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rates compatible with the interests Of the prCYie-
tors. There Is ono point in which the iaSOrtng man
Certain 'dissstoe from tHe city for one shilling.
od there o ShUGd 20 sus cam Get tho ss air.
and establish for himself house away IrOm the
dirty city Tho internal ,o.o 81 s Internal Commerce
There are IN the West large amounts OF gram anu otner
products to Be shipped East; and mpornS
should he done at the very lowest cost as II
the comfort OF the labOrcr in the East as wen 40 IN o
West, and no man viii doubt tho proprey Oh 'nS p"
ciple.
THE DECLINE IN sHIP-BUILDINd.
Mr. Boutwell, then referred 70 tho transportation ny
water to other countries rcmarIng that 1t was de-
porabe fact that Of the 40 merchant vessels tat sal
between this country and Europe not one was under inc
American Hag Great Britain Is taking possession OF the
commerce OF the world This is Illuminating, but how
be built Sailing vessels built Of iron no longer
wanted. and the only vessels that can compete WIN
advantage we have over England In iron, as being
10 per cent better, and referred 10 the Nav, nay
for The purposes Of peace than is necessary.
Tie question Is not as to the size, or armament OF
sails represents people who will not ask any
thing wrorg will they submit TO anything wrong
He then referred TO the suggestion that II tho duties on
some OF the materials for building ships were removed
we would be relieved, claiming 70 some extent that 1t
the duties from other articles and the Government can
not afford t. do ta Ne are looking TO specie ments
and would It not DO well said the speaker H. the trans
American shipbuiidcrs He spoke upon the subject OF
fearful ratio, The debts OF Europe and the United
States, few years since, amounted 10 $780,
OOOOOo; to-day they reach s23,OOo,OOoOOo. Hc ar
ESsA payae Hs' Of debt Gng %ss s
20 Grappe whit now. and give the capitalist sharp
their share Of the burden Ho closed with some ex
ceen advice to the yoG1S VINO are TO rule It's tbs
some of the mistakes men have made in the past.
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AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
ADDRESSES BY Ex-Gov. HAwLEY AND SECRETARY
DELANO.

ADDRESSES BY EX-GoV. HAwLEY AND SECRETARY
DELANO.
Hartford, Conn.,, Oct. 26.-At the closing
meeting Of the American Missionary Association this
morning the Committee to whom was referred the report
on the Indians reported In favor Of cooperating with the
Government heartily ndorsing the policy Of President
Grant, and recommending to the Association and the
friends of humanity everywhere hearty support Of
that policy.
Ex-Goy. Hawey then made an earnest address, show
Ing first the bitter hostility which the Missionary Asso
citation encountered 10 its early days. when Abotionism
was unpopular BE alluded to the fact that his own
father was stoned IN Connecticut town and TO show
the great change in public sentiment he said that he
hiuseR had secured Republican majority in that very
town. He argued that the Indians were cspaoIe OF
Of the Hudsons Bay Company and others, saying that
the indian will treat the whites wen 4 they win treat
him humaney. The speaker did not believe that 1t was
necessary for the saxon and Protestant to kill the In
dams on sight when Latins and Roman Catholics even
Secretary Delano Of the Interior Department then
made long and eloquent address After showing that
the Government had always been liberal In It's donations
to the Indians who were swndled by agents 80 that
they had become literally hostile to the Government ne
by Gen. Grant, who sounded the key-note In DIS nausu
ration message when he said: ,uo. noo,ao,ad e..
duty to these people it's treaties have been liberal but
INSTRUMENTATION went into power the hostility of the In
dams had eliminated aud that hostility was based upon
t MI was general and felt among all tribes
Of Indians The idea Of sauehtering and e1erminstins
the red had become general and the argument was
based upon the supposion that that was the only way
out Of the difHcuty The whole difficulty was because
the agents were selected because they were honest
and Capable they appointed because they applied
for position and many Of them bought their places
n 500 a year, but out Of the stealings It was
a disgrace 10 tho nation TO which we belong. But
thank God that shame Ia In process Of determination
Hooking out to way out Of the em6srrassments the
President the United States In his inaugural address
said will favor any policy in regard 70 the Indians
that will tend to civze theu," and that should DO
written in words Of gold. He recognized that civza-
ton was the grand engine TO reconcile and better the In
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BANTA-In Brookyn Wednesday evening Oc Is Paul. yoosp
son Of william Binta In the 3lSt year Of his age /
residence Of bis paren LEI DeaztAs
near Hoyt, on Saturday, Oct %, at $50 O'Clock
JRNNINGIOn Thursday. Oct % Bergen Point j. q essiN
sious Lyon, wife Of Henry D. Jennins aged year,
months and II days
Pupe from the residence her mother Mr Solomon LToA -
Bedford N. T.. Saturday. 18Th, at 10 O'Clock a NJ
MBRRTTT-On inst Gen. Phineas GOrdea hert ns -
this city, recently Of san Prancisco. I
Peuds relatives requested 70 attend bis ts non he hi
resdence Thirty fourth So Friday, 9th lnSk, SRR
TEXAS and California papers please copy
sHIRLDs-on Oct IS Thomas Shield, Ases IS yenA
friends the family, and members OF Ae 6evsu
PresbTsnan Choh respectfully invited attend hs funeral
Friday afternoon O'clock from bis late residences 3s Ba BAs
Avenue D.
TAYLoR- Wilmington, DEL Fourth day. the asA tAa. T. 0aA
Puner.i On the Seventh day, the 18th, at o'clock
wHEATog-on Thursday, Oct 9 Jane L. Wheaton, aeed o.
Puperal from residence John Pra West Fuhng Saturday,
1890 oeook Finishing trains leave Hunters PoiBt d 10 1dssA
Jameaslp and Thirty fourth ST. ferries $50; IetuH ct ln
WIGHTMAN-On Wednesday 18th Jaass Pool beloved ond q
Pederok and Mary wghtnan, aged nontA and 81 dya
Friends kindly invited attend the funeral on The dscs
John wlsbnan 800 REsssL Brooklyn D., Friday, osA n
S0cloek,
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
poMRsTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC hARkBTA
WILMINGTON n c. Oct B.-Sphb Turpcntss steady at 6lic
ROsia srn Il % for strained Or 80 50 for Low No
for Extra Pale; 81 Tor Pale Grade Tepsntns steady
% 50 for Hard ss p, Ysso. Dip. and Is s Virgin ,s,.
Bafdng dull Flour arm and in god demand y'.i % 90 Gn
quiet sm, and uneh,eged Provisions ass nc %a ol ~ ~
cured lSis. Lara sSacis WisEy Qass and ,:sadI 500
DHrRo1 -Wheat tesdy and advanced 2 Extra 4l IS No
White, 81 ga Amber Aiohis,s. 81 a -.n., .,...
MsnPHIs 0d Fopr easisT sales ct % bgoH Com AiVsi
s.s SsaTO Oats s'e.a ss s ecoe Port t5n and seaIe
and In fair deapAi saa a. lot ollie Bacon steady
Shoulders, &C. Bdes et1ee . ,
hnwlgEas Oct Flssr sc. snd sasA.n.s wSs.t-Denaad
nEht and hoefS d 81 nj; No 81 % Data en and
scss; Oe Con IN r demand Iad higher Es MiIs4 go
dan shsds lower No q es Barley steady No Pail a.
6Sic Lis Rrsghts-Whssi hnfs lie Oswego 10 Recepe
sdo ebk Nou, 100 bush WhsaL sAipnsas-sV@ eoh FDu
CSIciso ocs myour firm md ushsasd whea, arsr a 81 70
bA eaA 81 & Last half Of month. Corn srm sc eash e
BID NeVeabsl rejected t,e bA 9as asas' sh s'"d es.snS
pS1iosi Sssi Psii scsls.iy III .0:s.aias =
brandt ella Is seller JaauAx LAID held eaaai st n
jIsasry nOnaii shOsasr ele Ghs stTeS' Csaf 70
wA. ssasy Al q soc MSa. Srsf' ySSs s ss sis
GStH ls EsSrSr ReSsDSSSD Co., ~ sc ssa r. S
byA Raflsy, Rsla9p.H-Af1A M tlaaf, wv" 49, w.
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and the Thousands Of Republicans In State similarly
placed TO dol Ia there any release from tho leadership
Of Mr. Murphy exocpt BY showing al As potas ite utter
Worthlessnesst G.. A. u.
Asterta, N. T.. Oct n, ISL.
I'VE assure g. A. E. that he may vote the Republ-
can State ticket without at all indorsing Mr.. Mur-
ply or recognizing him "a what he never was-the
leader Of the Republican party in our State. He
political accident to-day holding an important po-
sion which he ia not likely to holdlong and he will
be Of no moro account than the next man you meet
after he has been restored to private life. Wc there
fore warrant our correspondent that his vote, ten
days hence, for the Republican ticket shall not be
regarded as any sort Of Endorsement Of Murphy
Ed. Tib.l
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THE Duty OF COLORED VOTERS.

LETTBR FROM GEORGE T. DOMINICA FALSE
REPORT EXPLoDED-ADvICE TO COLoRHD
MEN.
70 TIE Editor Of The TribVne.
SIR: false report has reached me, the abb
Surdy of which would letpass UNDECIDED only some
Ignorant cOlOred may be imposed upon by being told
iatGeorge Downing has confidence in the Democratic
ary address yea that may turn 1t TO profitable
'unt at this juncture in the interest Of my party TIE
p~rt that am for ALTERATION and small
q shA In the interest Of the Democratic party. The re-
port IL unequvocay, in every respect, without any
Truthful foundation. 10 cOToboration of which take
s public opportunity TO state, that while demand Of
~ hepuDncah party greater consistency In its relation
bo coortd man Intend 10 stand by IT, and work for
% SAINT RUIN tke party zoe no hope at present Of
SLesGer consistency in any other party have
H IN on policies which tended 20 our graduation or
- Esn departures, not verified by acts, not lived up
W zee 10 reason 70 fall In line now with thesDemo-
Sa1c -noW when II murders ruthie sally, brutaly,
poot educated, 0nf mont promising yoang men. 1
snce The killing by Democrats IN P6iIadeipha OF our
Eocn respected 0ctAytous v. cnteQ for exercising IN
0ipVsI ntass manner eiIlsenS right. .,,..
RStH sad eau on every eOIeA man to do co. not only
9eeAnee 81 s pOey favorable to him personally q
patriot Tks pefpetutsy and stsblty Of Republican
nsttUtiOps The hope Of struggling Europe In All sec
aons, oot iongngy 20 the success OF the Republican
the Representative Of Rebellion sgaihst good govern.
ment, OF Anssehy, Of dabsaemsnt sPd OSEppdqA !, l.
SAke this OaSpn tohsy . ths eSDtsd yetsft d New
York, Soen - tbte, y0uf baots fOr tho entire Ra.
publican ticket Be not deceived, let no induoement
e0Ag yea tHen Y0HS ResNoS 70 thS Republican URTtY.
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ARcHER-RYBR-on Thuda, Oct 2s 1871. a he rsdence q 90
des pareuts By D. c, Crawford Of NeuYoxt C5
foukes Hannah g. daughter Of Edward RT
ESQ, Of Youkers, Westminster Co. n. l.
BOwNB-ROR-On Wednesday O g. at The residence Of the hu
parents BY e. g. Pllrchh Samuel w. Bovine 70 Ceas II
only daughter OF Capt Geo. B. Roe AL Of Piushng L
DODGE-PRALL-At Paterson n J., Wednesday Oct 3, III
By the NJ Hesean Mr. Fredeck Dodge Of New TSA
daughter Of the late Abraham PrD Of Tie srnS
place
BILL-GRIMsTEKD- Broohlyn Tnursday By Caea
Robinson D. w. Bill formerly Of PHILADELPHIA 70 k
daughter ofthe late Henry GmSteod Of Brookyn No eardA
HAYwARD-JUDSON-op Wednesday Oct Is al he redsess s %
brides fathe by the Rev. Dr. Henry W. BsoSs D. D., knna ~
daughter Of VIM. D. JudsOn, 70 John Il. Hay Wand.
LEGGBTT-FBRGUsON- Oct IS ssuEeries n L Rev. -
Ferguson Charles Leggctt d Cversck b. T. 10 Hesa -
gusOu, daughter Of the omciGlDg miniStsS
LBEs-BULL-n BoOklyn 0 a. residence Of brides upe No
By Rev Edward neefso John Lees
daughter Of the late Henry D. Bah Of Columbia, s. C.
LYED-BURBANK-On Wednessy Oct Is al ST. Georges Clns
by Dr. Stephen Tying Robert Lynd 10 Loase daHS1
Of Richard C. Burbank all Of Aoboken, N. J.
MORGAN-BARLOw-Ou Rsfornei Char
square, Rev. Dr. H. Hnon HArJ AorgAA ~
this city, 70 Estse NJ daughter Of Joseph Barlow,
Brooklyn, l.
st. iouiS papers please copy.
RRESE-BACKMANAt the 18th Inst By the Raw Y
Sacie Crawford n j. JOAN BlnOrs Reese Of Wis g 70 LSsa
Augusta Bsekmsn Of GreenponI
WEBKs-wBBKs-On day 10Th moath 18Th he rcnaA
the Row Thoa Aaaby Samuel n Wees -
Jennie daughter Of Winet Weeks all Of Glen Cove,
WOOD-LBWIS-Ou Wednesday, the Brick ChareA Hese
York George EXon The Rev. Pranh Wood and Ma
Sophie r. diaghter Of The late Rev. John n Iowa
al Notices Of Marriages must be iadorssd rSA ~
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A SERIOUS PERPLEXITY.
Editor Of TINS Tribune.

TO the EdttOF OF TINS Trtobhe'
SIR: am seriously troubled. Happening to
be one Of those who have worked earnestly for every he
publican candidate for President since the party has had
being am for the first time in Afteen years, In doubt
a. 10 my duty at the coming election vote for the
candidates Of 'shoddy Murphys Convention my action
Ia against my w ~ an indorsement OF the
things abhor and II enough voters, htuated as am
shall give this ticket their votes 70 insure LA success
then r action Is held up proof that indorse BY
our Suffrage forced leadership which Ia Disgrace TO
the nation and lis head. 49,, A., n,
puhoNn nOuAnae, end In serious circumstances UhAf an
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$500 S~A Con-, iiscuo besh oAs. assbuA By. soos-A
b. Iona o ss-Psr sr-ly hsss. Lsv so hesn g.1 rs
Wntef % ee1e6 N Wheat don ard snsSttlt Ne nst ~
81 n Cen dan and drsopasI MIsi sst, nS<1a sksa ~
0as duA sad suer Mlsd trsA Uos9o asLsd MA bed-
No spring sowi ssles 6ce Rye-Na lower si6 Hshvee
hgher sles a ga Tohseso Inactive Hemp tsN Bsetsg sasA
ferf 9se sales a e3 orders Bsa Jobbns sd etp
iSs ssoades 7te, Clear Rib saes lie boss g. pseEss Cs
cstts ssay rsssss no. 81 scSsa q 900 "a ~.
w bush WheaS 2ofoO hsh Corn 5000 6ss Osis 90 ba
hys 900 huse BGsey. 400 Hhgs, and 700 Catis.
SLsrELASD Oct &c fi6tr testy Wbst steady - da Ha
m wiHtr vi 1I No do 81 ~ Cen qeet and srohsnssat
gh mxcd, Gle; Low Mined Dali s.lss q Ne RsaS
eum dali and nominaly
CscIuEAr Oct M-Poa7 IN faY dem,,A P,uav a
Ur0 10 Wheat don and lower: sales OIL 30St Con- k
and 10 fair deaaRd sales NJ 4se fer -
IN a.. cenandj Aks n <oc Barley dell aomsa ales d
% PoTt dul ard shade oveJ sales BID 57i dela Lad
doll and drooping l0 asked Bah Meats dull; k usviEaa q
make cOncesr Scae 606ie ade sla7ia BaNos al
IN fair demAndi shoade l07le Csar AZ sAsa 70as Hs
Hog dull and Unchanged sales e43et q Cath ds sd Apss
irg sales Of ETSa al $685. IS WHISKY In Eooa ss.aa ss
9Oc.
TolDo. Oct @-Fow dun and uDeAanSo. "a q.
changed; No. White WabaSh 81 IS; No White McAua el r,
Amber Michigan. 81 q; No Red 81 % NA Red OF 80
80; No. Red 81 % Rejected, 81 20 Con oenax
vuoef ic High Mixed 56Ie New S Low Mined se Esv Ssy
MichiYau, SO White SIC Oats steady; l. 1f0sie Ia
Le gh lower Buhsio, S0c Osuego ecsipiss
500 bbh Flour Whest 900 basA kesA
Oars Shipmsns-s bbh. Flour 700 bu,A CoD SoOS boa
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WEATHER REPORL
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Oct. 20, Up. u

Svnopsis for ne past tCentyfovr hours.
Tho b9rometer continues highest in New
England bnt has fallen rapidly since "Wednesday after
noon The low barometer which was IN 49, Wnron
and Ontario Dnlshing esssg winds nS pe est SSds
tinued the Middle and East nnI ire COAT Of
TeIsS southesstery Winds have yeersd to The south
west and west with increasing ioreo On Wv svsIi.
rom Cape Hseras Maine Rain has s1n Ss no asy
generally from the Middle states 70 as nS COAT
and deededy on the lower lakes and In KsnhaS and No
braska; 1t has fallen elsewhere.
Probabilities.
m. Inv ha,ou,ctAr On Lake Huron win probably move
eastward with brisk south winds 1o.nsn. On
o vdax ys~v Generally from the Mlsssslppt River 70
Tie rains and Ssai cj nsh s wldd rain
h asstsrIy Winds fol- the Middle and Eat Attain
lie coasts no important change for the Southern states
and northeFly winds for tho Gun ooas@ VAuHopAis
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You must not BE found in alliance with the corruption Of
the Democratic party. charge corruption on that
party and the action OF ts late state Convention veres
the Ssse1co lot as ready as some Of TO- memsers h
city, n acknowledged It's Allegiance and exposed s
subserviency thereto Brand the cOlored who shall
give his vote to the Democratic party traitor TO his
people and to humanity. GRO T. DOWNING
Net1- York, Oct, 70, 1911,
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BROOKLYN CITY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

BhOOhL1N CIII DEMOCRAI1C CUNVEN IlON'
MR.. KINsELLA DENoUECES MAYOR KALBFLBIsCH-
SAMUEL 8. POWELL NOMINATED FOB MAYOR.
The Brooklyn City Democratic Convention
was called to order. yesterday afternoon, by Thomas
Carroll. The Hon. Thomas Kinsella nominated Samuel
g. Powell for Mayor. In address to the Convention
he said that he hoped the ticket nominated would give
satisfaction to tho party and TO those not connected win
them In politics. He denounced the frauds OF the New
York Ring and said that there were offenders In tho
ranks of the Kings County Democracy the party pro-
posed to punish them He said he had attended the tax
payers meeting at the Rink, on Tuesday evening and
panied and mortified TO find there men who hoped
to obtain importance by raising the fratricdal hand
against the city. he thought tho Committee OF brty
was feeble imitation of the committee In New-York.
He looked in vain 10 see ut the meeting the OF all
others to defend the integrity OF the ciy-lts Chet
Magisrate-and he was chaGrned to 1Id that the only
defense OF the city came from the Kepu6nn rams o
rate OF texaton had been enced so per cent and hat
Sn the He ssG that the Myo
lad been candidate for office since the consolidation OF
sIi Claiming the nomination Mr. Kalbaeisch was
"Dutchman and In view Of the fact that he had been
speaker would be opposed his being again nominated
He believed in short terms Of Office and frequent roa-
sailed and Mayor Kabesch by his silence had allowed
the charge to go unohaenged He had fndorsed ~ ns
its t oreait 0 assaults
Mayor, Samuel S. Powell Controller, Evan NJ Johnson;
City Treasurer COrtlandt A. sprague City Auditor,
james O'Brien; Collector Of Taxes. Jacob /. Bergen;
Justices Of the Pcaoe-Third District Thomas Riley;
Fourth District, Charles Is. Elliott Fifth District Thos
Eames Sixth District, James Cassidy.
AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.
Mayor Kalbfeisch of Brooklyn has announced
his intention Of taking the field independent candi
for the Mayoraly He has received the nomination
Of the National Democratic Convention Of Kings County
and Mr.. GroCan, President Of tho Committee, was
assured yesterday, by him that he would accept the
nomination. Several German Democratic organizations
Of Brooklyn E. d. have also declared their preference
for him.
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The Kings County Democratic Convention
made the following nominations yesterday for county
officers:
City Judge Henry Mooi District Attorney Winchester Brittop
County Treasurer Thomas Gardiner Large William
County Auditor Maurice FtfgeId COroBeEs Joseph
A. Wbehn; Justice Of Sessions Stephen
Voorhees,; CopmssOuss Of Charities Henry Seller and Cornelius
Ferguson.
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n.,rNoRK LIVE STOCK NARxEr-oc,.m

c,i. dull, best sale eds, ~ sloss q. ts s.s.
al Gd$ s5t rnedam - l9 - q 9,jnaTy 81 sI5 Se9 ~
demand sales at S60S6 s0 receipts. $40 hs. sAosp dc
snDV and mOd,e demand fair 70 good " vi go1 70 e
S5VS5 ~; receipts 1885 leh
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6peri& Notices

Republican Nomination.
FOR 'I sRsAT TSf nc SsIfGis'1 wssa2su
T6irIeenth Assembly District Repu6Ilcan Assessasssa
vim meet Te@per,nes Hall isi hsht-sy: on FRIDAY sMM&
c. O. ARCHIBALD Secretary.
COMMITTEES for the Relief or the saHerers b. ID
Chicago Conaasraaisu.
Rooxs o. TIE CuAnBnn o. Coxzvaox,
No. 50 WmuAH-sT.. oS.easr u I'LL
Persons dsarOas Subscribing this may ssud tAss ss
Chamber Of Commerce. Ne q wlIAnst u oEoe04
WILSON Sesary fire Chamber between he SOSn Il q M
Up or any ofhs Committee scEs - sss pvGss
70 he order Of A. A. LOW Trsasau
oFYcERs OF THE COMMITTEES;
JOHN C. GREEN. cAairnas n soQtAa
GEORGE oPDYKR, vIsscaAirnsA, Is NassassL
A LOW, Treasarss II BEuassliR
FRANK 4 HOWE Secretary. . w.nsA
Life Associates Of America g..
oFPICg. % BROADWAY. mWtoaA d.
CARDINAL PRINCIPLES
s.t.ty and fair return 10 psheyAeas Rsossng ua ss~u-
1xsmsai AL pro6n ssuitshy AYsdsa snsas sssg Asss@
POneis. DOu.fsrtitas fair Surrender 'sio' ss.'.s'
Every st.is Ias sss more Uprsssss.vss - - -
pires,ouL Wnsss - 49,, I
Lee $500. 9 r' 2 sS:sss 800
"rHE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.
" S'a a: ;,:: .s':s s - sls s =
JOHN DusoA ,ss.v SONS
-1-sz.z xzS.Ss fsf EalcA, RreakfasS, %.
riSSRwooD CT sdsaA ssd 'ay ss.ziAs aaAs, A.
siOu' r'Aa iss = ~ ,s :.,s IS ss. wAo. sOs yas
-: N: ..ss7s, WafcSes and Jeweiry, g . ESQ q
IE, gp ~ s.i srssdssy PsuuesAlAA
go. ". Di1assk vIn a'sss saa - 49, hl1 gxsfS
ssa setas y ~ ,sb,d q - sB-ssI FrFS7R ~ ~
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WESTMINSTER DEMOCRATS DISSATISFIED.
DE- no..aoaun4n &c Ahn INth Gnnntn

WESTMINSTER DEMOCRATS DISSATISFIED.
Tho Reform Democrats of the IXth Senate
District very reasonably dissatisfied with the re-
nomination Of Mr. William caldwell for Senator. The
While Plains Journal thinks that s about time for the
Democrats of that district to shake of the corrupt and
unprineiped EewYork Ring who dictate the candidates
we may vote for who thus deprive the people Of the
right of local sefgovernment" 1t continues: Through
the overpowering influence Of the Rings appointees
in Wostchester, Putnam, and ROckland, ana
the prOflse Of money, furnished In part
nv the Ring the hird-term nomination Of Mr. caldwell
has been forced upon the people. This powerful nu-
enCe may carry Mr. Cauldwe through and as the Dem
ocrac press the district been in part subsdzed
and new papers started in the same Interest," 1t Is ex
pected that the Old Democracy will have little to say IN
the in this county and district and MT
Cauldwe even now suggested for fourth ana nItn
nomination for State Senator It L. this tarusang
upon the Democratic party, and fastening upon
It, through foreign influences and corrupt appli..
ances, Of candidates who are not the 1alr
choice of the people. which disgusts our voters and
directly against thu obnoxious persons on the ticket
Boss Tweed the candidates, let Boss Tweed
they say elect his candidates. OF the Republican can.
didate The Journal says: Judge Robertson now runs
against thirdtern candidate William GauldTe, the
forced his thirdterm nomination for Congress Robert
son beat Radford by upward OF 1900 majority. Mr.
Caldwell ought to withdraw"
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-. man upon whom all good citizens V"u "'"'''
O0s-snS way for success Of REFORM ,o-,,,a an
In thanking You for the honor conlGTIeT '
vouFs respectfully, D. Ni'"
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Long Winter Evenings 80 BILLIARD rAsLsi Pm ~
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