of cruel and ncglectiui
parents or guardians, and ncxtto this there
is nothing that so appeals to the consider
ate human heart as a dumb beast the VIC
tim OF cruel and continuous ferocity that
few beasts can match. Responding to the
cry OF the one for help and the appeal oil
the other for relief, the Tennessee Humane
Society is in the field doing what II can.
Hampcrcd for want OF funds 1t cannot do
much-it has not been able to do much.
Dependent upon the voluntary Of
ferings Of the people it cannot
continue to do that little unless the
people, those especially who call them
selves religious, go full handed to their
help, and continuing with them give proofs
in works, not words, Of their sympathy in
great and needed and God-blessed work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11

PfrTsnuRG. "a, Marrh io.--Rlvct 4 rect inches
aud falling Cloudy aud mild.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, March lo.--R River u 40 icst
and rlslng Arrived iiagon, nom Nashville.
WHEELING, W. Va, March ~ River fcct q
inches aud falling Thermometer %. Night
River feet inches aud falling.
vfcKsHrH0. Mia. March i0..-Rivcr rising,
Rainy. Passed down pacotah. Jay Gould aud
iarcs. Harry brown and tow Guiding star Up
Joseph Henri
CINCINNATI o. March 10 River "A feet inches
aud flsine. weaihcr mild and mining al day.
Arrived Fashion. ritisbufr; Desoio. Memphis
lnche- and flslnr. Raining Thermometer 5o'
LOUISVILLE Ky, March i0.-Noon River rls.
Ing icct eiuchcs illihc cAiAi aud feet Inch on
the falls Cloudy and ralnlng, Night River rs
Ing feet inrhc. IN the canal Hndo feet inches
on the fnlk Cloudy and mining.
xrw oRLKANs Ia. March 10 Matches. An.
anlas city scoond ticamcf IN new movement Of
Anchor line 20 Matches, arrived this morninr and
rufufncd NJ pm. 70 - ioulk Weather cloudy
aud warm departed irfls q, brown. Cincinnati
city 81 50 Lonls Cor ~ Louis.
CAIRO. m. Nsrch iol--kfri,ed. Thomas shcr
ioek. Ciuelnnsfi- PM New South, ~ Leisis. p
m, cir Of New Orleans tpm departed Ohio.
civ q New ofssn-' New orlssss
Cloud, ana cold NIsht-kuiycd nciic Nein.his
hi faul4 40 pm, prpsurd frlic Ne nphis
vlet.han. midaIfhl IIsaI. Iprr, New lfIsans
da,lIrht Rivers ieet ineh' and fs'|lns. cloady
III I||I
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11

B.nLIS, March TO- Tho North Gomon
Gascie says: "Ihc deep sorrow In which
tho death Of tho Emperor has sunk the
German nation. casts a dark shadow not
only ON our own national feeling. but Ear
beyond. on tho character Of the whole In
tcrnaiional situation. Europe recognized
and rcyeed the Emperor a. q faithful and
powerful protector Of internal peace.
Although no honest man can doubt that
his maIcsiy's influence will live on, I'M
weakened and unchanged, everybody
feels the wide gap which the disappear
ancc Of his dominating personality leaves
behind. Ons thing can H. gathered with
the greatest certainty from the signs Of
cordial sympathy in which the Ausiro.
Hungarian and English papers have We'd
with each other. and from the still more
touching attitude OF Italy, that Germany
docs not stand alone In her sorrow. We
nrc convinced that the proofs Of sympaihy
from abroad will reach even greater d.
mensions.
: The extra editions Of the newspapers,
which nave accounts of the Empcror's last
hour, were rapidly sold, and the shrill
cries 81 the news vendors made q strange
contrast TO the general silence and sadness.
A few minutes before 10 o'clock cannon
shots were heard. II was the mourning
salute OF the army, which rolled like thun-
der oyer the city. while all the church bells
tollcd sclc,nnIy Meanwhile carriage alter
cariiagc launsht difierent persons Of rank,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11
ROYAL SILVER WEDDING.
Tho Prince Of Wales Celebrates the
25th Anniversary OF His Marriage.

The Prince OF Wales Celebrates the
26th Anniversary OF His Marriage.
LONDON, March i0.-The prince and
princess OF Wales celebrated their silver
wedding today Tho reception at the
Marlborough house was very largely at
tended. The princess Of Wales wore a
cream colorcd dress, while her daughters
appeared In spring colors. The numer-
Gus lady visitors were all el-
cgantly attird In material Of
different grades. On the Queens ar.
rival, she greeted the prince and princess
OF Wales and family In the warmest, most
nfTcctionatc manner. There were present
the King Of the nclgians, the King and
Queen oi Denmark, the duke Of Cam
bridge, lord Salisbury, and others OF some
note. Bouquets, baskets Of flowers, ham
pens oi cxotics, and the numerous presents
70 the prince aud princess Of Wales, made
fine display.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11

the fact, by Senator Blackburn, that Mr..
ingalls, military services consisted in ex-
crcising the functions Of judgc-advocato-
general in cases involving spoliations OF
hcn.roosts by Kansas jay-hawkers,
puts that gentleman in very
ridiculous attitude before the country, and
now that the Loyal Legion is disposed to
shut tho door upon him he will probably
sing very small in the future. There
mover was more complete collapse Of POI
litcal pretcntiousness.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11
rnE HAMILTON TRIAL

In ycrteriaysprocccdInes In the trial
Of Hamilton for the murder 81 Gambrcll
before judy Mayors at brandon,
Miss, published in another part Of this
issue u 1IE ArrH,i, there win he found
the remarks Of the counsel Cor the prosccu.
ton In regard 10 an article from Tho
Meridian D,mocrot, copied Into TIN ArrEAi
Of the s,h instant. We quito agree with
the counsel In rcprohation OF The Dca,o.
crurs comments, taking. n We have done
iron the flint o. the triad, The posi-.
ton tina, the case being In thr hand,
Of the jury silence bcs, became
the press We did not hc-Itat,
40 long o. We believed the ends Of jusiic,
could be snlserved TO help the State In III
purpose Of prosecution, but that attained
our duty ended the rest IL with the court
We did what We could TO develop lcga
testimony and Illustrate the designs, as W,
conceived them, Of the defendants TO cscap,
their responsibilities under the law-bu
tia, done, VIC assumed the coumgc, win
ingnes and capacity Of the Court to dea
Justly and righieously between the prison
er and the State. And wo embnnc III
occasion 10 say tina, We have not been dis
appointed. judge Mayors he held th
scales evenly, and the testimony has bee
given with as much freedom. within III
usual limits, as during The polimir
AIRY trials which almost exhausted th
powers Of defense. A. 10 The lawyer
they are ON both si,,.s doing their bcs'. q
Is their duty, aad, - VIII By scen iroi
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who came to offer their condolences to the
unhappy Empress.



ST.. PRTEHsDURG, March l0.--The news
papers today appear in mourning for and
publish necrologics Of the dead Emperor
of Germany, The Noroc Tmmyd gives a
likeness OF the Emperor. All the papers
express sympathy at the loss sustained,
they say, not only by Germany, but by the
whole world. iyf
The Journal DcSt. Pstasbotry says: 'The
death Of Emperor William is not less
deeply regretted In Russia than in Ger
many. The Russian dynasty loved the
deceased Emperor as q friend who was
ever found at the post OF duty or danger.
He was a fortunate soldier during the first
part Of his reign and knew how to devote
the remaining two-tliiris to the preserva-
ton OF peace. Ic died covered with inn
perishable glory and surrounded by his
subjects love, universal vencration and
admiration" uaie
Other papers cxtol deceased for his
noble-minded qualities and speak Of him
rs a great patriot and victorious comman-
der. They comment upon the turning
point in political affairs which they con-
slider the Emperors disappearance will
make. This they say is subject for the
most serious reflection. The hocoe Ywmyu
asks; "Will not the well known influence
OF the Empress Victoria over Emperor
Frederick affect the political omnipotence
which Prince Bismarck has hitherto exer
cised. The same paper expresses doubts
as to Emperor Frederick's physical capac
ity to govern himself, but hopes the ques
ton Of actual government, In the interests
OF United Germany, may be settled with
out difficulty, dss1t s.ftl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11

BAnoS ~ lIIR,cn, by gift Of $1,000.
600 Tor The establishment and support Of
1910 shools for the Jewish children Of
Russia, takos the palm for broad, liberal,
comprehensive and uilIiarian phllanihro.
~. His j. the nobIesi giii 81 the century,
end Il Is pleasant TO know has the sanction
81 the Car Al honor IN the gentleman
who thus reaches bis hand across the con.
iineni OF knropo AMI into the wide wastes
81 Russia to help, elevate and strengthen a
Icople to brutalize whom even the refined,
civilized and religious men and women Of
l'ussia have conspirel. II were worth a
Thousand year. q pampcred life 10 be able
10 40 a decd - lar above al purpose Of
eifi by Others who have lci, their dole o,
largcss Of good things a thousand school,
an q good foundation what university car
compare with them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11

TnE Presbyterian Church, by vote Of
20 10 N Prcsbytcrics, has stricken
from lis Confession Of Faith this clause
The man may no, marry any Of his wiic's
kindred nearer In blood than he may Of
his own, nor the woman any Of her hus-
hands kindrcd nearer In blood than her
own" So hereafter Presbyterian may
marry i,is wiic's sister wi,hou, incurrinl
the icar Vi eternal damnauon. and sisters
in-iaw bccOmc very dangerous To the pcac'
81 ~eil-mgnlAicd households
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TIE library.

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11

BEmis, March 10. Funeral services
were held over tho remains Of Emperor
William In the moriuary chamber in the
palace last evening. The chamber was
profusely decorated with flowers. The
dowager empress Augusta, tho grand
duke and grand duchess Of Baden, the
crown prince and crown prin-
cess Of Sweden and other
royal pcronagcs attended the services.
The body Of the Emperor lay In Me same
position In which the monarch occupied
when he expired. A cruciiix lay on his
breast aud an ivory cross was In his right
hand. Chaplin koegel In his sermon re-
lated 20 the moment when Empress
Augusta held the hand Of her dying con-
sort Alter the service the late Emperor
aide-dc-camps, I.ieutenant-G enerail.ehan
rolf and ficuienant General Won Walder.
see, acted as guards Of honor ut the dead
monarnh's couch.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11

what they said yesterday, they arc doing
this in way TO command the respect and
confidence each Of the other, and OF the
Court With this the public should be
satisfied. II the jury is relatively MS well
adjusted to its duty, il II Is as intelligent as
to its responsibilities and can weigh and
slit the evidence, there need be no apprc-
hension that the ends OF justice will be
thwayicd or broken down.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11

TnE Caliaih Erdminer which continues
TO boom lis townsman, Julius A. Trous-
dale, for Governor, believes that Taylor
lins mnde good Governor but Il is "op-
posed to the second term idea OF indorc-
mcni, and Il has no force with us. logic
ally II would keep one in Office always.
We have too many deserving men, and
LIE s short enough. ANYWAY"
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1IiE EMpERoR FREDERIck


THE EMPEROR FREDERICK
Has already given the world an earnest Of
peaceful reign, 50 far Us the maintenance
Of peace may deyolvc upon him. lie has
made It a special duty himself TO respond
to the message ~ coincidence from the
President Of the French Republic in order
that he might express the hope that the
relations OF Germany and France may con-
tinue friendly, and he also thanked King
Humberi for the timely aid he had given
Prince Bismarck In maintaining peace by
acccding to the tripartite treaty. These as
surances have already had their
effect upon the bourses OF Vienna
and Paris as wen as Of Berlin
where the Emperor "a known and appre-
ciatcd. What change il will make In the
fate Of Europe II this man, thus beginning
his reign so conseryatiycly and scnsibly, Is
permitted to live and carry out his desires
and designs for tho advancement Of his
country, the elevation Of his fellow citi-
zcns," Ms he recently called them, and
the peace Of 3O0,OOo,000 Of people His
is indeed great and u grave RESPONSE
bility, in cncounioring which lac will need
all the aid he can find, not only At the
hands OF the Regent Of Bavaria, but in
those OF every other Prince OF the Empire.
As TO his attitude toward tho faithful
Chancellor, there is no room TO doubt
that he appreciates his services
and abilities and X satisfied that
In him, too, ho has an honest
friend. As 70 tho aspirations Of his son,
ON which 80 much stress has boon laid, we
may be sure that court gossip has had more
to do with them than the Prince himself.
Nowhere In the world can a man or wom.
ans life be- made more miserable than in a
court where jealousy is fostcrcd and en-
couraged by iayoftism and the fawning OF
the bringing and supcnorviccablc who
share with the serpent some OF the quail
ties most deieoied in that reptile. The
German Court has always been noted in
this respect Tho memoirs Of the Mar
gravinc Of Beyruth, sister Of Frederick the
Great, make II plain that in her day
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11

Tmr Executive Committee which is TO
meet in Nashville on Tuesday next, will,
it is generally believed and hoped, call
two Conventions one Tor the nomination
OF delegates to tic National Convention,
tho other for the nomination OF candi-
date for Governor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-11

To the tdttof OF tue Apisal
Many are now deeply interested In the
question, by whom shall this district be
represented in the next Congrcs3 Several
gentlemen have been named rs tho right
man. and among them Gen. A. NJ. West,
Of this city. lie h a planter and fully
identified with the tllcn Of the sofia
gentleman Of extensive and varied inior-
nation; has had several years Of legislative
experience ~ member Of the State Leg.
islaturc; has had q lapc experience In pub
lie affairs generally, and probably under.
stands better the subject Of railroading
than any other cilipn Ia this section of The
State. having been ior many years either n
Central railroad comnny. This subject
II fgrcat Importance and practical knowl-
edge, such On Cen. West possesses, IN Ger.
tainly needed on tho floor Of Congress.
Still another consideration, Gen. West has
had quito q following throughout the
Union IA a Grccnbnckcr, having been
candidate for tho Nicc'ppsidcncy on the
Grccnback ticket and personally canvasscd
several western and northwestern States.
This party no long,r exists. aud Gen.
West, who never did form Republican nc.
Citations, u and has been Tor some year
fully identified with the Deniocmcy. In
tho presidential cicclion b. be held this
fall the Grccnbaekcrs hold the balance Of
power In one or two states. and the taking
up OF Gen. West ny . Democratic district
would certainly conc late quondam Grcn.
hackers. and might therefore, be the means
Of doing good outside. Of the district To
Dcmocmls We would lay that no ADLER or
safer man Tor ConTscsN can be- brought for.
ward. Gen. Wsat soiei Tor Cleveland al
the la.t election AMI Is nov an cnthusi-
asiic Cleveland pcnYent
Ilollx 81, - Mnrrh to-. hoy
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Tnr Jroi-oh Tribune aud Ssm declares that
= the old time Dcmociais," we suppose Of
Madison. whose devotion 10 the party has
known no yaTiablcncss or shadow Of turn.
ing do say ,ha, Gov. Bob Taylor has 'wab-
blcd on the eudgcol' 10 10 great an exiont
that thoy do not see how they can support
him ihe Is dominated" Hut they will
scc II Il he gets the nomination, No good
Democrat will 90 back on the ticket, even
II he does not like the man.