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TMIE LAW @GM@0a,

The Hon WALTER S. cox. IL. D.. Dean
associate Justice of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia,,
Professor Of the Law of Real Estate, Of Contracts
and of Commercial Paper.
The Hon. JOHN NJ HARLAN, Ii. D.
associate Justice of the Supreme Court Of the
United States,,
United States. Of the Law of Domestic Relations,
Tho Of ud1 rersS1nI f.oer,y MaHy And Gf roF5s
Sometime Assistant Attorney General Of the United
States,
Professor OF Equity Jurisprudence Of Common
Law and Equity Pleading. and Of the Law Of
Evidence and the Jurisdiction and Practice
The aon # ,hf nav1b ,asa J. stasfs skEwER fSs'i IL
Associate Justice of the, Supreme Court Of the
Professor of aesf the Law ss'es- ef corporations.
(Of the Johns Hopkins University.
hESRY nssatsf e. en- DAVIS, 5at is'I Ii. .AM NJ,
Sometime Assistant nis Adto1ney Of the District of
WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY, ESQ.,
tof the Washington Barr,
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law.
The Hon. ANDREW c. BRADLE1
associate Justice of the supreme Court Of the Dis
Lecturer on Criminal Law and On Criminal Pleading
Tho Hon BESJAMIS 'htS; Bt- t-r.rERwoRrH
wIiaM E2itf,ss c! e. tss sohssoS Iss & faten,i m IT,
tof the Washington Rar).
es ot anS use OF he Moot . Pae
LEE DAVIS LODGE, PH. D.,
Lecturer International Law,
COURT OF APPEALS
WILLIAM +. MATTINGLY,
Chief Justice.
HENRY E. DAVIS, CHARLES W. NEEDHAN,
Associate Justices.
ROBERT H. MARTIN, Secretary.
A SPECIAL COURSE IN PATENT LAW AND PAT
ENT LAW PRACTICE,
Conducted by Professors benjamin Butterworth and
Melville Church.
no services of the Hon. Benamin Ruffa
a patent lawyer Of ma tional prominence and former.
y Commissioner of Patents. have been secured for
series of lectures on the patent statutes and the
the Federal Courts and in the United States Patent
Office: and of Melville Church, ESQ.,. a member Of
the Washington Bar, and a specialist In patent law
for giving practical instruction in respect to the
great unwritten law Of practice in patent causes.
This course In practice will cover a period Of
eight months. with two lectures sessions of the
Moot Court each week.
A degree Of Bachelor Of Patent Laws viii be con-
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SOusa Sails for Europe.

John PHILIP Sousa, leader OF Sousa's
Band. Sailed from New York for Europe
yesterday the Fuerst Bismarck. for a
three months vacation, the first since he
organized his band, four years ago. The
full band was at the dock and serenaded
Mr.. Scusa until the deparf OF the vessel.
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON
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q. E. ABBOTT, GEO. r. PHILLIPS.
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SCHOOL OF Gradual &
ST RDM NlF@

Men and women holding suitable degrees from ip-
sttutions of repute pursue in this school
Of study leading to the degrees OF Master of Arts,
Master Of Science, Civil Engineer, Electrical En-
gineer, Mechanical Engineer and Doctor Of Phil
Csophy; two years study being required to accom-
plish the work for the degree of Doctor Of Phil
osophy, and one years study being required for
each of the other degrees.
Application blanks may be obtained from the
Dean Of the School, and when fled they must be
submitted. through the Dean to the Board of Di-
rectors Of University Studies for inspection and
action.
The opening exercises will be held September 80,
at 4:3O D. m. in University Hall, when address
will he delivered by the Rev. E b. Pollard, Phi. D.
For catalogues address
ROBERT II. MARTIN, Secretary.
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G0RGORAM SgIEM TIFGG

G0RG0RAM SgIEM 7 IF1G
SCHOOL,
This school offers to and women the follow
ing fouryear courses of study each of which leads
Science. Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering.
Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry, analytical;
Meteorolosy. Geography. Geology and Mineralosy,
Architecture Finance and Economics, Language
and Literature.
CHARLES F. MuNKoE. PHI: D., Dean,
ANDREW r MONTAGUE. PH D.,
JAMES II. GORE, III. D.,
Professor of Geodesy.
HOWARD L. HoDGKINS. PHI. D.. Secretary,
Professor of Mathematics.
LEE DAVIS LODGE. PH. D.,
WILLIAM c. wINL6CK. A. b.,
Professor of Astronomy.
THEODORE y. GILL. I'll. D.. Ii. D.,
c,,-,.,, Professor m, Of Zoology.
HERMAN stnoENFEID, III. D.,
HARRY ki2c Ill. B..
GEN. ApdEmTs LFff1ssF W. e. GEEEaY, nFaE1nS L. S. A.
Professor Of Geography.
JOSIAH PIERCE, Jr.. NJ. A.,
ANDREW F. CRAVEN. PH. D.,
rrGlrsl9s fSrIs Of anaTTie h.4HsR'es.
''esS EDWARD d FAkorHAR I rH. II .."''ee'0'e D.,
Professor of History.
FRANK A. WOLFF. PH. D.,
Professor of Physics.
+. LAMSON-SCRIBNER, B. g.,
Professor Of Botany.
J. &. HORNBILDWER
Professor Of Architecture
HANS ZOPKE.
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
REV. EDWARD Il. POLLARD, PHI. D.,
Professor Of English.
FE.IX FREYHOI.D. {. E.,
Professor of Civil Engineering
c. +. MARVIN, NJ. E.,
Associate Professor of MeteOrolOgy.
ELMER $. FARWEIL., G.. E,
Associate Professor Of Mechanical Engineering.
HENRY SIMPSON,
Associate Professor of Architecture together with
thirty y-One instructors. assistants and lecturers.
There are twenty five departments in the school,
In which 1J6 different topics for study offered.
and special students permitted to register for
any of these topics that they qualified to pur-
sue. The instruction is given between 4:3O and 10
o'clock pm.
Students intending to take courses in the Chemical
Laboratory Will be permitted the choice Of desks
In the order of their regstration
The opening exercises will he held September 80,
at pm. In University Hall. when address will
be delivered by Prof. Hermann Schoenfeld, Ph. d.
The Dean will be in his Office at the University
from to $50 pm. daily, to meet students.
For catalogues address
ROBERT H. MARTIN. Secretary
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EDUCATIONAL.

IN WASHINGTON.
TME COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,
WASHINGTON. D. c., ''s
REV. B. L. WHITMAN, D. D., President.
The session opens in all schools September 80.
The Academy at am.
The College at 8 am.
The Scientific School at pm. j"
The Graduate School at 4:3O pm.
The Medical School at pm.
The Dental School at pm.
The Veterinary School at pm.
THE COLUMBIAN ACADEMY
1885 II st. nw., Washington. D. C.
scientific sehcol Special scholarships for those
tering Naval Academy. Liberal practical training
to those preparing for business. Preparatory year
for boys in higher grammar grades. Entrance ex-
aminations September Is
WILLIAM ALLEN liWl WILBUR, A. NJ,
HnShY hssn ana moGERs HsIaseisf FINE K 4 ha'la H.
GEORGE NELLY HESSiSe, G!sssi A. B., A. NJ.
OSCAR "; ANTHoNY. B. s..
F. 2. HOBGOOD, Jr., A. B.,
Natural Science, PHYSICS
Bookkeeping. business, Law and Penmanship.
Apply for catalogue and further information to
WILLIAM ALLEN WILBUR Dean.
T@IE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
Offers complete courses In Literature and Science,
leading to the degrees of A. h. and B. S. new
department Of Civil Engineering has been added,
and In this school two special scholarships are Of
fered. Entrance examinations will be held 1T the
University September y and %
FACULTY.
ANDREW P. MONTAGUE PHI. d. L. D.,
Dean and Professor Of Latin.
REV. ADONIIiAM ]. HUNTINGTON, D. D.,
pr,fa Of t,raat
REV. SAMUEL. NJ. SHUrE, D. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of English and Anglo Saxon.
JAMES HOWARD GORE, PHI. D.,
Professor of Mathematics and Secretary Of the
Faculty.
HOWARD l.. HODtik1NS, PHI. D.,
Professor of Physics.
LEE DAVIS LODGE PHI. D.,
Professor of Political Philosophy.
REV. JAMES MacBRIDE SrERRETr. D. D..
CHARLES L. MUNROE, PH. D.,
Professor of Chemistry.
ANTONIO NJ. SUrEIDO. Ii. D.,
Professor Of Spanish.
WILLIAM ORDWAY PARTRIDGE,
HERMANN SCHOENFEI.D, PHI. D.,
Professor of German.
MARATHON MUNTRi,SE RAMSEY, A. NJ,
Professor of Roman Languages.
REV EDWARD Il. POLLARD. PHI. D.,
Professor of English and Anglo Saxon.
CHARLES c. SWISIIER. PHI. D.,
FIILX FREEHOLD. {. F..
Acting Professor of civil Eng ineering.
LEA Tt REItS.
HON Will, WnLIAM aI,, L. WILSON; IL. D.,
HON. JOHN W. POWELL. L. D.,
The History of Culture.
OTIS I. MASON. PHI D.,
The Origins of Culture.
For catalogues address
ROBERT II. MARTIN Secretary.
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WASHINGTON
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FOR THE
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The Maryland Agricultural
College,


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Each department supplied with the most modern
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Room. Heat. Light Washing, Board. Medical at
tendance $144 for scholastic year t. A 40 page
catalogue giving full particulars sent on applica-
tion Daily sanitary inspection by Physician to the
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

ST. AGNES SCHOOL-UNDER THE DIRECTION
Of Bishop Doane. Preparation for all colleges
Special advantages in Music and Art. Gymna-
sium Miss ELLEN w. BOYN Prn.. Albany. n. Y.
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The Art Students League.

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Will reopen its daily and evening classes October
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ard painting from and life Glass in dec
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

Joseph ?. Haw. CO. 3. 18th Va HesI
Thomas y. Horton. Co. F. Soth Va.
Regiment
J. T.. Hcssor. Co. A. S,h Va Cavalry.
Edwin u. Illb. CO. ., 9Th Va. Regi-
ment
Eras ". Hgrringtoa. CO. X, s5h Va.
REGIMENT.
Richard Hewitt. Co. c. 9th W. Rfsi-
mClt
John " HoRmoster. CO. B, 18th "a.
Cavalry
Davii' II. Horner. Co. T. eth Va Cav
Elisha Harris. Co. C. sind Va assI-
William z. Haney. Co. c. i,h Va. Rcgi-
J. E. Hendrick. CO. C. % Va. .,avsl-y.
Sergeant william H. Han. Co. - and
". 4. HaA CO. p. 22nd Va. R,dmsrt
william \. Hurt. Co. @, 2j.h Va. Reg
merit.
mclt.
q W. Hopkins. CO. D. 18th Va. Kegi-
ment
T.. Hickman. Co. A. 6th Va. RS rncnt.
r. Haley. Co. II. 9Th Va. REGIMENT.
William p. InmaH. Co. (. 18Th Va.
Regiment.
James c. Ingush. Co. F. gst Va. RegI-
n.elt
g. y. Jennings. CO. T, 18th Va. Regi-
uel-
Vs. T. Jamlson. CO. 4, SIND Va. Regt-
uenr
IT, i. Jackson. Co. a. sth Va. Cavalry.
y. JET. Co. a. 18th Va. Regiment.
j. Johnson. Co. T.. 5lth Va. Regiment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

william Kenney. Co. 7. t-nd va. Bat
frank C. Kelley. co. D. s,h Va Resis
mont.
John Il. Kcstlcr. &C. G. 18th Va cav
airy.
Enoch Kelly, Co. \. 9Th Va Reys-
ucnf.
John c. Kerr. Co. r. 18th Va. Rest-
ncnt.
Andrew J. Kibler. Co. c. Eth Va. cav
William Kelly co. D. s,h Va. Resi-
neut.
John ". Keefe. Co. d. 2nd Va Resf-
ment.
Harvey ". King. Co. B, End Va Regi-
uent.
James A. King. Co. y. .2nd Va Regi-
rrert.
Russell King. Co. 7. son Va. Regiment.
chapman King. co. l, 10Th Va Regl-
Hiram T. Kainer. Co b. send Va. gcgi-
ment.
snoden B. Kline. Co. F. 18th Va. Cav
airy
John ". Kimmen. Co. X. i2;h Va. Cav.
airy
Harry D. Kilner. Co. D. 18th Va Cav
airy.
W p KendricE. Co. II, end Va. Regt-
rent
John Knesnor. Co. X. 18th Va. Regi-
mfnt
William King. Co. X. 10Th Va. Resi-
mcut
G.. King. Co. 7. 5ist Va Regiment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
Excursion TO Norfolk Thanksgiving Day
~ 20 Round Trim

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway viii
sell tickets from Richmond 70 Norfolk and
35thl. for $50 4 NJ train OF that date.
40 the rate of 81 I'd round trip. tickets
limited for return passage 10 day follow
Ing. special ffalr Will leave Norfolk a.
e.t5 r. VI. N0yeUi Or 18th for the .ccom-
mediation OF excufionlsts who may wish
% return the same day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

g. ". Ladd. Co. G. 18th Va. Regiment.
T. II. Lamar (corporaD. Co. Z, ftn va.
n. Y. Morris. CO. K. 18th va. Resi-
ment.
John p. Nay. Co z. 18th Va. Cavalry.
- IT. Nvrick. CO. @. 7rd Va. Regiment
| Isaac Muer. Co. G.. 18th Va. Cavalry.
j. O.. Moueymake-, Co. II. 18th Va
Regiment
calvin Moore. Co. =. 9Th Va. Regiment.
John j. Merri0. Co. 3. 18th Va Resi-
John II. Miller. Co. p. 18Th Va. Regi-
| menf
$. r. Meaiacott. Co. 2. 18th Va cavaI-
L. Moore. Co. I. 9Th Va Regimert
J. =. Neighbors. Co. Z. end va. Kesi-
| merit
James Il. Newman. 60. \. 18Th "a.
! REGIMENT.
James p. North. CO. Il. 18th. va. Resi-
! rirnt
Jonah 0rison. co. x. 9Th Va. Caval-v.
John o. Roark. CO. I. ,sth Va. Regi-
r. s. pack. Co. c. 9TH Va. Reeiment
Thomas P7f. Co. 2. an Va. Resin no.
Jos. p. Peters fsergeantl. Co. 4. 18th
! g.. Perimert
William II. Peck CcorporaD Co. II. 2fth
! VI. REGIMENT.
John W Prudar. Co. F sist Va. Resi-
corporal J. C. Price. Co. C. 9Th Va.
/ REGIMENT.
Patrick Jones. Co. D. 10Th Va. Re-i-
Thomas a. Pratt. Co. D soth Va.
| Regiment
Richard prsstgravs Citizen. Loudoun
~
william Powers. Co. K. e.h Va.
ReeIment.
~ p. Patton. Co. a. gth Va. Req
mont.
JOHN Powell Co. A. o,,h va. Regiment.
w.. S. Randolph. Co. T. 9Th va. Re4i-
ment.
o.. IT. Rodgers. Co. Z. 9Th Va. Regi-
ment.
John Sherman CO. g. 18th Va. Cavalry.
charles s.chr.st CO. B. q Va. Resi-
Y. IT, Saunders. Co. p. 10Th Va. Reei-
uart
] Summers Co. \. 18th Va. Resi-
ment
Corporal T. Smith. Co. p. ed Va.
Regiment.
j. 4. s-uitz. Co. T. 4-d VI. Reri-
ment.
IT. sweedisv. CO. 7. 15-h va. Reri-
msnr
T. 7. scetart CO. G.. 5ist Va. ReEi-
mert.
William stIiweu. CO. 7. -2d "a. cav
a'-y.
msnt
J. a. station. Co. F. 9Th "a. Reg.-
ms-t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

Isaac \. BaugAer. CO. C. 7;h Va. Cav
airy.
Joseph B. Bailey, Co. a, 22nd Va. Resl-
ment
nent.
airy.
Jane D. T. Bailey. Co. z. 9th Va
Jane N. Burke,i, Co. 2. 18th Va. Regi-
Richard Brown. CO. D. 10Th Va. Regi-
No." Joei 8 Barlow Co. a. .s,h Va. Battery.
b. O.. Rockwell. citizen % Chesterfield
william H. Boggs. Co. Z. 9th Va. Bat
srgr Henry Il Bowie. Co. K. ist Va
Edmund Baines. Co. z. 5o,h Va. Resi-
Peter Burns. Co x, 18th Va. Regi-
rent
Fe-.ment
Andrew j. AI. tAl.f ~. 81 -.-.- 90 ---7-
Jo sph Bezason. CO. p. ilth va. Resi-
sylvester I. Berry. Co. 2. ssth va. Regi-
John B-asnan. CO. p. 9th va. Cavalry.
Teams-er John X, Bonnam. 60. o. -'tn
-a. Cavalry.
Charles +. Burnley. CO. A. 'rd Va. cav
elry.
james j. Bray co. /. -ist va. Regi-
Albert A. Banks Co. X. 0.a Va. Regt-
nelt
a.ry
r--- Br.cksl 90. r. --nd ga. Regiment.
rsa.
John p. Bowser. Co. /. ath va. Regi-
I.se A. Butler. CO. I. 18th Va. Rssi-
john Brantor. CO. z -th Va. Req
5s pa-.aam. GO. C. 9th Va. Resi-
G-ss W. Bans. Co. T. -d va. Resi-
H.1aa Beach CO. A. e.a Va. Pertinent
,-. "' '
I'D -'' H..1 -. 10. J.. r.a v4. Resi-
n.sat
william n. Bsnn. 60. E' 9Th va cav
j. &. Canton. Co. p. m va. Rsg.H. e.
H".A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

rt-rfi.-, Dean CO c ed Va. Pegi-
-.
,e - a.
"a a. Regiment Rem ..'
Alfred B. Daniel. CO. c. 9Th Va. Cavalry.
William 7. Dehart, Co II. list Va.
Regiment.
Henry c Dehart. Co. II. 5ist Va. Rssi-
John A. Dempsey. Co. D. 18Th Va. Resi-
menr
George W. Dove. Co. c, ilth Va. Cav
airy.
Jossrh L. Dmow. Co. \. 18th Va.
Cavalry.
Sergeant james Diokey. CO. C. sth Va.
Regiment.
Peter a. Dean, Co. c. 22d V. Rel
mslt.
i. Dunnan. CO. I. 18th Va. Regiment.
u. Y. Darlel. Co. Q. 18th Va. r al
nsnt.
r. IT. Dennis. Co. 4. 9Th Va Cavalry.
Join Doyle. co. G. sist Va. Req
mtn-.
Elmer Elvood. Co. X. 9th Va. Regi-
Henry Eek. Arsenal Battery. Of Rich
uond.
George " Effs CO. C. 9th Va. Reei-
msnt.
49, r. Edwards Co. T. 18th Va. Regi-
meat
John Edmlston, Co. \. ed Va. Bat
talon.
Lindsay Edds. CO. +. sth Va. Regi-
william b. Evans Co. H. Davis Bat
! talon Va. Cavalry.
james ". Esrep. Co. 2. 10th "a. Regi-
ment.
Rssimeut.
REGIMENT.
cavalry -
David Euer. Co. D. al va. Infantry.
Infantry.
Emrk E.roaa. CO. *. n.h Va. Rsi-
r.gtan Fuaua. Co. C. Petersburg Nil
John Fitzpatrick. Co. z. Goth va. Eat
william E. Fi'ehe''. Co. r. ns' Va.
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Have you seen those beautiful Mahfln
Pianos az Ferguson Bros. No. sll east
Broad street,
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Have your piano tuned and put IN order
PSI FERGUSON Bros.
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The King OF Pills Is Beecham's'-
BEECHAMS.
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The sheet-mus.c department. az Fergus
son Bros o. complete. call and examine
their stock.
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Sr.14-A rev lot added 10 this
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on Those HOrrid Twins.
indigestion and Constipation The roofs
and dissemrat0rs CT ALL Complaints.
Also Persistent Nausea = are quiefly cx-
PEELED hy The Great ASSIMILATION Of
ICcQ-C0lorlal Water. Pamphlets on sp-
pllcation. Home Office. 81 Main street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-08
CHAIRMAN JONES FORECAST.
He Believes Mckinley win try to Secure
an international Agreement for BIZ
metallism.

Chicago, Nov. 7.-Senator James X.
Jones, chairman of the Democratic Ma
tional committee, said to-day:
"What defeated us was the action OF
large employers in telling their men that
they need not return to work on We'd
nesday il Mckinley was defeated. This
mquestionably lost us thousands Of votes,
for the man with wife at1d little ones
cannot help being moved by prospect
which threatens to deprive him of work
and consequent means OF support. i'
'sBut we have won a victory Just the
SAME, for / do not believe that any poll
tical party in this country will dare to-
include the word gold In it's platform iii
1900. Whatever happens, however, we
shall not abandon our fight for silver,
which is just one, and one that Is bound
to triumph. q ~ 'iit--'e "''
II think 1T will be the aim OF the Re
pubiicans 60 deprive as OF an issue on
this question, and | firmly believe that
Mr. Mckinley win bend all his efforts
toward the securing ofAan international
agreement for b5metallism. He is friend
ly toward silver. u1lhere can be no doubt
regarding that. His public record proves
il, and If he,is confronted with free
silver bill,nas / have little doubt he will
he'll believe he will sign it. 2u
+ 81 believe, moreover, that before the
close OF his administration he will stand
in about the same relation toward his
party that President Cleveland does to-
ward the Democratic party. The West
ern Republicans will unquestionably urge
silver legislation upon him, which, of
course, will be bitterly opposed by East
ern Republicans. He cannot please one
without giving deadly offense to the
other, and think the result viii be that
he will alIienate the Republicans Of the
East" ...#