Bingham skirmished between the polling-booths and the committee room.

Horace Williams was out all day--Rawlins edited the paper.

The returns wouldn't be ready in time for anything but an extra anyhow, and the "Stand to Arms, South Fox," leader had been written two days ago.

The rest was millinery, or might be for all anybody would read of it.

The other side had a better idea of the value of their candidate than to send him into the country.