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AN.uNNATuNAL WOMAN.
Alice mitchell, aIardoros and Freak, Q
the stnnd IN Her Own Behalf

Alice Mitchell, aIurdsress and Freak, on
tho stnnd IN Her Own Behalf
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July27,-The case Of
Alice Mitchell on trial in the criminal
court attracted a great crowd to-day.
The testimony OF experts was concluded
and the defendant, Mitchell, was placed
on the stand and subjected to a rigid
examination, which she bore with COM
parative equanimity. She rehearsed
the story of the killing and all corollary
events with great detail, and with but
little divergence from tho story as here
tofore published. She admitted that
she was infatuated with the deceased,
Freda Ward, that she had tried to kill
her on previous occasions and was pro-
vented at one time by her razor sticking
in her dress pocket, and atanother by tho
publicity Of the piace in which she
found her The story of the intended
marriage was rehearsed with great am
plitude and tho way she intended to
raise inustache by shaving explained,
She declared that she used to like Miss
Joe Ward, sister to tho deceased, until
that youne lady took tho stand in the
present trial and told n lot OF lics on
hcr. Just now, it would not be safe for
Miss Ward to trust herself in her power.
Miss Mitchell seems to more fully real
ize tho gravity Of her situation and is
losing more and more Of her former de-
iiant air of self confidence. Several
times to-day her voice became tremu.
lous and her face flushed and excited
when shc discovered that she had been
betrayed into & blundor by the cross
questions of the states counsel.
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NIGHT PROCEEDINGS.

FlsmlnE's Title is oueStioned-Tho Eomi.
mating Speeches. Republican Lit.
eratnre-McCorISIe Nominated.
Speetal Dispatch 10 ths Iattttaeneer
PARKERsBuRe, w. Va, July H.-i
When the convention re-assembled,
nearly an hour behind time, It was q
very tired and dusty, though o cheerful
crowd of Democrats who responded to
the chairman's rap for order. Yet with
all the melted condition there was a
feeling Of relief thut the expected all
night fight over the report Of the COM
mittee on credentials was not likely 70
occur.
When the rumor started In the crowd
that the credentials committee would
make unanimous report in the Wayne
county case, seating both the delega-
tions and allowing zach a half q vote 1t
did not take long for it to become gem
eral, and when members OF the COM
mittee confirmed the report the con-
vention settled down with a feeling Of
satisfaction, and there was an express
sion OF hope that q ballot for governor
might be reached tonight. The heat OF
tho day had passed and the wigwam
was q great deal more comfortable. The
boys peddling fans did not, in conso-
quence, do such q rushing business.
The delegates were in better humor,
and put in the time while waiting for
tho rap OF the gavel singing campaign
songs, cheering "Dlxie" when played
blythe band and hurrahing for the fay-
orite candidate. The tlrst thing in Or
der was tho report Of the credentials
committee.
SOME MORE CONFUSION.
Aswas indicated above no contests
were reported, aud tho reading was dis
pensed with, only the conclusions being
read. Before the reading began, how
ever, there was an interruption. The
doors OF the wigwam had been clofed to
givc the delegates MI opportunity 70 ba
seated. Several hundred people with
tickets wero outside clnmoring for ad-
mission. All proceedings were s,ls'
pended Until they wore admitted, dur.
ing which the din was deOfcning. Add.
cd to this was tho noise created by
switching trans on tho Ohio River road.
The committcc's report wns to the
effect that seats had hcen contested in
Wayne, Marion and Roane counties
Tho Wayne matter was settled as aboW
noted. In Roune. S. J. Smith, the con
testant was seated. In tho Marion
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HoLa1AN's TACTICS.
No Sets n Rad Preeedsnt-The World
Fair Dln smothorOd for the Time Be


Fair DIn snothered for the TIino Be-
Ing.
speeicl Dtpateh 10 Me 1ntelligens:r
WAsHINoToS, D. O., July 2L-Whcn
.thochairman Of the appropriations COM
mitteo Of tho house OF representatives
began to filibuster against tho passage
OF one Of the most important appropria-
ton bills, because amajorityofthe house
voted hIm down upon sustaining sem
alto amendment to the bill, he sets apre:
codent which, il followed, can only lead
to anarchy. Yet that was what Mr.. Hol-
man did to-day upon his own motion.
The previous question had been or.
dered insisting upon the enlargement
10 the senate amendment to the sundry
civil appropriation bill appropriutiug
S5,00O6C0 for tho Worlds Fair. And
when Mr.. .Bankhcad's amendment to
this amendment, to reduce tho amount
to s., was voted down, then Mr.. Bing.
ham moved to concur in the senate
amondment, which took precedence OF
Mr.. Holman's motion, and won by III
ayes to 105 noes, but before the result
was announced Mr.. Holman changed
his vote from to aye, so that tho real
strength OF tho advocates OF the appro.
priation was 1l6 to LOG.
AS soon aa tho result OF theNote had
been announced Nj. Holman moved to
reconsider the vote by which tho
amendment had been agreed to and
Mr.. Bingham moved TO lay that motion
oil the table. II tho question had boon
put upon this latter motion it would
have been carried and the house would
then have been irrevocably committed
to the appropriation for the Worlds
Fair, but Mr.. outhwaitc, of Ohio, came
to, Mr. Holnnn's assistance by mo.
tion to adjourn. pendidg which the
moved tlIatwhenlthe house adjourned
to-day It bo to meet on Friday. After
considerable tilibustcring tho house ad-
journed without action.
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GaNIBL1NG TRAGEDY.
a Philadelphia rlunEer Shoots His Bro
ker and Commits Suicide.

A Philadelphia plunEor Shoots HIS Bro-
ker and Commits Suicide.
PHILADELPHIA. July 27.-stock gam
bling in margins brought about trag-
edy to-day, as a result Of which Charles
II. Page, well known broker, lies dead
at his home, assassinated by a Gus
toner, Ronald Kennedy, who has closed
his own life with the same weapon that
ended the brokers' career.
The scene Of the crime was the Office
OF E. D. Page & Bros, bankers and
brokers, at 12 South Fourth street. The
senior member OF the firm, E. D. Page,
was absent, and in addition to the
Junior and only other member OF tho
firm, Charles H. Page, there was pres
ent clerk, L. D. Hallowell. According
to the story which Hallowell told after
the shooting, shortly after IL o'clock
this morning a man wus just coming in
by the front entrance as Hallowell left
BY the rear. The clerk recognized him
as former customer, Ronald Kennedy,
ana continued up stairs. He gained
the room on tho second floor and was
about to throw himself upon the couch
when he heard two shots fired in quick
succession.
With others in the building, Halo
we'll rushed down stairs just in time to
SEQ Mr.. Page gasp his last breath at the
foot. He had been shot in the back
while Attempting to escape and reached
the rear doorway where lie fell and died
almost instantly.
Into tho front the crowd surged only
to find tho murderer, Kennedy dead
upon his face in front Of the tickcr.
lIaliowcll, tho clcrk. was tho only per-
son who know anything Of the tronsac-
t;ons OF the two dead men. He says
that is two years since Kennedy first
came to the Office aud began dealing on
10 mud Is per cent margins, chiefly In
Atch;son. For several months his Won.
lures were profitable and lie made about
$4,000. THEN tho tide turned. Atchi-
son suddenly dropped and Kennedy
lost about as much rs ho made in about
the Same lCngth of time. He was re-
gardcd as crank Of the harmless va
riety and had never made any. threats.
II is expected that an examination OF
Kennedy's accounts with tho brokers
will bo madc. His remains lie unclaim.
cd at tho rooms Of the coroner'a undcr-
taker.
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THB HOT BOX !
Whore the Democrats Hosts at
Parkersburg sweltered.
BABEL'S CONFUSION NOT IN IT.
Democrats in Doubt as to Flem.
ings Title to the eovernorship.
THERE WERE MANY ORATORS

Who Declared That tho Seating of
the Marion County Judge Was an
Outrage on the Ballot box, and
Three Hundred and Twenty-seven
Members of the Convention Endorse
Their statements.--Tho War Was
Over tho Basis OF Representation.
Mccorklo Wins the Fight on tho
Second Ballot Amid the Widest
Disorder That Ever characterized
Political Conyentionin This State.
Even tho Electric Lights Go Out for
aTlme as If Ashamed to Look Upon
tho Scenes.
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ourwIrs BLACKBURN.
Hiscocls snd tho Kentucky senator Have II
PaSsnge ut Arms

llhCock tnu Lllo EASutuCNy oUhuhoE ohNS ~
PaSsnso at Arms.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July ga very
interesting dialogue took place in the
senate to-day between Senator Hiscock,
of New York, and Senator Blackburn, OF
Kentucky.
The origin OF it was bill introduced
early in the session by tho Kentucky
senator, authorizing the construction
OF a bridge across the Hudson river at
New York city. That bill hsd been op-
posed at all its stages by the New York
senator, and when it was taken from
the calendar to-day by majority of the
senate, in spite Of the efforts Of Mr.. His
cock, that senator made some sattrical
romarks about tho appropriateness OF a
senator from Kentucky taking charge
OF Il measure affecting the interests Of
two great states, while the two senators
from New Jersey and one OF the sena-
tors from New York were absent.
Mr.. Blackburn defended his course,
asserting that Senator Hill and one of
the New Jersey senators were in favor
oithe bilI, and -intimatins II the state
of Kew York should need the services
OF Mr.. Hlscock she would have to hurry
UP, because that gentleman would soon
cease to hold seat in the senate. But
Hiscock latter an expression of regret
that such a feeling found lodgment in
Blackburn's mind) carried his point by
holding the floor until the morning
hour expired, when the bill to which
he was opposed took Its place again on
the old calendar.
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Special Dhpdtch 10 The Tn,e'il3tncsr.
PAnxEEsBuRG, W. Va, July est
was ton minutes past one this morning
when the last act Of the comedy was
done, and Tragedian McCorkle stood
before the curtain with,the scalps OF all
the combined opponents dangling from
his belt, and accepted the Democratic
nomination for governor. There were
many sore hearts in the crowd in spite
Of the general enthusiasm that
seemed to have taken possession
Of the convention. Nobody expected a
nomination on the second ballot, and
almost to the last the Eastman men
held to their idol and endeavored to
gather the scattered Bennett forces to-
gether to start stampede for the for
mer candidate. II was no use. The
Representatives Of the West Virginia
Democracy did not want to recognize
the farmers, and they did not
woS BY SUPERIOR dESER4lsHir.
McCorklo won by. superior general
ship, and not because he was the popu-
lar candidate. His forces werc splen-
didly organized and his sup
port stood like a stone wall
against every assault. The oppo-
sition was combined against him, and II
they could have conferred on either OF
themselves, or some other man, they
could have easily defeated the Kanaw-
han, but they did not and could not.
They could not oven control their own
personal following.
1t is easy to see disappointment in
many face, and the hopes OF aspirants
for other places on the state ticket lie
shattered ON every hand. The fun is not
over. The sky is clearing up though, and
the authorship fight Is not as uncertain
as it was. McCorkle's nomination
means hope for Garden and johnson.
Tue others arc not init.
ONO couNTY's BREAK.
Ohio county made the break to Nc
Corklo at the time whom he needed the
votes and started the stampede. Nc
Corklc's friends arc therefore grateful.
II is impossible ut this hour to pro-
dict what will happen. The forces arc
being marshallcd and will be well in
line by the timo the convention moots.
Evetybodyls tired. especially the tliaap.
pointed ones. You can find plenty OF
Bennett and Esstham mon who shake
their heads and look blue when asked
about McCorslc'sstrongth. The shrewd.
Get and most knowing politicians are
disappointed.
Ono man who stands high among
Democratic leaders said to me. at
makes West Virginia a doubtful state.
This is tho first time / have ever con-
ceded that tho state was at all doubtful.
McCorklO's weakness will develop later.
You will see." q. A. ID.
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RESOLUTIONS FALL FLAT.

During the reading Of the platform
great confusion prevailed throughout
the wigwam and no attention whatever
was paid to 1t. Though Colonel Peyton
did his best to make himself heard not
single plank was applauded, and 1t Is
doubtful il moro than score, who were
seated Immediately in front OF the
stand, heard word OF the document.
On its conclusion tho motion to adopt
was carried without q ripple Of APP
plause. Never before in a convention,
perhaps, was q party platform received
SO indiaerently. The credentials COM
mittee still being unable to report, the
convention at 5:15 took recess until s
o'clock. q. a. ..
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IT IS f'1ORELE.
Atterla Night of Din and Domo-
cratic Disorder,
AND SCENES UNPARALLELED.
The Kauawhan Makes the Harbor
and Escapes shipwreck.
OHIO COUNTY DOES THE DEED,

Aided aud Abcttcd by Greenbrier and
other Dolegations...A Wild and
Iurid sconc Closes tho First Days
prooccdingsorthc state Democratic
Convention - Tho Administration
Gets tho Worst Kind ofa Black Eye.
Farmer Eastman Was Not In 1t, and
the Plow and tho Hoe VIII Welcome
His Return Home...Morc Turmoil
Expected To-day.
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nrLnr ne rMo snnatrol.sa.

ANDERSON, IND, July 27.--Judge Mil
tons, a member OF tho appellate court
OF Indiana, is dying at his home in this
city from tho effects OF two sunstrokes
received yesterday. He was colonel OF
tho Seyenty.ftth Indiana regiment, and
was number of tho Forty-fourth and
Forty.tlfth Congresses.
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c1svELAxn, o., July Threatening
weather kept many persons away from
tho race track today, hut the attond-
anco was largo, nevertheless. Sum
9:io class, trotting, purse $1,000
Martha Wilkes won. Best time e:t0.
Free for all, pacing, purse $500.
Graara Abdallah won. Best timo
2:13;.
2:2T class, trOtting, purse 5000. I'm
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Innr rnll for Ynorl,oes.

ZASEsvt1uE, ONO, July 27.-H. @.
Voorhees, was named at midnight as
tho nominee Of tho Republican party
in tho Fifteenth congressional district
OF Ohio amidst great enthusiasm. The
deed was done after q two days session,
and ON tho 550th ballot,
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wnI Waive a lso a qul.itlon.

LoSo Bn4xcn, n. j., July 27.-Frank
Molllck, WHO was arrested here on
charge Of being implicated in tho plot
with Bergman against Mr.. Frick, has
consented to go to Pittsburgh without
requisition paper0 being required. He
will leave at 5 o'clock this afternoon for
that city IN custody OF officers.
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CnlcAoo, July 27.-The mean temper
ature here to-day has been four degrees
lower than yesterday. The maximum
at one o'clock was ninety degrees. Six
teen fatal sunstrokes had been reported
at noon to-day, and there were twenty
three prostrations in addition.
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sptetal 1,t.palea 10 he lnlallaeaeec

Special Dtpaich 10 Ire IAteIiiasaea
PARxEnsnuRo. W. Va, July 97.-The
Democratic State Convention of 1892
will go laundering down in history as
one Of the largest and one OF the worst
managed political asscmblages ever
held in West Virginia. Tho big wig
wan calculated to scat 5000 people was
good enough in its way SO far as intcr.
ior arrangements were concerned, but
for comfort and convenience it was a
failure. Sweat box is the proper term
for it. When the sweltering mass Of
humanity was packed intoit this morn.
ing it was like a furnace.
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The base ball games throughout the
country yesterday resulted as follows
Pittsburgh .; Philadelphia /.
Now York I; Louisville 9.
Baltimore %; st. Louis 0.
Chicago Z; Washington ..
brooklyn .; Cleveland 4.
boston D; Cincinnati 1.
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FOR wcst Virginia and western PENNSYLVANIA
Iocni shnwors; southwest winds becoming vaEI
ublc: cooler Thursday n ight,
For Ohio local rains: warmer; south Winds
followed by cooler weather Thursday.
TEMPERATURE YESrERbAY.
A, furnished by G. scIISEPF, druggist corner
Market and fO,iftecnlh streets
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wAauSarox, D. c.. July es-The
President to-day nominated Watson K
Sporty, OF Delaware. to DO minister ra
silent and consul general OF the United
States 10 Persia.
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THE PLATEORaI

Adopted bytho Convention of the Dem.
ocraey in Session Mt PNrkorsbure.
Speeta! Dt'po,ch 10 ne In'eRtstaetr.
PARSERsDuRG, July27.-Following is
the platform adopted by the Democratic
convention:
Tho Democracy OF tho state Of West Virginia
In convention assembled extends It's cousratnla.
lions to the party aud TO tho people Of tho state,
" view Of the magnificent material development
.! lhe SAIe unuer the influence OF Democratic
,rst,Sp ,tH,SipiS u.s. which hnvo controlled is rdm.nis-
HIMu.oh HMu.Coh lot the last twOnty ycAFS.
we approve anl ratIty the platform Of prtnci.
pleS promulgated By the. national DcmnCtut!c
Sa.,,iI.ie SS0nNg,niiieh a Its meeting IN Chicago. aud
rSsrsiE, rSSi sndono tho nouilnAtlon Of Grover
~ IIsNtyiiANl ior President aud Ada. 4. Stevenson
Iet Eieo President Of the United StGtes, WO cen.
StSiuiaIe 'he pcopie Of the state ut West W..
iiia upon iS rapid yrowth, In lnctc1aS Of popu.
tSSs, y, Sly material intetettN With tao cOnpG
tSc,,. " ,si,uSHS ,,.,S now undes coasiraction aud
IT, s;Esse l:n!eeteu, We nAy look forward - :hs
Ss,sS MueA there MIL be evou moro rapid devGl.
Up.nS1L ana iarscasI In the valNes OF Is prop.
S,2. S,,2 inc lnenecs CT ,heltSiC w1iG n6ver IN q
uSSS- ppIssIIaI pIs or GA:liSetUy coadiuCr tsan
~ tS'on ~ a.t!ctlS cafoTclnG tho law relating
lhe objection VI ioV.cE aud 5! prob Elb!tiac mo
sao9 svivEo o. h9hHG1 oficCss. shofi.n Aavc been
IL "a y. Ana IlitItnk Nvef tho nGh'
~ ~ .tIV1eSs, Nhich hA?p seen sufficient tO meet
sI ~ ni vac LoTbsnr1eEtGl expenditures. With IN
sHJtv,eMel IAiuaEoM, mAth In pursuance OF law,
~ ", iwea!I's2 Ial:lIons 1t dollars, the tGvonuo
MI MI ~ nl0r9 lAau aaGcintiO meet ali ptopSf
iteSury: We, Therefore, would fSs,sti,nonl N
tiar S ''s''k'afe reduction In tho rate Of taxa.
ON, WHAT Guy:
we appeal 70 tho patriotic sentiments and
vac pr:eoo the citizens Of wcst virElnla, rc.
EasSle'a oi party, TO express at the polls thSir
,,ss,gnani ,ss. eondemnatIol Of tho conspiracy on
IN Gi!2 iuaI2 y lsgO by J. HuS;on chairman Of
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tho national Republican committee, In coop.
Grafton with certain leaders OF the Republican
party IN Wcst Virginia, 10 colOnizO our state by
the Introduction Of an ignOrnnt, thrilllcsB and
the wages OF our honest, Intelligent Gnd inde-
peNLent wOtklngmen by their competitions 10
dCbGuch, the ballot aud corrupt the suffrage OF
oiIr people, for the purpose Of fastening Repull-
lIEaiI mlfrillc upon the state and placing pof'
tions OF Il under negro domination.
We congratulate tic people upon tho econolny
aud wisdom Of the expenditures By the Demo-
cratic party since II hGs had control ot the Ata tci
and We refer With pride 10 the fnct that when
Il wnS transferred itOm Republican controlto
the guardianship Of the Democratic party little
had been done In the erection OF those PUBLIC
Institutions essential to tho DEVELOPMENT and
DtOSJrrity OF a state,
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wciuyltc acontrast between the results Of the
clTortsin tho administration Of our state, guided
and directed by Democratic policy, with tho
terrible burden resting upon tho people under
the Republican policy Of Federal taxation
witch, BY It's appropriations IN ~ imposed M
average burden oi sgG1 per capita upon every
man. woman antl child Within tho limits OF our
state. II, view OF these results contributed TO
by tho conservative Judgment and wisdom OF
OiIr prcAent executive, the Democracy. tn con
ventfOn assembled do most cntncSlly und heart
ily endorse the administration Of Governor 4.
B. Fleming. Anh those aIAocIatcd with him In
the executive department.: and we appeal TO the
people. regardless OF party. TO ratity and confirm
1T the polls III November tho honest: conscrvas
tive aiid economical record, mnie during the
twenty years 6t Democratic administration, and
we pledge ourselves to give hearty and en-
tluSlaStic support TO tho nominations OF tho
national and this convention, believing that the
chosen representatives OF the Democracy Will IN
tho future. MS our leaders hayo iu the past, zeal
ously guard the interests Of the people. as they,
have promoted the development aud progress OF
our stnte mud nation
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Within tho brici period Of It's control By the
Democracy II has completed our university and
penltentIury, enlarged over two fold the Weston
lunatls asylum almost completed the Spencer
asylum, established and equipped with every
convenience the deaf und blind asylum and IS
tabllsled and erected the fist distinctive color.
cd agricultural college, thribblcd tue capacity
Oi the normal schools and crecteu nnnus0me
and comm0llOuS state cnni!oL aud has en-
lan,cd, perfected and syKtcniatizcn q FREQ school
system that has encouraged cnrollmcnt and III
creased the state aud local revenues ION
nominal sum 10 near million dollars u yeati
aud all this without any incvt $50 OF taS9tion,
WHOM the special taxes frequently levied ~ Gd'
dltion 10 the ordinary state taxes ny Republican
legislatures Is taken Into consideration.
DENAGoGY,
We pledge the Democracy Ot the state ot West
virgltlIa 10 insist that the next session OF the
Legislature shall pass II law making It u penal Of
tense for q citizen or corporation doing busi;
ness In this state 10 import an armed body OF
citizens from other states to guard property, or
10 act as 4 part OF tho posse eomitatns. ana TO
prescribe severe penalties TO De imposed upon
citizuus OF other states who come within the
Stntc Of Nest Virginia for tile purpose OF acting
in such Il capacity. believing that In the laws q
the state Of West Virginia and In the loyalty Of
itS pltScas, rests me security Of invested capl,
Democracy upoa the admirable financial show.
ing by tic prCScut administration, and direct
ther attention to the fact that tho expenditures
and receipts haze been soAdIuSted, that not 81
has been borrowed even Tor temporary lise;
thnt tho policy Ct our laws and the wisdom OF
their administrator has boon such nS 10 Invite
large investments IN the timber ana coal landS
Of our state, In extending It's transportation ia'
cilitlrS, thereby increasing tic asSesSable Nalne
OF SliCl lAltlS and relieving, 10 thnt extent. the
burden which lias rested 10 heavily upon HErt'
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Fl.mlns,s Title is ouestioned-The Nomi.
mating Speeches Republican Lit.
oratnre-aIcCork Nominated.
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