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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-20

gniigt ger ct / bei 8roO mol0i9t
% energiif Sn6trpf, og bans Smil
ofoner iomtioig ON @er0ensmanoen
og ON ct iepnt 6orgerligt Menne.
ife, ser foritaor at pllr0ere Singe1e
% gegipen6eoerne eiter 6eres Dir.
felige @9r0i.
Oct bar rent pelgsren6e at ie Ben
iororingSlsie % ippne Maaoe, bpor.
poo ban bilite pna Ooerprplioenterls
representative % gefseGerer2 omms
fife, uanielige Sfiffelie. Get par
en- al oisie Situotioner, JON Ell
SournoIiit life opIeoer ret mango al,
men iom ieorigt er al oen 8eifoi-
fenbeo at oct life er muligt at 9ioe
m1ore ct rigtigt Snotrnf 6eroi.
@ienoommeliat bar oct 6ernpit
at ie Gfspreiioenten ta9e 8loos /
0en fon9eli9e Gfoipo9e peo Chen
al aronprinien, eiettoommeligt poo
@run0 al Sen itore Wo0ietnmg
menem Be TO Wnn0s gore. 8eS
Sioen al aronsprinSre9entens ele.
gorte aIe0e0rogt, tog 9tooieoelts
BaoflnOning Jig mere emo taroeli9
no. Sons bIe0e, frelleoe 6lit6at
ioa milOeIt tdIi no ianIe0es, at in.
gen as6enbaoner meo ielo meget
imaa 6orOringer til lit pore Men.
neife tltr0e pooe Jig ne0 40 y5tre.
get" meo Ben pno SopeOet, o. bans
Operfrnffe = ia, sen par obiolut
life elegant.
0isie Smooting er Def NOT oQi.
geoel farafteriitiife for en- Mat0,
Der for life lGn0e iiOen in0tiI pi0ere
traaote til6age ira Sen beieite 89r.
Oi9be0 / Ell al ger0ens betp0eligite
Statsinmfun0. % JON iagt, 0e taler
0eres title Sprog ON en- an0en
Maaleitof for Menneifers Sam.
i~un0s6etnoning enc Sen, ri 6er /
g0el gomle @eroen" pleier at fen0e
en- Statsmnno pno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-20

0Ooniferen" uoeaar to @ange
iieentIie og foiter $3.50 ON aaret.
8reoenummer ienoes frit paa Sor.
loneen6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-20
FRA HooieDelts Seiug.
SnterOicm pan @ejen til Sp6enbaOu.

Spurgte man 9fooieoelt ON bans
Spn poa ben tDife Marine, poo oen
norife aultlr eQer paa politiife Be
giuenbe0er / 0anmorf og 4merifo,
ipnreoe ban meO en- friif % liOt drill
Ien0e Batter: Seq taller finn ON
neutrale @mnerl De peo ga bel nof,
at ieo for l9ngit paa 6or6aon0 bar
oementeret nle poIitiite ll0taldier,
Tom ieg ifuI0e 6ope iremiat UNDER
min Geiiel"
On 0onif-Amerifanerne taler
Gfsprpiioenten me6 nlegen 9egei-
firing. San Tiger, Of ban bar foaet
6en Opfottelie, at Sc gennemgnn,
enSe er flittige, neiiomme oe fulfil
pereoe Soft, iom fun fan tiliere De
nor0omerifanife 8riitoter go0e Gle
menter. 6oriioen Sacob q. Hiis fem
Der ban mango lpopon0reoe 0mife,
Der er 6lepne fortr9ifelige ameri'
fanife gorgere. @anife i 6orbigoo.
enoe nppner ban, at ban finder,
at Sen MoOtagelie, Ganmnrf gap
Or. Goof, par oloeles uangribeli9,
oe at oct oil0e prre meningsIsit at
bebreiOe 0aniferne oeres Gro poa,
at Mnn0en par b9OerIia.
Seq er eloo ouer ben SDIoeit,
man agter at pie mig" ilatteOe
Hooiepelt, men Grlig tnlt. ieg er
tret, og snifer BELT at blioe be-
troetet iom ben borgerlige Mano,
ieg er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-20
Ssraels Sange Ill.
5 alt $50 Sange.

9iSie to fortrinliee Sang Com
finger meo Mufif oe mnoerIagS
Sefit, bporaf oIereoe 6 OpIas "a
trpft, faas MI inobunben Iamnen l
net og ioliot ersnt Sbirtinesbisl
meo @uIbtrpf for ben meset belief
ne Rris af So Gents. or iaroeleI
bel fiffet til forthcoming Gang
gruees aIereoe al mango af oors
Sansfor. =
9anifb amtb HnbI. Gpnfe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-20
@eb 9~lnfomitcn.

Qnfomiten og Wo0tagelien al De
foreneOe 6riitaters forbenpereroe
4rqiioent ioregif UNDER Sc met
toangfrie 6ormer = Tor at BRUCE ct
meaet ooerbprenoe llotrnf.
Smiolertio par Der ira Bolitiets
She giort anitreneelier nof for at
boiOe 9ublifum inOm Tor Be rette
@rpnier; 9fnfomititationen bar a.
ipnrret. og fun 6e meo Politiets a0.
e~onosfort foripneoe Hap igennem
4or0oner.
Bnn Berronen uente0e Sonora
flores og / 6en fon0eliee Beneficial
aronprinieu, % u0en for boIot De
fongelige gfoipnoer meo De re0e
Suite.
Man ioa Gooieoelts iolbrenote
aniigt title irem i IrGn9ielen al
9asiagerer og m~oOtageroe Serrer,
og aronpriuien ile0e til % 6ilite og
fit Soften truffet frem og p%rGiente.
ret ior 0uerpr9ii0eut Olosnburg
% 9oroerrepr9ientationens 5or.
manb, &r. 9amm, % iaa traf man
en0elig il0 / 0en fongelige 8ente-
ial, bpor @ootageliesfuren ianot
Ste0.
: Rogle Winittter ienere tran0te laa
&ooiepelt % aronprinien no %
itee til goens, % Soft %begpnote paa
nogle iporaoiife Surrnraa6, Der
imioIertio fsrit breO igennem, oa
Gfsp~raiioenten reiite JIG op / Bog.
nen oe ioineeOe meO Sotten.
Ct gieblif eiter 0iite 5ru &ooie.
uelt IA meo lin 0otter og Sen peo
SiOen os tog 8loOs | Den neite
8ogn.
Get fbrite SnotrDf at Nooiebclt.
Da gfspr9iioentens fenote 50.
iiognomi outfeSe op | Menneifeorim.
len Daa ganegaar0ens Yerron, fit
ma ingenlunOe noget Snotrpf al at
itaa oper for en- al 8eiier og Setter
o. officieIe Mootaeelier tr9t Wonb.
Sons frnitige, bruneoe, m~arfereoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-20

fsrte en- fongelig @foipage Rooie-
oelt til 9(malien6or9, boor ban itrofs
iatte Jig til at arbeioe. S~n66ooelier.
ne til @ltieumsbeieg ofilo0 ban me0.
Gaf.
5Grit 6ena0 ST. 4 un0te &ooieoeIt
Jig ct file Spill; nIlereoe 9l. li0t for
6 oar ban paa Sci til Hno0buiet til
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
5rlt &ooiepelt og0 9otter 6elto9
life / Mi00agen, men ipilte / G6ri-
titan Ben Sppen6es 9nI9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-20

&ooieoeIt og bans 6omilie CT
praftiife 6olf; 0e refer i oereS melt
6~agligOogs Qrogt. Gfsprpiioenten
ielo er / en- gammeI, 8raa Stop
froffe og lDiebrln sat; bans Su-
itrlt. Sen % 0utter er Iigelooes tar
peliet flpot. SITE Seito minore
logger mnn 6o9 itrats @erfe til
Der Rooieoeltife 6omilie, bois PIN.
iigter ollie itroaler al Snteaigens.
Gru Ro%oiepeIt or en- miooeIbsi ipin'
tel Dame, Der taler lipIigt og be-
itonoig geItibulerer.
ssnnen, aermit, ell ung ManO
poo nogIe og tppe aor, bar en- Del
al 6a6erens beitemte Optr90en ooer
fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-20
1 4ntomobil til @proijGllanb.

Get bar @eningen, at 8ooieoelt
ifuloe oere purret no Gl. s / @aar
Mor9es til ailtonobiltur, men CTS.
prpiioenten bap0e erfleret, at ban
par altfor tret til at itoa iaa ti0lig
op, og ielufelgeIig rette0e man iig
efter bans Enife. 6srit oeo 9H
Chen ruaeoe automo6ilet, Ser ifltl.
De fsre BAN no i NoroiipGano op
for a%maliea6or9.
Rooieoelt og 9l0miral Gi6elieu 90
beo9es 5rrer iotte fig in0 / G6mi.
ralens 9Iutomobil, og efter oct ele.
gante asretei ruGe0e M en- balm
Snes gutomobiIer me6 Be soriqe
inObil0ne al Steo til SiGers0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-20

6 oar ban paa Sci til Hnaobuiet til
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
5rit Gooiepelt og0 9otter Oelto9
life / Wi6oagen, men ipiite / G6ri.
titan Ben Sppenoes 9aIe.
Mioongcn pna Gaabgnict.
0teo en- elegant Mi00ng, iom so.
ben6nons aommune / afteS CAB pan
Goaobuiet, ilutteoe Mr. Rooieoelts
9eieg. Ter par uolteot ct Bar Sur
6reoe Sn06poelier, o9 0erfor par og.
iaa alt, boo0 Der finoes / a6hen-
boon al irenrogenoe WGn0 og Sn.
%ititutioner, poa oGe Omroo0er re-
pre- enteret.
9i ifal blot notere, at iamtlige
Meolemmer al acknowledgements
meo Operpreiioenten / Spfoim inn.
gereoe lom 8prter - Ooerprpii.
benton fsrte Der. Hooieoelt til
goros.
Sperpreiioenten BOO 8elfommen
og me0oelte, at ser poo 8run0 al
ben fnappe Sio life oil0e 6liue 6ol0t
SaIer. = Men oa man par naoet
iaa lnngt | Mennen, at Gbampagnen
par ifpnfet ON, reiite Operpreii.
Dent Ol0en6urg zig oe opleite pna
@ngelif Ell SpI0inestole til Der.
&o~oieoelt. Set bar oog finn ben
min0ite Del al @piterne, iom funOe
bsre Saleren.
Men itrnfs efter tog @fr. Hooie-
belt ielo Sr0et, % oct m9rfeoeS
itrafs, at ban er pant til at tale
for ltore 6oriamlinger. Der iporeoes
life me9en Sr9tbeO Dos BAN, font
oct oil6e BABE oeret foritoaeligt efter
oe Straba0ier, ban bar maattet gen.
nem9aa / Den iioite Bio. Sans
Stemme er life ierli9 itor, met
flor og oiitinft, og ioa taller ban
meo en- gner9i % ct 2une, Ser faar
ale til at lptte % rioer oIe meo.
Salen pnabertes me0 itor Op-
m9rfiombeo og bilites meo Subel,
meoens Muiiffen ipiaeoe Star
ipangleo banner.
Sra 3aaobuiet forte Scr. Gooie-
pelt oirefte til Norobanegaaroen,
boor en- Solonpoen bar inoiat / 60
get for at fsre BAN oirefte til 9ri-
ltinnia.
lloen for 8aneeaar0en baooe en-
Itsrre Menneifemengoe iamlet fig
for at poe Scr. Hooiepelt ben iiolte
| Sorm al nosle fraftiee
Surraroab, Der sienipnlie
Iiee fra Solfets Sierter. !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-20

efter itrnfs til 9or0s.
MiOt for S~ooe0borOet If Nooie.
oeIt BlaOs peo Si6en al @repinoe
6oben.Seoet5ol og aOmiral Gi6e.
lieus 9ritru. Solonen bar ooer.
mno0e mutt pDntet meo 8lomiter og
@uirIanoer og o2unAen" par ielo-
fsl9elig upoaflogelig.
@omirol &ieelieu taIte for Hooie-
oelt % beflo0eoe, at 9eieget bar iaa
fort. San bi6ite, at Der fon0tes mufi-
&c i~ttteresiante cling, iom Gooiepelt
life fit noaet at tnge meo. Slltttelig
ltotrDfte G0miralen fin @leoe ooer,
at ri baooe bait ben fremrogen0e
Wan0 til @pit, omeno Blot ian
elmer.
Hooiepelt taffeoe bierteligt ior
SoIen o9 ptre0e, at ban bar beoreoet
oper, at ban fife fit Ii0 til at beie
oct beremte 6anife 2nn0brug eler
nogIe at 0e filantropiife Snititutio.
ner, JON ban bnpoe bort ino meget
ON.
-2igele6s 6ap0e ban pnifet at
iutte Zig in6 / Be nrbei0en0e M9nos
og apinoers 6or6olo. San ofoite, at
ban oil6e b9re fliI0t opto9et al at
ie interesionte Til1q / 0onmorf, ielo
ON 6on bar bleuet Der / tppe @an0e
ioa lang Si0. Nu mootte ban imio-
lerti0 neies for 6enne Sang,
% bon reiite berira, berieet meb
mango og ifenne Min0er.
&~ooieoelt o9 bans 5omilie ina
life meget al ben oonife anit. Sun
pno oen alleritoite Gel of Suren op.
boIot Serifoberne fig poa 99ffet,
og nnpnlig bar Hooiepelt it9rft op.
toget al at bile oner til Yonier.
ifi6ene pno Heoen, 6por Nanoifa.
bet too opitiaet til Yorooe, meoens
SrfeItrene ipileoe Stars on4
Stripesl"
8aper til Gupienclt.
s en- al aabptterne oor uoitiaet
forifeai9e @aper til Rooieoelt. Get
6oreneoe" ifpnfe6e BAN to meget
imoefitloe 8orcelensfr1tS meo Cub.
beiIag, ne6ens Seoeielifnbet bap6e
ct @opebrep, bpori Selifobet FOR.
ereoe Iooiebelt 100 Sen6er 2nl6
Seoe, boor oct er M%eningen at an.
legee en- 0Hooieoelt.Garf" Ger,
boor Der MI err Doe 2ano.
Get enc al Boreea9nsfruiene be-
rer paa 2aaoet Song 6reoerifs
Bortr9t omgioet al Ornamenter
me6 Motiner fra @lefant. og Dan.
nebrogsorbenen. Boa 9ruiets Sor.
ii6e set 0onife 8no6en, aongen5
Gbiffer oe 8algiprog / grsnlne
2aurbpr- @uirlat6er. Gen oanife
2epe banner 9oagets @fiIutning til
Snnfen.
gaa oct onoet arts finoes ct
Sout.Helief foreitiaenoe Columbus
2an6iti9nin9. = 9eforotionen for.
mes ieurigt Der al De ~foreneoe Sta.
tiers Stiernebanner, 8nlgiproget:
yg p%Inribus unum" og aorstollene
1492-t607-f776. = Som Ben.
oont til 2soen poa set 6anife arlts
err ber anbrngt en- Urn meo uoipil.
Ie6e Singer.
@apen bleo operroft / ct imag.
init Gtui / De 6onife 5orper og pnn
2aoget fan6tes fsIgenoe Snifrip.
tion:
Colonel 81. Rooieoelt. = Srom
TIE @ooro Of Directors OF Sbe
Observation-Disclosures Cine, so.
~penbagen, 3. Map, 1910.
Gtbeioet er uofsrt of Sofiuoeler
Wiheliens gGrfiteo. - Segninqen
til aruIene, Der er uogoaet fra ben
f9l. Borcelensfabrif, ifploes 9ro.
fesior @rnoIo aroe, meoens Me-
oalierne oo giieIerfneen er uofsrt
al 9iaebbueeer q. &enorifien.
geo @ntomiten til sariens plaos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-20
Gooieuelt tnlcr.

81. 20 Winlttter / II, bap0e gu.
tomobilerne nanet 5reoerifSborg
Slot, | bois pore SIots9anro Der
oar foriomIet en- Wpng0e Wenne.
ifer. 5 Ben inore Slotsgoar0 Itoo
Statsifolens 29rere og gIeoer op.
itilet unoer Sfolens Banner, og
g~Ioiunft, Or. phil. gsgboIm bragte
Der / imigrenoe llStrpf en- Silien til
Gfspr9li0enten.
&ooieOelt ioareoe, at ban meS
@leoe bilite paa De foriamleoe
0renge og 8iger. q9i er glade for
0aniferne oore / amerifo," i~ortiat-
tie ban, gtbi iammen me0 9tmerifo.
nerne banner 6e en- Iace. ser pil
Tempe for Reti9rOig6eo, og set er
bet beoite, man fan Tempe for.
5reoens 0nge er gooe % beba9e-
lige, men bper Mono maa pere reoe
til at itna og ialOe for lit 9an0 /
5re0s. JOIN / a~riestio. I'll ipoen6e
% iiOit builer Samiun0ets Bel pnn
llOoifIinsen al boer enfelt Stats
bergen, ri tr9neer til oct gobe og
bli6e / 6olfetarafteren, men ri bar
ogiaa lige iaa meset Drug for oe
iterte og manoiee eeenifaber. Gof
for Sen imllffe Silisi."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-20

gn eammel Ganif.@merifaner,
iom enifeoe at trpffe Hooieoelts
Soano, tit eieblitfeIis 9iQaoelie
BERTH, % gfspreiioenten leoiaee0e
en6og i'm Silien meo nogle imuiffe
Orb.
Soa tradote Selifobet inc | Sir.
fem, bpor Slotsoreanilt Brandt pre-.
litoereoe oper amerifanife Soner.
Sra airfen pon6reoe 3ooienelt 90
bans 6slge runot | Muieet, bpor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28

Whatever was left of the vitality OF
the. federalist party after the elections in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
Frequent Shampooing.

At the risk of repeating myself / write
today about the mistreatment OF scalps,
because l am inundated with letters ask
ing what women shall do to make their
scalps less oily: that they wash their
heads lat least once a week and the oily
condition continues"
OF course. il does. Frequent shampooinS
is one Of the most injurious methods that
can be adopted For in this way the
pores. already overstimuated aId
throwing out an abnormal quantity of OIL
are enlarged by too much water. and if
the oily condition does not grow worse
the victims are fortunate.
When woman is troubled by oily hair
she must use somethine ,vi,..I will act as
an 2stringent to tighter i,sres Of the
scalp. | doubt If any -..o suffering from
al oily complexion would put more
grease OH the face. Obviously she would
go for astringents, and the same is true
OF the scalp.
Tones which will strengthen the gem
eral health of the head are desirable,
naturally, but with them must be alter
mated a pronounced astringent. but not
one that is so strong that 1t will act too
quickly
commended because it is slightly astrln-
gent and particularly cleansing.
For an oily scalp I like a lotion made
from one dram of boracic acid and two
and one-half ounces of lavender water
These are mixed and the scalp moistened
with the compound every other night,
making frequent divisions in the hair and
applying the lotion with small sponge
On alternating nights tonic suited to
the same condition must be used
Shampooing oftener than once In four
weeks should not be done and Is totally
unnecessary for cleanliness, for the lotion
removes dust that otherwise might &C
cumulatc.
Much oil will be taken from the hair by
the use of a soft long-bristied brush. tax
ing great heed that the bristles are sott
and not hard. If the former they VIII
absorb oil without stimulating the glands.
The brush should be washed In ammonia
water every other day. that 1t may be en-
tireiy free from grease.
II the treatment suggested is followed
faithfully for three months Improvement
will be noticeable.
MARGARET MIXTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
Dainty Sandwiches.

Between the demands OF the afternoon
tea, formal and informal: the after thea
ter bite" the fall wedding and even
ing functions of all sorts. to say nothing
Of the travellers lunch box and the chill
dren's school baskets, the fruit Of the
sandwich tree is always welcomed. A
great point in its favor lies In it's infinite
variety.
For memories that need jogging and
housewives in search Of new kinds the
following recipes are commended. Bread
for sandwiches should be at least twenty
four hours old. unless for rolled or folded
sandwiches, when new bread could more
easily be made in the desired form. al
though less healthful Either white or
brown bread, baked In One-pound baking
powder boxes, makes nice little round
sandwiches when cut across in thin
slices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28

FadS for Women.

Children's millinery is so simple this
season that much of it could be safely
attempted by the home or amateur mil
liner.
For instance, a dainty, yet practical
model is a small mushroom shape Of
fine felt. trimmed around the crown with
a ribbon shirred on both edges with 8
cord.
AT the left side, front. a prim rosette
of ribbon could be the finish, or a tight
little bunch Of rosebuds set into a circle
of the shirred ribbon. A third decora-
ton could be couple of ribbon wings
springing from motif made from
sOutache braid and little cord
Anol. decorative linens is a lunch
set OF I pieces for use on q polish
ed ta1. i would be an acceptable
present tide in modest clrcum-
stances.
The linen is OF excellent quality. deco
rated with eyelet work and finished with
scalloped edges.
The set includes a centerpiece. twenty
four inches; six ten-inch plate doilies
and six glass dOilies.
Other attractive decorative linens are
in Japanese drawn work and embroidery
The mob cap Of old lace is being worn
by few elegantes for bridge The
be worn for performances at theaters,
but no one seems anxious to be the
pioneer of this mode. There are large
hats shown by the milliners, provided
with mob caps. SO that the hat can be
removed and leave the cap crowning the
hair, but beyond the model one never
sees them. However. they may attain
more success in the near future
A delightful evening frock is composed
of net mesh diamente and posed over
pale yellow. With this 1, worn an even
ing wrap of lace adorne. 18th touches
story.
Black liberty satin composes the most
useful everyday" dinner gown, and with
different ornaments and bits OF old lace
one can vary ITS appearance from time
to time. Another good plan. whereby
one secures variety, is to have the gown
inset with lace. black ii liked. and wear
different colored slips OF. say, Chinese or
mandarin blue. cretonne of peacock color
ing, and SO on.
The tricorne hat is with us again, and
makes successful reappearance in
black panne. with a cocarde Of dull gold.
So does the bicorne. which IL the real
Napoleon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-28
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGNS
By FREDERIC J. HASKIN.
The Revolution of 1870

son as the authors, and their followers as
the supporters of these resolutions which
they charged sought to disrupt the Union
and destroy the Constitution. Jefferson
and all the other democratic leaders de-
Tended the resolutions on the ground that
they were necessary 20 preserve the Con-
stitution. since the rights OF tho people
under the fundamental law had been vio-
lated by the enactment of the alien and
sedition laws multiplying freedom Of speech
and Of the press. Notwithstanding the
guarantees Of the Constitution Jefferson
and the democrats at that time firmly be-
HeveG that 1t was the intention and pur-
pose OF the federalist party to create
strong central government for the benefit
of an established aristocracy and to the
detriment OF the interests Of the people.
That the fedcralist Congress and Presi
dent had IN fact nuilified the guarantees
of the bill of rights was TO them sufficient
proof of the evil intent OF Adams and his
followers. On the other hand. Adams
and most OF the federalists were equally
sincere in believing that jefferson and the
democrats desired only to overthrow all
government and to substitute anarchic
chaos for constitutional order. Neither
party gave the other the slightest credit
for honesty of purpose or sincerity of
conviction
In 1900 for the first time candidates
were chosen by the parties. Adams was
nominated for President by secret eau
Gus of the federalist members Of Con-
gress. with Charles c. Pinckney for Vice
President. The democratic members Of
Congress, also In a secret caucus, nomi-
mated jefferson for President and Aaron
Burr for Vice President In those times
under the original provisions Of the Con-
stitution. each elector cast his vote for
two candidates for President, the one re-
ceiviug the greatest number. being a
clear majority. to be President and the
one receiving the next highest number to
be Vice President Contrary to the prac-
tice which ever since then has obtained,
more attention was paid to the congress
sional campaign than to the presidential
election and while all the democrats I'M
questionably were for Jefferson for Pres
ident. all OF the seventy-three democratic
electors voted both for jefferson and Burr
and thereby caused tie. OF course the
election then went into the House Of Rep
resentatives.
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The presidential and congressional cam
paisn OF 1900 presaged the first political
Landslide" In the annals Of the republic
1t was more. however. than a mere party
victory for the democrats. for II ended
forever the career CT the federaliSt party
and forever established the right OF the
people freely 20 discuss the official acts
and policies Of al governmental officers.
While the federalists had been successful
IN capturing the House of Representatives
il 1898, their victory was due solely to
the French war panic and perfervid pa
triotiSm. The alien and sediticn laws
passed in July, 179S. had not been in effect
long enough to count eract the influence
Of the Y. y. Z. conspiracy In the, oft
year election. Before the new Congress
assembled the war panic had passed away
and the democrats We're inviting the at
tention OF the people to the odious; sedi-
ton law which was used by the federal
lists in office for the purpose OF imprison-
ing every editor or pamphleteer VINO criti-
cised President Adams or any official of
his administration. e.e...,.s
The grand jury of Hamilton district,
Tennessee. then far on the frontier took
the first formal action in protest against
the a.ien and sedition laws II was a
official body could oriticise Congress for
passing these laws without laying its
members liable TO Imprisonment In the
Virginia legislature delegate J. Taylor
Of Caroline county, offered a resolution
asserting the right of members of the
Legislature to immunity from the penal
ties of the sedition law if any member
should in conscience be constrained to
charge Congress with an infraction of the
Constitution in the passage; of the law.
In these modern times when some one as
sails almost every act Of Congress as be-
ing unconstitutional The language of Mr..
Taylor's resolution seems to be very mild
indeed But il was not then so regarded.
The New York Daily Advertiser. fed
eralist publication, in commenting on This
resolution, said: How can we restrain
our Indignation at such proceedings?
They have thus displayed their real char
acter and views. They have proclaimed
their bitter enmity TO the government.
Shame ON such Observation-Disclosures to
their counse.s-may the name OF J. Tay-
Tor of Caroline county, Virginia. and his
coadjutors be held in everlasting con-
tempt