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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19
The Strike in Brooklyn.

New YORK, jay Is-TroiI@y cars
were numerous on 81! the hne= IL
BROOKLYN this morning and It looks as
If the strike i over and that norm !
conditions viii prevail within y
hours. The motormen sud conductors
OF the New YORK & Queens County
Railway bave voted Tot TO 60 out OF
svmparbetic strike TIE Metropolitan
officials, after the early hours. succeed
I'd 10 oo=nIng sill Inc lines Oh which q
strike Lad been declared. A 10 o'clocE
il was said that cars were ruauing near
Is or schedule time. Only about ten
per cent Of the employees, It was declaF'
ed. had struck.
Brooklyn, y. Y. July 19.-The strike
il Manhattan appears TO have had e
stifeuing effect IN the strikers n
Brooklyn and they now declare they
will hold cut until the last ditca. Tns
cars on the Brooklyn Rapid Transit are
much behind toe schedule and II Is De-
lieyed that lot 50 mary are running e
yesterday, Presiden! Ro5ziter Of the
road. still aYer= there : no strike. Dat
saws tual I.49l nen are OUT He said
mis- moruiug About $ TO 50 per cent.
Of TIE cars are running srd IS aoon a= !
can hire sbout SOC men. every :niog
sill run smoothly" Though RoasIIeF
mas repeatedly claimed there IVES Oh
-:rike Ne remarked !oday tnss &c Eouic
no. allow his wife to ride on any o. the
ices. he also stated that a.. Jonnson,
formerly OF ne Nassau line, was incli-
iog the trouble OF the Filth avenue
and Nassau divisions Everytticg WEE
quiet srouLd TIE strikers headquarters
:odsy. Master Workman Pines said !:
We are as vel. Of S. yesterday aod
ne s.rise il MAuhattan will help u
have received word from Boston thai
ne Transit Company have engaged
tEo hundred men il that cry and vii!
-=nd tneu 70 Brooklyn. Our men ere
oot depending % violence 10 viz IL
ms strike sud I dsprecate the oyns
niling Of TIE Elevated Railroad last
night" Mr. Pines states tha! about
800 men nave left the Brooklyn cnn-
Jany 20 Ter ard tnat there have oe@o
-one addi.IonS today.
Absolute Q1le-. marked the =Itustioc
up to one o'clock today. There were
60 rio;ous proceedings or Disturbances
md beyond the knowledge tnaI strike
vas OF. Brooklyn seemed 10 have lapz-
ed into her usual qaiet. More cars
Sonld be running Bat President Ro5si'
or fears 70 Use The green men lie ha=
employed. The u men believed &c
nave been coonec. ed with the cyoamiI
iug Of the elevated raIl!cai. and Tno
were arrested es-ly thi5 uoluing, were
4rraigned 10 Adams street court Ct roor
:odav. Five OF them were discharged
and Is OF them were rensrded 70 jail
aud vii probably D. held % tue charge
Il dyuami;ing. Roster h2= offered
100 reward ior the apprehension Of
ne dyCaui;eT=.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19
Wrecked BIZ Dynamite.

New York, July 19-Two heavy expo.
.oa: startled halt c; Brooklyn at IS o'clock
his morning when sn stIeup. vas nsde 10
blow I'D the Structure CT the Fifth s7enge
elevs:ed railroad on Ssh street. I: !: sup
otsed % have teen the work o. strikers o.
some Of their synpsi hizers. Heayg chsrzes
OF dynamite we're placed a. the bs5e OF two
pillars supporting the elevated Structure, and
discharged almost simultaneously. The
structure was badly wrecked and 81 tra5e
uron it va suspended i i belie7ed no oue
was injured. One hundred aud dfry police
men are guarding the structure while TIE
wrecking crew are a. work repairing .he
damage Twenty-Five strikers have been
placed under arrest, suspected OF completely
in the explosion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19
RiotouS Strikers

Cleveland, o. July l9.-The most Sc
rious violence since the street railroad
strike was renewed, was the blowing
up OF switch with dynamite aud the
burning Of 8 small Office ard waiting
room Ct Murray Hill last evening. No
one vas Injured 40 cleE to tie dy-
namiters could De found. Cars were
operated on seven lines By the conpaoy
part OF yesterday with practically 10
opposition but trey were discontinued
st uightt4Il. ! new policy OF secrecy
has been adopted by both the strikers
and the company. Neither side will
give apy information 10 the public.
Cars were run on several lines today
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19
abolished

TIE pco:ectioniSt= 0: THIS country s.
t-iocte tie low price OF wheat, corn,
tobacco and coC:on 70 over production,
apd the consequent Cutting Q; TIE
home market, but, I'll the sane, ;dey
s:.enuou=iy oppose sny reduction Of
the tArlE o. wdich me expol: OF Auer.
icao produces could be increased, acd
the slu: II me home market Dc :: NOV
Cd: aud wn=n foreign countries il ue=d
0. such produces, il order to &c; than,
oter 10 reduce tneir duties OF America
Imports twenty per cent, g F7arc= las
recently doue. :heir cEefs are Eej=c.ed.
Nor.tern manufacturers must nave
td4ir profits increased, though ne farm
ers sell their crops FOR comparatively
n5thing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19
Frecntion o. Poi-on-r.

London, July Ie Mary Aa-s- &c
IS year old girl VITO mq:der-1 1ss.-.--
last March by =eading hsr pl-s--t
c.ka through tie usih=, end c: ia
she etc, " as hanged q :. A-ozo= 1-,..
ford=hire. today. etrecuou= o., &C.
cesstul efforts hsd o=eo made e
q couuutation Of ner -ec,eccs o- -=
plea OF insanity. Il : =,s,ed -
demned le.t full cnntes=i91. E.-g
An=el killed her sitter Gt,er in-Gr.lg r.
lie 10 her Owl fa7or. TIE eg-cs
against tne girl Taz oyer@le m.cz >=
received TIE death zsrte1c= Uc-.e-i
AID walked !rcu the dog ~ ---
sep. ouly brezkilg doza Tc=- 2.
roucded o. her ~eep.rg AMY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19
Foreign News

Gibraltar, July l9-Tne strike of tie
Spanish woFkuen on the io7;i6ca.iors
1ere * becoming serious. TIE rioters
seem TO control tue situation. TIE sol.
iieTs are under a-ms but sre aeaitins
re endorsements before moving.
London, July l9-U cited States Am
oassador Choate will see Loud Salisbury
agaiu this afternoon concerriog tie
Alaskan dispute.
Pans, July le.-The Marquis Ceral.
90, . CariIsl representative. has been
giv=n y hours notice 10 leave the town
OF Reaooie. near tie Spanish frontier.
Bone. july 19.-The1e v.s 81 eslp:!oa OF
Nom: E:ns TIL. morning.
Charities. F72nee, JAY 19.-A hundred
soldiers O: me gscElson here have bsep ?ois.
oned o. eating canned 6eei. 1hei, eoadi.on
+; serioCs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Governor Tyler mas arranged to es:sb-
li-h headquarters in Richmond and 10
East Radiord.
Dr.. VI. Holues Yezkley. OF Freder-
les county. nas been appointed sssis-
ianr phys ci4n az the Western Stste
hospital Tor tie Iosane. 81 S;au nton-
Senator Martin i ezpsc.ed s.. Ma.
ngSs4s Today TO attend the horse shoE.
but i not expected 20 speak. Governor
TYLER will lave Richmond thi= AFTER
noon for Manassas.
Mr.. James I. Lowry. one OF the Old
est citiz=ns OF Stafford county, died On
Monday. He was eiehty-three years OF
age, sad the father OF Mr.. u. & LoTry
caairnan Of the republican party OF
Stafford county.
Mr.. c. ". Smith, OF Warren:on, has
shipped Becky Snarp," MS thorough.
pred hunter. 10 Nr. Fo1hall heane, OF
Philadelphia, to whom he sold Der
few days ince, Tor $40. Mr.. heane
bought her for =teeplechasing.
While il canoe longing clans OF
TIE Atlantic City fats, yesterday, TWO
brothers. Carey aod Richard Alnsnd,
from Norfolk. aod David Alimad, son
OF the former. were Iun down by the
schooner Livin 4. Insley, ofBal:imoFe,
and drowned.
Lucre.ia Cary. living in Portsmouth,
oecau very much frightened during
The storm Monday evening. and. leav-
iog the other inmates OF the house
went 10 her bedroom. Alter the storm
sne vas io1nd liiele=s, death having re-
=uit=d from fright.
! negro who cane from the West
was seer s. S~oopes Depot, a few miles
below Stanton. just a. the through
freight wan. east yesterday. He board
I'd the train. but got Only a. tar a. FIST
er=hviile. I, was discovered that he
mad smallpox. and he vas st orce quar-
antined before h Tad time 10 come IL
contact with any Que there.
TIE one hundred and sixteenth ses-
sion OF TIE Dover Baptist Association
opened in Richmond. Yesterday morn
ing. Mr. PFuden made speech il de-
nuuciation o: Mormopi=m aud agair5;
the seating Of Roberts oy me House Q:
representatives He said that STATE
aeadquarter: would probably Dc opeued
il Richmond il lew days TO Hght
polygauy.
u. G.. Plzirton, VINO recently killed
Safe Senator " y. Flanagan at Pow
aa.an Court House, was yesterday 81
erroon taken from TIE jail 10 Rich
uoud TO the Court House OF VIII OF
aa0e4s corpus and application made for
osil. After hearing number OF Wit
oesses, me prsDonderauc7 o. whose
testimony went 20 snow tns! Flanagan
aad noli OF PiikioJon 9hea the .a:ai
$40. was fred, Judge Miller grated
oai! il the sum OF $500. holding that
ne case was not one 0! murder II the
irsl de rec.
TIE Virginia Pharmaceutical Asso.
citation b=eau their eighteenth annual
aszion ct Natural Bridge yesterday.
Taere we're preset: President Charles
- Mapai=. G: Charlottesville: Vice
P.e=i ieut, Dr.. 4. W. Fey. Of Sutola:
secretary. c 3. Fleet, 0: Lyucn oura:
Treasurer, c. Z. L1n=den, OF Lynch
burg. aud about forty delegates il
clulirg few ladies'. TIE regular bn=i-
ness opened yesterday morning when
ne secretary and treasurer made re
D3rt=. sitter which the Relation OF the
State TO the National Association OF
R=tail Druggists" was discussed. Ten
ai= and croques games, target practice,
and pool and bowling contests filed 10
ne afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19

TIE Knoxville newspapers say tie
Southern Railway Company Is making
arrangements for the erection Of 3 hand
some depot 10 that city. Alexandra
has done q great deal more for the
So1:hero, than Knoxvilleeyer did, ard
that road i =;ardiog il is own llgd. e.
long as il continues 20 suppose tag; tbs
city i satisfied with is depot here.
Auica6le, ere more profitable rnaa al
tagonistic relations. and wise railroad
managers always try to win the favor
OF the people OF the cities through which
their roads ruu. And this applies q
well to the Pennsylvania, and to tie
electric railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19
WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 1e 1893

TEcUeE the truth OF SenatoF Coao-
dlsr's assertion, that Senator GallingsT
san. circulars 70 federal o5ceholde's,
asking tnen Tor contributors 70 TIE
republican election fnnd, vas vel g
tao!isded. republican member Of TIE
civil service commission. sent 20 ioTesi!-
gate me ease, after quarrelins With he
prosecutor arc .hseatenio. 20 throw
hin OF: Of : window, closed the iovez-
;izatiou aud returned 10 Washington,
saving there KS nothing IN ne coaFge.
ard :a4t re n2o ~no brought !. vas
ic=pi,ed Only 6y spite. TIE rex: tine
Coug.es: sal. have vhacz 8. toe
civil service commission. It : nop5d
,oa: IA. gso:eser= huuoug nay Dc
abolished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19
Had Three Young VIZ

D5ve1, Del, Jug L ~ .or-
Prezoyterisr Cemetery Z: De -.
tsrday found il Z distant ==cflco Gu
cemetery, some toIty fe=s spacc. a,.vs:
OF three young women. Tney ~ ~
wives OF Alexander 4cC!yu=1-. s,-.
uer 4eublyuau acd 1e--z.ssr
citizen OF TIE early Part {: ta.= CO
On the slab OF Saren. Who G.=d il
aged q, Is Inscribed "O- No..
Wy heart l. torn ezauf-r
gbss-ly ~ou5d." IN 1915
The =ecord wife, died, sged =
tomb con.eioa word eY-n -,-- ~.
''Insatiare archer. WoC.d ~ a.
suffice ?r Bu. in 1875, vner : z.--..
the third wife, died 3. ioe a2s Q. s.
sorroE4.ricsen nu=Decd 1fo:e I.v
shaft feb thrice, ard tdI-ee II q=sc:
Tas CLAIM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19

TIE PzEs-DEST, OF Ms own sweet
will, has changed the navigation laws
and extended the privileges, provided
by those laws 70 citjzen= Of this country,
10 those Of the Philippine Islands acd
O: Porto Rico also. WY c5r;aioly
Napoleon I. ;s=ued navigation orders,
and Why shouldn'. tie American Va
po!eon co likewise Ucdsr former
Presidents. Congress was tde only pow
e. that could charge national laws, but
Mr.. Mckinley acts upon ihe id=a that
tie ilaws are silent during wars, and.
from the slow way in which ne i prose
cutting the Philippine war, ne evidently
desires that that condition shall con-
tinue indefinitely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19

TIE annual catalogue Of Wiliia-
and Mary College SHOWS ths, tina: IL
stitution, at which most OF the men OF
whom Virginia should De proud ~eFe
educated, Bargaining its old populati-
u, It's las: years natricula.es being
numerous and hailing from gil parts q
the State. Every superintendent o. pub
lie schools q the State is empowered oy
Law to nominate as many students a.
his county or city has Representatives
il the House Of Delegates, and more,
a: there are nearly always vacaucie-,
but ali should De sufficiently prepared
TO take q collegiate course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19
Fight on Z Train.

Pit,sourg. Pa July ia desperate
encounter tooz . ace today on tie Cal
csgo express shortly after il pulled out
0;the Fort Wayne station q All='
goeny. Lieut.. McCouFr, OF the Fort
WAYNE railroad police, was severely
xoGoded 10 ignt with Kid McMi!en,
ne bark roooer, and four other des
oeraGoes. The smoking Car was nd
lied with bullets A:ler beating back
ne crew srG stopping the rrsjn, the
robbers e=cs PED, leaving NcCourt for
lead Oh the track near Ellsworth. Nc
Millea was $40: through the nip a2d
ore OF Ms pals wa= a.=o rounded
TIE passengers II the smoking car
-4n for their ives when the shooting
COMMENCED. Over twenty-five shots
were exchanged be:veec NcCourc ard
McMiIlen= four friends c-ouching De-
oind seas before tue train came to
-.auds'il. - the train stopped Nc
Mi.len threw open 5 widow aai Jump
81 OFT. NcCoQrr rac 70 the plsIforu
and Jumped Of sitter ciu. Firing as hs
ran re CEASED TIC hid sud he K cerIaia
hat re sdog Mn.
In spite 9: his wound McMill=u still
contiuued % run bu: was esSily capi1--
Il oy tne oGcer. The bark robbers
riends mad followed and they $. oncz
attacked AcCour. to rescue McMillen.
NcCourt was kicked and hammered On
tue head with revoi7ers. He Tough.
Bleeding from S dozen
cuts std completely exhausted ne st
asst iell aud the trium ohan: desperadoes
led taking McMillen with them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19
democrats Assembling.

Cricago, H., July 19-Ine Big men
Eoo VII! attend the democratic aud
silver orgaoiz4;ion gatherings here to-
MORROW are beginning 10 arrive. Col.
8zugouao, Of Maryland. VITO i the
accredited representative 0: Senator
CONAN il the conference oidemocrats,
: among the arrivals. Col. Baugh-
nan says ne do5s 10. think sill.
ver IS the most important issue
before the people. The trus: question,
ae says, Is OF primary importance.
Toe wo:k OF the nsuoral committee
aas rot been fully outlined and many
Of tue commi:teemen are il the dark
= 10 what will oe done. ! i known,
however, tnst the situation and senti-
nent 10 tne various States will be fully
discussed aud that the unIi rule, tie
~o-tnird= rule, and ne=eatiug OF dele.
.at-= wno oolJed the platform aud can
iidate5 OF 1895 will receive considerable
attention. TIE latter question and the
isnt between TIE AitgeId aud harrison
actions II illinois sill pEooa ply result
I the biggest 6sh. Of the meeting.
Mayor Harrison mas refused 10 :
dress tae meeting and Mr Bryan, who
osd accepted al iavi alton 10 talk, now
,4ys that ne. j: not sure that ne Will DC
4b!e TO keep Ms ergs Cement. The na-
-lonal CON mittee will meet al noou IL
.ne Sherman House lomorrov. TIE ex.
-cat!ve committee OF the American b.
metallic Union will meet IL the same
lOtel ~ ina -6rua nOur
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19
Fire Saratoga.

Saratoga, y. y. Jaly 19-One OF the
laree=, frs Saratoga has experienced
durirg Sumner season II years,
broke cut a. 80 O'Clock this morning
ia the P4iai= Royal building on the
corner OF Congress street and Broad
way, directly opposite the Grand | nion
Hotel. The cause was the explosion
OF naphths 10 bicycle repair shop.
The flames enveloped the buiidiog
quickly acd threatened the Grand
Union for tins: the hote. Va
slightly damaged The ire depart
ment sounded = general alarm Dot !,
vas not until II o'clock tnat the Ire
vas under control. TIE Congress Pax
House vas reduced to cnarred TrecE.
TIE loss will exceed $50 coo, hall @:
which will probably Dc covered oy in
-uraoce. Dozens OF summer stores on
Broadway were wrecked, althongn
many OF toe good: were taken out.
The CUES: 81 the Grand Urion are in
neo=elv pleased over the Wy the en-
ploye= were trained and the cool ~ay
they Eent about preparing 10 save the
ef-cta OF tie guess.
TIE IRE gut.ei TIE Favoriie Spring
Building. the Congress PARK Hotel, TIE
ED House ard a6ou: - stores. Tcere
we're s=veia! narroT escapes OF store
enploye.. ! man named Do~d, Ell
ployed IL tie Marpay Laundry, : mis-
lag. Fully $1,000 people Witnessed the
fra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19

IT RAISED BCGs Great swans OF
ougs descended on Lanbertville, y. j.,
and vicinity Sunday night and literal
$ covered everything, Just about the
time the arc lights were turned on they
made their appearance. People walk
Tag on the streets were kept busy fight
ing them OF, ard houses became filed
with them. Ga Cottage Hill the bugs
seemed 10 iall in showers acd residents
we're compelled to keep in their homes
AID close doors and windows. The
bugs were black and resembled reaches,
aseing hard shell.like back, but were
small Monday morning the ground
Sas covered with bodies OF millions OF
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19

a BRIDE N USIFogM-Saortly be
fore reaching Altoona, Pa. yesterday the
coz duc.or OF one OF the trains carrying
the Nineteenth infantry from Camp
Meade westward discovered ne mad one
more passenger than the transportation
sheet provided for. Roll was called
aud dapper little soldier answering TO
the name OF Martin proved to be the
5upernunersry.
''I'll nave to stop this train aud put
you OF at Green-bare," said the con-
ductor. Not if know it," roared
big six.footer who had oeen listening
a,tentively. VIVA. have you TO do
With i'?" asked the conductor. That's
ny wife replied tue big fellow in E
lower tone. This wss TOO much for the
conductor, who ret1eated. The couple
hail from Martinsburg, " Va. They
were married just before the husband
eolisted. The wife got on the train a.
Harrisburg after being supplied with a
neat uniform. She declares her inten-
ton of accompany her husband to the
Philippines. The captain Of the com
pany agreed that she might go 10 Pitts
burg, where the matter would be
brought to the attention OF the colonel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19
Objected to Being Photographed.

Newport, Z. L, July 19.-For some
inc the co,tagers have been stopped
their walks and drives by photogra-
hers that their pictures might Dc ta-
zen. Some OF the coliagers TOOK this
yood-naturedly. while Others thought
nat 8 stop should De put to it. Mr..
Fm. &. Vanderbilt With his wife and
sister in-law were walking down Ledge
road yesterday to call on Mrs Bel
mont, when surrey containing three
men came in the opposite direction.
As the party wss passing camera was
aimed and snapped. Mr.. Vanderbilt
al ouce made q jump for the team aud
anded on the step, out the camera was
placed beyond his reach before any
damage was done. When he boarded
Tue surrey the horse was whipped up
md when De a!ighted De had been car
rird fifty feet. The whole affair did
oot occupy more than minute and no
one was Injured
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FrishtfuI Blunder

VIII often cause 3 horrible Burn.
Scsld, Gu. or Bruise, Buckleu's Aruica
SsIve, the bss; il the world, will kill
tie pain and promptly hesi it. Cures
Old Sores, Fever Sores. Ulcers, Boils,
Felops, Corns, all Skin ErupIions. Best
Pile cure on earth. Ooly . cts, box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by E. s. Lead.
heater & Sons. Druggists.
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7OETAGAgA FALLS AND RETUgN.

speciai trains, With pa1lor CATS aud day
coaches will leave Washington, Wis the Penn
syivsuia Railroad, st ; = II. Juy p, August
10 and q. September and d. and October
3 sud 10 Tickets limited 10 Ten dsys, and
allowing stop owe. s. BudAlo, Rochester, Wat
kir< and Capandsigus returning within lin
il : 0. Special rates FOX SIDE trips from Nj.
sgara Falls 70 Toronto snd Rochester to Thou
sand Islands.
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From Havana.

Havana, July I9.-Oficial reports
show az appalling child mortality in
Havana. 10 the past Is days there
have been 373 deaths from measles,
slone.
The transport Fitzpatrick has sailed
for Cieufuegos With supplies.
The abolition OF the postal Thanking
privilege became effective today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-19

II GOMEZ il Cuba and Inc Sultan OF
S1lu were paid large sums Of money to
agree to submit 10 the authority OF the
United States, why shouldn't that same
potential means Of obtaining every de-
sired object, have been used il the case
OF Aguioaldo? Surely the cost would
have been infinitely less than that OF
the war that has, so far at least, been
unsuccessfully prosecuted against hin
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JUDGING from the names OF those
mentioned 3; opposed to the reelection
OF Senator Martin and il favor OF Gov
ernor Tyler, it appears as if al OF the
latter were supporters Of the May Con-
ference fasco, and that, too, though
both the Senator and Governor are il
favor OF the election OF [. 5. Senators
by the people, for which object the
conference referred to was, at least
nominAlly, held. Thus, il respect Of
the May Conference, as OF many otter
Ghinge. all Is not what seems to be.