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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
CHRISTMAS LONG AGO.
ELfzABETH c. sTANTOy COyTRtsTs
THE PAST WITH The PREsESr
Great Changes in Seventy years-Peopie
OF To-day Buy Needless and Expensive
Presents-strikingO Observations.

IT VIZ IIIINHI loHD'T
Inc poet or artist desiring a model
from which TO Incarnate Christmas past
and present would never find a better
one That Elizabeth Cady Stanton sitting
In her study this evening surrounded By
works Of art, books. and the thousand
and one things which intellectual people
gather about them
Though a woman OF more than -FOUR
score-years, she begins her work each
morning with the freshness Of youth, and
each evening sees the lamps lighted over
her desk to enable her to finish the lit
erary and philanthropic labors Of the day.
when l entered, she was finishing an
appeal TO the women of New York city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
A Deadlock
'What is this?"
"a young man of the period. Is he

'What is this?"
"a young man of the period. Is he not
a work OF art?''
"He is, indeed?'
Ifs be engsged?"
Yes"
ITO whom?
"To a young lady OF the period, who
loves him deeply"
And when are they to be married.
Never"
"Neyerl Ard why not?'
she will not marry him until he has
paid his debts and he cannot pay his
debts until she marries him."
'Op'
-Harpers Bazsr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

This is a photograph OF my brother"
said the young woman who was showing
the family album 20 the visitor from ;hs
far West. Poor jack He's in trouble
at college. He's fond OF horses, and has
wasted so much time training his team
Of boys that the college authorities have
suspended him. Did you ever hear the
like?"
why, yes" said young Mr.. Lariat.
"Its a common thing In Arizona for men
toto get suspended, you know, on ac-
count OF too much fondness for horses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

Since we love eminence so much, let
US seek 1t where il is TO be found; let us
seek that which will last forever. O! the
admirable ambition, that Of reigning
etarnaly with the Son of God. and TO be
seated forever on the same throne with
Him.-FenelOn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

II is reported I'm England that a new
dukedom is 10 be created and conferred
upon Lord Lansdowne the retiring vice
roy OF India. In compliment 10 the
neighboring' islands. it IS said he will
be made the Duke OF Kerry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

,.Wusi IN God. Hold fast, and trust
49, ~ We cannot change Gods will by
~ WsysFs Ok oara Geo forbid that We
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

Nine Nordica, the operate vocalist OF
the Abbey. Schoeffel & Grau forces, is
the only American singer engaged 10
take part In the coming festival at
Bayreuth. which begins on July 8. 1894.
and continues for nineteen days. This
is the first time that the management Of
these festivals has come TO America for
vocal assistance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
FOOD FOR REFLECTION.
GATHERED FROM THE RELIGIOUS
AND GENERAL PRESS.

Words OF wisdom On Religious and Moral
Subjects which arc worthy of Alton
ton From the Thoughtful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24

The night was darker than ever before
$50 dark is SIM
When the Great Love came to the stable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

The winter has been severe one for
bees. The JOURNALS correspondent At
l.i,chiieli Plains writes II have ius,
looked over my hees-March l5-aud on,
of eight colonies find seven dead ones"
Recent interesting meetings have been
held by the kennebunkport Farmers Club.
On the evening of March 6, the members
met with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin l.. Smith. A
large number being present. The meet.
ing WAS called to order by the pres
ilent. Three more persons were added
to the clubs already long list of mem.
bers. The reading of Down ON the Farm
by Miss Mabel &. Clough and Waiting at
the Junction" by Miss Nina Benson added
greatly to the interest of the evening. f..
T. Perkins read paper on why not be a
Farmer The question Which is best
for n Young man starting ont in
life 10 choose, farming or some trade or
profession Z" was then discussed The club
also spent another pleasant evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hutchinson. IN i'm
por,ant question, "ls it hes; to SOW grain to
cut for fodder or to ict it ripen au1 thrashs"
was discussed ON March goth the club
spent the evening very pleasantly with Mr..
and Mrs. Gpo.gc Webs, the same question
rs NJ the previous evening being continued
for discussion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

PASSED TO BE ENACTED.

An ACT
To div iic the towds Of Poland and Minot and
( incorporate the town Of Mechanic Falls.
The House having under consideration
bill relating TO the Maine Shore Line Rail
road,
Mr.. Lawrence moved that the bill be in
definitely postponed.
Mr. Mccullough of Calais said that
Washington eounty does not come asking
= single dollar from the State treasury i;
does no. ask the State TO endorse its notes
or guarantee its bonds; il simply asks that
Washington county have the right to vote
on this matter and by their votes determine
it, We don't ask for anything unfair Two
years ago this Legislature granted
TO Aroostook county the right
to vote $500 600, while we ask
for only three. / move that the amend
mens offered to this bill be indefinitely post
poned.
Mr.. Lawrence of Lubec said that this
matter was of great Importance to the pee-
pie he represented. 4 great many of the
voters in my town go to sea, and they are
too poor to stay at home and vote this
scheme down. | offer this amendment only
to give my people fair play, and hope the
members of the House will support it,
Mr. Leighton of Columbia Fails said that
aside from the services CT the Portland
ard Bangor Steamboat line the people in
some parts of the county are shut out three
months in the year. We have no way TO
&c: out of Washington county unless we
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

band held Monday night il was voted to cir
euiate 4 petition among the taxpayers Of
the cits. WIKI view 10 obtaining ~ many
Of their signatures ~ possible. asking the
city government TO appropriate the SUM Of
$3.50 TO maintain weekly open-air concerts
during the summer months. said concerts
70 be gwen by tbe full band. conducted By
Prof r. B. Hall. IT IL very important TO
the welfare of this band that Prof. Hall re-
main. here. and tie Ia n.hers are willing 10
Hss the entire sHni ask ii Of the city towards
paying the predecessors SALARY There Is
bgt 1.-THE sIcabt tia, thu petition vili be
agfnpFgu-ly signed. IL - safe To say that
70 ont OF 20 are pleased with
band music, AMI a. all viii
h4v. the benefit 81 these concerts. all
.heaid b. Ling To astist in defraying the
exps n.e. Masic of ihi. kind materially
abs to the ar,ratfireh@s. of the city. and
Whatever dee THU = al advantage TO the.
o. aer of real .-state In other cities il is
the praftiee to appropriate money for
mn.is. and il il nut anyv here regarded as
Na-feful Or rxtravagant. Mr.. $. II. Chase
viii call upon the citizen. for their sigma
tgre- aH-l it /. to be hoped that he viii get
ehAr he axis for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

In the matter of curntiyes what rou want
is something that will do it's work while you
con:inGc TO TO ynurs-a remedy that will
give YOU no Inconvenience nor interfere
with your Business Such Il remedy is
ALLoocK's l'oRors pLAsrtR~. These pias-
tors are not M experiments they have been
in use for over thirty years, and their value
has been attested by the highest medical
authorities, as wc.l as bv testimonials from
those who have used them. They require
no change Of diet and are not affected by
wet or coll. Their action does not inter
ferc with labor or business You can toll
and got b. cured wlil' lord ut work. They
are SO pure that the youngest, the Oldest
the most delicate person Of either Sex can
use them with great benefit.
Bewsc of limitations, and 10 not be de-
ceivel by Interpretations. Ask fer
AILcocKs, and let no solicitation or explain
alton sriucc You to accept Il substitute.
mari 3rol&w fulrm
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SENS NUGGETS.
Brought BY the Wires From the North. East,
South and Vest

Six bombs were thrown in Rome Tues
day, AMI general alarm is felt. No arrest'
have been made.
The brig Caroline Gray, which sailet
from Rockland, Me. for New York Feb
ruary Il, and was announced in d"spatcf
Tuesday morning from kocklani as given
up as lost, arrived IN New York Tuesday
The schooner Grace Davis, Capt. Nc
Nane, Ponce. 7. X . Feb is, of and fol-
Portland, from Bermuda, experience
heavy northwesterly gales, during whicf
her decks were swept and fly rails smashed
and she also sustained damage to her carg,
of molasses between decks. She was SIS
days in the Gulf Stream.
In the Massachusetts House Tuesday til,
bill authorizing the Boston 4 Maine Rail
road to lease the Concord 4 Montreal Rail-
road was amended by providing that the az
bn voii if It's provisions are not awaited OF
by July, 1895. Pending an amendment
making the lease or purchase subject to TIA,
approval of the railroad commissioners til,
bill was laid over to Thursday.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The PaSAna TRIALS
Result in consietion Of De lesseps, 6aihau
ami s,onay- Others acquitted.

P,gis, March 81 Charles de Lesseps,
accused of eartupiias eS-Minister of Pub
lie Works Raiasut 10 support the Pansma
lottery bonds ldtl, has been found guilty by
the inrs naih4ui, who confessed his guilt
~ open ceur,. has been found guilty
! H,aadv. WIN acted as "a 20 between in the
bribesy OF Blii.5sat, also found guilty.
/ An ether defendants are acquitted.
These are Marias Fontaine, Panama
canal tiirecsoe; NJ Saaslero. an ex-dep1ty
who was accused of changing his vote ii
the committee on Panama as the result OF
/ bribery, Senator Berai, accused of being
i,ieed by yaroa Reinach, and Deputies
! nugue IL la franconneris, Geobron am
T An,enin iroust, who were accused of cor
rnp'ica.
+ 'rAc court sentenced NJ, BaihAut to i'm
prisoameat for i've wears and tine OF
$50 900 sr.n, ;, anil 10 the loss of his civi
risg.ts. " I,lnrdm was sentenced to im
prisonment for two wears, and Charles dc
L..><ep< to imprisonment fur one year, tht
/ one wear To rnn cuncurrently with the five
wears sentence already imposed on him
I AZ: three warc condemned Ia pay costs and
,lamages demanded by the civil parties Il
III proceedings.
The cou5t or'rrrd NJ. de Lcsseps. NJ
Blsniin, VI Baihaut 10 pay NJ, Monehi
court, Eqni 'atrr of the Panama Canal Com
panv. 81 n00 fraacS. the amour, taken
frou, the treasury of the company and pal,
10 NJ. Baihaut for his influence in favor o.
I the lottery loan bill Sentences of Charles
de lesSeps snd Blon,in are comparative,
light on the ground OF extenuating circum
( stances IN their eases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22
Dyspepsia a N tional Charac
teriStic.

/ Some observer has truly said that we are
nation of dyspeptics. Bishop Still, more
than four hundred Years ago, wrote two
lines which might be adopted as a motto by
the majority of our native-horn citizens;
| carnot eat hut little meat.
Ny stomach Is not good.
Many of our national characteristics, and
traits, may with extreme probability be-
ascrbed to this cause. The witchcraft delu-
sions, prosecutions of Quakcrs, Blue Laws,
general religious intolerance, and antipathy
to mirce PIES Of our Puritan ancestors may
well be attributed to the torpid lvcrs ami
acid stomachs of confirmed dyspcptics and
the resulting mental conditions to which
such are subject. Daniel Webster says Of
them:
] In regard to the moral character gencr-
ally OF our ancestors, the settlers OF New
England, my opinion is, that they possessed
all the Christian virtues but charity; and
they seem ncvcrto have doubted that they
possessed that also. And nobody could &c
cuse their system or their Practice but of
one vice, and that was religious hypocrisy
of which they hal an infusion without ever
b ing sensible of it.
But for chronic dyspepsia. physical and
mental the character of the sturdy sub
duers of the wilderness would have lacked
even these very human blemishes. The
popular conundrum, 'Is life worth hvng?'
must have been originally propounded by s
victim of dyspepsia which is the prolific
source of all forms of intellectual crapki-
II So. and infests its victims with the dis-
tressing symptoms If about nne-half of all
the deadly diseases besides those peculiar t.
itsolf. Mr.. +. ". Brown .Ir., Chairman
Of the Board of Selectnitu of Broo&s, Me-.
writes as follows;
/ have been troubled with.a severe ears
Of dyspepsia and heart trouble for nurs
her Of years. My stomach wonld not r.
tain any nourishment in the morning ard
~ the disease progressed, nothing but li2i3
feed during the day and very light ut thai
was so reduced IN strength that wa
Obliged to take my bed No remedie.
seemed to reach nv case until my physician
advised the use Of Rodolf's New Medicgl
Discovery. corm,nrel to improve while
using the first bo,tlr; and after taking three
bottles, ! can cat three good square meals
day and have increased in weight abou'
twenty-five pounds While this remedy
has performed wonderful cures in cases Of
Consumption, Canccroas and Scrofulous
ilumors, in this section, think my case is
a perfect miracle.
jan23d&wIynr
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SKOWrECAN.

Tbs. ~ocssf. ,rig meet 9th MI. Agnes
ssso-. We.u-.at7 af,rra,r,a-
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Ala tkl'.y anI Belle iiatch'n'oe' are 'is't-
ing the citr school, in Augusta.
art.,.,;.. .sr..w ~ ,.iu meet e,
p IJ,rto.-.,y t,y-.e .i,.k ,.,.ulf. Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

An event of interes, TO the dancers is the
coming Easter ball, which viii he hell AZ
City Hall. on Monday, April Sd. Fine
music " i'll be furnished by Dnsmores or
chestra, vi ich will be strengthened for the
occasion BY adding fine clarionct PLAYER,
Mr.. Nantcr of Rea,itield. An attractive
and somewhat novel feature of this
ball will be the presentation 10 the most
graceful lady dancer of pair of splendid
French opera glasses. They have the best
lenses made. and are mounted in pearl and
gold, ami can naw b. seen in HarriEsn's
window, on Main Street The committee
will make their award OF this fine prize
from the appearance made by the
| ladies in that number on the pro-
sramme which comprises the waltz. schot-
tische and polka movements. Only those
couples who desire to be regarded as COM
patitors viii be upon the floor while this
prize number is being gone through with,
but the contest is open to all holders of
dance tickets who will give their names TO
the floor director, Capt. A. t. Shurtleff.
any time before the contest comes Off
| At meeting of the Watsryiile Military
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

. tfNlkt hpNi tt.l-E.
II j. repnrted that the contract for carry
ing the msil between this place aud Free
dom mas been sub let To W. j. Bean-Mr.
ami Mrs Samuel Bantam retained 10 th.Ir
homc IN An,iJrer. Mass, last week.
LIHEHrY.
About noon SATURDAY sixteen feet of the
axle factory dam. belonging to VIM. flurl,
gave away. The water flooded the machine
shop floor and the moulding floor of the
foundry belonging to Mr.. J. Gilman. The
furnace was about half full of melted iron,
" hich made lively work for short time.
Tire damage 10 the foundry is estimated at
about So Ien,lon Cook who is employed
in tie foundry. was quite ba.lly burned on
his arm a. he stood in the water
and drew the iron in ladies TO
prevent more serious trouble. Most of
the damage was done by breaking the
cement tloor up when the water took vent
anil flowed under the building.-H. II.
Cove lied March 18th, sged - years, II
months and p days. Mr.. Cove had held
town office in this town number of years
and was much respected by all who knew
him A Io,i2e of mted Order of the
tiOl,ien Cross was organized in this village
last week With twenty-eight charter mem
hers.
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Daily kenntbre journal.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH n. 1883.
HALLOWELL.

Non,aay evening the city government met
ia tosat convention, the members proceed
81 70 elect tn. remaining municipal officer,
for the ensuing year M Ef<ard w
Aasldox va Reelected city marshal, re-
ewing 80 votes. necessary for choice, .
Mr. i. 'Warn@r Mr.. j W Fuller and
Nr. Jasis. stkins we're appointed assessors
The third member Of the school board
and the city solicitor are 10 be appointed
at a later meeting. Mr- Augustus Lord
ard Mr. q = johnson were appointed
MINT satah.
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EgsgDiEs 10 the fs4yeF sBA rs5sl - ssq s1e- &t
zs.sag 70 try thsla' MID h@s zsY. ste w'r 20
snlex with sores that bod ~ sosA hef eot''s :"
take thru Oh Iteh there ~s- 10 sd t' X s.'4T
had IL all over haY hssiy sses. isgs, affs+ ~ .
tween Ter nHzrrs Eae dia rst hsss Il "a hss hesat
Bat after sxsinz yosr Gf;Tfeifsk EksE1fsS Yer TO
wrecks the iteb sofpea, AID In faUf ~sse+ snH cores
fb.n niaa-ed -fth y.af EeTfrrsa Rzss pfSs- -
,hay .pesfitg cured ny dsaghtes. ard u s',y a'3y
ass- me shout y.,ar fr1rsdis- slI upbeAi them
wherever { 70. tItSBi.Fs w. pftbFTia
(gnshsfoossu, Montgomery Cg.ioty, "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

ERRArA.-The report from committee
on railroads. etc. ought to pass on bill an
aet TO amend chap. 251 of Private and
Special Laws of 1891, was reported from
the committee By Mr.. McGreggor instea /
of Mf. McCullough, as it appeared in yes
trrisy's report.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

reason why o}ipo,e this tili is thai knoS
and every man here knows that but siuAll
pre- portion of the women of this State want
suffrage conferred upon tneLn. In ~ arr
many others no are totally indifferent. II
is not safe ~ give the ballot 10 $50 0aD pee
pie, men or women, when only oae-,itth OF
them will take advantage OF it. II is q
menace 10 our institutions. IL Is hot the ig
nurant or til, vicious vote that Is most dtu'
gerous il j. the in,llfer. nj. Wha. right
have we to lay a burden upon sil
women -impl, because one says she
| sttnis ready 10 take that burden up:
| Their own responsibilities are great nov
We should not make those responsibilities
/ greater. This measure, 10 my mind, strikes
10 an Institution that was founded before the
State. II strikes 10 the family. While We
have been created equal, let me say that
| the Almighty has placed lines OF RESPONSE
1 bilty before individuals, an4 let us noi
over-step those iides. We will make mis-
| take if We LET down this bar which the Al
mighty has erected, if we attempt 10 force
upon them a responsibility which the Al
mighty did not intend them 10 assume.
! nope that the minority report will prevail.
Mr.. Fairbanks Of Bangor said that some
one said, Let me write the songs of a
| people and others may make the laws.
This brought to my mind part of an Old
song, which reads.
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k1rr5nz sssTse- " .s-fl /
took her 80 the sDrf,F
The Grit time ~ called i
the Italian ft.-s sat sssi
nc voeitl ea r. bef "a t@o
~ssks. Win The t's0
wssxs were NJ b. fssi'f
& eczema, &s.sf ~ th7s:
usne she sac wh-s'e tim
before. ife a'ssfafTfi Asr
for three rnanaps, AID s'ls-
WAS 80 As-t that We ald
not k11s sSat 20 %.
lie did sat ID her any
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a!.S About Icons SarsapaiIa,

Mr.. Granville r Richards, Of Searspop.
Me-, writes as follows.
GfRfiescs II have been sufferer from
Dyspepsia for Yeats. No one knows vh,,
have suffered both in body and in mind As n,
strength gradually failed | became nerop,
Respondent at times and completely DISCOURAGED
l have tried almost every remedy offered fer nv
trouble. bat nothing ever helped me, and M
was shiNa burden until took Icons Sara.
pariila. which went directly To the spot. AMI
l began Immediately to gain in flesh, strength
and spirits. am now well man Nothiny I
ca; distresses ms, and once more the fntpre
seems bright. Icons Sarsaparilla cur~S
my Dyspepsia.
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Psafa ,or,srtsz aid di.azarihz skia aiaesses.
when a single agplleat!sl Il The GFTforHk Ess.
eDfEs will ID sss great niaBsfliT " es@es, afford
las;slst Fsssaf 10 The most asshiSihz 81 itrhaH
barHinz seaiy. crested, yimpiy, and botehg sh'h,
s-.fo ADD ss.C,i Giseazes, 9Th iDs~ u hair, aad
,.yisi ~ spsrdy. l5rRaacf'i, asd ees'fsmrai csfe
Fold everyuhsre. FTicr, Crrtst IA. ne. soar
PC Eks0IyEsf 81. Prepared ny thu POTTER
DEGo ASD CHsNfrAL loEFoEATi"s, honiop'
ns-" ffog ~ fnre skla bisssss.." - psgrs, ~
Illustrations sud tsst.Hofisis. ilsatfh res
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

d run daily Sundays inciE3od. run Sundays only
Through tickets 70 talil"fntp nd - gotui,
South and West may b" ii,l - y II. Wm@
ticket agent. Augusta, to" only fAC' ~ AHRutis
selling via all routts and checking hasgR' Tree ="
expense.
PAYSON TUCKER, vice Pres. l. Gsn'l HHnagef
=. u. BOOTHBY. Gcnr Pas. aud Iiesa Al
portland Ilee ~ rs.p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-22

Tn, Good Templar- Loisr in this ci'y al
present contains just about cnough life to
i,e and no more Tho heli has been gwen
uj, and meetings are nov held in tae houses
of tHe members who still 1routinu. on
The Iea is tp keep the organization IN
.xjstancc in thu bope tlmt hertsr times may
-onc NJ different times in the past the
food Templar< haec Houri-hed here and
,h. regular attendance npoH the lu.lle meet
ugs has been large If those who are still
,husing to the ship 10 nat g,t discouraged.
anil manage their affairs skllfuly, they may
again b,. On Top Of she wave IL tlne time.
The funeral services of Mis- Frances
E.arrp. d Stulen, at Colby n'yersltv. class
nf ans. who died Of typhoid fever night be-
Tore last will hr held This morning At ,+
AT the Palmer House, conducted 10, Rev. i.
" Sparks. r,.ctor vi ~ Marks Episcopal
church. To vhich the decreased belonged, rs
.istei hy Rev pr Pepper of the Colleg"
rncul,v The remains will he taken to Nor
way bv the morning train. Mr. Brarre hns
been here several days, and m aunt of the
,lerpased arrived recently from Illinois.
liar mnthcr lisI uhcp >hp vas ry vonnA
The borrowed father has the svnpttny ~
all in his great trouble. p"lth h3s rot' q.
hin, of his only chilli.
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Taking this a. test by which am ruled
in my own home, | am inclined to be
az linst this measure, as | wish to maintain
the little hold by the ballot. applause
The question being on the substitution OIL
the minority report, the yeas and nay were
called