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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-23
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RemitaSs por Ordenes Postaloa, dnero OEdenea POI
praso Lstras Sobre Bancos, Cara GOente poT Cssr
GgstHcadag.
No gs aceptSn podidos peI msaou ds an psso
Ln1 eompTadorOA deben toner pTeSenta guess VSndeR
hat Se oAa IoteAs nteTioTas de malG f6, orecendo
IA VandodooG snLon0G tan enormea que O. mHy dHao
% a $40 C los pE0moa pr0metidos. All que oa con-
pFRiaFs para d pFopG pFoteeei6R debOA ilaHtE On nc
seSfSF clio beGaS cue IG 6a Is oampaAIA NAeoRaI aF
SSSseR e TpRSEPaG q este McSo sKaE&R u asEaRR
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RlI.al ApplIsalarl

CIR. dc LOteria del EsladO de LOuISiana,
Reputada durants VEINTR oINCO AMOS pGr Ia int
grtdad en- sus EorteOs pronto psgo de sua premios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-23

Nuagtr0s correspondents que deseen pr0cios otroI IN
fo mes deben stchr cladad dsndo resdencia con-
dado, parroquia, Galley ndmero con la direction postal
pac6n Les remios sc pagan al presentar e blste pa
r. 50 cobro pueden enVsse drectamente nuesra oacna
principal Dor conduco de cualquier banco agencs d
cobros Esand9 los betes repatdos entire los Veodseos
res de todas parties del mundo ea impossible podeE sa
q .mOroA especialel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-23
GUARDRsB
n1sTRuoo1oNTg aENIRALEa

Dc eomprar ningun bete de slguno que pretends juge
en- s'gEno de dichoS EStados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-23
AvIso IMPoRTANTG

Comoas loyes dc cadA de los Estados UnIdos pro-
hSn todas Las LotersG despues del L. de Enero do 1884,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-23
b enteros Traccone para sasscera los compradOF'
so,s.o. nsusvuss. Lsta Do Zoe prsmios
sEKCW aEAgs sMGFyzs

En aRsro SQivslgztG ls sSa eorrioGtS Dc Loo 8E
Cnidos Dc Norta America BNleteg enteFo s;
nh0e qant0l, q; Quintos, Gil D6cimoa 50 cenavo VI
Rsgmo IS centaVoG PTecO para las goeiedAdeE cGba
II 5etes enteros Su eQuvalente por e50-PGra los ven
6tdoros prOco especial Sc desean vendedorsS On odsl
NEFtAa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

Something Of Che Life nnd History
of MIR. srhmita.

Something Of thc Life nnd History
of MIR. srhmita.
John u. schmitz was born in Du-
rand, winnebargo county, Illinois, Sep
TENDER IS, 1858, ana received the rudi-
ments OF his education at Mendoza.
in the same state, completing a thor
ough business course in the city OF
Chicago. He served an apprenticeship
at the Western cotiage Organ factory
at MENDOZA, H., and on the compile
ton OF the same located IN Denton,
Tex, and entered the furniture busl-
ness, In which he has been successful,
having at the early age OF &c amassed
competency During his sixteen
years residence In the state Mr..
Schmitz has been an outnpOken Re-
publican and has earned the respect
and confidence OF his fellow-towHsmcn
by his fearless championship OF the
principles of Republication and strict
attention to business. He Is a man
who was never criticized on account
OF his political principles. because,
though u stalwart, he was ever cour-
tcous. commanding the respect Of his
political antagonists and ever winning
for himself the free expression OF opin-
ion that he so willingly accords TO
others. Mr.. Sehmltz has never iillcd a
political office, but was the candidate
for state treasurer on the Republican
ticket In 1880. and again in 1892 his
name was on the reform Republican
ticket for the office OF comptroller He
was a member Of tho State Firemens
association for several years and at
tended all their state conventions dur
ing that time, and was an active
worker in the ranks. He is a promI-
ncnt member of Elm Lodge. No. 30.
and IS on the stan or Brigadler-G
X. NJ. Van zandt Of the uniformed
divisions OF the state OF Texas, with
the rank OF major; also a member OF
n majority OF the social and benevo-
lent societies OF the day. In 1852 Mr.
schmltz was welded to Miss Emma
Meipenbach Of Mendoza. Ill. and has
an interesting family or fire children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

Dallas. Tex, Aug. 7.-The delegates
to the Lily White Republican state
convention began to assemble in the
auditorium of the City hall this morn
ing at 0 o'clock. Every face wore a
pleasant smile, and all the delegates
acted and talked exceedingly refreshed
showing the effects of good nights
sleep.
Up to the last moment not man
would advance an idea as to whom
the nominee for governor would be.
Whether this was from their inability
or lndlspostion still remains ques-
tlon Of doubt. From the proceedings
of this mornings session it would seem
the latter was more probaly the rea-
son.
Chairman C. b. Peck Of Harris
county called the convention to order
at $3.50 a. m. Mr.. Peck said that
owing to a mistake in Dallas morn
ing paper, which stated the conven-
ton was to meet at 10 o'clock instead
of 9. IL would probably be but right
to take recess until 10 o'clock as
many OF the delegates were absent from
that cause.
A motion tn adjourn until 10 o'clock
was lost. and the chair stated the
order OF business to be first the nomina-
ton of candidate for governor.
II was. however, decided TO postpone
the nominations until all the delegates
arrived and while waiting IL was pro-
posed that MIR. Akin (colored) OF Dali
=. 1 anmtTnmfINn
Mr.. Akin osoended the platform
and was introduced by the chairman.
He began by saying he came to Dali
las In 1916 when there was not
house to mark The place where the
CITY of Dallas now stands He snid
since 1866 he had been allowed the
privilege OF voting the Republican
ticket, and in that time had never
voted anything else and never eN-
neoted TO vote anything but the Re-
n,bllcan ticket. He said that It was
inc Republicans who fought and bled
for his freedom, and for that
nnthIng else, he was under life-long
ohlirations to that party, and regard
less OF what they may do or whnt
they may say he Will 20 Win thehl.
He said the colored people are diNineu
| into three classes-part are Repubhc-
ans part Populist and part AFRAID
! to say Nflul AAASs -
Republicans are called LILY Whites: l
don't care what kind of whites they
are n they are right" He said the rea-
son the colored men are no more re-
aneeted Is becaus1 they ore to wish
. -. nv" n the colored man VIII
stick TO his principles he win be re-
spectcd by everybody' -, .s.
Akins' speech brought forth ROUNDS
90 annlnuse. After he had finished
the chair announced that the con-
vention viii resume the order OF p1si-
ness and stated that 'he convention
was now ready to receive nomihah'hs
so,. candidates for govtfn1r-
On motion nominating sfeerh2s were
,n,ited to nve minutes.
Dr.. Cochran n b'au,!inl su' ~, ~
setting forth the rare ability 81 ms
,,,,,inea. his adhesion 10 ihe Hei'ap-
iican nartg. and his record IN q past
.cbie career, placed In nom'naa,tiien
- standard bearer 4 the RepnHHiln
Marty Hon. J. E. Schmitz OF psn ll'
There were many highly eopI2lii',,n-
=, -, sneeches M s 70 the hlniihuilen
NJ Springer Of Fort Worth niovsn
.hat ne nominee for governor be nlane
by acclrmation The Inyu.n go.
.osSrsed and Mr. schflitz was nom
Snoted without dessenting No'.e' -.
"' Mr. schnitz was introduced TO the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

Pottsviiie. Pa. Aug. 7-TIenry Man
fredi, the murderer OF George ochs.
was hanged in the county prison jail
IN the presence Of 300 people at II q
o'clock today. At 1l:ss. twelve min
utes after the rope was pulled. Man
fredi was pronounced dead, his neck
being broken
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08
ATTEMPTED HoID-up.


as'neer Puts on steam aud
nuns Past the Robbers.
'ahd' Ohio, Aug. Lake Shore
TAIN No. l2. arriving from the
pallsd into the Union station
nuns after having enjoyed
''llns experience on the plains
ma An attempt was made
~ TO hold up the train at Kcss-
upon the Identical spot that
was held up last fan. The
- lust approaching a split
!" Atssler when the engineer
may The switch was turned SO
e The train on the siding. A
Suction Of ties and lumber was
~ NE siding "a few rods ahead
slne' The obstruction did not
=, y y impassable and the engi-
~, On az the steam and dashed
/lf,ri. tle' passing safely on the
NJ. through the split switch at
4 nv o. speed. Az the. train
ro,, Sush The obstruction the en-
M 49, ~ a group Of masked men
Il " yeral shots into the train
r san, aich, however, took erect
trs,u s express car was attached
~ and had on board a large
a, MONEY It is thought that
st,. nnown TO the desperadoes
4 dlslap,ed to hold up The train
4 risnss 'oiintment in carrying out
mn q, ~ stopping the train NV
diln , Ne track obstructlons y n, l,
az me, ,nslr firing Of shots when
b ~ snat their plans mad beer
lipe holiness OF the enr, 'sss
a D. NV. 'aalrough the bean. Of T Ties tle.,
au tara L was almost a ves,'
iisin sna,ts tiied to hold mn ~. a
s'''eland this morning . ON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

washington. Aug. 7.-Dr Guzman,
the minister from Nicaragua. has re-
csived telegram from Afanagua ON
ciaiiy stating that the town Of Blue
flelds on the Mosquito coast has been
taken by the Niearaguan army The
telegram. the minisfeS said, contained
no particulars Of the affair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

~ eso' .as noi'd female horse {
ssa X N, WIS yesterday at IRE
lillliaa - ", IN be brought baol,
~ ne. rsauisitIon Z for i'1 I'VE To- To-
A.is ers w ! broken iail eve line, re
asainst her.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08

|1aston, Aug. 7.-For Eastern
| salr in the interior; showers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08
LILY WHITE TICKET
Candidates Nominated at
Dallas Yesterday.
ScHMITz FOR GOVERNOR.
W. NJ Mann Named for lleuten-
ant-GOvernor
NO ONE EXPECTS ELECTION.
tM>%o-

John B. Sci. anton. Governor
w. n, Mann. has.........."....
..........,.....,... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w. II. Atwell, Dallas Attorney-General
j. +. Johnson, San Antonio.
observation-disclosures. Comptroller
II. A. Davis, Heurne. Treasurer
Thomas Breen. Land Commissioner
S. II. Swinburne. Houston.
......... Superintendent of Schools
Lock Mcdaniel, Houston. Chief Justice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-08
E.ESysRa!!... II ~, y
. SslM / CO.
HAM AND SEVENTH.

|douarters for Dress Goods
1 silks Kid Gloves, Hos.
| Underwear and Cloaks
! largest stock of Carpet
| and House Furnishings
|be State. Prices guaran-
! as low as the same class
hoods can be had in any
|ket
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22
SURROUNDING COUNTRY.

Wisconsin won the football game or
Saturday last from Minnesota. Karel of
Kewaunee did splendid work for the
Wisconsin team.
IT trauspires that Patrick Grove. who
Is serving a term in the Milwaukee house
of correction Is one Of the most danger
Gus criminals il the country. He has
been implicated in many heavy rob
berries and during his career has killed
many people Officers from various cities
are in Milwaukee prepared to arrest him
at the expiration of this sentence.
At a shooting match on Satur day last
near Boscobel, u young farmer who stood
near the target was accidentally shot and
killed The ball struck the ground and
glancIng, hit the young man IN the head.
Hazelton, one of the men who wrecked
train on the 500 road, by saving the
sleepers of a bridge over which the train
was to pass, was senten ced last Neek %
states prison for % years by Judge Bar
deem.
The jewelry store Of John Van Elsen
Of Green Bay was entered by thieves on
Monday night and IS watches were stolen.
The value Of the watches stolen IS abont
$4,000. On the same evening a man
named John John Jacobs was held up
ana robbed otwhat money he had.
John L. Miller was arrested at Osh-
kosh on Monday charged with robhing
train at Flint, Mich. June /.
An attempt was made to blow open
the safe Ia the Office Of the Chicago, Mil
Waukee & ST. Paul Office in Fond dn Lac
OIL Monday night. The thing proved a
failure.
SheboySan has fair prospect Of Sc
curing a stove factory. 1t, VIII employ
80 men.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22
NOTES FROM NIEEME.

Lade seibert Of Centerville vas mar
ried yesterday
Martin Ryan is out here this week
fairly disguised with city politics.
Geo. Garry and J. ". Finch each lost a
valuable horse on the same night last
week.
The guardian of Mich Lynch sold the
20 acre tract of said Lynch in the town Of
Liberty for $1,000.
Frank Kelley rejoices over a young
son. He will show It to any one who
calls at his house.
The temperance society Of Meme is
still enlarglng. Afew more recruits were
added to it lately
Thos. ONe1l found a chunk Of pure
copper in Sec. Sc, town of Liberty. 1t
weighs about 6 pounds.
\. J. Clark closed his factory last week
after a successful season, paying his pat
rons according to the "Babcock test"
The Stand Hope literary society of
Meme will never be successful unless
those who are put on the program VIII
make an effort TO be present and take
part in the subjects appointed to them.
The school IN the town of liberty local.
y known as Liberty school Is surely forg-
ing its way to the front, There are I19
pupils of school age in the Dist. with an
enrolment Of 50 and daily average at
tendance Of 50 OF those included in
school age ara teaching.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22
GENERAL NEWS.

Col Breckenridge Will enter the lecture
field. He, like Waite, will begin before
his official duties cease.s
The Alien line steamer Corean was
over due from Liverpool, six days on
Monday. She had 100 passengers.
DR.. McCosh-t the celebrated president Of
Prineetop college gdied fast week. Dr.
}icCosh was one OF the greatest scholars
OF the age.
Gov. Waite Of Colorado will enter the
lecture field, He will begin his career
before tho expiration of his present term
of Office.
Sixteen cars Of coal broke through a
bridge na8e Pittsburg on Monday; seven
miners who we're on the cars have been
engulfed IL the coal and are lost.
T. is understood that President Cleve-
Iaod IL his forthcoming message viii
urge legislation providing for the aP-
pointment Of a permanent strike com-
mission.
4 number Ct Chicago merchants raised
$4,000 with which to corrupt the city
council so as 10 secure 2 railway fran
chisa. The money was lntrusted to a
man VINO skipped with il.
Bob Fitzsimm0ns killed man by a
blow on the chin while giving spauDe
exhibition on Friday night at Syracuse
The man killed vas Con Riordan, priz5
| fighter himself Fltzsimmous was arrest
| ed but released on $1,000 bail.
An attempt was made to rob a train ii
| Mississippi eariY on sunday morning
| The tram was signaled by The robbers
| but the engineer instead OF stopplnE
| opened up the throttle and went by the
gang at a terrific rate. They fred at thu
cab and wounded the fireman.
4 crowd Of mem gathered near The
fortress at st. Petersburg on Sunday
| last. Water was turned on them bu
| they did not dispense, When the Gar
| carriage was passing, a package We!
| THROWN into it and it was feared 1t wa
| dynamite.
4 large barly negro, 30 years Of age
| crimInally assaulted a little girl 5 year
OF age at a suburb OF St. Louis on Sun
| day night last. He was captured anC
lodged IL jail but a mob made a desper
ate effort TO seize him. The mob wer
! mostly col0red men. The outraged chill
was also colored.
The massacre Of Armeniaps by TurkisI
soldiers lately has startled the cIvilizet
world because Of its atrocious features
From 5000 to 10000 people, men, womel
and children were slaughtered. Womet
we're outraged and babies impaled O.
bayonets. As Russia has sort of pro
tectorate over Armenia, war agaius
Turkey Is not improbable.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22
NOTES FROM NERO.

Quite an acreage Of SOD land yet re-
mains unploughed in this section.
Mrs. Neuzel Stangel of Tisch Mills
was seriously taken i'll few days ago.
Large quantities OF barley and
pease are being marketed here at
present.
The Misses Mathiesen of this place
left for Milwaukee Oh Saturday of
last week.
Miss Ida Srrutz of this vicinity left
for short visit to Chicago a couple
OF days ago.
Joseph Sklenars of this vicinity
shipped two car loads of cattle to Chi
cage this week.
Wenzel Fronk's family who were
down with diphtheria for some time,
have all recovered again.
Halvor Johnson of this place, who
was sailing the past summer on the
lake, is home for the winter again.
John Dobry made a number Of
sales IN horses last week, In this sec
ton He travels in the interest of
Godfreddson Bros. Of Green Bay.
Ulysses Abbot who has been clerk
ing 10 q. Pfsters store in this place
for some time, removed with his fami-
~ to Cleveland, O., couple of days
| ago.
Many parties now avail themselves
Of the excellent weather, by prepar-
| ing large quantities of Christmas trees
for the market In a few years if
plundered at this rate, there won't be
q Christmas tree found in this part Of
the county.
William Schmoock Of this place
closed operations in his cheese factory
on Thursday last. T. W. Stangel of
Tisch Mills finished cheese-making in
his cheese factory on Monday of last
week.
Richard Mathiesen of this place
sold his farm of 100 acres located IL
the town OF lIishicott to JOS. Benesch
Of that place for 100000. Mrs.
Mathiesan still has nice farm situat
ed in this town.
! There are more foxes in the vicin
! ity Of Two Greeks and Tisch Mills
than the average Nimrod can hunt
these days. Smaller game of all var
ieties has been completely destroyed
by this pest fol. the past few years, 81
fully have they succeeded that oul
hunting grounds are turned over tt
Mr.. Reynard's management.
The parents of pupils Of schoo
Dist. No. l of this town are averse K
the action recently taken by the Board
Of Health Of this town regarding The
vaccination of children. \ meeting
, for that purpose was held and the or
der was condemned on grounds tina
as yet there are no cases Of small poy
in the town and the winter season wa:
deemed wholly unfit for this kind o
practice
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22

The state officers elect had meeting
~ Milwaukee on Saturday last to divide
the loaves and fishes among those who
helped save the Wisconsin farmer from
the Russian and the Canuck. ". J. An
derson of Milwaukee is to be the govern
or's private secretary. The assistant at
torney general will be L. X. Luse Of
Stonghton, Tie other Offices pareeled
ont ar Frank Coon Of Mar. hfeld, execu-
tive clerk; Gdiuttnt general, Charles
King, Milwaukee; deputy state treasurer.
Z. NJ. Dow. Madison; deputy insurance
commissioner, Emil Giljohu. Milwaukee:
assistant superintendent of schools. Char
les Harper, Lancaster. \ large share Of
the offices 20 10 Milwaukee and Madison.
No decision has been reachtd vet with
reference to Il number Of be positions.
So far the name of no Ma0itowoc ran
appears on the list.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22
NOTES FROM MANIT0WoC RAPIDS

lIr. John Sheehy of Maple Grove
met with a severe accident on Sun
day morning last. While Harvesting
bis horse he was kicked and for an
hour remained unconscious. Mr.
Sheehy was to be married on Tues
day OF this week.
Mrs. Harmed and Mr.. Day of Him
ois are spending few weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Day.
Mr'Aug. Richter formerly of O5h
kosh but now making his home at
Mr.. ". Kellner has been called to the
former place by the death of a friend.
Mr.. NJ. VI. Guhin who has been a
teacher in this county a number of
years is at present a student in the
Milwaukee Normal School. He will
take a two years course there, and will
afterward engage in teaching.
Mr. W. Kellner has purchased a
number Of fowl which he will rattle
on Sunday, Nov. Is. VIII says his
collection can't be beaten, and those
desiring to secure a good fowl should
take advantage of the opportunity.
Mr.. Joe Rapple of Cato Falls has
greatly changed the appearance of the
place During the last summer he
has built a cheese factory, a store and
a dwelling house. Mr. RappIe having
sold his farm, Will reside at Cato Falls
IN the future
The Branch people have organized
literary society. The first meeting
was held on last Friday. Mr.. d. Shell
don, chairman of Manitowoc Rapids
is a member.
The Cato literary society which
made such good reputation through
out the county for It's work of last
year has not as yet been reorganized.
We hope that before the next writing
reorganization will have taken place.
The teachers meeting which was
held in Reedsviile on Saturday last
was we'll attended. Supt- elect Dass-
Ter was present and spoke approvingly
of the new line of work to be done at
teachers meetings this season. Dr.
Falge, also, was present end read a
paper on Origin of the English Ian
guage" Mr.. Falge takes an interest
in the schools and being a university
graduate and scholar is always pre-
pared to give the teachers a talk when
ever they meet at Reedsville
A meeting Of the teachers Of Mani
towoc county Will be held in the city
OF Manitowoc on Saturday Dec. |.
This viii be a business meeting. A
constitution for the proposed teachers
association will be discussed. officers
elected and other business done.
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22

THTRE WIS something uulqEe IN the
meeting Of republican state officers elect
at Milwaukee last week for the avowed
OBJECT of parcellng out the Offices now at
their disposal \ parallel instance can
not be found 10 lie history Of politics
Throughout the election it was contend
CT that tie republican party deslrad
mainly save the people from The evil
Vaccinations Of the democratic party
which was intent upon destroying the
country for the mere pleasure, Of wiiress-
ing rain and disaster.
But before the officers elect are oflicIaI-
~ notified of TIER election. they cease
all discussion Of barley, oats and hay and
dsVote their entire attention 10 tie dis
trlbutlon Of patronage and 30 advancing
t le interests of The Ffister Hotel.
The proprietor of the Ffster, = fg.st
be understood, WIS t. liberal contributor
70 the republican campaign ruud. The
state officers elect assembled there and
gave public notice that aN those Who
were hungry Should come forward with
their little plea ana at the same time. in.
cIieutally. extend patronage to the Pts
Ter. It was the movement Of a shrewd
hnancler, but such an uUblushlnr AMI
open avowal of the real purpose Of the
election that it we'll may starrla those
who were duped INTO tie belief that the
public good demanded the restoration
to power Of the republican party. When
abe battle Is wen the mask is removed.
but never before was the fact publicly
advertised and people invited To witness
the ceremony, The gate receipts to 90 to
a hosiery which had done good party
service.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-22

COUNTY boards IN number of eases
throughout the state, are passing resolu-
tons requesting the legislature to submit
to the people a constitutional amendment
forbiddlng railroad passes 10 state OIL
GERS, members Of the legislature and
judges Of all courts under heavy penal
ties. 1t is very doubtful whether such
an amendment would be ratified. Mem
beers of the legislature are not TO blame
arc at fault. There is always howl
against passes, but members Of the legis-
lature are solicited to procure them and
are roundly criticised should they fall 20
do so.