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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11
mOME AND ABROAD.
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
&C Cherry, Of Tscoma. Is In the city.
| Mr. Sam Cohen, now of Portland, Ia In the
dsy.
Pol I Master Ttompton is confined TO his
home by illness.
Travel is beginning biskIy towards tho
ocean aud mount ,i1s
Judge Il s Strahan, Of thu city, IL now
chief justice Of the Supreme nft.
Mrs iIainee,a Mrs Martin aud dsus lat. +,
OF Eugene, who have been visiting IN this
city several days, returned home 10 day.
J N Duncan aud WIN Vance iaft this
morning on u trip to Prineylllc, going by
way OF the Lebanon wagon road.
Charles Hagen, who was injured At this
cit 4 ab0u. q month ago by two cara O ming
against him, 10 on the streets.
A d Bas ker i.ft thin noon for Astoria TO
attend the Grand Lodge A. D. u. W.,
which oonsonus ia that city Wsdno ,day.
Conrad Meyer aud family leave tJ-mor-
row morning for au outing at Lower Soda,
whore the air is pure and tho water strength.
ening.
Mr II Is Miller lrs yes tomorrow for Sent.
tie 10 paint Il KIRK pHtriek's new hous,. H.
deuco.
The diI ectory men oi kaDsas City made
ths population 2t0, 100 Tho census siumsr
Atora made IL only 100. COO. OF eourss there
~ n howl. for who II going 10 HtSnd that.
This gold watch offered by g w Simpson
70 customers 10 Lis clothing department was,
st public drawing, secured by No 77,whieh
proved TO bo held by Mr. w Richardson.
Yesterday was the 40lh Anniversary Of
DIR lfviao's miBihterial iife. Thhty-. ieht
years of u have been spent in Linn county,
aud to-day he 10 more b,ioyed by LIs con-
gatios than ever before.
The new hotel at sodavilIs has breu CON-
pietsd, Miller X Hart Just having flint she'd
tho pointing ot II. II l. about tho sizs of
the Russ House. aud will prove iibe thing
for summer resorteis.
Rev David WitEsi. ol 70 tland, .aid 10 be
one oi the Dost eloquent ministers on the
Coast. will preach 10 the Christian Church
to+morrow and Wednesday evenings. IL vail
pay 10 hear him
An Albany boy who attgadsd the celebra-
ton at Salem, mistook tho mon who paraied
IN the wagons with tbs letters o : | A on
'ho sidCs for piuguglirs. Thsv d,d look
little Wild. but certainly behaved them olives
IN a becoming manpor.
HoRTicuLrURAL MgKTNd.--The State
Horticultural Society eonveaes In Cor
wallis tomorrow afternoon Mt 2 80 and
will hold sessions until Wednesday noon.
Tuesday afternoon Jay w Blain will read
a paper on Horticulture in Linn Co..;
J ID Whitman. Of Medford, on Fruit
and the Farmers Home" T. Il Lake Dn
horticultural Statistics. visit will be |
made To the Agricultural college. In the |
evening the President, X Cardwell, |
will deliver an address. Col T. W Allen, |
u Portland, will talk on "Bugs," aud |
Prof + l. Washbnrn. If Corvallis, on |
Economic Entomology in Oregon. " ed |
nesday forenoon business meeting will |
he held.
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$Io,I72
why d, Men Apply the Brake.

Tangent, July 8, 1890.
Not long ago we were talking with q
man about the meanness of some men,
and he said he could be mean II he want
TO be, very easily.
But" said |, "you do not want to be
mean for you put on the brake; that is
you try to do right. Yes, while there
are great many that do not apply the
brake at all, so they are on the down
ward grade most all the time" We
said that men applied the brake to a
vehicle to keep It from running to des-
truction, as they would run down grade
very easy but il required power to make
it go up grade, and it was the same way
with men. They could be mean easier
than they could be good, for it takes will
power to do good all the time.
"Well, that is 30, said he, "but had
never looked at 1t in that light before.
And he further said that he thought thai
a good many did not see it in that light
/ said, "Look at the locomotive; how
it puffs and snorts to pull the train NJ
steep grade, but when it gets to the tol
and starts down grade it goes easy, anC
would soon run to destruction If TIN
brakes'were not applied. Some men ar
on the down grade and never apply tn
brakes consequently run to destruction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

The Street commissioner recommended
the following improvements: New side
walk south side First street adjoining
block TO- new sidewalk north side 2nd
street adjoining block s; new sidewalk
south side Of 9TH street adjoining lot 1,
block bb, and on west side oi CaIapooia
street adjoining lot I, block SO, known as
the Tritcs property.
Petition oi i Conn, d VanIIorn and
others asked for sewer from Washington
TO Broadalbin street. Referred.
Petition OF Conn and ors asked for
electric light either Mt corner Of sth and
Washington streets or 9th and Washing.
ton streets. Referred
Ordinance No 207 providing for the es-
tablishment nt grade on 10Th, llth and
l2th streets from east line of Vine 10 the
east line ot Ellsworth street, was referred
back 10 committee for amendment.
Ordinance FOG granting privileges to
the Sunset Telephone Co was read third
time aud unanimously passed.
On motion OF Bnrkhart profile Of the
grade ot sth, 9th and other streets M
made by 4 Warner was adopted.
City Marshal was directed 10 give mo-
iies through the papers IA property own
ers to dig mp Canada thistIes.
Matter Of engine in rear Of Thos Brink =
furniture store was referred To the COIN
mittee on fire and water.
Matter of tilth In alley between lsi and
Water streets, IN rear Of block three, was
referred io committee on health and POI
lice.
Matter Of resetting grade stakes was
ordered left 10 the chairman ot the COM
mittee ON streets and public property, no
one else having authority in the matter.
In the matter Of the ditch adjoining
the property Of Mr. Phil Baltimore IL was
moved that the city spend tiO0 towards
cement pipe past his property. On mo-
ton matter postponed 10 n special meet
ing "Wednesday evening.
The following bids were read for the ex-
tension Of the Calapooia street sewer to
slh street, distance Of T0G feet, ~ inch
pipe: Jas Laurent. 81 .25 II foot; Mason
K sirang, ti.l4 foot; tieo W Hughes,
Si.2O foot. On motion contract was let
10 Mason & Strang. work 10 bc completed
in 60 days.
The time for collecting taxes was ex.
tended 10 July % aud no further.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

AHEAD or Tmg.-The freshest and best
groceries and fruits in the market at Jas
+ Powell & Co.'S.
Get your canned goods at Jas L Powell
Il Co.'S.
Jas + Powell & Co lead in the grocery
business.
Jas f Powell s. Co are rushed with busi-
ness because they have the goods and give
bargains.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

AUCTION SALE or HoRsEs.-We will
offer for sale at auction, on Tuesday July
18th, at Schmeer's stables, in Albany,
Oregon, number Of fine young horses.
Terms, three months time, note with ap-
proved security, drawing 10 per cent.
RoYsR & WHITE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11
COUNTY corRl rEpcEgpIScs.

10 II. y. Blackburn. Judge H. ". Cooper and
VIM. Rumbaugh, comnis-spaers.)
In the matter Of x y Thompson e,ai,
for county road; w K Kirk, w o Smith
and J ii Wash5urn appointed viewers.
In the matter OF otapTlIcalion OF Abraham
Farlow etal for county road; road ordered
opened on payment OF damages.
S Courtney's ciaIfn for medical scr.
vices continued for sfIid tvi, of coroner.
Settlement with II Farwci, cx county
treasurer, made and approved.
The following bills were allowed:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

1t is very important in this age OF vast
material progress that a remedy be pleasing
to the taste and to the eye, easily taken, ,ae-
ceptable to the stomach and healthy in it's
nature and effects. Possessing these quail
ties, Syrup of Figs is the one perfect lsxa-
tive and most gentle diuretic known.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

A Bro VARIgrY.-It il always a privi
lege to haye a big stock to select from.
J 4 Powell & Co always have on hand
the largest variety Of fruits and vegeta-
bles OF any establishment in the city,
fact easily learned by inspection.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11
BUcGIEs AND HACKS.

The best makes are to- be found in Al
bany at Price & Robson's, who have just
received carload of the finest hacks and
buggies to be found. Their prices, con-
sidering quality, are remarkably low.
It pays to ride in a good buggy or hack.
Keep this fact in your head, and when
getting one call on Price & Robson, who
have the largest variety to select from.
Some handsome ladies house shoes at =
n Caaxfs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

The Accountants Of Albany will play
either the Real Estate or Legal Fraternity
club. Stakes to be cold pie, beer or old
beef. Ike Fox to be umpire. Address
the President for time, conditionss etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

HoT COFFEE Hereafter the Albany Ex-
press trim leaves this city for Portland at
O'Clock a. IN. 70 accommodate those
who leave on that train lEpt coffee will be
served at the counter Of the depot hotel
10 those who desire it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

STRING Has CoME.--The stock Of wall
paper at Fortmiller & Irving's is larger
than ever, being quite immense and in.
clude many new and beautiful designs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

A LIVE GAME.-Every day live game
is played at the corner of Second and Ellis
worth streets, where Mueller & Garrett
and their clerks have to run to await on
all their customers. They now have
fine line of fruits and vegetables on hand
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

TEN ACRE TRAcTs.--Sofne choice 10
and 20 acre tracts for garden purposes,
just secured for sale at bargain. Inquire
Of Guiss s. Hedrick.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

BLAcRBERRIEs. Leave your orders at
Jas L Powell & Co.'S for wild blackberries.
They have made arrangements for a
large supply, and will give five pounds
pound TO box-for a gallon, not four
boxes as many do.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

PARAsoLs.-I have just received new
invoice Of Parasols.
Samuel j. Young.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

FRUIT BoxEs.--For all kinds of fruit
boxes go to the Sugar Pine Door and
Lumber Co. Bed rock prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

For SALE.--Seyen fresh cows for sale
neap. Inquire at this office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11
r. Cem.en,enI Mid Gloves.

<eep full line OF these gloves in
black and colored. Am sole agent for
Albany, Oregon. Samuel i Young.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

DISSOLUTION NOTICE Notice Is here
by given that the partnership Of Rankin &
Sinclair, composed OF ID Rankin and ID
Sinclair, railroad contractors, has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Kr Rankin
retiring. The business will be continued
by Mr. Sinclair.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

LOST Somewhere In Albany, a dia-
mond stud. Please retura to the DEMO
GRAFT Office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

WARM WEATHER "A fine stock of re-
frigiators anu - .iram freezers may be
seen at Stewart & Soxs. Nothing like
them for the house.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11
Albany Market.

Wheat
oats. 33,;.
Butter lbc prto.
PEgs-- 20G
Hay 400.
potatoes-.75 cts per bushel
Beef--on foot, 3ifc
Aaples-75 cents por bu,
pork-6Ikc per II. dressed.
Rarons hams t2xc.
shoulders, 30.
sides loo.
ard--9c per III.
Fiour--4.25 per bbl.
Chickens 8 90 por doz.
lii Foed--bran, Hooper ton
shorts, l6.
middlings, 20.
Chot- 40.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11
Self-Feeder and Band-Cutter,
Traction Engines;
Automatic Stacker. Et,
MIR. II. r. WRIGHT,

MmLERs, County, OREcoxJ
MIR. H. r. WRIGHT 'sP's' - i'''
Oregon
Advance rhree
land Ihayeseen ALI
n ~
threhes the grain the better
from obe stroll nd durable. lam
pard
hesh They in
yeu desire refer a an al ines.
tsignedI MILLER
For further particulars address e. r. WRIGHT,
Albany, Portland Oregon. Send for his list of 1913
names Of parties who have purchased Advance Threshers
in Oregon, Washington and Idaho
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

J $ Morris 4 Co to Arthur Adams,
D.2S acres, Scio o...........k 900
J w Miller 20 ID shelton . lots ,shel-
burn. ....... s.............. %
W Van Schuyler to q NJ CoiEcy,
5OxlO0 feet, Scio. o............ $50
David Peebler 10 W + Shaw and
wife, 1877 acres near Lebanon. $3.50
Zephin Job TO w Brown, = int
crest IN so acres, Q " 4.... 1900
Il kirkpatrick 20 A LeRoy, lot 2.
bl 2, KS A, Lebanon. ........ so
q w Phillips to W NJ Phillips, ,l64.-
II acres, 10 w2.............,. $500
VI T. Negus to o Writsman, lot Z,
part OF lot 8, bl o, Albany. 1900
John Schmeer 10 Augusta Palmer,
bl o, HIS 4th A, Albany 10
Pauline Hegele to John Schmeer,
interest in several parcels Of
land in Albany. y.............. 10
] X Kirkpatrick to S w Moore, lot
II, bl 2, ks 2nd 4 Lebanon 100
J w Ellison by Sheriff TO Savila NJ
Ellison, . lots, Shedd ......n $50
sis, 1886
Total for year. us, ,695
Plat Of Galbraith's addition to North
Brownsville filed.
Last week seven mortgages were fled.
Consideration, 5,S27.
Z and Clara Coins TO II w Bilyeu,
part of lot 73. In Scio. ........$ goo
w K Bishop TO Hugh Fields, 60 so
rods In Brownsville. .... 400
Maggie a Blackman to w A Frey.
lots and 3, bl I, BIS A,Aibany 100
] M Meyer 10 School Dist No g.,
half acre Ia Brownsville. ..... ian
E o Hyde to q w Johnson, half Int
In I2sA acres In tp 1913 RIw. 1904
L o Hyde to g w Johnson, 2I7H
acres In tp 10, S RIw.. 5000
| Elisabeth Gentry TO Louise Gentry,
lot Z, bl 4, KS A, Lebanon. 90
| John Gi isham To 6 w Goff,os acres
intp II, S 4 7w.,....,. 2ooe
United States to Tarlton Taylor. Patent
John w Pugh to + NJ Rinehart, 100
acres sec SO, tp "a, S Raw. Il
Ruiiin Hiatt to J c Saltmarsh,io 6,
7, bl ~, RS 3rd A, Lebanon a7t
| -
$Io,I7:
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couSclL raocxEDIses.
Tuesday evening, July 9th.

TueBday evening, July 9th.
Present--Mayor, Recorder, Marshal,
Street Commissioner and Councimen
French, Deyoe, Tabler, Burkbart, Smith
and Garrett
The following bills were ordered paid !:
A Wheeler, $400; II Il Townsend. $l.50 /;
Frank Propst, $a.0s; jas Ewing, $io; A
II Marshall, S2: Robt Brown, SIS; John
Maxwell, Sis.6D; Electric Light Co,
$loi.B0. Also bills Of Mayor and Coun.
cilmcn.
Bill OF Townsend y Simpson, $3.50, for
hauling hose cart TO fire was continued.
Petition OF Thos Brink for sewer In
aliey near furniture store was granted and
work was ordered done IN thirty days
Quarterly reports 0f Treasurer and Re-
corder were read, showing the following
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

BARBERs IS. GRocgRs --Ou Wedncs.
day afternoon of next week, beginning
about 3 O'Clock, the BARRIERS and grocers of
Albany will Try conclusions at base bail.
They will not Use cabbages for balls and
razorS for bats /; but the genuine article.
and both sides are confident of victory.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

SOME CoTTAGEs.-Mr X Il Vunk lett
Wednesday for Newport, where he will
erect eight cottages in Nye's addition to
that city, for the following Albany peo-
pie G ii Stewart, II L Merrill, John
Morrison, T } Oyerman, Il l. Thompson,
VIM Fortmiller, L 7 Nutting and himself.
Several others, who own lots there, are
contemplating the erection of cottages.
Rev l. Trumbull is building one for him
self. These lots are beautifully located at
the mouth Of Nye creek, near the ocean,
on slightly prominence, and most Of
them have increased six hundred per
cent in value since they were purchased.
JEFFERsoN.-D II Looney has returned
from the east, bringing with him twenty
one head Of fine Jersey calves. He paid
as high rs 1925 head for some Of them.
6 r Long, living near Shelburn, left at
our office two turnips that are somewhat
large. They measured As inches in cir
cumference. How is that for turnips, on
the first OF July ?-Review.
BRING IN SPECIMENS. - Mr. J II Town
send, commissioner for Linn Co. for tho
n w Industrial association 10 be held a
/ Spokane Falls, desires to secure specimens
OF the products of this county, OF all kinds
to place on exhibition there. AS the ex-
hibition will be a big one, our farmer
should respond promptly Samples ft a
|, Townsend & Wilson's will be taken care of
A LAWN PARTY There will be lawi
festival given by the Y's Friday eveniEs
July II, at the grounds OF Mrs T. Z Blain
Admission at the gate 10 cts. Refresh
ments IS cts. Music and pleasant game
will be furnished. All are cordially invites
to attend.
Died Yank Cole, a son of Harve.
Cole, of Millers, died Saturday night, Q
i, consumption, after lingering Illness, a
, the age of about thirty three.
, muslin UEDEsw EAR. lin great variet
e OF styles at bottom prices.
Samuel r Young.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

HoGs.-The Portland Mercury says, to
tell the plain, solid truth, that the cele-
bration in that city was no good. The
only creditable thing was the fireworks,
and they were given from barges. The
Committee, and few aristocratic friends,
hired the I Potter, out Of the general
funds, got ia .aHt II the fireworks, and
had the exhibition all 10 themselyes-
the hogs. Another old hog, in Portland,
is Harvey Scott, who doesn't want the
members Of the State Press Association
TO be entertained. Harvey thinks he il
the only editor in Oregnn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-11

TRAMPs.-Mr Palmer, residing near
the NJ + church south, returned Saturday
evening from Portland, with his thirteen
year old son, who had run away with a
tramp. He found him in East Portland
with the tramp, and had the latter ar
rested for abduction. The boy, few
months ago, run away with several other
boys, on a tramp expedition, but return
ed. There are other Albany boys ambit-
ious to be tramps, and of all ideas that
ought TO be knocked highest out Of their
minds. Tramps are the human rot oi
creation.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-27
Proposed Tunnel Between ireland and Scotland

A public meeting, convened by the
mayor OF Belfast, has been held to
consider II scheme for constructing u
tunnel between Ireland and Scotland.
Mr.. Barton, civil engineer, submitted
his scheme, which is to construct a
tunnel from the Junction of the Bel
fast and Northern Counties railway,
tour miles inland from Whitehaven, on
the Antrim coast, to the center oi
Wierston Hill, in Wigtonshire, also
about four miles inland, the whole
length to be about 81 miles. The
scheme has the support OF Sir Douglas
Fox, engineer OF the Severn tunnel,
Sir Benjamin Baker, the Forth bridge
engineer, and Sir John Hawkshaw OF
London. lie estimated the total cost
at IS, ,OOO, 900, and the tunnel could
he completed in ten or twelve years.
The meeting passed resolutions recOg-
nizing the Importance OF the scheme,
urging he government to render tinan-
cial assist ance, and appointing n com
mittse to consider and report upon
the whole question.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-27
A NEW WAR SHIP.
The Maine is Launched Amid Cheers and the
Booming of Cannon.

NEW YORK, Nov. IS Flags and
bunting made the Navy Yard very
bright to-day. All the cruisers were
in full dress, and the old-fashiOned
place had II holiday appearance. The
occasion was the launching OF the
great armored cruiser Maine. Just
after 10 O'Clock Secretary Tracy ar
rived with Il party and was received
by all the officers of the yard as he
entered the main gate. A salute OF
nineteen guns was fired from the Ner-
mont. The final preparations for the
launching was at once begun. At IL. Al
the cruiser was released and began to
move down the creased ways. As she
rushed into the water Miss Wilmerd-
ing granddaughter OF Secretary Tracy,
broke "A bottle of American champagne
against the starboard bow, saying:
Il christen the Maine" A mighty v
cheer went up from the assembled
crowds, while the tugs, yachts and war
vessels sauted him with bells, whistles
and guns. The launch was a perfect
success.
The Maine is 32l feet over all, 81
feet extreme width, mean draught oi
Dbl, feet, displacement 6,6S2 tons
speed IL knots. The twin screws art
driven by engines with 5000 horse
power. The armament consists Ol
| four 1O-lnch and six 6-inch rifles, and
"A secondary battery OF four 6-pound
ers, eight 3-poun,lers, and two
FOUNDER rapid firing, four revolving
cannon, four Gatling guns, seven tor
pedo tubes The side armor belt vii
be twelve inches in thickness.
Fergus County argus., 1890-11-27
WHAT THE FARMERS WANT.


WASHINGTON, Nov. lit is stated
that Secretary Window, in his annual
report, will give no attention to the
demands OF the Farmers Alliance, as
questions raised by that organization
are not within his official purview
The Farmers Alliance, as is well
known, demands free coinage OF silver,
the passage OF a sub-treasury bill and
the abolition OF the national banking
system. and Secretary Window is OPP
posed to all of these propositions. 1t
is believed, however, that the Alliance
will have so much power in the Fifty
second congress that it will force some
OF it's views upon congress and compel
the senate to adopt some Of it's meas
ures. The senate, OF course, will never
agree to the abolition of the national
banking system, and it is likely that
Congressman Dorsey's proposition
giving banks circulation to fill the par
value OF bonds deposited and decreas-
ing the minimum OF circulation to
500 for each bank, will be adopted
at the approaching session. This
proposition is being pushed in the SEN
ate by Sherman, who says it is time
that the Republicans were giving close
attention to the demands OF the far
mers' organization. lie says he is will
ing to enlarge the circulating medium
in almost any manner, provided that
obligations, be they certificates OF de-
pOsit issued by sub-treasuries or any
other authorized agencies, are made
redeemable only by the United States
government. It Is likely that Sher-
man will champion some proposition
to give large increase OF circulating
medium per capita. He believes that
the Farmers Alliance will have sui
ficisnt influence upon the senate to
force through some questionable meas
ures, and that it will, ii that body
does not take the initiative and pro
pose some remedies in the direction OF
the demands made by the Alliance.