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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
THE NEXT r1AYOR.

Mr. Mccarthy has pledged himself give the citizens of Prov
busnesske
He has language that neither be misunderstood
strued declared that elected he will between
and rapacou corporations that seeking page the people
for their profit
He has made clear that he side built
by the and permanently owned by the On the
his past abo in behalf Of the people he be trusted zeosy
safeguard their interests from all assaults and he be
depended implicitly every attempt the
Brayonism subject the the shame seeing chief of
lice convicted of the scandos offence OF attempted conspiracy
nue the reputation and standing the community OF respected
What of his opponent
Mr. Lpptt has talked very gby during the campaign Of pros
pery the tariff finance,
ing municipal affairs the which he would
them in of his election.
Forced to make reply his attitude
the side tunnel question he lodged completely Indeed he has
plainly and papabe evaded which the
have right to know his views that citizens justified conclud
ing that he wholly without convictions if he has he lacks
the manhood and courage to them
That Providence will
send to the office the hall No candidate
who record favorng the expenditure of $oooo of the
taxpayers for the exclusive benefit of Marsden Perrys
traction corporation will receive their suffrages
No candidate who is afraid declare himself of the
gaers who have gained Judgement the city hall
who in his pusianmy withhods pledge safeguard the
against the odum OF having the head Of police
chief convicted conspiracy need expect anything
the hands of the intelligent electorate than crushing
During the coming the affairs of the Providence will
be directed by Mr. Mccarthy from the office
city hail. by Charles Warren Lpp from the upper
steamer City of Newport.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
GRANGER AND GARVJN.

The Hon ID. L. d. Granger will be reelected by the
First district The of that recognize
able faithful and fearless and be depended upon
ward by Mr. Granger the house of
which his has been has been deserved
For Mr. Granger has been the of the
people and during that period has he failed dis
charge every duty faithfully honestly capab
emergency manfuly and courageously.
In congress he has upheld by his and his the policies
of the president for the crbng of the illegal and rapacou opera
OF the for the regulation of railroad for the
the people of food free aduteaton and for the
granting the people of the Philippines reasonable
tariff that will enable them work peaceful and prosperous
destiny
Mr. Granger stands for good wages and steady work for labor
fair and reasonable profits for industry
cheaper living ood fuel and clothng the positive
governmental illegal combinations trade whether in
dusria and will
properly the well the manufacturer
such record and such platform Mr. Granger cannot
fail triumph opponent who has been the puppe Bray
he has held who the
congress- would be the plant tool OF Adc his anagonism
the president and his anti policies,
Elisha Dyer has played the politics the office
fagrany than did any who held
lie sought make political capital that
his imagination and like other Republican candidates
he has cravcny lodged the this campagnBay
tonsm
people the will
not have their representative in congress
electors of the Second district fail give sub
plurality Dr. Garvn who has the confidence OF the people
whose ability dSntercsednes and
none call into question.
Mansv would for the people OF the
dcned and capable than that they
had during the hands OF Brytonm political
lester. Adm b. Capron.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
RESENT THE STATE IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED

RESENT THE STATE IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED
STATES.
In Colonel Goddard the people and the predatory and
centralized capital will and champion
Colonel Goddard President Roosevelt will have loyal and fearless
supporter in the carrying of his benehcen policies
Colonel Goddard will be NO me TOO" TO ALDRICH THE
DEFENDER OF PREDACEOUS CORPORATIONS AND LAW
LESS SPECIAL INTERESTS, able courageous
right guardian of the rights the people Rhode Island
deagable of the welfare and prosperity of the whole
nation
From that bosree general assembly will legislation
the holding CONVENTION TO REWRITE THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE, will
made OF puppets of Brayonsm Governor George H. Utter
proposed but the enanpated people of Rhode Island
Such convention will the people what they have
hadan organic law that will establish and maintain GOVERN
MENT OF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE, FOR THE
POPLE AND EQUAL RIGHTS TO ALL WITH SPECIAL
PRIVILEGES TO NONE.
When such constitution has and Rhode
Island will take her place the ssterhood of which
the majority rules in which manhood and money the of
citizenship and which malignant ogarchy again
abridge usurp the rights the people
TOMORROW WILL BE THE DAY OF RHODE IS
LANDS EMANCIPATION FROM POLITICAL SLAVERY.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
TOBACCO TRUST STORY
HAS NOT BEEN SUPPRESSED

New York. Nov. 5.-Norman Hapgood.
editor OF Golfers Weekly, is quoted to-
day as having made the following state
mcnt regarding the charge made by John
r. Moran. candidate for governor OF
Massachusetts, I'm a letter 20 District At
torncy jerome. that story treating OF
alleged bribery made by what he termed
the tobacco trust" had been suppressed.
election.
THAT is pure rot. IL is true that We
arc TO publish history OF the tobacco
trust. and that history will be the story
" the trust from its beginning to the
present day. IL is also true that part
OF the story Will deal with the influencing
OF legislation by the trust. We are very
sorry that the story was not ready for
publication some time ago. for we would
have been very glad TO publish IL before
election.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
TRAINING AND
EXPERIENCE

Editor News Democrat
In their interest I'm national and state
issues, II IL to be hoped that the voters
OF Providence will keep In mind that
there are some offices I'm which training
and experience are Of vastly more inn
portance than party affiliations.
In no Office is this so much the case as
that of overseer OF tho poor Ii takes
years of experience TO acquire the knowl-
edge essential to deal properly and wise
~ with the clty's poor. In the first few
years OF n mans service I'm such a posi-
tion. therefore. he is not capable Of do
ing the best work. he is merely serving
an apprenticeship.
Social work has become a profession Ia
which people are trained as I'm other pro-
fessions. The desire 10 do good Is not
sufficient. one must know how 10 do
good. In 1896 there were three schools es-
tabllshed ia the United States for the
training of social workers.
With man OF tried ability and n rec
ord Of efficient service IN the office Of
overseer Of the poor the voter knows
just what kind of service he will get by
keeping that man there.
JAMES MlNN1CK.
General Manager Providence Society
for Organized Charity.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
Smile with the World.

Pretty Dull.
New York is to have a new auto
mobile way"
Just for automobiles"
Yes"
And nothing to get in the way?'
Nothing
Say, wouldn't that be the limit OF
deadly ullness?"-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Irish LAW Court.
Counsel-"Come sir. do you mean
to tell me you didn't see the complain
ants COW on the land? How near
should you be to n beast TO recognize
it?"'
witness--"About the distance am
from you"
Terrors of War.
What are the worst results of the
Civil WarT' cried the orator.
''widowsr shouted Jones, who mar
Her Keen Nasal organ.
The other day. would-be fashion
able lady called at a neighbor's at
what she thought would be at supper
time.
Come in said the neighbor. I'VE
are having a tableau."
I'm so glad" said the visitor. Il
thought ] smelt 'em, and l like 'em
better than anything for supper
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The CIubwoman.
She does not care for Higher Life.
Nor for The Way 10 End All Strife;
She does not think of Civil Pride
Nor should our Daughters Ride AS
tride
She does not think OF Greed and Glass
Nor OF The Uplift and The Mass
She minds not anything like that.
She's shopping for her winter hat.
Chicago Evening Post.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
BOYS TOWN TO Be
GOVERNED BY BOYS

chicago. Nov. 5.-A despatch from
Richmond, Ind, says:
A boys town populated by 5000 boys.
policed by boys. offcered by boys and
for boys own pleasures and instructions,
Is To be an attraction at the Winona as
sembly next year.
The trustees announced yesterday that
they had authorized Judge William +.
Brown Of the juvenile court OF Salt Lake
city to take charge of such project and
organize boys municipality.
The boys will have a section OF the
grounds set apart for them. They will
live in tents. The city will be the first
OF its kind I'm the United States
In connection with the scheme will be-
school for officers Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
Sunday schools, public schools. Juvenile
court judges and other students OF the
boy problem.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
TREASURER WILL
RETURN AND MAKE
SHORTAGE GOOD

Chicago, Nov. 5.--J. Christian Eskildsen,
supreme treasurer OF the Danish Brother
hood OF America, who has been missing
since Oct. 20 has been heard from, ac-
cording to statement made by his wife
yesterday. Tt Is expected that he will re-
turn and ADJUST his tangled financial af-
fairs within a few days.
Mrs. Eskildsen declines to say where her
husband has been, however but asserted
that everything was all right" A dis
crepancy OF about $4,000 was found in the
accounts of Eskildsen and satisfactory
accounts OF Eskildsen and satisfactory
arrangements for adjusting the tangle
were made Saturday
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05

DEMOCRATIC AND LINCOLN.
For United States Senator-COLONEL ROBERT IL I.
GODDARD OF Providence.
DEMOCRATIC STATE
For Governor--JAMES H. HIGGINS Pawtucket
For Lieut. -Governor-cHARLEs SIsSON o Providence.
For Secretary Of stae-wILLIAM PALMER of Prov
For Attorney GeneraI-EDwARD NJ SULLIVAN
For General Trsssarsr--JoHN b ARCHAMBAULT
Warwick
CONGRESS-
First District-DANIEl. l. OF Providence.
Second District-LUCIUs + c. GARvIN Of Cumberland.
FOR GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Senator-RATHBONE GARDNER
First Representatve--LEwIS A. WATERMAN
Second entatve-THOMAS KEARNEY.
Third Representative-JoHN HOGAN
Fourth Representative-H CLINTON CRoCKER
Fifth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HAYWARD
Sixth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A.
Seventh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j.
Eighth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f. TROY
Ninth Representative-JOHN r. JCONNEII.
Tenth Representatve-THOMAS r.
Eleventh Representative-THEODORE FRANCIS GREEN
Twelfth Representative-JEsSE II METCALF
MUNICIPAL TICKET
Mayor-PATRICK j.. MCCARTHY.
City Treasurer--DR WILLIAM H. MIAUGHIIN
Harbor Master-JOHN MAGUIRE
Overseer OF the Poor-MATTHEw j CUMMINGS
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
ROOSEVELT'S ENEMY.

Nelson w. Aldrich has
been~opposed to Roosevelt
at every turn when he has
been trying to curb the ex-
actions of the railroads.
Nelson w. Aldrich, by every
willy scheme at his COM
mand, has been trying to
take all the force out Of the
administrative measures. In
everything he has stood
against what Theodore
Roosevelt cares for, believes
in and has been trying to
secure for the benefit of the
American people.
Il will accept what they
say as to the duty of uphold
ing the hands of Roosevelt;
and to do that | call upon
every honest Roosevelt Re
publican in Rhode Island to
secure the election of Rob
ert II. |. Goddard"
Hon. Rathbone Gardner.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05

Amos Bell was bitten by a savage dog
in the home of Edward Warner on Turner
avenue last evening. Mr.. Bell was just
entering the house with his mother. who
occupies the upper tenemtn, when a dog
owned by a member of the Warner FAM
lily, ran out OF the kitchen and sank its
teeth i'm the calf OF Mr.. Bells left leg.
Mr.. Bell hurried to the office OF Dr. Plat.
who treated the wound. The incident has
been reported TO the police. who are in
vestigating.
Rev. c. w. Torrey and son of Provi-
dence officiated at the services OF the
Congregatonalist church yesterday. The
elder Mr.. Torrey preaching the sermon 1T
the morning session and both took part
In the evening. II has been decided by
the church not To extend a call to the
Rev. Mr.. haffer Of Boston.
The second branch of the CShristian En-
deavor society will hold a business meet
ing and social at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Godfrey on Oak avenue
this evening.
The rally to be held by the Riverside
Reform club this evening In Winchester
hall promises TO be the most important
political demonstration ever held here.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
PADRE ANGELO.

Padre Angelo he say:
why you no gat married, ehy
You are maka playnta mon
For gon' TAXA wife. my SOM
mo: am too beeza man
'"Tandin' dees, peanutta stan
no getta time for play
Fooleeshness weeth girls" say,
"Myi You don'ta tai me sol"
Ees say Padre Angelo
Bimeby mebbe two. tree day,
Yonga girl she com an say;
Padre Angelo ees here?
No? Eet eesa vera queer.
Heesa nousakeepa say
] gon find heem deesa way"
While she eesa speaka so
res com Padre Angelo.
Rosa, you are look for me?"
He ees say to her, an she
Say: "Oh. please, go homa queecki
You are want for som one seeck.
am sand for find you here
"Ah, da seecka call. my dear
Com say Padre Angelo.
"Deesa yonga man ees Joe.
Shaka hans bayfore we GO
SO j am shak' hans weeth her
Leetla han so sof' like fur
Den she bow TO me an go
Weetha Padre Angelo.
Bimeby. s'pose two, tree day more.
She ees COM JUS like bayfore.
An she aska me: ''You know
Where ees Padre Angelop
Housakeep' she tai me wait
Eef he don't be vera late"
So tai her TAXA seat
An to hav' SOM fruit for eat,
Den talk to her, an she
Smila sweet an talk TO me.
How long time i do not know:
Den com Padre Angelo.
oh" she say. "go homa queecki
You are want for SOM wan seeck"
N.Y. he say. "Dees seecka CALI
/ am gat no peace at all.
Oh, well. come. my dear! he say.
An he takin' her away,
/ am sad for see her go
Weetha Padre Angelo.
Many times ees lika dat.
Peopla always seem for gat
Seecka wen he ees away.
Rosa com mos evra day.
An SOM time she gatta stay
Pretta Tonga time. you know.
Teel com Padre Angelo.
Steel no gat any keeck
How mooch peopla gatta seeck.
! am feela glad dey do
Rosa, she no keeckin' too.
Lasta night my Rosa she
Go To Padre weetha me.
An / tai heem: "Pretta soon
Mebbe so da firsta June
Rosa gona be my wifer'
lie ees s'prise, you bat my life,
''W'at?" he say an rub hee, evs.
MY! You don'ta tai me sol"
les say Padre Angelo
II; r; a: DAILY in Catholic Standard a,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
TOMORROW!

political campaign pare in the entire history Of
quckenng public and in the awakening of
long inert and passive realization of the enormy the out
end ~ "
1t has been campaign side for the truthful
manly and fearless presentation of the
eminent and civic righteousness for
temptible pretence and cowardly evasion.
In that campaign the last word has Nothing now re-
mains put the recording OF the verdict of the people
Can there nger doubt in the mind any who is loyal
to. To s9s Sa and a % Of its good that the people will
BRAYToNIsM ITS INFAMIES AND ITS INIQUITIESP
TO assume that any other Judgment will be rendered
ism nor principle in this commonwealth 1t Rhode
monaehea ns UPi ,1vu no s M % OF
OF ID DEsPo1Ic aPG Soil oLIGARcIY M Drunk WITH POWER
There can be such odious assumption crisis
arisen never has confronted the people
and tha has not been met and mastered by its sturdy
and high pncpled manhood The descendants patriots
by the colonies boldly British thrado
can can, be depended to STRIKE OFF THE sHAcKLEs
FASTENED ON THE FREEMEN OF SOVEREIGN STATE
evil a Ss by the the ballot that thing
TOMORROW. BY THE VERDICT OF A LOYAL PEG
STORED TO THE STATE NEVER AGAIN TO BE SUB
vERTED OR THRoTTLED BY THE ASSASSIN HAND OF
Tomorrow wiped from Rhode Islands escutch-
eontumey and disgrace The MOST %AIIGNANr I
AND POLLUTED-THE BRAYTON OLIGARCHY.
Let Braytonsm try will honoed name
President Roosevelt
CAPE THE VENGEANCE OF THE PEOPLE 1T HAS OUT
RACED AND DESPOILED.
Tomorrow George H. Utter will righteous doom of
reputation by citizenship that WILL LONGER
PALTER WITH POLITICAL POLTROONERY has been
his eleventh hour masquerade in the hbments of
vain his piping the bossism
rupon and hicane he has been the beneficiary
Even those who still strive pusuade themselves of
cer have not the hardhood ask him than
ton that accorded the who TURNS STATES EVIDENCE
AGAINST AN ARCH OFFENDER.
To that he entitled will it be given him.
false the people by shielding Bayonsm he
to poht by the evil Vaccinations of the boss he
nounced.
george H. Utter has been the mpassve witness of
seandaous prace he the candidate Brayons
expects Brytonsm to elect him and he MUST CRUSHED
WITH BRAYTONISM
tomorrow James H. Higgins will mandate of the
people 70 take up the duties and responsibilities
e state OF Rhode Island 1t of implicit conf
courage. '' w ~ 'e
james H. Higgins has declared power to do so rests in
tne executive office he WILL KICK THE BOSS AND HIS
SHAMELESS MERCHANDISING OUT OF THE STATE /
nouSE and he will do it, The standard bearer ocrac
deals IN no empty promises His pledge performance
man OF the people himself with the people and for the
people IN their inspiring battle for the their punderd
rights IN their determination
and DESTROY UTTERLY AND FOREVER POLLUTING AND
PROSTITUTING BRAYTONISM ~ '
tomorrow there will be the legislature that
VIII IN turn commission that splendid type Rhode Islands hest
citizenship COLONEL ROBERT H. l. GODDARD TO REP
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
EAST PROVIDENCE
The Next Annual Town Meeting
VIII 30 a Very Lively Ono
Ivy Social Club 70 Hold 4
Special Meeting This Evening

Advertisements and items for The
News-Democrat can be left at Alexander
Munro's Boston Store. 3 Warren avenue.
This morning Town Sergt. s. s. Barney
started out on his annual job OF pasting
calls for the annual town meeting to be
held next Monday, and the members
of the police department and the school
teachers have not had the pleasure of
drawing their weekly wages for a number
OF weeks and will not be able to do so for
A few more, IL is expected there will be
something doing at this meeting. as ap-
pripriations for these and other depart
ments Will be made.
MINOR MENTION.
The Ivy Social club will hold a special
meeting in their rooms on Warren avenue
this evening when the glee club OF the
steamers OF the Merchants and Miners
Transportation company. with the first
and second stewards will be in attendance
and take charge OF the meeting.
The All But and the Imperial Social club
bowling teams will meet on Goffs alleys
this evening. There are known as the all
star teams
Capt. Isiah Barney entertained Mr.. and
Mrs William G.. Percval with a days
fishing al Echo Lake yesterday. Is was
a success.
Charles f.. Simmons. Herbert r. Bryant,
Joseph eBrtwell. left here Saturday morn
ing for Seaconnet, where they will take
a boat for a few days cod and haddock
fishing.
The Republican headquarters have been
established 1 nthe old l.. +. Jamison
building on Taunton avenue.
Today and tomorrow are the last days
to pay taxes, If the residents want TO
take part In the town meeting. Monday
OF next week.
The Watchemoket fire company will
meet this evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
TODAY,S DIVERSIONS

PROVIDENCE OPERA HoUsE-"Be-
fore and After
kEITHs-Continuous Performance.
IMPERiAl--"New Century Girls"
EMPiRE-"The Girl Raffies"
WESrMINsTER--"Ru Runaway Girls"
trated Songs
INFANTRY HALl-Rolier skatine.
A6oRN STREET RlNk-Rollsr skat
kn2.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
A NONENTITY.
Rhode Island has sent

Rhode Island has sent to
the United States senate
another man who is con-
spicuous solely by his
wealth, who, for IL years,
has sat there without MAX
ing the slightest impression
upon the body of which he
is member; who has never
opened his mouth, except on
one or two occasions, 10
move to adjourn, and who
values his position simply
and solely because it gives
him membership in what he
regards as the greatest and
most dignihed club on
earth"
Hon. Rathbone Gardner.
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CLERGYMEN PAUPERS.

During the last 10 years 103 cergymen
have been admitted to almshouses i'm
England as paupers. One OF them was
ID. ID. Others held the degree of M. A.
Six thousand English Episcopal clergy
men earn less than $50 a week, most OF
them much less.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
DEATH OF MRS. CO0OlNS0N

Mrs. Bertha a. Goodinson. aged 80.
died suddenly at her home. i43 Lockwood
street, at 1880 yesterday afternoon.
Death was due TO natural causes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
CHIMNEY FIRE tXTINGUISHED

A chimney nre I'm the house az 1Si
LLOYD avenue caused stephen Edwards
even,ls. The damage by the are was
slight
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05

Remember when YOU the polls that straight
ballot opportunities for manipulation by crooked cleo
ton officers than split ballot Make your ballot will be
counted for the candidates who stand for
and political dceny by putting in the circle under the Demo
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05

Every for Republican assembly candidate will be
support Bayonsm and favor of license the boss
his legislation sfes
office the house
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05

Joseph Burngame does deny the boss domination the
house Such denial would be futile coming from
whose public short for single revolt against the
orders of the boss
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
z STEPHEN S. RICH
s91 Broadway. 4
RIVERSIDE
Amos Bell Bitten on The Leg
By a Vicious Dog

The local office OF The News-Democrat
is at Lewis restaurant, Riverside square.
where advertisements and news items
may be left
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05

To vote for the only independent or
the ballot, keep your pencil away from
the circle at the top OF the ballot anc
mark as below:
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The opponent OF boss rule who neglec the polls TO
morrow gives hall vote to the Brayton oigarchy.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
INDEPENDENT s4PnR s3pi

For Representative In General Assembly
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Don't forget put the circle under the -E
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Advertisements and items for The
News-D Democrat can be left at Alexander
Munro's Boston Store. 3 Warren avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
DENY n AUTHORITY J. or
NORTHERN | |! IH|i||: IN ASSEMBLY. IS Y
Members Of G Cumberland Presby-
terian Church Carry Question
Of Union to Court. d
.(By Associated Press,

M 8iiATI4ANTA.. q A., July 10, charging that
Rev. George II. Mack, pastor OF the First
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, OF Ats
tlanta, and his associates are endeaY Yoring
TO divert the church property TO what Is
known as the Presbyterian Church In
the United States Of America, q num-
Der OF the Cumberland members Of the
local church to-day secured an Injunction
to prevent Mr., Mack and his associates
from carrying out their Intentions. Tho
effect of the legal order is TO 5nul!lfy the
action taken by the general assemblies
OF the Cumberland and the Presbyterian
churches, uniting the two denominations
The petitioners claim that the Presbyta--i
rrlan Church, South, had no part In the
union effected, and that many cumber-
land laresbyterlans do not recognize the
authority Of tile Decatur dll,l assembly,
which authorized the union, The case
viii be ergued in septesnber