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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-10

that the charity becomes necessary
only because the state does not COM
plete it's duty.
"I desire to register my opinion that
there are few workers so faithful as
the ordinary discharged convict. Usu-
ally he is keenly anxious to make his
record good, for he knows that fall
ure means the disappearance of his
last chance. Moreover, the necessity
of reporting periodically to the parole
officer acts as an additional and pow
erful incentive to good conduct"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-10
ORDERED TO SUPPORT CHILD

Frank Trice, chauffeur for Charles
Mcfarland, former city attorney.
charged with failure to provide for
his minor child, was ordered by JUS
tice Summerfield yesterday to pay $40
a month toward the support of the
child. The complaining witness is his
mother-in-la Mrs. Marie Kennedy, in
whose custody the child was placed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-10
LARCENY CHARGE DISMISSED

e. r. Stearns and d. d. Dunham
were dismissed from a charge of grand
larceny yesterday by Justice Summer
field on the motion of the district at
torney. The complaint against them
was filed last December. The COM
planning witness, G. d. Adams, ac-
cused them Of stealing a Ford auto
mobile belonging to him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-10
GUILTY OF SPEEDING

II. w. Webb pleaded guilty In Police
Justice F'rederickson's court yesterday
to a charge of driving his automobile
IN excess of the limit provided by city
ordinance and was fined $25
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08
HENRY CAvENDIsH.

a Reeiuss, He Lived Far From the
Maddina Crowd.
Henry Cayendish, the famous natural
philosopher aud chemist. was a reeiase
who astonished England
A son Of Lord Charles Cavendish
and q nephew Of the third Duke Of
Devonshire possessed of enormous
wealth. the subject Of universal ad!
miratiou because OF his scientific at
tainments. he preferred the solitude
Of bis study and the company Of bis
books to the pleasures society could
offer him.
For many years he lived at Hamp-
stead N a large. roomy house. attended
by a number of female servants. who,
however were strictly enjolned to keep
out Of bis sight. II q domestic by the
merest chance came into the presence
Of Gavendish she was Instantly dis
missed.
Every morning the philosopher would
leave note on the hall table naming
what he wanted Tor dinner. Nc one
saw hlm place the note there; but, al.
customed to the strange customs OF
the establishment, the meal would be
prepared and only the remains Of the
repast signihed the presence Of the
master Of the house.
When Cayendish died IN 1910 he left
behind bin nearly a million pounds
sterling, besides lasting reputation as
q scientist and writer on natural phi
losophy London Telegraph.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08

George Cook Of Fairlee is visiting AZ
the home OF j 3. Crossett
The Hypatia club met Friday after
noon with Mrs Charles Hatch
f. r. Palmer, IT,. is confined to the
house with slight attack Of rheuma-
tism-
Miss Florence Morse returned to her
school work in New York City Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. WATSON Is supplying in the high
school ia place Of the assistant principal
Miss Ellie Wells, who is detained At her
home il Burlington by an attack Of
tonsilitis.
AT meeting Of the Waterbury High
School Alumni association recently held
the following officers were elected. Pres
dent, Roy W. Demeritt; giee-presideut
Ollie Someryillei secretary and treasurer.
Ella Westofer.
At a meeting Of the directors Of the
Demeritt & Palmer Packing company
held Thursday, the following officers
were reelected. President, Richard De
merritt vice president, II W. Huntley;
secretary, T. +. Palmer, jr; treasurer
and manager, b z. Demeritt.
The work Of repairing at the hospital
Is at standstill now, awaiting the re-
turn Of bids, which viii be opened Janu.
AIRY Is. The loss has been adjusted at
Sl5,7S720, s2,000 Of this being on per
sonal property The money will be
turned into the state treasury, Al The
insurance money is not available for
building purposes.
A farmers institute viii be held mi
the town hall at DuXbury next Satur
day afternoon and evening. january IS
The speakers for the afternoon are 20
be Q. L. Martin. commissioner Of agri
culture, Prof A. e Halves, state forest.
er, Nj G. Thomas Of Ohio and b s. Brig
ham Of 81. Adams IN the evening, D.
II Lamberton Of Essex Junction, Lowell
Of New Richmond, Ohio n
p Hull and N. G. Thomas will address
the institute. The subjects Will be OF
great interest to the farmers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08
oHELsEA

Real Estate Agent George a. Tracy
LETT Tuesday morning on a business trip
in The northern part Of Che state.
Mrs. Nellie Alexander. who has Kept
house for w NJ. Aattoon for several
years, left last week for California TO
spend the winter With friends.
Miss Chorena O. Barnes and her friend,
Miss Harriet Tolman returned the first
Of the week TO their home IN Boston,
after spending the holidays as the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. D. Barnes
Miss Gertrude NJ Bacon, Who had spent
a two weeks vacation with hen parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Effdix n Bacon. left Mon.
day for Claremont n. H.. 10 resume
her work ais teacher in the high school
at that place.
Willard P. Townsend returned Tues
day evening from Boston where, with
Mrs Townsend and their daughter, Miss
Blanche Townsend he had spent two
weeks Mrs Townsend will remain in
Boston and vicinity a little longer.
States Attorney S. G. Wilson was IL
Montpelier Tuesday to attend the open
ing Of supreme court, and on the same
day Attorney w. H. sprague was in
Barre City to attend the annual meeting
Of the directors Of the Granite Mutual
Insurance company.
Charles D. Boardway Of Island Pond
arrived in town Monday evening, to re-
main for time with friends and Is stop
ping at Dr. A. i Marshalrs His many
friends here, as elsewhere, viii Be glad
TO learn that his health is much better
than when he went from here last spring.
Dewitt Sargent has commenced work
for the Orange County creamery, and Is
assisting Harley Whitney, who has
charge Of the creamery during the ab
sence Of Herbert Bower, who Is taking
a course dc the dairy school n BurliuH
tor. Mr. Sargent has gone into the
creamery with the expectation OF learn
ing the business.
Herbert =. Comstock returned the first
Of the week 70 Merdan, n H., where he
is attending the Kimban Union academy.
after two weeks spent with bic parents,
Prof aud Mrs J N. Comstock +. r.
Beckwith. who has been spending two
weeks with his parents. Dr. and Mrs.
Fred L. Beckwith. left Wednesday for
Albany, n r. where be is taking a com
mereial course at the Albany Business
College.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08
A RUSSIAN PRISONER.
Experience Of q Man Who Was Chain
ed 70 q Wheelharrow.

~ ~ = NfnS@tE~tHNFt
In writing Of the Schluesselburg
prison Ia McClures Magazine David
soskice tells Of prisoner who was
chained 70 a wheelbaTows
''Sehedrin had been condemned 30
hard labor IN che convict mines Of ST.
IBERIA and for an attempt to escape
from there had been sentenced to be
chained to heavy wheelbarrow.
When the order came for his transfer
FROM Siberia 70 ST. Petersburg 40 con.
yeyance could be found large enough
to contain him. the wheelbarrow aud
the convoy Of gendarmes. Yet, as the
wheelbarrow bid become part Of
the prisoner. tile gendarmes were
afraid 10 lenYe It behind II was there
sore decided to place Schedrin with lis
convoy Ia one cart and the wbeelbar-
row behind IL another For several
months, day and night. Schedrin aud
the gendarmes gulloped through 81
IBERIA upon froika "a three horsed
cart Or sledgel. while another sped be-
hind them upon which the wheeihar-
row reposed. causing the deepest
among the peasants IN the
villages through which they passed
Upon the arrival Of the prisoner Ii SIS.
Peter and PAM he was once again
chained to the barrow. and only after
he had been six weeks Ii the Schlues
selburg was he finally detached from
Il and given freedom Of movement
within the narrow confines Of his cell
When they unclaimed me-, said
schedrin subsequently, 4 could not get
enough movement wanted 70 ruin
and run. and It seemed TO me that
could never stop How strange II is
that men who can enjoy perfect free
dom 81 movement never realize the
happiness that Is theirs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08
lipdronnohia -.

It is easy for misinformed people to
say thar there Is no such thing as hy-
drophobia. On the other hand Vera
nus A. Moore, director Of the New
York state Veterinary college at Cor
NELL Is authority for the publication
that more specimens Of rabies were
received at Ithaca for diagnosis dur
ing the last year than during the
preceding ten years There were III
deaths from rabies ID the registration
area Of the United States IN 1908 and
nineteen IN the state Of New York
Buffalo Commercial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08
oRAN1TEvILLE

The dancing class and socials win b
continued Saturday evenings with Ri.
ley's orchestra furnishing music
Regular meeting Of Court Rob Row
No G. N " A., January III at Miles
hall, o'clock sharp. All members re.
quasted TO be present Smoke talk after
the meeting Per order 7. S.
William p Haywood secretary treHs.
urer Of the Western Federation 81 Min
ers, viii speak IN Tumas hall Granite.
vile. Monday, January 10. at 1918 D. m.
Admission, 10 cents His subject win Be
of interest to every one in this com
munity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08
SOUTH RoYALroN

Mrs Edward Sargent is very sick.
School opened Monday after two
weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Glen Blake spent sotr.
day ia STAFFORD
Il. H. Kibbee returned 10 rs school in
bennington the first Of the week
Miss Ruth Spragne Of Randolph called
on friends in town Monday on her way
back to her school IN Boston.
Miss Cassie Bingham has returned TO
her school work IL Salem Mass. after
spending her vacation with her parents.
Miss Ruth Dutton Of New Haven.
Conn, returned TO her home Monday,
after spending the holiday with hor
SIR and Mrs s. @ Drew.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08
BLOCKADED
Every Household in Barre Should Know
How to Resist It

Every Household in Barre Should Know
How to Resist It.
The back aches because the Kidneys
are bloekaded
Help the kidneys with their work.
The back will ache no more.
Lots Of proof that Doan's Kidney Pills
do this.
Its the best proof, for il comes from
Barre.
G. A. Churchill, IS Merchant street,
Barre, VT says; Il publicly recon-
monded Doan's Kidney Pills in 1897 after
! had taken them short time and had
found the best Of results After that,
continued their use and was entirely
relieved 81 bacSaches, pains across my
loins and other symptoms Of kidney
trouble. During the time that has since
elapsed, have taken Doan's Kidney
Pills on several occasions, getting them
at browns drug store, and the same
good results have always been received.
1 have also advised their use to friends
and acquaintance whom ! have heard
complaining Of backache."
Tor sale by all dealers Price so cents
Foster Milbum Co., Buffalo, N y, sole
agenbs for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08
saved At Deaths Door.

The door Of death seemed ready to
open for Murray w Ayers of Transit
Bridge, N al, whsn his life was wonder
fully saved II was ID a dreadful condi.
ton, Be writes Ms skin was ALMOST
yellow eyes sunken. tongue coated, ema.
cisted from losing 40 pounds, growing
weaker daily yirnlent livsr trouble pull.
ing me down to death ID spite 81 doctors.
Then Eat matchless medicine Electric
cured me I regained the 30
pounds lost and now am well and
strong For all stomach, liver and kid
ney troubles, they're supreme. SOC ct
the Red Cross Pharmacy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08

The great suffragette leader lowered
above the platform.
The time has come, she shouted,
when want my name in every fem.
mime mouth in the counuyF
Every feminine MOUTH echoed the
small boy who had sneaked IN unseen.
"HnIly gee! Why don't yer have a
new chewing gum named after yer?#-
Judges Library.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08

Vagarlcs Of Cold You can never Be
quite sure where d cold is going to bit you.
In the fall and winter i may settle IN the
bowels, producing severe pain. Do not
be alarmed nor torment yourself with fears
Of appendicitis At the hrstsign II acrAsnp
take Perry Davis Fainkilleriu warm, sweet
ened water and relief comes at once. There
Is bat ono Painkillsr. PeTEY Davis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08
IRAvfLtRs' RAILWAY GUIDE.
central Vermont RaiIwav.

Central Vermont Railway.
Trains leave Barre for whate River Junction
and Boston. aud way stations also Windsor
nd bellowA Falls aud New York at 88 and
lbs a. m. and 1875 p M Also have BSFre for
Waite River Junction, Iieiows talia Spring.
neid and New York "a hf5 u. nj.
IfaiAs leave Barre Tor Burlington, ST. Al.
ane. Montreal AMI way staaons At AS a M,
t.tt. 90 p. m. and AIS a 10.
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad.
Trains leave Barre for Wells River, connect.
ing a. that point with trains going both north
ard south, AZ i.45 4, M. ~ 70 and 30a p. m. Tho
'z.26 train connects With train for Boston, and
nofth for Lisbon. littloton. Fabyans and Ian
etafer, also with Montreal express, and the 1s5
and 3o5 trains with st. Iohnsbury ifAinA
Trains leave Barre for Montpelier as 10.
il.sa a. M. Us. ao5. 40 and $50 p. a.
Electric Street Railway.
cars leave square 70 barre for Montpelier az
-iuntes Of and Is inmates past the hour
Montpelier FOR Barre on the hoar and
lur until 10 b, ~.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08
EAsr RARRE.

William Z. Haywood, secretary treas
urer Of the Western Federation 81 Min.
eys, VIII speak IN Tumas hall. Granite.
Vile, Monday, January 10, at 1913 p. "a,
Admission Zoe. His subject viii be 81
interest to everyone in this community,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08
wEBsTERvILLE.

William d Haywood, secretary treas.
nrer Of the Western Federation Of Min
ers, viii speak in Tumas hall, Granite.
vile, MoRday January 10, at 7il5 p. m.
Admission Zoe Ellis subject viii Be 81
interest to everyone III this community
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08

II Solo, I'm pilnrim Johnson
Master Newell parkei
Chorus
Sailors Glee .........~-t. Parry
aolo. selected ...st.. bf Jafyi'
hesaihs. seieetea ''t-'t heF' Y. Y etfonl
solo; selected M, oiifel
leading selected Miss Alee =. tarnham
No Homer
WI II Coodfellow ana chorus
Chorus.
Comrades In Arms Adolnh Adam.
There was Al installation II nevlv
elected orange oiIicer. 81 W. crang.,
lhan laqt wednesday EVENING
ihe EPWofth league q the Methodist
church is e haze & sociable at the yestry
week.
hoyai lneney VINO recently returned
" benYef' colorado rs said ~ have en-
ple8nlenl there y an establishment for
tne manufacture OF artificial teeth
There win Be a union service At the
Aonefe 9atonai church tomorrow even.
ing. Subject af address Living Lights
Music in charge Of w +. Randall
RI. l.3i,. y ~. t-,,,..
..s;ss.. ess,.it. ~ .''ssg =" !, men,
.sr81s,,,,,, ~ ~
saa,,s NJ. = l,'eli AsealnB
ny rs.n.rr Ia 'Se' 4'o''1'a s'en'
Regular couvoeation of Charity chap
Ter, No. 5f q h. S., Monday evening.
January 10 4 good attendance Is ae
sired and all officers are requested to De
present. Per order W. ~
" =. Jones superintendent at the
eieafsqn' heekett Granite company
shfass q SAID g haYe lately purchased
the interest u The plant Of Mrs. s. n
3feafson-hendaI, now Ct Vancouver
z. "a
John Wsifora II opy resstr,,.i;o, kfpI
went p Monticello ~ rl,rsslsy Iss4 ~
10 ~ VIE ~ pastss go ~
we're tola fisf 81 "a fIsf as, "a 49,
oneraflon MA ba..n n,.gf,.s,.5 HI.
ttylgora,s 800 =
Mrs Carl " seaver learns that hei
brother Howell Roberts. row of Gran
vile M ~ Is very I'D With typhoid
fever II his home Snee an operation
Tor appendicitis a few Years ago. h4 tat
had q good deal Of poor health
II las INES III Wednesday January
=, WIS sioHtHeiier ITEM stating that
out s5feaison- fsekett braaite company
Ne'i5s ieiss rs slotk from s20el tel
9-3tHe. ase tola mere fhai u should 4
HAfs isaA iialil F-N's09 Y MR. a01t
rs correction n 81, 49,. . ii..
4, o.,s ;fo,,s t4
Tfo9eset psras,'te, aa
e,,.,4s.- 1s,.,.a.
tba ea ( FsAslDNsI ~
ista go 4st ts" "s4a y
lea,..5 -
- - lls'4lie nan VIC taa 9esA
eo5 ia1'lsiest Nss
" t1 A tAe
~ - " nsi 'ie was itfea ELSEWHERE
'''''
Mrs {Viliiam II crsaesa, ,,.ba s..
ivad 81 fAe pas36e cao.t - .ha 800
\ feV veaFs saa IA bsr basbsn5
.entfp inary;s5 AL Ifesaali v
.onveq b q ! oi9owsr mitb AZ, sta
irsn. This woman was hsld * ye4v
high esteem Ia tie wears sba EVaa hero
size and her frst husband eame her,
rom New Brunswick AZ about fbc f;me
II the establishment 81 the grsnife in
lustrV n our VILLAGE ana ii Wr geasg
.on our place has been Iafgaiy indabtsa
y Tire line 81 granite mannfaofHrino
4 host 81 GOOD wishes win ever IS ont
o Mrs. Crearson Kendall from here
Since she FIRST came here her father
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08

Next Sunday, Rev "A. S. Buzaell will
speak at 10 M upon Three 70 0ne"f
at Z p. M, eThe Serpent's Hiss"
The Ladies' Missionary society elected
The following officers az its annual bust
ness meeting President. Mrs J Rock
vice president Mrs. w Lappin secfe
tary Mrs a. s Buzzell treasurer Mrs
D j. Smith; work committee, Mrs j
"a. Cumming Mrs = RayeHaft program
Mrs A s. Buzzell, Mrs James
Gaake.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08
wEBsTERvILLE
Various Societies q Baptist Church
Elect Officers.

Various Societies q Baptist Church
Elect Officers.
at the annual business meeting Of the
Baptist church, reports were made from
Tue different societies connected with III,
and ail showed 3 steady growth and that
The church had passed a progressive and
successful year. The following officers
were eleeteds Moderator, Rev Al 81
BiRzelI: clerk, Mrs. G. Al Cooney; treas.
urer D D. SMITH organist, Miss Mile
Woodruff; trustees, john Gall. James
Geake, Robert wilbur, James Edwards.
Will Edwards dfacons Rernice Wilbur.
William McLennan. John Crawford. The
Junior society was reoreanized into
Junior Christian Endeavor society, with
the following officers; Superintendent,
Mrs n. s. Buzzell; president, Elmer
Scott; vice president. Margaret Geake;
secretary DAME Matharson; treasurer.
Arthur Nillerj oraanist, George Palmer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08
WILLIAMSBURG.

The third number "a ihe course Of en-.
tertainments given by the Village I'M.
proYement society win occur Wednesday
evening, January ", in the Grange bail,
by the iledding male chorus % Barre. as-
sisted bv Master Newell Parker, soloist;
Mr. Irving Pafmeier, claruei Miss Alice
=. Farnham reader. and Rev p VI.
Strong renders aeOmpanlst Mrs M. 81.
oliver; director, W. H. Goodfellow. Pro-
gram as followsi
Chorus
tal The Winds Are flushed
Solon Wilder
81 Life's a Bumper Wainwright
Solo, selected ..,a Nicholas Noale
Clarinet solo, selected Irving parmeter
Solo All Through the Night, w Ross
Chorus
GAP Nellie Was a Lady .... Foster
lhl Forester's Sound s.... Bishop
Solo, selected al Batchelder
Duet selected N Veole and W. oliver
Chorus
Annie Laurie ...... Dudley Buck
Reading selected Miss Alice 3 Farnham
Solo, lm q Pilgrim, johnson
Master Newell Parker
Chorus
Sailors Glee ...,..........,.. Parry
Solo selected .......s.. DR. Jarvis
Reading. selected Rev y N Strong
Solo. selected ........-. wv OLIVER
Reading, selected Miss Alice 3. Farnbam
Solo, The Hymn Ny Mother Sang to
Me, Homer
WI II Goodfellow ANA chorus
Chorus
Comrades IN Arms Adolph Adams
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-06-30
Special Election.

Pursuant to statute approved and
ratified the 18th day of February, 1910,
Act No 454,
An election. Is hereby ordered to be
held on the 7th day of July next at the
following places below mentioned,
for the repeal Of an act approved
december "a, 1891, and known as Act
No 988. exempting certain territory in
Williamsburg county from the opera
tion of the general stock law OF the
State from the 18th day of December Of
each year until the15th day of March fol-
lowing in each year in the townships of
King and Turkey with boundary lines
as follows: Beginning On Holmes
swamp at point due n rth Of Major J
B Chandler'S residence; thence a north
westerly direction to Elijah church;
thence the old Georgetown road west
to the residence Of Mrs Coleman;
thence southerly line 70 strike the
Potato Ferry road at Ellis McClary's;
thence the Potato Ferry road to Aunt
AIMS branch; thence Aunt AIMS
branch to slack river; thence Black
river to the pasture fence Y
MANAGERS OF ELECTION.
John NJ Nexsen's 8 Store Poll: Willie
NeXsen, London Tisdale. E D Epps.
Guerry's Store Poll: Willie Phillips,
w L Tisdale, 5 Y Ti.dale
Grayson's Store Poll: j H Tlsdale, A
B Burrows, H L Grayson.
Jake Rodgers Place Marion Barrl-
neau. j F Rodgers, W B Brown.
The above places snd managers are
hereby appointed. Said managers shall
take the same oath as required Of man
ayers of general elections, shall serve
wit hout compensation and at least one
Of each set of managers shall be in fay-
or of said repeal. and one Shall be on-
posed to said repea" All persons who
are qualified electors and are freehold
ers of the exempted territory from tht
operation of the general stock law by
the Acts above mentioned shall be
qualified to vote at SAID election. The
said election shall be conducted during
the same hours and in the same man
ner as provided for general elections.
No particular form or size Of ballot
shall be required, but each ballot shall
have plainly written or printed thereon
the words For Repeal" or Against
Repeal" The managers shall make
return of said election to said auditing
board who shall canvass the vote cast
and declare the result of said election.
If a majority of the votes cast in said
election be found and declared to be
"For Repeal" that then and in that
case Immediately upon such declaration
the Act hereinbefore mentioned shall
stand repealed; and f majority OF
the votes cast in said election be found
and declared TO be against Repeal"
that then and in that case. upon such
declaration, said Act shall stand and
remain in full force and operation.
j B MONTGOMERY,
in HAMMET,
Auditing Board.
Klngstree, S C, June 20. 1910. 6-2S-2t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-06-30

To THE PUBLIC:-Some time ago l
authorized the announcement that
/ would b. candidate for Congress.
| believed then, and still believe,
that change should be made.
Flattered by friends holding like
views, who thought they sew in me
some qualifications for the position,
and moved by an impulse, not un-
common to South Carolinians, COM
monty called ambition, l made the
announcement without as full con-
sideration as to costs and conse-
ouences as | have since given the
matter. | believe / have fair
chance to win, but no certainty. l
see this aspect of the matter as l
saw it from the first. But certain
it is am shirking no public duty
did it appear in that light would
not count the costs or consequences.
Nor do question the loyalty OF my
friends, some of whom have stood
by me even in my errors. have
but little money-none to waste; |
have a fair business, yielding mode
rate but comfortable income; have
many responsibilities. To go into
this campaign will mean necessary
neglect of both; to continue IN poll
tics may be the ruination of the
former and consequent failure to
discharge the latter. Other reasons
move me: | could not ask that an
other be displaced only to make
room for me, and would therefore
be compelled to give reasons why |
think the incumbent should be sup
planted. have reasons plenty to
move me, but know not how others
may view them. My motive may
be questioned-probably will be by
some-but my friends will believe
me. These are my reasons candldly
expressed for abandoning my pur-
pose to run.
TT RODGERS.