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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27
Guaranteed Cure for la Crime.

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell you DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds upon
this condition. If you are afflicted with
La Grippe and will use this remedy accord
ing to directions, giving it a fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return the
bottle and have money refunded. We
make this offer, because of the wonderful
success of DR.. Kings New Discovery dur
ing last seasons epidemic. Have heard of
no case in which it failed. Try it. Trial
bottles free at Hill Bros. Drug Store.
Large size 50c and $1.00.
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For County Commissioners.

w. P. SNELGROvE, of Fork Township. is
presented TO the voters of Anderson County as a
suitable person for the office OF County Commis-
soncr, subject to the Democratic primary.
The friends of SAMUEL o. JACKSON respect
fully announce him as candidate for County
Commissioner, subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic Primary. Mr. Jackson Is thoroughly
practical young man, and would manage the
County affairs in practical way.
We are authorized to announce Capt. B. C.
MARTIN as q candidate for reelection to the
Office of County Commissioner, subject to the ac-
tion of the Democratic Primary.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27

The Third Party people in Georgia
have nominated full State ticket. The
|Georgia Democracy is fortunate. The
Democracy oyer there has an open enc
|my. The Democracy here has secret foes,
i've will hail with delight the day when
bur Democracy will be purged Of what Is
kalse and dissatisfied within her ranks.
Frhe body politic will be the purer and
more healthy and safer thereby. The
doors of the Democracy stand wide for
kecruits nom any party or for those who
|may have left and want to return to the
kold. They are just as wide, however, for
eha departure Of malcontents. Let all
: 5s of Democracy stand firm by
heir party, bus speed the going OF her
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27

The Atlanta Journal is right when 10
saws "Nc Southern white man with q
spark of principle within him will fail to
vote against the Force Bill. He can only
vote against that infamous measure by
voting for the Democratic party" True.
And yet there pro renegades enough in
the South to do that very thing, and they
will do it by deserving the Democratic
party and voting with the Third Party.
Those false and misguided creatures may
live, too, to see the time when "there will
be black heels on hiteneoks." And may
God have mercy on the South in that
day.
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Audersonville Items.

News Is 30 scarce, we arc at loss to
know what to write.
The young lady mentioned in our last
as Miss Lille Burriss, and not Burns,
as the printers made 1t, and we make this
correction in justice to the young lady.
Mr.. Samuel Slay has returned to his
home in Elbert County. Ga. Friend Sam
has made many friends in this vicinity
who are sorry to lose him.
Mrs. Mary Reed is visiting relatives In
Georgia. We trust her visit will be a
pleasant one.
Mr.. Paul Gadsden and sisters, Misses
Minnie and Sallie, with their aunts, spent
q week at their plantation in this section.
They report pleasant time.
The farmers are about done work, and
now visiting Is the order of the day.
We are authorized to state that Rev. F.
M. Estes will preach at this place on Fri
day before the End Sunday in August, in.
stead of Saturday, on account Of campaign
meeting at Anderson. The series Of meet
ings will begin on Sunday following, and
will continue for several days. It is to be
hoped that much good may be accom-
plished.
Mr.. Jap. Vernon and family, Of Georgia,
arc visiting the family of Mr.. w. q. Ed
wards
Mr.. B. F. Wright and wife spent several
days in Georgia visiting relatives last
week. WACO
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27
Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep, de-
pending upon healthy condition of all
the vital organs. If the Liver be inactive,
you have bilious look, if your stomach
be disordered you have dyspeptic look;
and if your kidneys be affected you have q
pinched look. Secure good health aud
you will have good looks. Electric Bitters
is the great Alternative and Tonic acts
directly on these vital organs. Cures pim-
Piles, blotchos, bc;!s and gives good COM
plexion. Sold st Hill Bros. Drug Store,
Soc, DER bottle.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27

& The August Primary is for Democrats
only. No man his right to vote in the
primary who will not support Cleveland
and Stevenson and every other Democrat
&c nominee. Good Democrats everywhere
will see to 1t that none but Democrats, in
TACT as well as in name, will be allowed to
vote. Challenge all such and have the
managers to make proper record Of 1t.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27

Do yon want a three dollar poll tax {?
mo you want to see good and loyal DEM
|ocrats cut out of their votes because they
ARE poor, or because they have not learn
led to read or write? And do you want to
|see white men put on the block and sold
into slavery for oight days Of each year
to make roads for weather. mems teams
|to travel over? If so, vote for B. r. Till
man, and those who are running for the
LEGISLATURE on his ticket.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27

Y AIegislatiye candidate, Tillmanite, for
Union County, has been tried and convict
edof carrying ., concealed deadly weapon.
The Attorney General Of the State has
confessed that,,e himself has violated the
law against carrying concealed weapons.
No indictment has been given out.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27

i +, AZ iayorite expression Of hopeful but
'benighted T.llrnanites has been that the
Tillman agitation was revolution. and
revolutions never go backward" The
reai streYolution'' is the Conservative
movement, and in it the people Of the
stata will see fulfllment Of the rule
governing tho action Of revolutions.
Watch IL.
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tar the larislature.

The many friends of JOHN c. CAN'T, of Fork
Township, hereby announce him as candidate
for the House Of Representatives from this Coun-
ty, subject to the Democratic primary election.
The friends of GEORGE E. PRINCE, Esq, pre-.
sent his name as q candidate for the Legislature,
subject to the action Of the Democratic Primary
z,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27

6 The official notification to Mr.. Cleye-
land and Mr.. Stevenson Of their nomina-
:tion by the Chicago Convention was
made the occasion of big Democratic
demonstration in New York last Wednes.
day. The Democracy of New York has
gone to VOL in earnest, and they guar
.antee that Cleveland will carry that
State by larger majority than ever be-
FIRE -
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w. T. Goodson, respectable and up
right citizen Of Darlington County,
wrote letter to the Darlington News last
week renouncing his allegiance to Till
man, concluding his letter with the fol-
lowing remarks: '"Two years ago I was
whole soul Tillman man, but since that
tirne have seen the mistake I made.
have asked the people to forgive me and
I believe they have done so. have asked
God to forgive me and trust He has done
so. I hope to hear soon of other con-
yertsn
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27

Mr.. VIC. Benet does not sin through
ignorance. This is what he said at a
meeting at Donalds, Abbeville county,
this day two years ago, when candidate
for Congress: "My friends, am, as I
always have been, on tho side of tho
measures desired by the farmers, but if
were to say now, oh, yes, am for Till
man. I would deserve your contempt. L
might get your vote by so doing, but 1
would rather have your esteem and re-
spect than your vote. Trust no candi-
date for Office who now says Il am for
Tillman,' unless he can say he was for
him last March," We can safely permit
Mr.. Benet to be judged by himself.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27

MEssns. EDITORS: Atthe regular meet
ing of West Savannah Democratic Club
last Saturday it was unanimously re-
solved that public meeting be held
at Hollands Store, under the sanction
and authority of the Club, on the
18th of August, to which all the can
didates and the public generally are in
vited to attend.
The ladies of the vicinity are earnestly
requested to provide pic mic dinner, and
above all to honor the occasion with their
presence and approval.
The next meeting OF the Club will be
held Thursday. August IL, at two o'clock
p. m. S. Fl. EARLE, Sec. pro tenn.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27

Mai. Murray said in his speech to the
conservative Club of Greenville last Fri
day night that the total expenditures OF
The first year of Governor Till
mans administration were $4,000
more than during Gov. Richardson's last
kkear, despite the fact that the Tillman ad-
paid nothing for work on
khe State House. We fail to find any SEM
blance Of that Oft promised and much
kalked of "retrenchment and reform" in
khat.
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For Solicitor.

hereby announce myself as candidate for
reelection 10 the Office OF So licitor Of the Eighth
Judicial Giro uit of South Carolina; subject to the
action of the Democratic Party in the Primary
Election in August next.
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For School Commissioner.

The friends of COLUMBUS WARDLAW re-
spectfully announce him as candidate for re-
election to the Office of School Commissioner,
subject to the Democratic primaries. Mr.. Ward.
law has made most Jealous and efficient officer,
as the condition of our public school system will
verify,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27
FOR SALE.

MFRS. Emaline Vandiyers Homestead,
V1 the late residence of Aaron Vandi.
YER, deceased, four and one.half miles
Southeast of Anderson, containing two
hundred and eighty. four acres-fifty acres
fine bottom. Good residence. To be d.
vided to suit purchasers. Apply to JAS
PER N. VANDIVER at his residence for
particulars.
July q, 1892 Pm
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27
BIG vyEDNEsDAY.
This is a glorious day for the conserv-

This is a glorious day for the Conserv-
atiyes inAnderson County.
An: early morning train from Piedmont
i and the stations between here and there
brought in about $50 men, wearing
badges with Sheppard and orr's pictures
: thereon, and bearing tho motto, "The
Peoples, Choice 1892 True Democracy"
On arriving here the party formed line,
and headed by the Piedmont band,
marched from the depot into the city and
3 around ihe square. They carried three
banners, on which were inscriptions,
Our Leaders Sheppard and Orr" ITO
saIalifax with Ben's Poll Tax-Ssis too
Mnch, {, and aGod- fearing man for our
SGoyernor,'' respectively. Their arrival
scfsated much enthusiasm in this city.
Tae citizens of this place had employed
sa German Band, of nine pieces, and they
Gliscoursed excellent music from the Ho-
tel veranda. Truly, "there is music In
the airs' this morning.
we think we risk nothing in saying the
crowd here to-day runs up to 900 or 1000
persons. AT IL o'clock they formed In
line and marched to the grove at the
sSRs &D. freight depot, and the speaking
SIS taking place from the cotton platform.
1t had been proposed to hold the meet
Z iag in the Court House. That was I'M
spossible. The crowd that gathered here
today Is the largest by many that has
gathered here ats d meeting Of any kind
this wear. 81 sS
Col. On and! Mr.. Hot, Maj 5 Murray,
Mayor TolIy, Capt. Broyles. the reporters
ana other gentlemen were on the stand.
IS Mr.. j. III. Sullivan was called to the
Chair.
From convenient places. the bands en-
liyenad the occasion with stirring mu-
CHAIRMAN Sullivan made some capital
remarks on taking the chair, and his
sentences vera frequently cheered.
The crowd steadily gathered during
! the preliminary exercises, and not lar
from 800 people heard the speeches.
MI. John p. Ledbetter was elected
Secretary.
Rev H. b. FAINT invoked the divine
blessing upon The meeting, praying for
wisdom for those who were speaking to
The people.
an election for twelve delegates to
represent the Anderson Conservatives In
the septsmber nominating Convention
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Clerk Of Court.

hereby respectfully announce myself as can
didate for the Office Of Clerk of Cou,t for Ander-
son County, S. e., subject TO the Democratic
Primary.
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For Coroner,

The friends of MILLEDGE B. JACKSON re-
spectfully announce hiE= as candidate for Coro-
ner, subject to the action Of Democratic Primary
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27
For Auditor.

respectfully announce myself as candidate
for tho office of Auditor of Anderson County, SUBJ
ject to the Democratic Primary.
B. +. WILSON.
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For Sheriff.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Sheriff of Anderson County, subject to the Demo-
cratic Primary Election.
NELSON R. GREEN.
To THE VOTERS OF ANDERSON COUNTY: an
nonnce myself as candidate for the Office Of
Shcrif-subject to the Democratic primary elee-
tion. Respectfully,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27

- Eighteen of the London theatres are
occupied for divine. services on sunday
evenings.
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INSURANCE.!

r AM prepared to issue Al Policies on
Il first class Gin risks, Cotton, and all
other kinds of Country and City property,
in the best of Insurance Companies, and
shall be glad to furnish rates or eny other
information concerning the Insurance bus
iness. Call on or address
J. n. Won HASSELN,
Anderson, s. c.
July 20, 1892 3m
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that he promptly declined, because he
knew he was disqualified.
MY fellow citizens, the judiciary Is the
most important department of our gov
ernment. So long as it remains pure and
independent your liberties are safe, but
1t is the last rampant behind which free
people can protect their liberties. When
the Judiciary is brought into contempt,
when it is made the reward for partisan
political services, and when it becomes
servile and subseryient to the will of any
man, your rights, your lives, your liber-
ties and your property will be insecure,
and the permanence ofs free institutions
will be endangered.
beseech you to condemn In the most
emphatic manner this attempt to over
ride and destroy our judiciary in its in
tegrity and purity.
arraign Governor Tillman for respon-
sibility for much of the lawlessness in
this State. He has been at many public
meetings in this State where riots have
been imminent and has repeatedly seen
the right of free speech abridged and even
denied to men simply because they were
criticising his official acts. Ifhe did not
approve Of this course, why has he not
taken measures to stop these unseemly
manifestations. Il IS due to the dignity
of his office that in his presence no crowd
of roughs shall be permitted to break up
public meeting or prevent man from
speaking his sentiments. He may claim
to disapprove o. these things, butat Lex
ington where Col. Cal Caughman led the
party who interrupted the speakers and
refused to let Col. Youmans speak, Gov.
Tillman went arm in arm with Caugh-
man to his house as his personal and ap-
proving friend, so far as appearances 60.
Is it to be wondered that we have disorder
at our public meetings when the Governor
thus manifests his friendship for the ring
leaders of the disorder?
You know that Governor Tillman has
professed to abhor lynchings and that he
promised to stop them in South Carolina.
There have been more lynchings in this
State since he was Governor than in
double the same time before, as far as I
can remember but be this as it may, at
the last session Of the Legislature, he
sent message to the Legislature, charg-
inc them VITA responsibility for the
lynching of prisoner In Edgefeld, be-
cause they did not give him power to re-
move sheriffs, and in three weeks after
writing that massage be appointed Cal
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09

mes en- anben Roinbe. Web FIN GU
itru bar ban bnpt ct Bar groeesier ON
Wsbler O.t.u. Gcrlsoen Dag ienbte
SuItruen BAN Dub, at bun snIfebe at ie
BAN enbnn en- Gang, fsrenb bun bsbe,
men ban ipareoe beube meb Sn6oeoro,
o. iaa bsbs bun ubsn at faa fit fiofie
guite opfblbt. Otter 8esrautlien fpr'
iGste ban at fOritprre @rdUfrebsn, ibet
ban fcrIpuet meo be npbueubi9e Gofu'
menter Tom til a%irtesaorben % for
lansts az @rauerer, at bsnne Rulbs
aabns @rnDen % ublepere BAN eiset,
men bette blep uestet, os iaa bar ban
anlast Gag mob fin Spiserisu for at
faa aiset uoleperet % beorapet paa en-
auben 8irfe9aaro.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09

foriisrer benz ON, at be oil blipe Giers
al Glt, bpno be iubbinoer beb Geerbpri.
ming, Rponius euer andre GOretasen.
Der, bporpaa be inblaber iis. Goalebes
abi'ilte I for1ieIis. Gsns, Der BOG ale
itsoer op til ~bpsranbre, oil IN rioaliies
renbe Ganb blips opfoitret blanot benz,
iost enhoer BIZ i6se at Opergaa RabOen,
% bette | fig ielp uil bore ct sobt Striot
fremab | @etnins of at punne benz al
meb beres tibtisere S9bpaner os IND paa
8eieu til Civilization % Gremifribt.
De pil iffe bore l9n9e ON at lore, at
bet er Dpbraselis Tom bar 8jort iaa
rneset for be Spioe, % be oil ba pilist
i.nbe fine 8srn til StOlerne, Tom er
bleone oprettebe paa pasienbe Steber
til berss Brus % geifpttelie.
On anben Blan er MI antaset al &e'
sierinsen for Of uubue ct npt 9ip for
bisie GOlt. On os anbeu ~tilraabeoe
Dprettelieu al ct @utal &ompauier for
at ie, boao 8irtniu9 militer 3iiciplin
pilbe babe paa benz, % Setretar SrOc'
tor inbfom meb 8orllaset. 8aa benue
3ib er alIerebe en- 9el iaaoanue &oms
punier | be 6Oreueoe Staters 9ieneite.
Sra ale 8untter, bUOr bisie inbianIte
Trooper er %itaiipuereoe, fommer be BEDS
ite &uppprter fra be Dificerer, Der foms
manoerer BEN, % at andre Oificerer ubs
ienote at @ri9sminiiteriet for at inipi'
cere % siere SnbmeIoiuser ~ansaaenoe
oeres 5orbolo.
Deriom Der ION gisres sooe SOlons
ter af bisie Soft, fan man Osiaa sisre
sobe Sor9ere al benz. Seq tror, at man
Der bar iunbet 2ssninsen paa bet iuare
Spsr8smaal ON bette Splts Sremtibss
Wabne. Suis &esjerinsens sientasne
Gnitreuselier for at forbebre be ameris
fanife Snoianer.S tommers 8iltaar bio.
til er mislpttet, bonb man osiaa funoe
forubie, tror ie9, at Soltets fore Wasie
Uil slabe fig, iaairemt bette iioite Striot
maatte blipe frouct meo mere Selb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09

hplot fin Gtatstpnpeuticu I Wtrre'
opolis Cusbas ben ABE bs. os nomits'
rsce fglssnSs aauSiSater for Stats'
embeoer:
@upcrncr, Daniel 90. 2apIsr ira
CT. 9aul; gieesuperusr SdrrpSniu'lns,
ecutt Gouutp; Statsiefrctrr, Better
9elicu, @cobbus GOuntp; Saslerer,
Spiepb 2eidt, 8inOno; attOrnep
General, 8. 6. Retbuiuah Baibin9ton
Gountp; Ssisieretsoummere, Daniel
Bud, Mantatp, @iaiam Witdel, Bt
mona, Thomas gantp, minneapolis.
Ter bar ialt 7S9 3elsSater tilitebe,
ben ftsrite bemOtrdtifte &Uupsntion, iom
npsenfnbs bar parst bolbt Minneiota.
Der bar | Bespnbslien en- Del Dppo'
itiun fra RiuneapOIis' Delegation
impb 2aiplers Domination til aanoioat
for @uoernsr, men, ba be Dor fnn 1lS
mpb GIL, GAP be mart eftsr, p8 2n'pler
bleu nomineret ueb AIflamotion.
S9eIten af &~anbibatsrne blep osiaa
n~pminerebe uoen pibers Sppoition.
Yeter ReliOn, aanoibut for Stats
ictretar, sr en- oeltienbt Soenfe fra
@OObbue Guuntp, buur ban bar bost
mnrs, aar.
Daniel @. 9uipler er fsbt | Brairie
on @bien, Bis., i 1859. !Sans 6aber,
Sobn .. 9atpler, par ben beijeubte
Rismnnb, Tom bpsssoe Sernbanebroen
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grairie BIZ gbieu. San bar buut uo'
mGrtst Stplsubbannelie ps iful bore
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ban Corporations Gttoruep | ct. Iaul.
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al 2uipler 6nnilien, er @aeblem af ben
romsrf.tatbolite Sirte. Sans 5nber
inouanbreOe fra Srlano.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09
Sen rationale @iaIb furminbH.bes

Sen rationale 8iaIb forminbfebes
| Suli Maaneb meo $1,197.s16, Snb'
tasterne bar s250,ooo ftsrre % llbsii'
.srne az, 100000 minbre sno | ben til
iparsnps Waansb ! 1891.
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msret par $l27 o50, 2s8. 9en iamlebs
GjalS, naar ben iOutauts 8ebulonins
fraresnes. belsber fs til $40, 32s, 64s.
al bsnns Gum er $50, o30, $50 rsnte.
b9rsnee.
Resierinsens Snbtaster | Suli bslsb
Fs til 4,oT1, 85e im0b $34, 800, 344
Suli 1891. llbsifterne bslsb fig til
s37, PAS, 4o7 imuo $50, 79s, GIL / ben
tilipurenoe Waaneb | 1891.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09
Strtifem I Gomeneao

psSparer iremosles % 5orbOloet me0em
streiierne % Carnegie aumpanist sr /
alt paisntlist uiprunoret. 8. s. Grid,
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irpstsbe Tor bans 9ip, sr nu iaa iriif,
OF ban arbsiber | fit apntpr.
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aompaniets Seruoarisr er, fprefalot /
Slutnin9en Of llsen en- 9el Dptsier,
ina Rilitisn matte inbfinbe fla for at
sisnpprette Drosn.
9Osle Of Carnegie aompanists GIN.
bsSsmaHb er arreItereoe for Rebbslas.
tiebee | ROrbst pau be strei,ere, ium
brabtes unber Gnerebst paa gintertous
2etettipsr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-09
IRA @aibimeton.
Sen fsrRs sesHon Of ben 52Ss

Sen fsrFt SesFou al ben 52es
gpnares a~ipurnertse dreons Gften efier
OF haus parst inmtet s @lnareoer noen
at bare eiort uoset al SetpoHias.
8 Sufet bar Der ! sisis s Nsadnsosr
oarct i~nSleperet 9,6s7 6prIIag al bette
antol er nun $50 u%ectasne al Quiet.
Site ct encIte ct al Dem. u%heta9sn Se'
pilsninssfprTIascns, er al alrnen Sntsr'
este. 8ssss Suie bar peotases l'ot
pper 400 6priIas, Tom paa ct Var mar
ar unbertesnsoe Of grsiiosntsn.
Tenne Ssslipn bar fpretaaet mango
llnbsripssIIer al forilel'se embeos'
mrno for at fabritere @alsifpts. Saaoe
senatet % Suiet bar BAIT SOmitstr til
at anberisse Icainiep aopens 8irt'
ming blonet DC inoutriele aiasier.
Rumiiecrnes Raioriteter us Rinoritster
bnr Fuuoet tilfrsestilsnoe &einltater,
Der or Iaa iorfielise iom RepubIltdnsr'
mes % 0smOiraternes Tartiitlainser,
en- Maioritet al ben Scmite, Der ut'
berIcete Professionalism &aunis
GmbeeSfgrisl, ianbt, at General &anm
par en- ppermonoe Iet Gmbeosmdno %
fortunate, at Sreibsutsn iiuIoe ai1teoise
BAN, meeens BEN rspublitanite Minori'
let al 9omiteen ianot, at Raum bar en-
bra MauS, Tom uuoer ale SmtGnots'
beoer bapoe siort i'm Tli9t.
Ser blsp fremiati Quiet umtrins 200
SprIaa ON at amenoere Wc8inlep 9o'
pen, men tuu nOsle faa al btsie peoto'
sss % ienotes til Senutet, buor be bleo
ituttet tiIfes. Oct Oistisite Of bisie er
SprIaeet ON at latte lib paa 5riliitsn
% rebnrsrs 2oloer paa llloparsr.
5pr gsroensnoitiliuOen b~epilscoe Su'
Jet / 6reoags eiter Ell al be bltrelte
Rampe, ium bar pnret fert | benne Sea,
ipn, 81, 500, 900, bet Salpe, ai bpab
lbiilin9ens Gmbeosmanb aniaa for
~nsbpsnpis.
Meo Senipu til gsoilgninser bar
hpuus SsSiinu npret n~peruinone liberal
Os upsrsaur i iaa Seuissnoe ben meset
pmtalte "SiQiun Dollars Gonsres".
Den isrfts Sesiion Of ben 51be aonsrts
beoilseSe $463,OOo.O 900. % ben M
nstop ailuttebs SesiOn af ben 52be
RoHsrss bar bepilget $507, 900, 900, en-
8prssslIs al A WiliOner Dollars, %
bet uastet ben life bar bepilgst en- enefs
Dollar for uifentlise gpsninser.