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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05

Peters pence dmnshes in the hard times ana
the Vatican cuts down expenses. not beginning
with the Cardinals salaries. but with the foor
fund and other subsidiary disbursements Tie
strong box there. II anywhere. ought 10 De
miraculously replenished when 1t runs low' Out IL
seems IL Is not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05

Possibly the reason why those charged with
the duty OF making laws" do not seem to be as
deeply impressed as is Mr.. Cleveland with
1.-The exactlng obligation and inexorable RESPONSE
bty involved In their task Is to be found IN
difference OF opinion as to the character OF those
for whose benefit the laws enacted at the last
session OF Congress were made. The fresideh'
calls them "a generous and free people III the
face of the election returns no one VIII DC Iouhu
with the hardihood to deny that the people II.
question are free" but numerous statesmen
whom we might name probably feel tna' se"-
erous, il not the proper adjective for the occa-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14
Gift to Good VIII Farm

There seems to be good deal of mis-
understanding over the reported Bath do
nation Of $40, 900 to the Good Will farm.
More than two months ago the announce
meut was made in the heRReJec Journal
and in several other papers of the State,
that SIS 600 building had been presented
the Good VIII Home association The
same announcement was subsequently,
published in the Good viii Record This
gift came from Bath.
Last week an item appeared in some OF
the papers of the State TO the effect that
the home had received an additional pif,
from Bath Of $40 900. This is doubtless
as we said several days ago, newspaper
fiction. Some exchange appears to have
resurrected the announcement of the gift
of building to the home several month.
ago, and, in endeavoring to make it do
duty as news item, created a false i'm
preston in the public mind.
If second gift has been made to the
home from Bath Rev. Mr.. Hinckley has
received no notification of the fact. |,
seems reasonable to presume, therefore
that the Bath gift, announced several
months ago, is the only one that has been
made from that city.-hennebec Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14
Correspondents.
Maine Horses in Philadelphia.


To The Editor Of The American:
send you clipping from the Philadelphia
Ledger giving the awards 10 the horse show
just closed In that city. You will see that
"Islsnd Maid" and Ida M" shown as pair,
took second prize, and shown sIngly In another
class for ,rotters three years aud upward,
took both first and second prizes.
Both these colts were bred here, and were
by w. NJ. Roberts horse dawn r." 2 % 3 4,
trotter, "Hsmbletonisn Knox, as DIETER
known about here as "Hiram"). They were
purchased last March by c. A. Newhall OF
Phiiadelphis.
The Philadelphia show ring Is \ crucial
place 10 try ,rottlng colt In, especially one
not home bred. and do not recall the name OF
any colt ever sent from this State that ever
took good place in any big show as either
first or second: but to capture both Is having
"butter on your pie"
MIR. Roberts is rejoicing, for these two are
the oldest colts by his horse Dawn R." Mr..
Greedy and all the horsey-incned in Hancock
county will also rejoice, for 1t will set buyers
to coming this way. Yours,
THOs. +. MORAN.
Following are the clippings
In the class for standard trottcrs. three year.
old colt, Ally or gelding, shown In harness.
Island Maid" a risky brown mare exhibited
by Charles a. Newhall. carried on the first prize
of cleo. The three year old brown mare Ida
NJ" owned by the same man. won second prize
| OF as
For trotters, driving class, George wiling's
Poke" and "Mopsa" got first prize, and Charles
A. Ncwhalrs Island Maid" and Ida NJ. :"
second prize A. J. Cassat's Cadet" took fir~i
prize in the stallion hackney class and John
Jacob Asior's "Typhoou" got second prize
"Lochiel' ami "nan Cupid" took the blue rib.
bon ia the poncy tandem class for Theodore
Patterson. and Charles ;. Turnbun's Daisy
and DANDY" were second.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14
RACES POSTPONED.


Bluchili.
Owner, and lover, of trotiing horses, who
assembled 10 large numbers At Bluehll Tues.
day 10 attend the June meeting Of the Han
coch county agricultural society. we're doomed
to disappointment
Halt an hour before the tune to call the dr.,
rsce. rain began 10 fail. and It was agreed be-
tween the horse-ow ncrs and the officers OF the
association to POSTPONE the races untii the 70
lowing DAY. Although the purses were not
large, the number aud qusiity OF the horses
entered IN The taree cycul- on the programme
proved drawing card Bucksport, Brookln
snd stdswck sent a eooIly representation.
including many of the fair sex Capt George
Reed u Bucksporl, Who + kuoa smonz the
trottlus fraternity s. the "oll veteran" "a.
90 band d. u-usl. g. apt. Reed More brand
new du-ler aud q TIL, fact the "bo>.~ al
trihuieI the ralu.
After the po-tpancment had been decided
upon. IL stopped raiulHs. The track VA in
excellent condition, and few Of the twenty
Or mar. horse. stabbed It the TRACK wcrc given
Lutte Warming az.
4. " Hou-lou. " Hark,pori. wotkcl b.
cbt>'hui mare " hSul A and Prank Noble
drove ">tnm". Both horse. worked CARLY
ana seemed iu excellent condition
=. II. Arr. u BucA-port warmed up
"trrl A." = tx chestnut gciIin- whose
wide, smooth ,lrldr was much admired.
George Homer "j.ck" wa- pronounced .
"-tAter' AMI -mnoth-go, rs the expert.
tapt rpFrcy'- Bet-el, :" tirur, small. He
ipr," Frank >cttl-' Mile r." g. r. DAB
ds-c- - hrJ-iie Wardsu,7 aud +. C. Leach'-
"hd-y Belt" "etc Al.o exercised. snd ea.h
found followers.
Kscc-sper- who .rcnt The afternoon j; the
-"Feutlaion" were entertained hy "rrot.~
Baker. tie ~ni-tiig. ,non" from Bangor. In
the evening thtrc 49, dance Al the h4E
The officer 81 the Hancock county a.rieul-
iural soetc;s sfc. H. L. merritt, president.
Alfred >wste,, VIDE president; VI r. Hlnek-
Icy, treasurer; Nahum Hfnckley. secretary /;
dirs,tor,. Eugene al Leach FIRED II. Al.rn,
Jn-'Eh O. Hon den, waiter j. rreAmc-. jane.
:. tondnu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14
COUNTY POLITICS.
Convention at Ellsworth June 21-Gos-
sin ahouf Candidates.

Convention at Ellsworth june 2s-Gos-
sip about Candidates.
| The calling of the republican county con-
vention about 4 month earlier than Is custom
AIRY has set the political forces in motion in
good season. The State and third district con-
ventions being out Of the way, county politics
can now receive fun attention.
Al this writing 1t would seem that the offices
OF sheriff, senator from the eastern district aud
county commissioner are the only ones over
which there will be any struggle, and OF these
the nomination for sherifs will be the only
hotly contested one.
FOR SHERIFF.
For sheriff there are three aspran;s j. 7.
| Cushman and l.. r. Hooper. OF Ellsworth aud
William Fennelly, OF Bar Harbor. The story
OF tl>worth's caucus last Frids, night Is told
| 10 another column.
| TOR SENATOR
! After the withdrawal OF Senator Grindle
/ from the race for denomination. the road
seemed clear for Gilbert Z. simpson, Of suit
van, who, up TO within A few days. was tue
only candidate in the field.
But now Hon. II. b. Saunders, OF Els
worth, whom President Cleveland has just
relieved OF the United States marshal
| ship. announces BIZ csndidscy Mr..
Saunders has An extensive acquaintance
throughout the State and host Of friend, 10
thi, county. II nominated he viii ably repre-
sent the county in the state senate. There can
be other than lively though eniir,l,
friendly contest between these two gentle
men. We'll may be county say "How bappy
Ia be with either were i'other dear charmer
away"
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
The present able incumbent. Hon. J. VI.
liu,ch,n>. i, 81 course, in the field for renom-
inAtiou. fthe ,ime-houored custom 81 Two
terms + adhered 10 Mr.. Iu;chin- i entitled
10 a denomination. There are other canti.
dates, however. Curtis Stevens Of Cas;inc :.
B. Thurlow Of Deer Isle, and Nahum IIin,kley
OF Bluchil. The claim +. being -ct UP tina, one
term Of -iN years-thc present arrangement
Is the equivalent OF the Oh plan OF two term,
OF three years each.
our Southwest Harbor correspondent
writes; "Ai republican caucus held a, Ire
mont hail. last saturday. :. A Holden ws.
elected chairman, AMI Geo. X. Fuller -ecrr-
tary. The chairman, after reading the cali.
made i few remarks, say I'M that far 4, be
could learn the only contest for county oil c,r-
would be for the -enatorship for the eastern
section OF the county He announced that II.
b. saunders Of Ellsworth and G +. simpson
Of sullivan. were the a-piraut. FOR thu, pa.l.
ton. that they we're well aware there were
three candidate. for sheriff An other can
didate. be had no doubt, woulI be renominaicd
by acc lsmAtlon.
&C. VI. Holden made 4 motion that tie dylc-
estes be elected by acciamatiou. aud 4 The
motion prevailed be Would nominate f. A..
tarn>worth, +. W. Richardson. y. II. Harper,
cyrus Lur'ey NJ. Il. Rlch ami John ] K.
Freeman. The motion prevailed, ana ,Ae
abo, e-uamed lersoa> we're elected.
~, f,.,r,,'..i,,.. ,..-. ..,...'.
'''s 'N' N' '''s'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14
POIiIIt Al.

While % HI WISH 10 tI- civ. az
the Lewiston Journal Governor C.,avrs
d a very thoughtfu thing one " Ai>
old friends. comradr in srm- and mem
her Of his regiment. was * Mayor Hnra e
{. ItHe, OF lewiston, who now lies 10
hi> psin and suffering IN hi room IN his
residence in College street. soon after
his arrival IN Lewiston. Monday night,
GOV. C.cay.- di>ap peared ami did not re-
turn until 80. There was much Inquiry
about him and no one knew that he Wa.
al that time. sitting with his old friend
and comrade, ex-Mayor Little. and giving
him the hearty Encouragement aud good
cheer Of one friend to another. The call
was entirely unexpected TO Mr.. Lite. He
could not expect that mau. on the eve
Of his denomination for governor amid
scenes Of stir and activity and excitemen,.
when everything was going with 4 rush aul
when waited on by delegates and delrga-
/ tipus would find time 10 call upon 4 friend
/ We commend Governor Clcaye- manly
thong htfu!ness amid surroundings that
were abundant excuse for the neglect OF
! any such cial amenities to the attention
Of everyone who loves ana admirrs the man
who is & thoughtful, kind hearted man
amid his own affair. and In the midst Of
his own successes The cali did ex- Mayor
Little a world Of good, IS indeed it well
might, cheering him anew and lending him
courage in his convslescence. This little
incident that comes TO Us surreptitiou,ly
is Of Kind that the people like 10 know %
Repubicsnism is becoming so strong
out in Oregon that Presbyterian general
assembly came near adopting a protective
tariff ?lank.-hdHsds CITY Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14
For Hancock County Farmers

" r-r' --- STRANDED
i..a,. , Institutes are nos
for Hancock county in THE follow III :
towns Ism ine Tnuf>iAy Jun, q
Orlani, Friday june - reuot>c, y. Sat
urdiy, June ., snd North sc,lsniek.
MONDAY June p.
Prof G. II. Gowe.l uf the SAFE college.
Orono, VIII lecture Al these meetings On
'Anms, ElI-bandfy ard Breeding sud
Care Of rou.try;" Q Gardner Of Rock
land member Of the board from Knox
county, on Associated Dairying.~ and
the secretary ~ ,he board Mr. Mckecn.
on Sheep Ks's'ns." Aud what Cons,I-
tl,r, Nucct ~,fai Farmer
Free sud unlimited discussions Oh all the
tap g.. The BADcock mix tester vii be
on exhibition a; each II ,hyse Institutes.
and j, J. continuity hoped thtt the pc p'e
Of this county viii avail themselves Of
these opportunities and make these meet
ir-- Interesting ana profitable by their
presence and Cooperation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14

uiuehiiI
windmill has been erected at Parker's
Point, to furnish water for the cottages
there.
w. l. Partridge's house on Main street
Il undergoing extensive repairs. +. w,
Mayo is doing the work.
+. W Mayo is building large cottage
and stable, Of modern design, At Parker'S
Point for II, Il Hosmcr.
James Armstrong was before Judge
Chase Tuesday. charged with drunkenness
and disorderly conduct Thirty days in
the county jail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14

Democrats ar pretending TO be very
much surprised because Of ex-Speaker
Reeds assertion that silver AMI the tariff
are questions which ought to be settled
together but there is no occasion for sur
prise, as the same idea has been advanced
by prominent republicans before now. 1t
is well known that it was entertained by
the late james u. Blaine, and that il was
Included in the results he expected from
his reciprocity policy. Senator Lodge in
strong speech against the tariff bill took
the ground that the two questions were
closely allied, and Senators Cameron and
Pettigrew have also referred TO the matter
in their tariff speeches. So it Is nonsense
TO pretend that Mr.. Reed has made a new
departure TO please anybody. He is travel
ing in good republican footprints, as he
usually does.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
Tremendous Turnout = Largest Vote
Ever Cast-The Delegates.


Ever Cast-The Delegates.
The largest caucus ever held In Ellsworth
assembled In Hancock hall last Friday evening
or course IT was republican caucus, and yet
there was In 1t large sprinkling of men who
have heretofore called themselves democrats.
but who declare they are done with demo-
| crazy.
| The caucus was called for : p. m. Long be-
fore that hour streams of men from every
section Of the city began vending their way
towards the hall. While the caucus WAS for
the purpose of electing delegates TO the county
convention, these delegates TO vote for nomi-
nees for all the county offices, still the real
contest was for a set Of delegates pledged on
the nomination for sheriff.
There are three candidates-L. +. Hooper
| and J. 7. Cushman OF Ellsworth, and William
Fenneliy Of Bar Harbor. Messrs. Hooper and
Fenneily are now deputy sheriffs. Mr. Fem
nelly put no ticket In the field here; hence the
struggle was between Messrs. Hooper and
Cushman.
For weeks both these gentlemen have been
working like beavers. and the result was
awaited with intense interest by the friends
OF both.
Promptly AT O'Clock that rising young law.
yer and politician. Charles II. Drummey, chair.
man Of the republican city committee land l,y
the grace Of the Third Congressional district.
member OF the district comm!iiee) raped
p order. and read the call. He was promptly
chosen chairman OF the caucus f. ". Lord
Wa chosen secretary.
| Deputy Sheriff Hooper moved that a com.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14

The tenth annual meeting of the Maine
hotel proprietors' association was held
at Dexter Friday. President E. c. Sweet
delivered an address. The following
officers were elected for the coming year :
president, o. Z. Blackden, Dexter; vice
president, II. E. Judkins, Waterville /;
secretary and treasurer, w. II. Mcdonald,
Pennington. Vice-presidents from the
different countiesfn Maine Androscoggin.
George II. Kicker, Lewiston; Aroostook,
F. w. Coburn. HouIton; Cumberland,
Charles S. SWEET, Portland; Franklin, H.
A. Pierce, RaDgeley; Hancock, A. |. Saun-
ders, Ellsworth; Knox. Wilson Grinnel,
Camden; Lincoln. W. G. Hubbard, Wis
casset; Oxford, W. NJ. Shaw, South Paris !;
Penobscot, Fl. C. Chapman, Bangor; Pts
cataquis, C. f. Pendleton. Foxcroft; Sag
adahoc, c. M. WEIGH, Bath; Somerset, r.
w. Haines, Skowhegan; Waldo, w. Z.
Grinnel, Searsport; Washington, ]. t.
Hamilton, Calais; York, ID. H. Swan, Old
Orchard. Directors: President, ex-officio,
A. W. Thayer, Augusta; II. A. Brick,
Gardiner; II. E. Capen, Camden; H. M.
Cashier, Portland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14

Hancock district lodge. l. o. e. r., me, with
Silver star lodge, No. lg3, Ea,t Buck.port,
June o. The meeting Wa called TO order Al
II o'clock by bi,trict-Templar George A.
Grant.
The journal Of last meeting, and the report
OF the treasurer were read and accepted. II
W. No'e1 % confer tne ''sfee on cAhd'da'es
10 the afternoon. a recess was taken until
80 ?. m, al which time The lodge Was called
70 ofdef
- =
e'i'-'41''' ~ A'''"1' ~" " "o'" 'n' ui'''' II
io"ge degree WIS uu'Y conferred
reports were read from Tue lodges, showing
'"e
,,.o,,,4,,.. ,ut,,.,,
lollo"s
Resoired-ThaI the temperance cause Is noble
one, and that every father and mother should
bei'ns 70 temperance order and that Good
p'Af7 7h"H'i "ofA hAfuer 10 get the oder
adopted without debate.
Rrsolred-That the saloon Is the greatest curse
our nation has at present.
Adopted after very spirited discussion.
Hssoired-That we should wage ceaseles.
warfare against the liquor dealers until they
abandon the business and become good citizens
This also called out some very animated re-
marks, after which it was unanimously adopted
Resoired-That the appointment, of a commit,ee
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastOria.
ADVERTISEMENTS.

1t won't be long until We are
out Of many desirable things.
We have plenty now in all
lines, in Fans. Gloves, Hand
kcrchief>, Hosiery, Underwear
and littlcithinss. No need to
90 farther away to find what is
wanted.
We have made 4 great STRIKE
in procuring nice line Of good
values in shirt ~otstS. Pat
tern, are varied, artistic and
elegant. Prices from SOC. to
Sl.15. The attention Of Gus
toners i especially called to
these, the best line Of shirt
waists We have ever carried.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14

There are lots OF plncky women. a. Will
a men, in the old Pine Tree State and
among them !. Ms. Frank Graves Of thi~
town SIC vas alone Win her small
children the other night when she was
aroused from sleep by some one trttnr To
get into the house They succeeded IN
getting into the outer room. She called
70 them but no answer. She told them
mat she wasn't OF the sacred Kind and II
they couldn't speak she had something
there thst would she tonk a Winchester
anu fired. sending tie bah through the
side Of the house The tramp lett sud
denly aud uncer,monjpu~ly. II II .uch De-
currence~ a. these that emphasize the
need oi TIE more rigid caforc, ment Of TILE
excellent tramp 'aw upon our statue books
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14

The committee in charge of tie Fourth
Of July celebration is working hard TO
make the affair a great success. In an
affair of this sort there should be no hang
Ing back by our business men. Co-opera.
ton, consolidation and cash are importan,
elements. Give the committee all you can
spare
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14
ADVERTISEMENTS.
All Free.

All Free.
Those who have used DIR. Kings New Dis
coyery know Its value, and those who have
not, have now the opportunity to try it Free.
Call on the advertised druggist and get trial
bottle, Free. Send your name and address to
Il. Il. BuckIen Il Co.. Chicago, and get a sam.
pie box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills Free, as
well as copy of Guide to Health and House.
hold Instructor, Free. All Of which Is guar.
anteed to do you good and cost you nothing.
s. ID. Virgins drug store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14
Bucksport.

at the annual meeting last week Of the
trustees of the East Maine conference SEM
mary the old board of officers snd teachers
was elected with the exception OF Profs.
Sprague ard Jordan, who are succeeded
by Profs. Hartman and Ball. Vacancies
in the board Of trustees were filled by the
election of A. B. Taylor of Bangor and
Rev. J. T. Crosby of Brewer. Under the
new provisions of the revised charter. d.
X. Straw of GuiIford was reelected to fiji
vacancy. Rev. Z. II. Boynton was
chosen financial agent,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Charles II, Hartman OF Bucks
w port, county OF Hancock. State of Maine,
by MS mortgage deed dated May 10, lss9, and re
corfer In Hancock county Registry of Deeds,
book 23s, page 23s, conveyed 10 me, the under.
signed, Q. L. Herbert OF said Backsport, Ger
tain lot of land with the buildings thereon in
said BuckspOrt, and bounded a. follows viz
Westerly by the Range road line; nOrtheriy by
land OF Israel Z. Page; easteriy by land Of Ma
thaniel Dresser, ami southeTly by land OF Crtas
toombs, the same being western half Of lot No,
(l9l) one hundred and one IN tine seventh range
of lots in said town Of Backsport, accor,iing to
the plan and survey Of said town. containing six
~ five acres more or less, and for more partie-
ular description Of said premises reference 10 be
made to Rufus Bucks deed 70 Mercy Narnum.
dated February ~. 1850, who decided the same TO
Charles Ill. Hartman, January 3, ISL; and
whereas the conditions of said mortgage have
been, and now remain broken, this notice Is given
for the purpose Of foreclosing the same as pro.
vided by law. &. L. HERBERT,
by her attorney, T. III. Smith.
Bucksport, June u, 1894.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14

He was new clerk in a Rockland gro.
Gerry store. A customer ordered peck of
split peas. There was none but whole
ones in the store. "Whatll | do?' aueried
the clerk. Split some" answered the
proprietor, who was somewhat of a wag
and good part of that afternoon the In
nocent clerk sat on a soap box industri-
oCsly and laboriously splitting peas one at
a time with big jack knife
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14
The Groder Dyspepsia Cure Co.,
North Arson, Maine.

deem it pleasure vel duty o say in
commentator of GRoDER For thirty
troubled what doctor dyspepsia have
that could a
killing Last
unable to do work tried medicines prescribed
and think have received Tu-
~. life burden met friend advised Syup
telling what lots Of good had done him You
will clutch and Of Groders
helping got
In three weeks from the commenced bottle
could kinds of food without having distress
greatly improved believe well
genuine troubled as
give GRoDERs fair trial.
Cordially yours,
F.. l. COMMON
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14

AMERICAN readers will recall the highly:
entertaining letters written by DR.. A. S.
Condor of Ogden, Utah. They deserved
prize, but we hadn't any TO offer. The
doctors friends will be interested to learn
that he was recently one of $50 competitors
for some cash prizes offered by the Chicago
Record for short story, and that he
captured one of them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-06-14
THE REPUBLICAN
COC TY CONVENTION
COUNTY OF HANCOCK,
WILL BE HELD AT
HANCOCK HALL, in Ellsworth,
edneSday, June %,


Z the purpose Of nominating candidates fol
Us" senators, Clerk Of Courts, Judge OF Probate
9ivih County Attorney, one County Commi-
-'oner, Register Of Deeds and County Treasurer
Al the Conventions of lss4 and iss' the follow
ia- resolutions were adopted
q .'at"d- That hereafter the delcgatc- In al
cases -hai' hc voters tn the town which they rep.
r,-rHt-
q N-fta-ihat nomination 10 any office to
MH."h any person may have been electe, can Dot
rs .s4etd a. matter Of custom and usage,
.I7"hAl utHe-- alone bciug the test.
|.rtHtrff-t hat ia future calls fQr County Con
i''H-, the Committee rsq ue-icd to maxi
Mr. 'Nit-ulA- RESOLUTIONS = part Fl the same,
I'D. Ha-t- W. representation VIE be a. follow,
f'eh tH ST aud Plantation viii l.e entitled
ttAe a'. au1 f'r each forty votes cast for
tac E'pH. .s.4 Candidate 10y Governor In ls,l.
..H aa5iiiauaI d,o-4t, aud Tor a fraction 81
Iwsat A'g at,- j. cNc,-- IL Gyrt, yotee. an
additional d.i,1a
l# i"..H.1 h-i Show thr number ~ dele
at.- ID VAa ,aeAo .u. Town aud Plantation
fa fut f1lHtv d. entitled .r aha ta-ypufs,n