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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
Executors Notice.

Letters teStamentary on the estate of
Catharine Enrick. decd. late of Summit
twp, Butler county. Pa, having been
granted To the undersigned. all persons
knowing themselves indebted To- same will
please make immediate payment. any hav-
idg claims against the same viii present
them duly authenticated for settlement to
JOHN EMRICK. EXT.
Butler p. O., Butler Co, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
Mt. Chestnut.

The new church organ has arrived and
will be on duty hereafter.
A Missionary Soci al was held at William
Watson's on Thursday evening. Dimes and
donations were also iii it.
Burglars visited WatS)n's store on last
Friday night About sixty dollars in mon-
ey and stamps disappeared with them
Nora Oesterling has been sick for several
days aud VIM. Stoops is finishing her term
of school. M
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
Those Interviews.

Quay's friends interviewed But
Ter last week as to their preference
for United States Senator and out
of some fifteen hundred voters
they found thirty Republicans and
one Democrat, who favored his re-
election.
These interviews were published
in the eagle" of last week, with
few from outside points, and
they form an interesting col
lection.
Most of the Republicans men
toned are undoubtedly honest and
sincere in their views, though, in
our opinion, misled and mistaken.
Others, however, are not so frank,
and of one or two Of these let US
speak.
The lengthiest of the diatribes
is that of Thomas Robinson, Esq,
who gives a short biography Of
Quay, in which he drags in the
name of Judge Agnew, forgetting
that no man in this State ever
wrote a more scathing denunci-
alton of the "Cameron--Quay
Combine" than did Judge Daniel
Agnew.
The Combine" shelved Agnew,
some fifteen years ago, when he
was in the prime of life, and plac-
ed Judge Sterrett, of Pittsburgh, in
nomination, and SO many Repub-
licans of the State were indignant
about it, that Judge Turnkey, Of
Franklin, the Democratic nominee,
was elected to the Supreme Bench.
Robinson has had control of
all the Federal appointments of
this county for years, under the
same combine" his daughter
held the postoffice here for eight
years under it, and it would be
1.-The height of both ingratitude
and folly" for him to now desert
his masters and patrons.
Col. John M. Thompson and
Quay were in the same regiment.
Col. Thompson stayed at the front
longer than Col. Quay, and re-
signed after being wounded. He
is to-day, and always has been,
Quay's superior, physically mental
ly and morally. He approves Of
Quays methods, and the--question
is fair one-Why was Thomp-
son retired after one term in
Congress, while honors and offices
without number have been show
cred on Quay'
Col. John M. Sullivan favors
Quay's reelection because Of his
cable and faithful" public service.
That is the same expression used
in the Eagles" snake story,
and the same answer will apply.
The Col. held Office by appoint
ment, during almost his entire
active life, under Simon Cameron,
and the present "Cameron--Quay
Combine" and if Robinson would,
as he intimates, be a base migrate
if he did not support the
Combine" now, no words would
be black enough to picture Sulli-
vans ingratitude under similar
circumstances.
Riddle is for Quay because he
believes, mo one will guard the
interests of his constituents more
zealously Gn Florida), or adhere
to the principles Of the Republican
party more faithfully"-as see
Quay's record in the tariff and
honest elections bill, published in
another column.
Newton Black casts his eagle
eye over the "whole field" and
comes to the eourlus5On that "no
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
sThe Citizen and the Senator
ship"

Under the above caption, last
week, Quay's literary friend Of the
Eagle, attempted to controvert
our exposure of his "Snake Sto-
ry," and let us see with what sue
cess.
In the first place he seems anx-
ious, exceedingly anxious, that we
cease connecting the names OF
Cameron and Quay. He says
Athat at the present time we are
not discussing the claims and
qualifications Of Senator Cameron
to a seat in the Senate.
All; indeed! But co-partners in
crime are often tried together. and
why should not these co-partners
in political trickery and subterfuge
be exposed together, that the jury
in the case, the Republicans of the
county, have full knowledge of
what they are now asked to do'
Let US look at these political
co-partners as they stand to-day.
If there be a self confessed, self
convicted traitor in the Republi-
can camp that man is J. Donald
Cameron-and had Matthew STAN
ley Quay been true to his party,
and true to as capable and patri-
otic an administration as the Re-
publican party has yet given the
country, Cameron would not now
have vote in the Senate, to the
disgrace of the party; and with
which to antagonize the. admins
tration and favor his southern
friends. And what excuse do
Quay's friends make for the action
Of himself, his friends and his son
in the Legislature last winter!
This and only this-the treasury
defalcation. If ]. Donald Came
ron did not save Matthew Stanley
Quay from the penitentiary or from
suicide. in that matter (as publish
ed) then Quay is without excuse
for his action in the premises.
Cameron owns Quay. The
two men are necessary to each
other. United they stand, and
divided they fall; and they have
been in Office and in power SO
long that they have been enabled
to build up an organization in this
State, ostensibly Republican. but
really neither Republican, Demo-
cratic or Prohibition cancer on
the body polite, with rootlets in
every voting precinct in the State,
and with it they control or annoy
every Republican National admin
istration that does not submit to
them.
They antagonized Gar6eld's ad-
ministration, they antagonized
Hays administration and now
they are antagonizing Hanison's.
And why! Simply because they
cannot control him.
Cameron and Quay are now
plotting for the defeat of Harri-
sons denomination. They want
a man who will be under great
obligations to them. Harrison has
cast them off, and they seek
weaker and more subservient man.
And Quay wants to be re-elect-
ed United States Senator, and
wants to take a "Quay delegation"
to Minneapolis; and the only rea-
sons that his adherents can give
for continuing him in an office for
which he is unfit is that he served
a few months in the army, and is
a skillful politician.
Garfield was soldier, Hays
was soldier and Harrison was a
soldier. Garfeld's memory Is re-
vered; Hays and Harrison have
war records, long and good, and
our soldier friends in this county
who are now being misled by the
cry of "Comrade Quay" should re-
member that every vote they cast
for him is shot at soldiers who
have better records than he.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25

TAKING it for granted that Quay dio
receive medal for gong on the staff oi
Gen. Tyler at fredericksburg. not as
colonel but as private citizen, after he
had resigned and been relieved from duty,
then what should the private soldiers re
eeive who stood and fought in the path
way of death at fredericksburg
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25

THE Blair county convention, Mon day,
endorsed President Harrison, elected Edi-
tor Butz and Mr.. Isenberg to the State
Convention, instructed them for Judge
Dean for Supreme Judge, and directed q
popular vote to be taken on the Q, s. SEN
ator question. The report that that cour-
ty was to vote on Q. S. Senator last Sat-
urday was a mistake. Tho convention,
also, endorsed Hon. a. l.. Taggert for Goa
gressmsu-se large.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that I. Ii. W.
Bame formerly of ". A Geohring 4 Co
Ltd, on Dec. 3lSt., 1891, sold my stock
and interest in the firm OF W. A GrohriuO
& Co. Ltd to W. A Geohring. VIM
Dindinger and Chas. Dambaeh, the re-
naming members of mentioned firm.
withdrew by mutual consent. the remain
ing members continuing by the firm name
of W. A. Goehring il Co Ltd who
mutually agreed To pay ali outstanding
debts, and 10 whom all accounts due will
be paid.
| kindly ask their patrons to remember
them at their old stands at Zelienople aud
Harmony, Pa.
III. ". BAME
March l0th 1892
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25

VOTERS of Butler county carefully
examine the services of Dalzell and Quay
If you find that either one of these men
absented himself from the National Legis-
lature two-thirds, one half, or even one
third f his time and took pay for the
whole time, then cast your vote against
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25

Who assisted and aided in the foisting
of Cameron on the people of Pennsylva-
MIA one year ago at Harrisburg, through
his henchmen We answer NJ S. Quay.
Let him go to Mr.. Cameron for his support
now and not to the people whose will he
defeated,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25

IL the House at Washington, TUESDAY j,
the great debate OF the free silver bill, was
opened by Mr.. Bland, and will probably
continue for several days. A fire in the
folding room that day burned several thou
sand dollars worth of books aud papers.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25

SENATOR QUAY's son Dick was mem
ber of the Legislature last winter and
sisted with all his power in forcing the un
timely Cancus, (which the roosters con
trolled, which named Senator Cameron
as his own successor. Republicans rene
dy this.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
Adminislra,ors, Noiice.

Butler. Eenn'a, Fen 10, is92. Letters OF
administration. cum testam -ntO aunexO. OF
Henry kohlmeyer. ESQ. late of Allegheny twp.
Butler q, IA, deceased. having been this day
Issued by The Reg ster of Wills. etc. in nd for
said county 10 the Undersigned. all persons
therefore. knowing themselves ilie Jte1 20 said
deceased ami ht- estate are reI l->ted - make
Immediate p1ymcH-. lut t41se utvlu- claims
against the sam VIII ple lse present them 10
tne undersigned property Authenticated and
pro0ated Tor paN menf
JANE knHLMEYEE
j. IL. A0HlMEYEg Aln RS.
sandy Point =. o..
Butler Co, Ia. =
K NIcInnl.fn afI,r inr islnIn
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
County Superintendent McCollo ugh's
Report.

From Sup'd't McCollough's last repor t
we learn that the school work of la st year
was attended with fair results; that the
teachers labored faithfully and that al
though about one fourth of the teachers
were without previous experience, there
were ut half a dozen failures; seventeen
public examinations were held; $50 ap-
plicants were examined of whom 323 re-
ceived certificates; but 15 districts in the
county have a longer term than that re-
quired by law, and the Sup'd't thinks six
months term too short.
The tabular statement of the county
compares iavorably with that Of other
rural counties. The average salary of the
male teachers per month is $37.T. and of
the females $3l 73.
Centrevile has the longest term, 8
months and Butler boro., and W. Sunbury
next months.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
CRAWFORD g. KENNEDY.

The well kaown liveryman. VIM
Kennedy. has bought an interest in
the above bara and Will be- pleased To-
have biz friends call at bic new place
Of business. The
Best Horses, Buggies and Car
rage
IN Butler at the most reasonable
rates The place j. easily remember
ed The 6rst stable west Of the
Lowry House
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25

QUAY got back to Washington from
Florida, last Friday, with rosy cheeks, and
in the best of health-the pneumonia re-
ports TO the contrary not withstauding-
and was closeted with his Philadelphia
next day
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
County Surveyor.

In the call for Republican Primary, the
office of County Surveyor was omitted,
There is one to elect this year and as
many tickets have already been printed, it
can be written at the foot of same, after
the other names.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
Administrators Notice.

Letters Of admin isfratl0u having been grant
ed 10 the undersigned on the estRts OF Rev. !.
II. Wright decd. late ~ West Sunhury Butler
Co. Pa. all persons knowing themselves In
debted 10 said estate viii please make Immediate
and azy having Cieims against said
estate win present them duly authenticated
for settlement TO
West Suubury.
Butler Co., Pa.
w. d. BRANDON, atty.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25

ESTATE or MRS SARAH SNOW, deed.
Letters OF adm ministrtti0n having Dsea grant
ed to the under signed. ON tie estate 81 MIS-.
Sarah Snow. dec "a. .ate OI Peal fwp-. Butter
Co Pa. all persons anJTil. themselves IN
deOted 10 said estate Ilu please make In
mediate paS ment. ana IGy having claims .is lIust
said estate will present them dug autaeAtict-
TED for settlement IU
-. B. DOUfHErr. AduI'N,
BrOwus4Ele. Duller 90 pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
AdministratOri. Notice.

Letters OF administration On the estate OF
James Gibson lste Of Clinton township. BItler
Co. Pa. deceased. having this day been IT ,nted
to the undersign d. all persons knowing
themselves Indebted 10 said estate are request
ed 10 make immediate payment and those hav-
ing claims against said estare are requested TO
present them p Operly probdted 70 the under
signed for payment
j. y. FULTON. Admir-.
E. MCJUEKIN. Flick +. O. Butler Co.
Atty for Admir-. February n, -
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25

AS Thomas W. Phillips has no opposi-
tion in this county for Congress, and J. NJ.
Carson none for State Senate, their names
are being printed upon the tickets of such
of the local candidates as do not object to
such arran cement.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25

Letters OF administration having 0ssa grant
ed % the undr Rs sued Ia TIE estate 1i fRD.nAs
Martin. DECD. late 0t Butler. Pa, ali persons
showing themselves iAIeOted 90 st4a estate
will please MAKE l4uiaedllte payment. anl any
having claims a. tin~i sail r>ttte Slll present
them duly autnc utlctteg for settlement u
MARGARET MARTINI
ADA MARrIS,
ST. Joe St.liOn- T. o..
Butter o. Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Psblishs 2

Tho following named persons are an
nounosd ss candidates for the offices speci
fed below, subject to the decision of the
Republican voters cf Butler county at the
primary election to be held on Saturday
April 9th, between the hours OF ana
p. N.
For United States Senator,
OF Allegheny county.
: n. 8. QUAY.
OF Beaver, Pa.
For Congress, 25th, Pa. District,
THOMAS W. PHILLIPs,
For State Senate, 4lst Dit.
AMEs N. CARsoSS, l. p,,,.,
For Assembly,
{Two to nominate.)
Of Franklin rwp.
JANIS B. AAr1s 6f Butler.
DAVID B. DourHErr,
JOSEPH THOMAS. IN.
Karns, City.
JOSIAH N. THOMPSON,
For District Attorney,
IRA McJusKIs,
JOHN P. WILSON, n.,
A. N. CHRrsrIET,
For Delegate to the National Convention
for 25th, Pa. District.
Two to be elected by oonvention.)
DR.. s. D. BELL.
3. B. ABRAMS, Of Butler.
For Delegates to the State Convention
Three to be elected.)
J. d. NRGLEY,
Of Butler.
W. P. JAMIsoN,
or Faiview.
n. N. GREER,
of Buffalo twp.
JONATHAN MAYBERRY,
+. W. KxNN1DY,
Of Adams twp.
For County Surveyor,
@. F. L. NcQuIsrroE,
OF Butler.
Nr. r. O. Ralston wishes to represent
the sub district composed Of Connoquenes
sing (NoYth), Lancaster and Auddycreek
<yvrs IN the Cou gressiOnal Convention.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
Executors Notice.

OF y
Letters testameutaTy on The estate OF Wm
Gallagher decd. late nf lie trield twp.. Butler
Co.. Pa. having oeen granted To the anlersigu-
ed, all persons knowing themselves indebted 10
said estate Will pie tse make immediate pay
meut and any having claims ag inst said
estate will present them duly authenticated fyr
settlement 70
ANDREW GALLAGHER.
SIMON G. sLLAGHER
EXITS.
Herman p. o.. Butler Co.. Pa.
W. ID. BRANDON att V.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
Administrators Notice.

Letters OF admin. c. r. A. having been grant
ed 10 the Undersigned nn the estate Of Joseph
Hays. Sr.. decd. late OF Niddlesex twp. Butler
Co. ! a.. all persons knowing thenSe Ives In
debted 10 said estate VIII please make immedi
ate payment. aud any having claims against
sal estate VIII present them duly authentlcat-
ed for settlement TO
". \ SLOAN. Adm's-.
Valencia, 2. O. Butler Co. Pa
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25

AFTER protracted war of words in the
q. S. Senate last week, all the President's 3
Appointments for United States Circuit
Judges were confirmed. In the House,
that day, the discussion on the free wool
bill was continued.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
Sci. Fa sur Mechanics Lien.
A D. No. 81 March Term. lsgs
from
VI. l. D. No 81 December Term. is9i.
J. NIGCs u < Bro.
versus
JoBS W NOBLE. owners etc
BUTLER COUNTY. s..
The Commonwealth 0i Pcnnsy lvAnia 10 the
sheriff OF said Coaufy. Greeting:

chriu ol Sdia t0aLIt. bFCetiu-s
WHEREAS los. Niggel a Thos. Nigge; rartners
As j. Ntgk,l& d hro have nie1 "A claim In cur
Court % common flra~ fOf SaIQ county 11llusf
John W. NOUir. own ur repurrd owner aud >
&. Johu>iOh. contractor for lie sam uT fMlrt-ru
anu l5-iOO dollars ,.iS i5ltl being for materials
furnished Ia ana about tlie erection aud .nu-
Structiun OF a TWO slOrN me- dwelling house
located on a Ger ain lot 0i ground. situate la
butlef Tow Nnship. Butler CO.. IA bounded -
follows VIZ On the north Is New Gas o. road
on the tas - los of Charles Duffy on tie south
by ..n alley auc Cu The Vesf bs loi o. Fei.r
hepidE. being ~ leet ifoLt aud lJU Let back
AND WHEREAS. IL l. al eyed tuat fue Siid
sum sill remains uup ami unpaid u the said
Joseph Nigel a f.rn.
NON MEJOAMAND YOU that you make
known 10 the said John ". NOBLE ~ her -
reputed oN Ler ana :. 4. Johnston. con ractur
anu 10 all sucA persons may hoa er occupy
Tue Sdlu iut Oi Ound anu o4llIlug thereon
that tAet lie and appear before the Judgr- OF
cur saiu Court al a - UT uI common Pleas 10
bc nelu al Butler. on the Third MONDAY OF Alrii
neat = show csiuss-. n any tAiag tney know ur
have 10 say, WHY tie said sum az So Is-lOU
should not be levied of he said propertv to-
gr her y lin the property thereon. consisting Of
"A TWO stUIy frame a~ cling house to tue use OF
the SAID Joseph Niggel y bro. according % the
fOiin and effect % thu A~t vi AsSsmbls IN such
Case nade and provided n 10 them Il snail deem
eAptulent- And have yuu tnen aud there this
writ.
WITNESS. the HOn. Aaron l. Hazrn President
Judge oil The said COurt at Butler TINS tsth DAY
OF March, A D.. lSs2.
JoHS " BROWN.
Prof Honofarv
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
Hotels and Depots,

w ;. Gregg l. now running line
OF carriages between the hotels and
cepots OF the town
Charges reasonable. Telephous
No. IL. or leave orders at Hotel
vogeIey.
Good Livery i'm Connection
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Administrator aud Executors Of estates
can secure their receipt books al the CIrI-
zES Office.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
MHflin Street. Livery
BIEHL A HEPLER Propsr.

One square west Of Main ST.. on
Mifiin st All good. safe horses;
new buggies ana carriages Landaus
tor weddings and funerals. Open
day and night. Telephone w "a
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
KILLED BY ouAY's PROPOSED RULE.

1t will be seen from this that the vital
part of Mr.. Frye's speech is left out in the
garbled quotation given in the Quay organ.
If Mr.. Cameron and Mr. Quay had stood
up and voted and acted with their Repub-
lican associates, as agreed upon in caucus,
to pass the elections bill and the tariff bill
by changing the rules, they would have
passed both measures in ten days time, as
stated by NJ. Frye in his speech. The
opposition of the Pennsylvania senators
encouraged some of the free silver senator's
to the same end, and as a result the
elections bill was killed by Mr.. Quay's
proposed rule, and the passage of the tariff
bill was delayed until such late day that
the Republican party was oTerwhelmed as
a result in the elections that followed.
The vote on the report to change the
rules, as given in January, showed that 1t
lacked at that time only one vote to carry
it through. Mr. Cameron voted with the
Democrats, which defeated the motion,
the vote standing 80 to 81. If the vote had
been taken before Mr.. Cameron was re-
elected to the Senate. everybody knows
that he would have been compelled to
vote with the Republican side, and his
vote would have left the decision to the
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
g. & u.
Ready for All.
WE HAVE THE MOST
COMPLETES STOCK IN
THIS COUNTY.

Evsrythinr that i new in Stiff
Hats. Oar 81 50 end $500 are
wonders for the money
Everything new 10 Soft Hats.
ranging in price from - e.. rl $500.
All tne new blocks ia six Hats.
Greatest line OF Furnishing Gccds
We ever bad
An Inspection will b. 40 advantage
to anV one.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25

leG2. ana 70 me- directed. VII On
MONDAY. APRIL an. isse.
AT one O'Clock p. ". expose 10 public sal. a
the tOur House ia Bu ier Pa. the following
ieaseh Is or real estate % ,. = Eedd. .
decea ased fo-wff.
An undivided oue-aalf interest In twenty six
acres more or less. kuOwn a. The Ciym@r heirs
lease. situate on the Ciyfner heirs farn IN
Donegal tsp. Butler County pa bounded ON
the north by lands Of Joseph Neu~ei and
solomon Puut ius on the east Dg Iausls of J.nu
Little and Hvers tract. on he south ~ lands 0r
John eII>el. ana on the vest by tsnd~ OF
Clymer heirs. with producing OH well thereon
coi1plete. with WOOD rig. casIns tubing rods.
boiler. engine fixtures. tanks and machinery
complete. known as hedd We'll NJ. I.
Also An undivided one fourth Interest IN that
certain other leAsebUl1 on real estate con
tanning twenty acres more or los situate m
Donegal twp. Butter County Pa on tine John
anu Bridget Little IEfra bounded Ou the nnrtn
BY lands ~l haunah fyerS on tie east uy
Buffalo BIZ i1ge Road. on The south ts lands ~
John NenseL aud on the west by lands oI John
Nensel- win one producing oii well tnereo a.
Win WOOd-iiG. engine, easing tuoiug- sucker
rods, tanks. machinery anu nStur~s belonging
thereto. known nS Llitlr @et No. 4.
Terms OF SALE IaAsh on approval 0f sale
Oy the CourL
SARAH j. REDD.
Adm'N oI J. e. E-d4 d'-,rd.
D r. BO2ser. Atty. B1tlcr. PrsAn a
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-25
CONTINUOUS OPPOSITION.

Not only did Cameron and Quay delay
the passage of the bill at the beginning
but they kept up their opposition in that
respect almost to the very end.
On September 8. when Mr. Aldrich and
his committee found it necessary to have
evening sessions to facilitate the passage
of the bill, the committee was Immediately
sntagonized by Cameron and Quay. Mr..
Quay was the only man in the Senate to
raise an objection to the evening session,
and Oh his demand of the ayes and nays
we're called on Mr.. Adrich's motion. The
vote stood 4S in favor Of the evening
sessions to 13 against. it, and among the ID
weN Cameron and Quay But both of