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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-04
ELxrNs FOR PRESIDENT.
Hon, George II, Evans Claims IIo Com-
blues All the Good Qualities.

Hon, George y, Evans Claims lie Cons
bInss All the Good Qualities.
To the Editor OF the IntelllGenccr,
sIR:-The time Is drawing near when
the national Republican convention
will assemble to name Il man for Press
ident OF the United States Already
many names are mentioned for this ex-
allied station, among Them that of
Stephen y. Elkins, who, IN my judg-
ment, possesses every qualinCatlonpO5-
sossed by any or all others, ThOmas u.
Reed IL urged rs man OF great eNecu-
tive ability. ] admit that he possesses
this element above many who are
thought OF for the presidency, yet he
has no more executive ability than Mr..
Elklns possesses, US evidenced by the
great breadth OF thought and the abil-
lily showed by Mr Elkins In developing
the resources OF this the greatest Of thu
southern states. II takes more brains
to do what Mr.. ElSIns has done for this
state than Il does to preside over this
house Of representatives.
Some men say that Mckinley Is the
embodiment uf the protective idea, as
entertained by the Republican party,
This IL true In great measure, yet
who doubts that Mr., Elklns IL not as
sound on the tariff question M Is the
most ardent advocate OF this principle
In fact, his us well as his states pros
pGrlty depends on the success OF this
policy. Hence EIl:ins possesses all TINT
recommends Mckinley TO favorable
consideration. Mr.. Quay OF Pennsyl-
vaniR, is mentioned as the shrewdeSt
political manager In the country, and
therefore should be chosen TO lead the
Republican hosts to victory. ElRins,
In my Judgment, lacks none OF the abll-
ity that quay possesaeR as a political
leader.
Morton is regarded ns the embodl-
ment OF all that is good and clean In
American politlcs-bruad In charity
clean morally, typical man In every
respect. There again MIR. Elkins
measures up TO the standard, for no
man stands higher morally than does
Stephen u. Elklns. True to his home
and family, type for the youth OF TINS
country to pattern after.
Allison possesses no qualification that
is not found In Elkins. In fact, know
of no man In this country to-day who
combines all the qualities that go 10
make n successful man to n greater e&-
tent than Elklns. He Is brOad-minded,
with mental force sufficient To govern
this country as well as any man who
has ever filled that exalted pnsltion-ls
sound to the core ON the tariff, clean
morally-ln n word well rounded man
In everything that goes to make an
ideal American.
II may be true that Mr.. Elkns does
not aspire to the presidency, yet we all
know that all who are candidates can
not be nominated. and 1t is possible
- -
prominently mentioned can be nOmin-
ated. Then what state can name bet
ter man than West Virginia can?
Let the West Virginia delegates be
chosen with Il view to the ultimate Sc
lection OF Stephen Il. Elkins rs the
standard bearer in the next national
contest. Can any one tell me why not?
GEORGE +. EVANS,
Martlnsburg, W. Va, Dec. ..
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A Nnllnn Of rt.eInroeIty.

The President calls the country's at.
tention to the confederate action Of Ar
gentinc We let In her woods free OF
duty and she rcclprocntcs By making 1t
easier to get into her ports with some
OF our products. This may DO called
voluntary reciprocity.
The Mckinley tariff contained q
much better provision for reciprocity,
but the Democratic statesmen thought
reciprocity as much fraud as pro-
lection, aud would hive none Of It. I'm.
der that provision we knew what we.
were going to get before we let 80 what
we had. Under the Democratic tnrlff
wc have no provision whatever for re-
ciproclty
The care Of wool, unfortunately cited
by the President, illustrates the whole
subject. The Democrats put on tho
free iipt all the wool Of all the world. No
country was asked what II would give
In exchange FOR the free admission Of
lis wool II Argentine has done amy.
thing II WINS because she Bnw her adj
vantage In doing It, not bccnuFc we Ind
made busncEB.iil,c proportion to her
what of tho other counties TINT now
send tIlolr wool 10 this country to coin.
pete with the American prpduct2 Have
thoy lot go anything In onr favor to
show that they appreciate the conccsa.
ion? Germany has great reason 10 DO
rlhd Of our new tnrlr which lets In at
reduced rates everything Ehc mikes
yet the President finds reason 10 com.
plain TINT Germany dcnounceB our food
products M unwhoorome aud has
crippled the Gcrmnn market for those
products
rhc President is well aware That the
action NJ Germany W nothing less Than
an tfforl To protect the food products
NJ brr own fhrmcrH. II Flo can accom-.
plish THIS ny branding otr products as
Impure ind unWhOlsSOno Bho las 10
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SlS,ONO,OOO


Oflpr OnCe Made EOr u Good stomach
The man was rich In many ways and
dIned from gold plates, but his blood
was poor and his food useless TO him.
Money could not give the healthy appe-
tltc, the vigorous digestion, which alone
give happiness and ward or disease.
No one can remain well, no chronic
disease can he cured while the diges-
tive organs are diseased
This Is plain because every organ IN
the body depends on the stomach for
It's nOurishment. Nerve, bone, sinew,
blood are made from the food which
the stomach converts TO our use.
How useless to treat disease with this,
that and the other remedy and neglect
the most important OF all, the stomach.
The early symptoms OK indigestion
arc sour risings, bad taste IN the mouth,
gas In stomach and bowels palpltl-
ton, all gone feeling, falntness, head.
aches, constipation; later comes loss of
flesh, consumption, liver and heart
troubles, kidney diseases, nervous nros-
tratidn all OF which are the Indirect
result OF poor nutrition,
Any person suffering from indigestion
should make II Il practice to take after
each meal one OF Stuurts Dyspepsia
Tablets, allowing II to dissolve In the
mouth and thus mlHglc with the Fnllva
and enter the stounch In the most nat
ural way, These Tablets are highly rec
commended by DR., JenuisOn because
they are composed OF the natural d.
gestlvc acids and fruit essences which
assist the stomach in dlgesting all
wholesome food before It has time to
Torment and sour.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by druggists. full sized packages at 30
cents. They are also excellent for In
valIds ana children, A book on stomach
diseases and thousands OF testimonials
OF genuine cures sent free by address,
ing Stuart Co, Marshall Mich.
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The President promises to cooper
ate with Congress In measures to get
the country out OF its critical financial
plight. Certain wise alterations in the
tariff would accomplish this by giving
the treasury revenue to 80 on and by
helping the Industries OF the country.
Let Congress present to him a bill to
accomplish these desirable ends. Such
a bill need not covfr the whole ground
of customs duties. It can deal with the
weakest places to strengthen the whole.
II the senate agrees the President will
have an opportunity to consider such
a measure.
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The readers of this paper Will DO
pleased to learn that lhprc ~ Mt lCnbt
ono dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure III all ~ ulhgeJ
mud That ig cntnTh. IullH ca.
tnrrh euro IN the only positive cure
known to tho medical fraternity ca
tarrh being u constitutional dl0rnar re-
uulrra constitutional treatment
ilhll'a Cnlnrrh cure In tnkcn informal.
~. acting directly upon the blood ana
mucous surfaces NJ tho ayRiDm there
by destroying tho foundation or the us
ease, and Ewing the pntlcnt HttpnElh
by building w the constitution nnd lN-
RiBllnlt nature In doing ita work. Tic
proprlClOW hnyo 40 much fultli III liH
curative powers That they Unor ono
Hundred Dollars for any rnan ihnt II
fails to cure. Send for llat Of lratimunl-
ais. Address,
4, j. CHENEY 8 Goa Toledo, q,
Sold BY druggists, 7jc.
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The President is not in touch with the
country on the Cuban question. HIS
leading thought Is that we owe to Spain
a neutrality that will assist as much as
possible the operations Of that country
and discourage as much as possible the
operations OF the Cuban patriots. The
country takes just the opposite view.
The Presidents likely to have thlsmore
American and more humane view i'm
pressed ON him through Congress.
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pRAcTICAI PREACHERS
Take Issue with brother Pastor on an
Important Matter.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Dec, 3.-The
Rev. C. II. Hedler, pastor of the Second
dcrmun Methodist church. caused an
uproar In the ministers association
meeting by declaring that minlsterl
had no right to NEEDLE in secular af-
fairs, and that the cause OF religion
would be great deal better off II the
members would confne themselves to
preaching the gospel. He read u long
paper backing up his opinion. The
paper aroused the opposition OF half u
dozen diHncs. and they vigorously de-
clarcd that they had n perfect right to
preach on any subject that they saw NJ,
aud that the time for hackneyed SER
mons had gone past
It was the general opinion that II waS
the duty Of the modern minister 10 at
tack wrong doing, no matter who the
guilty parties were. During the dis
cusslon II developed that the minis
tcrs are even now making arrange
mcnts to fight the running races when
they begin here again next summer.
II also developed that the ministers
had decided not to attack the charity
hnll
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The New York Herald prints n long
account OF the presentation of the
Washington. Lafayette monument to
Paris. The Herald does not hesitate
TO say that the monument is the gift Of
' - =" the proprietor OF the New
York World. so It is throughout the
dispatch, Mr. Pulitzer is always char
actcrized by four asterlsks.
This gets to be n little akward when
the inscription on the monument Is
given: Monument commemorate of
fcrt la VILE de Paris par =.
1895" or course Mr. PulItzer's name Is
In the inscription. But what does that
matter? His name cannot 30 in the
Herald. and so we have this peculiar
touch OF metropolitan Journalism.
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TELEPHONE SuNaEEs;
Rooms ssS,, Counting Room saa,
TheIntelligencer.
wIIRRLINa, DECEMBER I, 1905,


,., - A.. a,n,,,os
Foie'sH ''e''o"S "nN 80
are 'ne p H =. '"' r,. 49, ,s no,h,Dr
sag 70 oo''s l'.s 80 o'"S"n,Io
ABOUT '"e 'u.'- sN ~. ,u, y" u.s." =
pteae''t''ei'' s"""se'y "''s''s W.. 80 c..
discussion Oh our l'l"''D',s WV" va W.
many uuu "''I. 10 "'I ~, ns,'I y ..,, ~ ~
inc "hunc'u' Seo. section, "Hs 70 ''.'N ~. y"
TINS suo'evt nus n'''1 .''v'r .,o 49, " y,
matte u''Is' u'.N 80. "''''e ~, 49,, -,
Feaas us 'nousn 1"e's .1N SeN" 80 a.
OF IL uhuer tS pFopts m'uu' Wv ''l's '".',
part haVihs pee . s'r''Heri ou' w see ,'
thousht' lhere % no t.eo,'''''si .l''''
lookins 10 an 'Ae'u''Se VI ''' Nv s''NN''
50 saulS IN aiteArS' 49,.
'fheFe IL tue iheres' , ,,, W Wv
revenues 70 ehao'e 'he f'esi"eH, " ~
iute the pam tru.'' 'h". '"' au'''''''a
uat'oh was op''s'' " syn DO'ius ~
the Ordinary run"'ns uNps"'ss - Wv
government Inc eonu'.'on 1o"''' .''i .,
WHAT docs the fres,uent propose '''"''
be done about ~ No'hIhs
He would retire tue sree"o"eHS WIN WV
long time oonas az a low ra'e ot me-
est. He would allow inc na''ohai ou" ,
to Issue circulation 70 the lu,L N'L'us
OF the ponas Hepos''tu as S'gur''y' anu
he would reduce 'he taN on '''e,i ''Seu
lation' consress VIII NOT at 'h's 'nl'
undertake 'he Refinement u 'Hs go. va,
backs II wouid 10 wen 70 uuopt 'n'
suggestion IN respect OF 'ne nu'''"u'
bank circulation
But this wiz not increase tue s'ih'
revenues now the weak point o, 'ne
treasury II II were worm VINE "
recommend 70 CONGRESS- nhy t"l"s' 1t
was worth wh'le 10 MAKE some recon-,
mendatlon concerning an 'he'else "'
the revenues Mher' uo's .''' rs
dent stand on th's important Sup'ee'
Would he sign Dill proVia'hs lor an
Increase through customs au.'ts
Would he Sign a Dill seeking 10 "hu Tue
missing money through increased IN
ternal taxes Nopooy Knows. II Is u
delicate question ana the PRESIDENT
lacks the courage 10 declare himself
The bond syndicate matter 10 uwel'
on, but not to the iurther ehl'Bh.n'e"'
Of the country II Is not mace cicurer
why II was necessary " manu- VI.
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CHICAGO, Dec. IA local paper
says ". j. Campbell. member Of the
Republican national committee, will
leave for Washington to-day. He Will
remain there until the meeting OF tho
national committee nuYt Wednesday
Mr.. Campbell said last night that lie
felt quite confident that the national
Republican convention would he held
in Chicago.
i. Irving Pcarcc. who has charge of
the work Of collecting the fund Of SlOO,-
900 for the convention, says that good
progress ia being made and the pros-
pcct for the securing Of the amount was
encouraging.
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THE GAuLEY RIVER.


bsv. rad I'm song and story
~ Tho ola Worlds famous streams
with their yInr.clnd castles hOnry
Pi"t,iTei oil in poets dreams.
-ltotv the T'Ibcr'g iurbll wntcr
nnshes high I'm yellow foam,
As hc Etiarda his ancient daughter,
i'O"'' '"'' '''
'U%sbns Mold ani cIcar and fec,
t,igsir',, startled vnIG and mountain
I'ni il finds tho German sea
h skd mtb " some historic scene.
r,n',Id j"r,ict iGg llupId 'Gnuley,
t,",,rsIrg ftlnnt ClifIs between.
= ~ tiIhivnrv SiI.nntnipt. ,nIIrpiInu we'll,
tiaun,iiSts down month iGnfy vaptnCrs
i'brv Units In flowsry drll.
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West Virginia Pensions.

Special Dispatch to the IntcllIgonecr.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. 3-The
following pensions have been granted
to West vlrglnIans;
original-Joshun Dakan, ROsby's
Rock e.
AdditIonal-wlnlam Wallace, Nor
Increasc-Georgc Miller Schultz;
John 4. Cav. MartinsburE: Lewis n.
King, Gauley Bridge; Matthias s.
Young. Charleston; James II. Wilson,
Elizabeth; Allen Sharp, Tunnelton;
Robert Brabbin, Eastbank; George d.
Reed, Fairvlew.
supplcmental-1saac n. Siggens, Au-
burn; Jacob Conkle. Volcano,
Restoration and Reissuc-Franklin
Hovey (deceased), Rowlesburg.
Original Widows &c.-MRry ]. Ho-
vey, Rowlcsburg; Mallssa A. Painter
ElkinA.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec. 3.-Thc clerk
Of the supreme court OF Minnesota has
entered Judgment In the case against
Harry Hayward for the murder Of
Catherine cling, December ., 1894. The
notice sets forth that the case was
heard by the supreme court on Eovem-
her 4 and decided on November 20, the
Judgment OF the lower court being af-
firmed. The governor still declines to
be interviewed on the question Of the
date OF the execution, but the opinion
Of state capitol prophets Is That the
hanging Will occur on Friday, Decem-
her n
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NEW YORK. Dec. 3.--Gcn iIorntlu
c. King. Of Brooklyn, late Democratic
candidate for secretary Of state, II Mt
tornoy FOR Mira. Margaret Mnthcr-Pnblt
In tho divorce proceedings between her
nnd her husband. Col. GuHtnvc V. pabHt
the millionaire brewer Of ChlcnEo.Mhen
naked regarding the caro- he sald that
nm nmIcahlc settlement, final nnd ahtls-
factory 10 both parties, hnd been made.
lie declined, however Ia So into the DO
tails Of the settlement and declined to
toll OF Col nnhHt'a MhrronbOmlD
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CHICAGO. Dec. 3.--Jamcs Lewis last
night attempted TO defend his sister
from the abuse OF her husband, An
drew GazEale. and MS a result was shot
and killed. The shooting took place at
Lake street and Ashland boulevard,
where Lewis met GazEalo and remOn-
strated with him for the cruel treat
ment Of his wife. GnEzalo. In a 1T Of
anger ut being upbraided, drew his re-
voiver and shot and Killed Lewis. The
murderer was Immediately arrested.
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need to resort to high tariff rates, The
Argentine Observation-Disclosures is too
trihIng TO mIslead the people OF this
country on n question of so great I'M
portnnce.
The people have shown what they
think OF the whole Of 1t, and they have
doomed the party which the President
feels forced to defend,
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TliE spnhlnrda aud Cubnn1 arc az
pcrtcd Ia meet In what may provo q
decisive cngnE0mcnt WITH the Now
General AtlnH NJ 800 rnHcB you can ut
once locate points at whloh the different
engagements have been fought Also
many other geographical facts you mny
desire a. know nrr shown IN the ten
bound nortinnH, which can hr obtained
from the IutulllgoUCur at ~ coul1 per
nppIinn
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Have you seen 1.-THE New General"
now on exhibition at the lntclligenccr?
It's the latest md greatest educa-
cntlonal work OF It's Kind ever offered TO
the public. Supplied by the Intelligent
Ger in ten bound parts, ut 10 cents per
~
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LEXINGTON. KY. Dec. 3-Lewls
George Clark, the elghty-four-year.old
mulatto, who was the original Of MIR.
Stoves George Harris in Uncle Toms
Cabin" has been sent to the lnflrmnry.
He haa been falling rapidly during the
past few weeks and Is not likely TO live
lnuR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-04

This time the President wisely re-
Trains from summarizing the depart
mental reports, Congress has taken
them In full and the country always has
us much as 1t wants OF them before 1t
hears from the President.
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THERE has been a great deal pub
llshed in tho newspapers about the dis
putcd boundary between Venezuela and
British Guiana, but II you would like to
know all about Il just refer TO the New
General Atlas Of the World, with mar
glnnl index, offered In ten bound Sec
lions at 10 cents per section, furnished
bv the IntelllgpnCcr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-04

WlirE-liorcH IN account NJ man
who shot himself rather ihnn Runrr the
pnnga NJ lnilgcallun Husband TITO
FOOL why dldn't liz thltu he wits ~.
lie tGnrly I,Hora2 I used to FufIcr az
Ind IN hr dli before commenced tail.
lng those little pills. Logan Drug CO.,
Wheeling, W. VA, II. H. pcHbody Ben.
wood, and liUwlc & CO., bridgeport q.
'|' IL
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1t Is complained that under the pros
cnt tariff English rails can be delivered
at Pacific coast ports to undersell the
American product 1t is the same with
tin plate. At the time the tariff bill was
shaped 1t as well understood that this
would be the case, and foreign manu-.
faeturers were pleased accordLngly.
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Wrought and Cast Iron Pipe for Saa

% mile, lOinch Wrought Iron Screw Joia' H''
Pipe. made 10y Pcunsylvania Tube 90. 81
u miles i2lnch Wrought Iron unnNehs '--
Pennsylvania Tube Co.'S Lead Joint. ..,,.t
6,0Oii Oet Of S.inCh Wrought Iron stFoN,''-'
Limo Pipe. tia,
1000 icct Of 6lnch Wrought Iron Screw Joia'
Liuo Pine.
Two miles Of l0inch Cast Iron riNN
b,ic1 ioct VI 20 Inch Cast Iron hpc.
GATES. Sleeves etc. ,-,-., al
Tbc above Is an extra good lot Of rNc ~
will DO sOld al bargain. We havO sold 'lt NV,
Of ld.inch aud ton mites ol i0nch oulm, w
lluc, aud can say that the plpc CONES oa' 81 vs.
GROUND equal To new. ...r,,,it
CAMHRlN AND WESTMOREiANp NMthAs,s
GAS Co, Pittsburgh, Pa, Stevenson la, ,,i,
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So much OF the message as has to
do with the free coinage of silver is
sound MS doctrine. but what Is the use
Of hitting dead man?
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HOLIDAY GOODS at G. Hess & sons.
Full line of Douts aud Adlcr's Kid Gloves
mud llrpsa shields,
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Fortunately there is a Republican
house at the other end Of Pennsylvania
avenue.
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[The ISrELudES0ER embracing It's several
editions, h entered Ia the POstoileo At Wheel
lug, W. Va, q second,claIs malteEl
The herald., 1895-10-23
LANCASTER LOTS

The Los Angeles Herald is giving away
town lots at Lancaster to its su bscribers.
Its contemporaries call the gift rank
swindle saying that Lancaster is only a
sagebrush and alkali waste, and the lots
are not worth the money it takes to re-
cord the deeds. II any Los Angeles paper
had, not so many years ago, given away
lots in what is now Redlands. Ontario
South Riverside or half a dozen other
places, it would have been open to the
same charge of swinuling and with just
as much reason as in the case of Lancas-
ter. While il is not at all likely that the
Lancaster lots will ever bs worth as
much as property In Los Angeles. yet
there is nothing more absolutely certain
under the sun than that the now de-
spised place will some day be good
sized and prosperous town.-Bakersfield
Californian.
The foregoing from an intelligent con-
temporary, published in prosperous and
growing town, states with great peril
ne3cy and ability all that The Herald
contends for in its scheme for the ex-
tension of its circulation. We may re-
mark incidentally, that the scheme is
success.
The herald., 1895-10-23
GRAND JURIES

The layman reading the law covering
the calling of grand juries in this county
would think that two grand juries for
each year were required. The language
of the law is plain enough. II saws that
two grand juries shall he summo ned
each year. The execution of this law is
now entirely in the hands OF the superio r
judges OF the county. AS it is incredible
that these judicial officers should delber
ately nullify or disobey any of the laws
they are specially sworn to support, the
lay man is forced into different explana-
tion OF the fact that we never have more
than one grand jury year. This expla-
nation may be found in the otherwise
astounding delay in calling the present
grand jury. 1t is now nearly two years
since the last grand jury was convened. .
That was jury that indicted but fe "
public officers; amongst these were two
city school board men, etc. That jury
however, caused more changes in the
bookkeeping and IN the conduct of public
business than any public body of any
KIND has done in this state in the same
time. Considerable money was recovered
from official jefalcations like that OF the
street superintendent office, and mary
politicians were saved from the moral
slide ON which political pr,s sure5without