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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-11-15

A writer recently referred to the frost
as painting the colors on the foliage Of
the trees in the fall of the wear We
think this is an error. for the most beau
tifully tinted foliage may always be
found in those seasons when there is
no frost. when the leaves ripen natural
Iy. This fact was especially noticeable
this fall
The hundreds of farmers mutual in
surance companies are making Il fine
record If you have such a company
in your county, join it; if there is none,
unite with your neighbors in organic
ing one. You get absolutely safe in
surance; no "nigging" when u loss is
suSta1ned. and the premiums paid are
not sent out of the county.
Japan in the year 1900 took $15,000,-
600 worth of the agricultural products
of this country against only 100000
taken five years ago This well illus
trates the possible value of these ORR
entQf markets to the American farm
err. With hogs worth close to 6 cents
ap6und live weight, wheat is worth
ever $l.25 per bushel to feed them.
Some ovcrparticular people do not
like TO have the leaves newly fallen
blowing and drifting about the lawn in
the fail days, and so they rake them up
and burn them. This is mistake
Let them lie where the wind drifts
them or rake them on to and around
the shrubs in the border. The leaves
have a beautiful mission while living
and most useful one after they are
dead. They are natures best protec-
ton for tender things. aside from max
ing the best of muIchlng, and as they
decay are most valuable fertilizer.
Don't burn the leaves.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-11-15

The past season has been bad one
for the farmers in England and Scot
land. The competition of the low prize
ed grains and meats of this country
has about ruined the agricultural in
terests of those countries. Each year
shows fewer number of acres TILED
and a lesser amount of stock kept,
While my lord who lives in the castle
on the hill mournfully regards his ever
decreasing rent roll and has TO resolve
himself into n committee of ways and
means to make both ends meet.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11
Inside Politics Leaking Out.

The political vane has taken another
turn. 1t has leaked out that the friends
of Mr. Montague have been directed to
bring up contest from every point in
which Mr. Swanson has the prepOnder-
ence Of strength This has been lately
exemplifed in RadfOrd, Franklin and
Newport News-the former two admit
ting of not shadow of justice for such
a course. The idea is, that while Mr..
MOntage is in the lead the delegates of
other candidates are to have their hands
tied so that his majority of uncOntested
delegates will have the deciding of the
cases, by which means .he will be given
enough to nominate on the first ballot.
ii this were not done his friends
are fearful that, lacking enough to
nominate ON the first ballot, he will fail
entirely. Up to the present time all con-
tests have come from the Montague side.
Friends have urged Mr.. Swanson to
adopt similar tatics but he is 10th to do
what promises to prOduc, a revolution
in the politics of the State
The announcement thai Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee will make his future home in Rich
mOnd and the statement made by him
buhl uC VIII Dt III tliC DOiltlCdtt DdttitS VI
the future have put the wiseacres to
guessing. The most that they can make
out of it is that he will once more try for
the u. ). Senatorship. All things seem
to promise a lively time in Virginia poll
ties during the next few years. II is no
secret that Mr.. Montague and Congress
man Jones are both DESTROYS of repre-
senting this State in the highest hall of
national legislation. Gen. Lees coming
upon the scene will add interest to the
situation. Should Attorney General
Montague win the Governorship ne ia
sure to try for the Senatorship, and with
every promise of success. As Senator
Daniel s term expires first it is interesting
to speculate as to Mr.. Montagues inten-
tons. 1t is recalled that year or so
ago it was limited that, in pushing Mr..
Montague to the front, he would some
day cross MIR. Jones-his adyocate-in
his political aspirations, as he has done
Mr.. Swanson, another beDefactor. 1t
may be that these leaders, in the event
of victory this year, win agree upon one
contesting Daniels and the other Mar
tins seat. But Fitzhugh Lee, as noted,
may be third factor 70 reckon with.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11
BOZ -=aa...-=s.
GENERAL NEWS

New York printer passed number
Of bogus checks by forging the name OF
j. Picrpont Morgan.
At Warm Baths, east OF Pretoria. a
Boer LANCER was surprised with the re-.
suit that the British killed - and emp.
tured 100 men and all the supplies
The British surprised two Boer hangers
M different points in Cape Colony and
captured forty -twO prisoners, 1000
rounds Of ammunition and n quantity oi
supplies
The government IL planning 10 estab-
lsll free mint at Manila for the making
oi a Philippine silver dollar interchange
able with the Mexican dollar and redeem
able at "A fixed price in gold.
The monuments Of the Mason aud
Dixon boundary line between 'ennsyl-
yania aud Maryland have suffered from
the attacks OF yandals aud they will bee
replaced with east iron markers
Lous Myers alias Williams. notori-
ous mOonshiner and desperadO hns been
captured in Kentucky lie IL charged
with the murder of two women in Nir-
ginia three men in North Carolina. in
Guiding u s. marshal. one in South
Carolina. and the sheriff Of I'nicoi county,
Tenn Mountaineering 100 have
been offered for his capture The GOV
ernors Of these States have been notified
oi his capture.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11
Tauuuier Man Kills a Woman

William j Stone killed May Car-tens
a Washington girl ia qucstiouably ~
sort in Baltimore Saturday night ana
then made desperate attempt 90 END
his own life Stone is a native of Fan
uuer county, Va. where hc has "a wife
and children.
He went To Baltimore some time ago
met the woman and remained away from
his family 10 live with her Influential
friends of Stone and his wife in Virginia
used every eiior, to induce him to leave
her. but without avail.
Stone and the girl went 10 River VI Jew
Saturday, and returned same evening L.
the place where the woman had removed
after the loss OF stone money compelled
her to give up the house in which he had
established her Stone was sober. but ir
an ugly frame oimind.
He quarreled with the woman inter
their return, and lett her room. lie SEQ
cured a butcher knife and went back
They were alone in the room until th,
inmates were aroused 10y the woman p
pitiiul cry of " Help. lie j. killing mc
When policeman. who was in the vi
entity arrived on the scene. the woman
had been stabbed 10 death, and Stone
was in the act oislashing his own throat
lie was taken To the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital, where the physicians say hewill ~
cover.
Stone comes OF a prominent and intlu
entail iamily Of Virginia aud mp to a
year ago was n well-to-do citizen of Eau
quier county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11

a FEW days ago we entered protest
against the way in which some cOun-
ties were permitting gubernatorial
candidates TO name their own dele
gates. Just little previous to the
appearance OF THE FREE LANCE : edi-
torial unknown to us the Norfolk
Landmark called attention TO the
pernicious method. and little later
ex-Attorney-G General r. Carter Scott
came out in a letter to the Richmond
Dispatch OH the same subject and the
Richmond News also gaveiteditorial
attention. The same idea seems to
have struck number, and withforce,
at the same time. The people OF Vir-
ginia are facing a great danger, and
they are being unconsciously led into
a trap. at the same time themselves
opening the pass-way. They havenot
cried smachine" in vain, but they are
gradually fastening upon themselves
a greater and more Ubiquitous ma
chine than they ever dreamed OF.
With one man naming the Governor,
.'entenant-G Governor, AttoneyrGen-
M9te Chairman, District, State
- rive Committees = and
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11
SPOTSYLVANIA
Telephone Extension News Notes and
Personals

Correspondence OF lm FREE Lance
Spot-yl,ania, va. june TO- 1901.
Rev. i. T. II Crismoud preached very
able and iorcibe sermon at Zion Sunday
morning Mr. (rismond filled the ap.
pointmcnt Tor the Rev. j. W Hickman,
who is conducting "a series oi meetings IN
Radlord
Dr. Henry DcJnrncltc passed through
our town on Tuesday from Rappnhan.
mock ca route "a Lewiston 10 visit his
parents
Dr. VIM 4. Harris. Of this place, ywho
succeeded iu winning the VI D. degree at
the recent commencement of the Medical
College ol Virginia will leave ia few
DAYS 60 bc examined by the State Medical
BOARD OF rpinia which meets az Stamu-
ton DR. llarrI-is a, very deserving young
man, and We predict bright future for
him
Miss Pearl Rawlings who has been
teaching school boo thc family OF DR. VIM.
j Coleman, 40 Mineral city, has returned
home Co spend vacation
Mr. Gco Koelurd who has been for
the past session % student at Johns
Hopkins / University of Maryland. IL %
visitor in our town
Mr. T.. III bcInructtr. lr, young at
tnrucy here is visiting his lnther. Capt
j.. n DcJaructtc az lewiston
Mr. Gardner Waller. who for the past
session was law student at the niyer
sity oi lrginia was at the Court house
on Friday
THE County court was BOO session Fri
day to determine the writ oi hnbeas
corpus awarded ou Mondny. court day.
in cascoi Lucy age petitioner. rs. Geo
Walker defendant The petitioner was
represented 10y Frederick W. tOlcman
and the defendant by l.ce j Graves.
Commonwealth Attorney The court
decided iu favor of thc petitioner, Lucy
llagg
Mr. Ncdwin Garner viii leave in % few
days for Richmond where he viii spend
"a part oi thc Summer
Clerk j. J.. II tri-mond aud Sheriff j.
g. Harris are said to have the hcst crops
of wheat boo This vicinity
The officers OF thc >pOfsylNunia Icle-
phone 60 have commenced extending the
line The work j, being pushed by Nr.
f. T. Andrews.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11
SOME DEATHS

Mr. John Tucker died recently in Madi-
son county
Mrs. G.. +. Galloway died at Warren
ton, Saturday night.
Mrs. Mary Ann Mariner, OF Aceomac,
died last week nged 81 years.
Mr.. Benjamin lancey, aged 93 years
died in Culpepcr county Friday.
Col. J. Howard Gibson, n prominent
citizen OF Fauquer county, died few
days ago.
Mrs. Margaret Patterson Gunnell died
at her home in Fairfax county, Hast week
aged GOyears.
4 telegram was received nj Warrcnton
Friday from Kentucky. announcing the
death OF John y. Payne, son Of Gen. vii
liam II. Payne. Ills death was shock
To his friends in Warrcnton.
Mrs ID. H. Mcnamara. of White Stone,
Lancaster county. died last week and
was buried at the White Stone church.
The deceased was iorty-thrce years of
age, and leaves a husband and five chill
dren.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11
MARRIAGES

Mr. l.li ue'auo aud Miss Minnie Ken
needy. cot Richmond county. were married
last week hy Er, W. J. Davis.
Rev JohuQ Rhodes united inmnrriag
last week Miss Joauna Hester and Mr..
otto g. MrGchcr OF Loui-a county
SIR. james T. Merrill and Miss Annie
Rislcy. both of Accomnc. were married
last week. Rev lir Johnson. officiating
Mr. Jas ID Richardson aud Miss Grace
Fitzgerald. and Dr. samuel Cecil Oglcs.
by and Miss Carrie J.. Griffith. of Acco-
mae. were married la-t week.
ln Chicago on april 29th 1901 NJ VI.
Movies of ohio and Mary g. oldest
daughter cot Mr. and Mrs Robert Brown,
formerly of Richmond county. were mar.
ricd
The marriage oi Miss lillian Bowman
to Mr.. Joseph Goodall both ol Madison
county. tx announced to take place
Thursday next af Sunuysillc the home
Of her parents.
Mr. Lewis Gregory and Miss innc Gar
land Council OF King and Qurcn county.
were married last week by Rev. Alex.
Fleet MissJanieJone- OF lulpcper. was
one Of the bridesmaids
The marriage of Miss Resale Cooke. of
Holliu- Institute 90 Mr. Francis j Duke
viii take place at lloIlius today. Mr.
Duke r. assistant treasurer of the Rich
moud rrrdcrick.hurga Potomac Rail
road
Gen. William Mclomh has ISSUED inyi.
tatiOn- Tor The marriage oi his daughter.
Miss Mary Malcolm McComb. 70 DR.
Frank " lleu. Iheorrrmouy takes place
June 18th. 40 - o'clork at Mechanics
willie Baptist church. Orange county
Bethel church oi Culpepcr county was
beautifully decorated Wednesday. the oc-
ca-ion being Che double wedding oi VIZ.
&. J.. Gibson and Miss Fannie T. Carter.
ana j. i Bolen aud Miss JENNIE Lec Car
ter The ceremony was performed 10y
Rev 4. r. Grimsley.
The marriage OF Miss Annette g.. Mar
tyn and Luciu- l.. Smith. lr.. of Ilyatts
Vile. took place Thursday, at Warren
ton. Rev H. 5. Coe officiating. assisted
by Rev. l.. j. Smith. father of thegrOOm.
Mrs r. Richard Schwab. sister OF the
bride. was matron of honor.
Invitations arr ont ior the marriage OF
Mr. james llcrndon lightioot. "a former
resident of Culpcper county, to Miss Viz
ginia Dorsey. daughter of Mrs. James
owen Dorsey. OF 1akoma Park d. g.,
the ceremony To take place in Trinity
church. Tacoma Park. at noon Tuesday,
June 18th
Miss Mary Louis Wood daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard Wood, of Jefferson
ton. CIlpeper county was married last
week at the home of her cousin, Mrs
Joseph GARRISON. 1870 East Monument
street. Baltimore. to Mr.. j Stanley Ste
vens. oi Charlottesville, Va Rev W. W.
Wood. brother Of the bride. performed
the ceremony They willreside in Wash
ingtOn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11
Pan-Ameriean Exposition.

Special excursion to Buffalo, n. Y. via
r., +. q p. r. r., and Pennsylvania Rail
road, June 18th and 9th, 1901 For
both occasions the r., f. 4 p II. R., will
sell ironclad-signature excursion tickets
on June 18th and Doth, for trains leav-
ing fredericksburg at ! 80 p. IN, ,; %
p. M, and 800 p. m. and for
) :07 a. m, train on the morning
of June 18th and 9th, at rate
of Sill go. Tickets good going only on
Pennsylvania Railroad trains, leaving
Washington at I 30 a. m, June 18th
and 9th, and for return on all regular
Pennsylvania Railroad trains, leaving
Buffalo on or before June 10Th, OF July
Bird, respectfully,
{. G Cox, Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11
Stafford Notes.

Onvile, Va. June Sth 1901.
Mr.. j. r. Goodwin has one Of the larg-
est and best heat crops in this section.
Miss Martha Alsop raised the first Irish
potatoes in this neighborhOod.
Mrs Il. f. Thorton picked from a small
English strawberry patch during May
sixteen gallons of strawberries
Miss Goldie Goodwin will return to
her home at Cum Springs soon.
Miss Bell Goodwin is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Hartman, in Maryland
Mr. +. +. Thornton will return to his
home at Hill View" Sunday.
Ii is believed that some OF our worthy
school teachers are preparing to teach
one scholar. \.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11

WITH GrosvcnOr advocating an income
tax and Babcock pleading for free trade
and Dick proclaiming for the government
ownership of telegraphs and railroads
| ncle Sans legislative waters are he
coming quitepcrturbed.- Fredericksburg
Free Lance.
And TnE FREE Lance being II paper as
indicated in its name it can endorse all
three propositions and not create any
undue excitement -Danville Register.
Yes; for the independent spirit OF
these old-line politicians is worthy OF
emulating, and The FREE LANCE is
not SO sure but that it would like to
see the several subjects come into
some prominence. Their agitation
would have a wholesome influence
upon our national themes which are
becoming somewhat bed-ridden.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11
POLITICAL

GOV. JEFF Davis declines to become %
candidate for the I ). Senate 60 succeed
Hon. james X Jones Of Arkansas.
r. ). Thomas, Of Greene county. will
be urged for the position OF sergeuntat
arms uf the Constitutional Convention.
There is Il great dealoi sentimental rot
uttered nowadays about this being the
peoples year in politics Petersburg In
deX Appeal
The Democrats Of Newport News elect
ed two sets of delegates to the gubcrna
torial convention One instructed for Mon
tague and the other for swanson.
senator Daniel may not be- n delegate
to the State Democratic convention. IL
il said he will not be- il he has to lead a
Montague delegation from Campbell.
Thecounty committee Of Louisacuunty
will probably order a primary within the
next ten days ur two weeks Tor thc sclrc
ton of delegates To the Norfolk coWen
ton.
Nirginias Democratic Guhcrnatorial
campaign has reached the lightning cnl
culation stag The man vino has nil
the figures a his fingers ends rs holding
forth loudly in divers places Norfolk
Landmark.
Ii looks very much as If John t.. Jcl
fries. OF Cupcpcr. has most excellent
chance of receiving the nomination Tor
third place on the ticket \ very large
number of delegates favorable to all the
candidates for governor have been IN
structcd for him Rich. Corr Index Np
peal.
There was ~ delegates To the state
Convention elected Saturday. This mukcs
go already chosen of the total at .iGi
members of the convention. All Oi the
candidates got part of the delegates
elected Montague captured the follow
ing of these: Campbell, fourteen, Eliza
beth City. ten. Halifax. fourteen. lotr-
tourr. four and one half; Norfolk county,
two: Amherst. four Mr.. swanson got
fourteen in Halifax. Col Marshall TWEEN.
ty.six in Fauquicr. Mr. EcholS one in
Halifax and nine aud onchali in hot|
tourt.
The Constitutional Convention meets
in Richmond next Wednesday for the
purpose OF framing a new organic law ln
the interest of the people of the state.
and il being generally conceded that the
members who have been elected tO that
body arr among the best aud brainc-t
men in the commonwealth, the rank
and file naturally are looking forward
10 results from them which viii be- for
the bettermcut OF their condition. and
they ought not To- be- disappointed.
Peninsula Enterprise
Col K. e.. Marshall was the only caudi
date voted Tor at the Dcmorraticprlmary
held throughout fauquier county Saur
day. The vote was "A very hight one
According 10 agreement between the
friends of Marshall swanson. aud Mon
tague. a committee was named to select
the delegates according Co the prevailing
sentiment at each precinct. The delcga-
ton will support Marshall as long as
there is any chance for him 90 secure the
nomination. When Marshall is dropped
the delegation viii in all probability Doe
divided az To second choice between Mon
tague and Swanson. in what proportion
it cannot now be- stated The delegates
have not yet been selected. fnuqnlrr
viii have twenty six votes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11

through these County and City Com
mittees the rule of one man power
over Virginia willnot be less complete
than it was in the days of Malone.
The people have been appealed to
through prejudice and misrepresenta-
ton. and always ready to listen to
one whom they think will right
wrongs, they are apt to be led into
stronger serfdom than ever. This Is
true OF all history, more particularly
political.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11
(COmmunicated)
Who Knows I
To Tnr FREE Lance

To Tn FREE Lance:
We noticed it stated in the Wash
ington Post that II the delegates
Of Spotsylvania elected at last court
in mass-meeting, and instructed TO
vote for Montague, had been eject
ed by districts, that is each dis
trict select its own delegates the result
would have been different. II will be- re-
membered, however that when the meet
ing was called, resolution was passed
by a majority Of those present instruct
ing delegates elected in said meeting to
vote for Montague Only about ! OPP
posed this resolution. Now we would
he glad to have some one tell us il this
resolution would not have held good in
district meeting or in the mass-meeting?
G..
Spotsylvania Go. Va, June 10th 1901.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11

Joseph Williams, colored, was sentened
at Carrollton, Ga, to be hanged for muir
dering Otis Wood, a white boy. A few
hours before the time for the hanging an
appeal was taken to the Georgia Su-
preme Court, thus postponing the execu-
ton. A mob attempted to take the ne
gro from the jail and lynch him Sheriff
Joseph Merrill with few deputies, fired
volley, killing one and wounding two
mob retreated and the negro was taken
TO Atlanta for saie-keeping.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11

SEVERAL states in the North and West
have adopted voting machines, Indiana
being am9ng the last To enter the lists.
In the South we prefer the goodold way.
-Danville Register.
Why. bless your soul, according to
the opinion of some, Virginia has had
her voting machine for some time.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11
Personals From Caroline.

Correspondence of TnE FREE LANcr)
Dawn, Va, June 9TH, 1901.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 4. Martin are the
guests Of Mr.. W. s. Bowers and family.
Miss Annie Peatross has returned home
after "A short visit to Bowling Green and
toNisses Annie and .ieanie boswell
Misses Stuart and Estellc Blanton, who
have been spending the winterand spring
in Ashland, have returned to their home
near here, much TO the delight of their
friends.
Mr. r. ". PeatrOss left last week for
Colorado, where he will be employed as
civil engineer
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11

.IrnGE DAVIS. in Cincinnati. divorced
Mr.. and Mrs. William II Bernard and
allowed the husband - year ali
monv. Ofcourse Mr. b. will be too
gallant TO undertake to run another
wife on his ex-wiie's stipend.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11

The mosquito yellow fever theory
seems to have put a hustle on MIR.
John d. Rockefeller aud he has con
tributed 5000. OO0to establish an III
stitute for medical research.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11
The World's Work.

1921 paid subscriptions were received
for The Worlds Work during the week
ending June LIST. Cash receipts for May
were 81, 555.46 more than December.
usually regarded as the best month for
magazines. All this is because The
Worlds Work has the breath of life in it.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11
Il airdlas The Glabs.

The fame of Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
as the best in the world, extends round
the earth. It's the one perfect healer OF
Cuts, Corns Burns, Bruises, Sores, Scalds,
Boiis, Ulcers, Felons, Aches, Pains and
all Skin Eruptions. Only iniallible Pile
cure. 25c a box at NJ. NJ. Lewis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11
Take Notice.

Walter b. Tyler is no longer in the en-
ploy OF the Southern Foundry and Ma
chine Works, and has no authority to
contract any debts. or to assume any oh
legations for me. or for the Southern
Foundry and Machine Works.
CHARLES TYLER.
June LIST, 1901.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11
For over Fifty Years.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by millions
of mothers for their children while teeth
ing, with perfect success 1t soOthes the
child, soitens the gums, allays all pains
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists in every part OF the world.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Be sure and
ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11

Tar oyster beds in Virginia arecovered
by sheets ot water-Richmond News.
SO long rs is not fresh it is better
than being covered by mortgages.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11

Is THE absence OF a contagion the
Sultan OF Turkey has quarantined
against typewriting machines. Atick
has ever been deemed Il nuisance.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11

SOME OF the Texas newspapers are
clamoring for a bugology bureau.
They should have begun earlier in the
season. as did Virginia.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-06-11

The hall OF tine House of Delegates has
been thoroughly renovated for the meet
ny OF the Constitutional Convention.