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The sun., 1898-12-19
CYCLING.

Lesna, the French crack who was in
this country couple Of seasons ago on a
racing tour, has gone to Australia, with
two petroleum tandems where he will 60
for paced records, and will compete in
paced matches.
Jack Prince has arranged circuit of
bicycle race meets for the Atlanta, Savan-
nah and Jacksonville. covered tracks.
The races will be run under the auspices
Of the National Cycling Association and
will continue all winter.
The possibility of artificial pacemak-
ing for bicycle racing will be demon
strated for the first time in America on
Christmas night at Madison Square
Garden.
Charles w. Miller, winner Of the re-
cent six days race, will probably enter
in on more such contests. He is going
after the worlds paced records and will
make most Of the trials in Europe, where
he can compete against the fast men OF
Europe.
All of the prominent six-day riders
who appeared recently il, the great race
at Madison Square Garden, New York,
and who are to appear for the second
time in the Metropolis in the 24-heur
race ct January 6 and Z, will make a
round trip to San Francisco at the close
of the ''twice-arcuud-the-clock" grind.
Here's record: Out of the sixty
three races which Bourrillon, the great
French crack, rode this year, he wor
sixtyltwo tirst primes and one second.
Wr. and Mrs. Mcllrath, who have Gem
paeted bicycle trip around the worlt
are planning for another foreign tour
Within few months they expect to q
to China by ral and boat and ride to th,
interior
| Fred Titus says he Iis convinced tha
aal Of the milk has been squeezed iron
the racing cooeanut and he inteads t,
1sdevOte all his attention to q legitimat,
business Pursuit racing, his farorit,
branch of THE sport, does not hav,
senough 2evotees to tsep him busy, ant
\ besides tine ipeblic is not attracted b,
that style Of eacing. From now oa HI
intends to devote his time to the stag
and is sndyiag hard to become an actor
AT the present time helis singing in tn,
chorus If the -'Bclle af New York"
| A motor aandem has just been con
structed for the English rider, Chase
which has showed a speed Of 80 miles ar
hour. The rider named will use tht
tandem for pacing purposes, his inten
tion being to try for records.
Human pace is to be pitied against pc
troleum pAoe; riders with blood in tlleil
veins are to demonstrate ii they can that
heinfernal machine is their inferior az
a pacing eontrivance, and thus save tc
the riders the positions open to them.
Jack Hazleton, one of Philadelphia
champions in the days of the solid tire
wheel, is now playing on polo team al
! the Casino de Paris, France, where he
has been making a great hit. V. J.
Kelly, another champion of those same
good old wheeling days, is also in Paris
doing tramp cycle act, which is spoken
of as excrueiatingly funny.
The sun., 1898-12-19
Money to Bet on Joe Cans.

Hearing that the Wilmington sports
were betting to that Jack Daily would
best Joe Cans on December ~, r. f.
Moseld, of Chester, came here yester-
day looking for some of it.
Up to leaving here he failed to get
any. Mr.. Moseley called at this Office.
and stated that he didn't want any such
odds as that but that he would bet any
where from one to five hundred dollars
at odds of rs to 100 that Joe Cans would
best Jack Daily.
Mr.Moseley said that all anybody who
wanted any OF his money had to do was
to send their names and state the amount
they wanted to bet to this office and he
would accommodate all corners.
The sun., 1898-12-19
AMONG THE HORsEMEN

A bill is now before the House Judic-
iary Committee at Washington which is
of great interest to race track followers.
That is the Gillett bill, which prohibits
the use Of the telegraph and telephone
lines for the purpose Of lottery and horse
race gambling.
As Jockeys season, 1893 will 60 on
record as having established the suprem-
acy Of the lightweight and the super
ioritv Of the style that will always be
known as the Sloane seat. That either
of these will be lasting many experts
still doubt, but it may be asserted most
The sun., 1898-12-19
COMING MEETING.
Will Reorganize the Warren Club on
Wednesday Night If Those At
tending SO Desire.

Wednesday Night If Those At
tending SO Desire.
Don't forget that all those interested
in the reorganization OF the Warren Ath-
letic Club should meet at The Sun Build
ing, 1O3 East Sixth street, at 8 o'clock
Wednesday evening.
Don't think that because you have
signifed your Willingness to join that is
enough, because it isn't. If you want a
Warren Club you have to attend the
meeting.
II the crowd warrants it those present
will elect officers and Wilmington will
have a first class athletic club.
Wilmington for town OF it's size is
the deadest sporting town on earth. To
have an athletic club here would change
these things.
After club is formed it is no trouble
to get members. The thing is it requires
members to start one. So don't fail to
show up at the meeting on Wednesday
night. ..
The sun., 1898-12-19
'THE SPORTS OF THE Day
Gleanings Gathered From on the
Gridiron and in the Pugilis-
tic World.
AMONGST THE ATHLETES
Spicy Items Taken From the --latest
Happenings in the Roped Arena
and on the Field Of Ath-
letics.-W WiImingtOn's In
teresting Budget.
DIAMOND DUST.

Peter Weckbecker is wintering in Fl.
Smith, Ark.
Barry McCormick's chief fall exercise
is rowing.
Wild Bill Everett has the inside track
for captain Of the Orphans.
Tim o. Rourke, the "voiceless won
DER" is farming at Aniret, MINI.
Bill Lange is writing tickets for Book
maker "Bob" Smith, at Oakland, Cal.
Gus Schmelz will go on the road as
commercial tourist handling sporting
goods.
"Cupid" Childs now admits that he is
to be married, but not until after the sea-
son OF 1899.
It is intimated that the Cincinnati
Club will place catcher Vaughan on the
bargain counter. ,.4.
Beaumont, the Pirates new outfelder,
is . left-hand batter. He is about as large
as Hugh Duffy.
Fred Odwell will manage the Rome
team should il remain member Of the
New York League.
The Pittsburg team will probably 20 to
1 Virginia for practice this spring instead
Of Little Rock, Ark. =
If Oscar Streit shows good speed with
Boston Fred Klobedanz probably will be
dropped. Both are left-handers.
Jake Beckley fingers in San Antonio.
Things are SO pleasant for him there that
he probably will remain all winter.
4 Cincinnati has waived ciai,n to pitcher
Donovan of Washington, and the young
Philadelphian will go back to minor
league next season, a.
A Among the young pitclsers who will At
Rgiven trial by Buffalo next season il
EJohn H. Doscher, son of Herman
4 Doscher, the old time umpire.
4 Lange, Chance and Mertes, Of tn,
Chicago team, are playing with Wssson
vile ia the California League. Th,
team ranks eighth in fed of min,
clubs.
In order 10 keep from going to a mino
!. league, George Decker played with th,
II Louisvilles 4Rst season for $500 less THAI
be was paid by the st. Louis Browns.
a Date Gear has asked President Kerr .
NNSUuEH, W UllOW HUN WO F0Alldlu Vi
q Kansas City next season, but was &c
fused. Gear has made arcangements't
open upa law Office in KansasC City, an
. lrefers ITO play in that city for thi
!. rsason.
4 Ofesifor,Joyce, Hartman and Tiesna
are la6Ring, land it Is predicted ths
Freedman will experience ,considesabl
! didRouty in disposing of 'las job lot
Every one wants Rusie and Meekin, bu
they hesitate to quote a price. FfeeG
man will be compelled to take the initis
tive If he really inte@s to get rid Of hi
pitching sstars.
!, The transfer OF the Baltimore Club t
: Brooklyn does not meet with favor il
Bakimore. Interviews with prominen
!. men and base ball +.Feoters" hav
, breslahtiforth storms OF protests, and
can 'be safely said that base ball wi
newer gay again in this city so long a
either Hanlon or Vouderhorst has an,
thing ITO do with the handling of tn
club. yE,a
The sun., 1898-12-19
All Stock Records Broken,

New York, Dec. lS.-The aggregate
sales of stocks and bonds this week break
all previous records. Stock transactions
for five days ending yesterday reached
4,056,127 shares, and the value OF the
bonds sold in the same period amounted
to $3S, 475,OOO.
The sun., 1898-12-19
TAKE THEM IN TlAR

No. Meme of Cure. Price.
I Headaches toe
. Fevers, Congestion, In6am-
nation. I2c
) Coughs, Colds Bronchitis. 1ac
q Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Stomach Pains. Toe
s Diseases of the heart. 25c
6 Hoarseness from colds,
singing, speaking. loc
7 Constipation, chronic OF
acute. Ioc
8 Rheumatism or Rheu-
matte Pain. Iac
10 Catar1h, cold in the head,
& etc. I5c
Co,ic roc
Tf General Debility. roc
a2 Nerve Diseases, requiring
Tonics and Stimulants 18e
w. ,rms, fever caused by
liem. 12
Id se,iralgiM A euralgic
NY rains, TOO
.sis MalaTia. r2<
afy Diagshc sseFs Try. .uot
~ Female sofsas saisa Is Is3EkT
sastssso,sr case y; 8, ss''R Y s,yss "a Il
!. tsali Ssss4zss 1 fiaa.as sHste 4
| oar Ssaassass)D g,.ss Il ii
tso sst 5otiila. Hslss0hes ~ flin.
/ ts,slls. sass' NJ Isir
{2o ElsineY 3lseascs. l.,,
"a sers ~ v7ea q s.'. IN,
z4 iE1 . 1z'
|.e8 lUleerated On Eape Threat. 90
R24 Piles Blind, Bleeding or 4
Itching. 2a,
Is Group D~Use this and
call in a doctorinatantly. 20
26 fGonorrhoea, th Il .ese-day
cure. so
27 Eczema. I6
28 Tonsilitis. 28'
29 La'Grippe, Influenza. 19
40 Hay Fever. 16'
TAKE THEM n TIME
Address all orders andaommuni
cations to the
LOUISIANA SPECIFIC LB0RATReY
LakeChasIos. Louisiana.
The sun., 1898-12-19

Hon. L. Irving Handy deli vered lee.
ture recently at Delaware College,
taking for his subject "The Road to Vic
tory" The Congressman has evidently
forgotten the recent campaign and the
important part the "cross Of gold" played
on that occasion.
The sun., 1898-12-19
New N avail Magazine.

WASHINGTON, Dec. lS.-The Naval
Board appointed some time ago to select
a site for naval magazine near the port
Of New York has reported in favor of
land lying between the Palisades and the
river at Edgewater, N. j., just below
Fort Lee landing, and opposite One
Hundred and Thirtieth street, New
York.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27
OUR COMMENT.

Thea above circular letter Is the latest thing out, and is being .,nt
ouC all I'VE M county by the Republican Committee. who in tbeHs.d a.
per"tlon grasp at strsws like "A drowning man. The democratic c.
mlttee Ia all along been getting hold of the confidential , letters M
circulars sent out by Dayton and mis- Committee and maxine tben 80
nc anu IL "a driven the enemy into a frenzy of rage aud DESPAIR s..
W .U 'ey "e "n Ir something Ia retaliation, and failing To get snv-
thlng better, SEND out the above weak thing.
we everybody to read the above letter of Mr. MoGrsv,. -
uHy Sno see II there is anything in it whatever but what i. nerfootIu
proper M correct The facts are that the man Evans nc 49, - ~
D. " ". shops 1t Grafton, and instead of attending o h bvs,naas -
Is PAID for 6y the Company. he was negloctiug his duties TO worE for
D"ron, al" n Tylhg 10 oulldo5e the men into voting for him AMI 70
or os nt ou ma P phat Dayton badges o u them. whether they we're willing
VI nI' ahu the had TO submit. or lose their Jobs. That was wLora az
Coercion" came IN, and this circular is pfoporly bea5oJ = -" 1n p p'
n1 az QUANTITIES. Inc men we're Justly indignant a this treat
ment, as they got enough of it two years ago. WHEN ~ MS ms rWS
W Te rr Dayton or lose their jobs, and Evans seemed to tbink he
quiz or the sam racket again, but the men comnIained TO NJ
VINO Is attorney for the railroad, and as n official of the Com
P"ny' ne very properly wrote him the above fair and son,rsa nd onaD
III manly letter, which he not only had a perfect right To do hi -
as ms duty to do it as an officer of the Company. Had it heon IA
ton, 10 oaid nave had the man promptly and summ.rilv discba
nnou giving him any notice. Now, W g submit, in all c,ndor and
n"hosy; ma the layton managers are d-n hard up for cam naIon
maserlaI "hen they try to make capital out of letters like the hove
to help with it OURSELVES. N~u O"s1 os
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27
Pennsylvania GOING DEMOCRATIC,

The Pittsburg Dispatch, one Of
the leading Republican papers of
the Iron City," has become so
thoroughly Disguised with the rot
tenness of it's party leaders in that
State that it has deserted the Quay
candidate for Governor. The joke
is on Bro. White. Of the journal,
who has been acting as agent for
the Dispatch here. aud had secured
a large number of readers for 1T, as
it ia the leading Republican paper
in Pittsburg and "a good newspaper.
But now Bro White is trying to
head 1T Oh and get 1t stopped com
ing here. This is the way it tells
of another Republican paper in
Pittsburg leaving the Republican
ticket /:
The latest detection Of alike sort
came yesterday in Pittsburg, when
the Leader, which had up to this
been supporting Colonel Stones
candidacy, abandoned the cause
and came out for jerks. This, it
says, vas not because 1T thought
less OF Stone, but for what it de-
clares it to be n new alliance be-
tween the Quay machine and the
old municipal combiners, which ia
more than it can stand. 1t parts
from Its late friends with the
touching observation that it"wasbes
it's hands of the whole snesking.
lObbing. wire pulling, law-twIsting
Republican outfit In this State /,
and turns. with a sense of relief
and refreshment, to the candidacy
OF George A. jerks, the Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor, whose
personality, public record and DO
liticsl surroundings are above re-
proach and OF whose competsncy
and trust worthiness there a be
no doubt in the MUD Of any man."
Surely these and other recent
signs Of the times are suggestive OF
. pretty strong drift Of publIc
opinion. The situation seems TO
be fairly cup TO" DIR. swallow. III
the Doctor can now see the pro-
priety Of his Withdrawal in the IN
terest Of batter government he will
make snre Of that which is likely
TO occnr IN any event, VIZ, the
election Of jerks by a sweeping
majority.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27
Notice to Voters.

State Of West Virginia, County Of
Preston, to-wits
At a County Court held for said
county at the Court House thereof
on the Ord day Of October, 1898.
by an order Of said Court made
aud entered Of record, the voting
place at Precinct No. 5. in Port
land district. was changed from The
School House on John p. Jones'
land, 20 tho "WbetselP' School
House. on the lands OF Michael
Whetsell's heirs, and the voting
place at Precinct No. /. Pleasant
district, was changed from the old
store room ut Valley Point TO The
Hall over the store room Of Gibson
Bros.
The voters Of said places OF vot-
ing vii please take notice.
GEO. a. WALLS.
Clerk County Court Preston Co.
Oct. 5, 1898. At
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27
WITBDRAWs FROM THE RACE.

MoRGANTOwN, w VA, Oct. II.
To the county chairnen Of the
Eleventh Senatorial District.
GENTLEMEN -
find that ~ will be m impossible
for me, owing TO other duties to
make the ctnvass for the ticket
which ! fully intended 10 make
when the nomination for State
Senate from this district was given
me and feel that il is only proper
for me TO Withdraw from the ticket
and ask that you place Tome
. who can properly take care
OF the interests Of the party IN
my stead. Thanking you again for
the honor paid me by the cholce Of
tho invention, / remain,
Yours very truly,
JUSTIN 81. KUNKLH.
The above explains itself and the
Senatorial Committee @shereupon
nominated Col. Robert w. Monroe
Of KiugwoOd for the vacancy whose
name will be found in the official
AZ printed in this issue.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27
Buceton

correspondence OF the Argus.
Corn huskiug is the order OF the day.
We have been having some nice
weather now.
N. R. Evans, of Glade Farms, was in
town yesterday CHonday.)
w. $. Armstrong, Of Gibbons Glade.
Pa, is here looking for q lot Of fat
cattle.
Jonn o'Neal took a fine drove Of
cattle from here last Saturday.
Two weddings 90 report this time /.
p lis Vance, Of Elm Grove, Pa. and
Miss Lora Wolf OF this place, we're
united in the holy bonds OF matrimony
by Rev ". H. Berry last Wednesday.
the happy couple started im mediateiy
for hr Vance's home. Here is our ~
TO The happy couple. Also Gilbert
Cuppett, OF this place, and Miss Joseph
inc, youngett daughter Of VIM. Kim-
berly, OF BraudonviIe. were made one
the same day tv The Rev Kerry. Mr..
and airs Cuppstt will go to house
Keeping iu the house vacated by Mrs.
kehccca Feather. We extend coRa
0ratuiati2ns and best wishes TO Mr..
and Mrs. Cuppett.
Mrs Be6ecca Feather rs moving to
Terra Alta
Mrs S A. Scott. who has been Wis
itinE her son, DR. } i. Scott, at Med
ley returned home last week..
Our new postmaster. l. r.. Gale. has
oeen on th~ sick list, but Is bottor at
present
EMILE lola.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27

This is the meanest, dirtiest,
foulsst weather ever on tap in this
county and it is all on account OF
the desperate, dirty Dayton politics
that we are afflicted with. 1t is a
shame that the Democrats have to
put up with it too, but it falls on
the just as well AS the unjust and
VI will have to make the best OF it.
all on account of being in so much
bad company.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27
ANTI-DAYTONISM.
Some Republican Statoments Referred
TO The Journal.

70 The Journal.
Last week the Journal of this place
published n double column letter from
the father of Lloyd Heffner about his
Republicanism which bad never been
denied by anybody and mount 20
nothing. but we will bet our Bryan hat
they don't publish the following letters
from the rest of ths Heffner Family
II FIRST STATEMENT.
see hat Mr.. +. NJ. Showaltsr signs
his name to an article in the West
Virginian and reads Republicans out Of
the purity for refusing To support A. q.
Dayton. / would like to say 70 Mr..
Showalter If he means me, that he is a
tine specimen TO try 20 chastise people
lie had not set his grip down. in Marion
until he wanted Office. But the peonle
did not want him. lie had the gall to
90 before the convention a second time.
me gallant Harry Shaw defeated him.
The next time we hear from him he IS
after the assistant district attorney
ship That hung fire awhile. Can the
people remember how he tore his hair.
swearing vengeance on both Elkins
aDd Dayton. And vet ne POSES as "a
Republican and is secretary Of the
congressional COMMITTEES. Could that
~ ,oJ1 salary have anything 90 do with
~ Now. as to tho Fairmont p~ostoficc
and my position. j will say that Mr..
Dayton was mortally afraid % ftltc poor
black faced miner, SO we think We will
stand before the people equally as well
as Mr.. ShoHalter.
(Signed) a. T. HEFryER
THE con s~TArENENr.
From the tone Of the pres In the
Second Congressional district. they are
trying TO read us out 0f the Hcpubli-
can party, but IN Justice To- ourselves
We will say W. expect Co support our
Republican senatorial and county tick.
ets 10 looks TO as like some people
would sink ali the county Offices to
save Dayton. Our hostility 10 Dayton
"a on account Of bis infamous ~act.onA
towards the labOriug classes and the
poor old soldiers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27

n oov letter is az exact copy of a letter received by Mr.. Evans
bearing Tn signature OF John Il. McGraw, and it is in the possession 81
IN ChaIrman OF the Republican Congressional Committee.
hcGra" evidently imagines that bee usef opooth he is local conn,ol
or he Is q I. r.. X. for Taylor County, that he has the RIGHT 70 do-
tate the way the employees of the B. & O. shall exercise their conrse q .
PohHcal actlon right Of suffrage and to threaten n such am ployes
n darest 20 assert such right if it be exercised against him, with ds.
mssalf from the service of the company.
L 9 uods' The spectacle of John II. McGraw ATTEMPTING to
Fold up like = hghwayman every honest laborer and comnei bi9 TO
march up TO the polls and vote for him or lose bs iob'
The laboring men of the Second District know Toe vel THAR r;,;
pReS as Amerlc"n citizens to be thus inundated by such a despcabls
resort to force and intimidation. aud will throw back in the teeth Of NJ
Mcdra" on the 9Th OF November the foul insult to them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27

Another big Dayton pow WOW is
advertised to take place at Terra
Alta before the election. DAYTON
n Col. George Pearee, of Gum
oerland, are billed to perform in
the Opera House. The Republican
paper over there has crsw fshed on
Dayton and is getting red in the
lace now whoop,ng for him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27

One by one the wandering sheen
are returning TO the fold. William
r. Hsrrity, Of Pennsylvania. the
former chairman Of the Demo
cratic National Com nitteo, who
vas turned down and out from the
COMMITTEE because OF Ais gold bug
procliUties, is now trying hard to
get back into tho great party Of The
people and is doing all be can for
the slection Of George A. jerks.
the Democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor Of the Keystone State. And.
oy the way, it looks like jerks was
going to be elected. in spite Of HE
heavy Republican vote in that
State.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27

The Davis Weekly News has
changed hands, and II. o. Baker.
VINO established it and built it up
10 n OF the best weeklies IN the
State steps down and out, and the
new proprietors are Messrs. Handy
q fot'er, who take charge this
week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27

pie right or course. / haven't :irp. Ia
TOOL with editors who pose as Republi-
cans, who used to rus. Democratic news
papers. My tim e, feeble a. il pny be.
will be devoted tO,the defeat OF man
VINO has been in Congress for years and
VINO pas never recognized a petition Of
Ia borinR men, though il De one.hnif
mile long.
Very respectfully.
A. Il. HEFFSER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27

Tho PArkersburg Sentinel wants
to kno" "If Mckinley made the
price Of wheat &I.s5 Last wear. ~
course he made it go cents this
year. Why did be do it ?" So far
no Republican paper has deigned
10 reply. Perhaps the Journal Of
this place will tackle it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27

The political editor Of the Jour.
nal, +. Hesrmans, in last weeks
issue had discovered q little one
horse country paper, way up in
New York State somewhere, that
had turned Republican, and great
was the Joy Of Heermans over this
small morsel Of comfort. In reply
to this. we want to ask Mr.. Heer-
mans if be has been reading the
P~lttsburg and PhilsdelphIa Repub
lican papers lately on the issues
over IN PennsylVania? Nearly ev
cry n of them are supporting the
Democratic ticket, and out and
out for the Democratic candidate
for Governor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27

In the next JOINT debate they
have we hope McGraw will ask
Dayton who it was that did the
lying about the Fairmont post
office matter. We are not seek :
ing information for campaign pur-
poses, but to ascertain for the sake
OF their moral record which is the
better Republican or the bigger
liar of the two. Elkins said that
Dayton did it,, and Dayton said
that Elkins did it. Which is
which ?-Psrkersburg Sentinel.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27

Secretary of War, Gen. Alger,
who resigned from the army to
keep from being court martialed
for cowardice, receives $75 per
month pension, and draws a salary
OF $4,000 per year from the gov.
eminent besides, while some of the
old veterans who fought all through
the war and have barely enough
to live on, receive but SO and $i2
per month pension.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-27

Ihe people Of Porto Rico are al
ready sufficiently Americanlzed to
raise a row over the distribution of
me government Offices. They are
learning rapidly and will soon DO
discussing free trade or protection,
ana one or 16 to l of the financial
question.