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brokon forever. Tho farnora~-tho laboror,-
tho artinoora--}ayc assorted tlolr righta. Thoy
f,st re,norahor THAT tho price Of Aborty In otor-
NIL vigilance. Vho monopoliBtB must bo rontly
to accept tho faet concerning tho pooplns Titat
tho Eroht tlny OF their wrath ia como, and mono
shall DO ablo to Withstand tt.-Ieoria (IK.) Uc7n-
oorat.
Tho time waa whom moss-ooyercd Judges
could porpotuato politoal wrollgB, but tho ballot
tn tue hands OF tho people, to DO thrown at tito
Judge aa wel1 as tho politician uivcg naH,1ranco
that Courts or Logslatnros cannot be Tho bull
warka u;l. q - wrong obnoxioua to tho public
-Thoro fs terrible cutlery beeauso tho fsrm-
ora Of 1llinois, who aro fighting tho railroads.
mndo stand and olootod thoir candidate, In q
judicial election: Woll, tho railroads hayo boon
a great number Of Judges or tho Donc11 aro
owned by railroads. Hundreds of othors aro
running up and down tho country OH froo naBpoa
given thcm with tho puroly business purpose Of
Affecting their dooieions fayornbly to railroad in
toreata. Why should not tho farmers own O fow
Judges? There Is not u railroad man Of largo
Intelligence In tho country who doos not know
that lilo groat corporations hRyo thoir roproBont-
atlyon In tho lowest and tho highest cauousoB,
and as koeu III oyo on tho election OF Jndgos aa
nlar knowledge TINT tho Bupromo Court Of tho
United 6tatos was, IN tho opinion OF tho Chief
Justice himRo1f, packed In railroad Interest,"
Cincinnati Conlnactcial
--LOul9lana lB reported ha oil quiet" by
both bonator Woat and Congressman Bypher.
Thoao gontlomon arc on q visit to Washington
" to hayo como changes mado In tho Federal
Offices In Now Orleans." Tho ono great at1-
bition Of Louisiana Congressman aooms to DO
to mako changos In tho New Or1enns Post Office
and 0ustom-fIouaoa. Whom will tho mon who
assume to reprosont tho Republican party In
TINT State be loss a,11ioun nb0ut tho Bpoils and
more willing to labor for tho poaco and pros
porlty Of their distracted etate2 Tic strife for
party plundor has boon ono grent cauae Of all OF
Louiatnnau political troublos.-BuUaio Com
s1crcial Adperliscr.
II Mr. Dawes really did mean the Ad1nfnis-
trntion aa tho shining party In tho L.oulslnna
question in his Greenfield address, nobody has
ever uttored hnrshor aud sharper condemnation
Of its tsoatmont Of tho pooplo OF that State. Tako
this aontenco from his picture Of affairs there:
;" Anarchy alone haa powor, and It's minions sit
q stroken pooplo,h No Cabinot place, no flrst-
clasa foreign mission for a man who can spcak
Of Grant, Kollogg,. Dure1l, and Casoy in this
atyle. Tho " "Ininians" Of "anarcby" for
sooth !-9prinafetd Repubioan,
The pensiouod prossos Of tho Administration
speak of Gov. MoEnery's rooont address to the
people Of nts State as q submission to Grant's
power, and IN acceptance Of tho situation a.
tho war'left It." This is significant language.
Tho war left Louisiana not D State, but anb-
jectod Province. Pitsburgh (Pa.) Post.
, 1873-06-11

Three Isrotllers Suffocnted In n Gus.
on,oter, Two Of tEhean Fatally.
EAsTPonr, No., Juno 10.~-A sad accident oc-
CURED this morning at tho Gas-Works. Ropaira
were to be nude, md n young man nan1od Hi
ram Enwronce went down into tho gasometor to
lot OF tho water. Tho gaa oyorcan,o him, and
ho foil from tho ladder into tia wator. Hin
brother Edward wont down to got him out,
and lac, too,. was suffooatod aud fell.
Another brother, james, tied Il. ropo
around his body, and- Waa. lowered
down, but had to DO drawn up Immediately. Ho
waB nearly dead whom taken ont, and now lies in
q precarious condition. The others woro dead
Wien taken out. Edward leaves Il wife aud four
ohlldron. Hiram was recently married.
, 1873-06-11

It aooms that tho editor Of tho st. Paul Press
wont with tho Congressional excursion to tho
Gulf, aud conlos back from Now Orleans with
tho clear conviction that both partioa nro mani
festly In tho right, and both parsios hopoloasly
in the wrong; and that everything they say
about oaoh other is true, aud everything they
aay about themaolyos Ia fa]ao. uo thinks that
thlo. is worry likely to bo tho Impression lott
upon ovory man who goes to Now Orleans
with the purpose Of taking IN impartial
Wow Of tho situation. Hia oonoluaion ia
that the only just remedy is for tho
people to fight it out at tho polls. This WAS tho
conclusion Of tho loading Won IN ths Senate,
, 1873-06-11
WALL STREET..
Review OF tho Money Stock, Bontl,
Gold, and Produce Markets.

Review Of tho Money! Stock. Fond.
Gold, f1ul Froducc nrurtrc1s.
sn,cfal Dsnotch n 75s rh,caoc 1,r{s,,ns
Ar,e"'' "'eF''se'' ~ "e ."''o0' - ''on''e'
NEW tohA' 4oua A"'-aoney conslnuea IN
abnndans supply at low rates OF Interest," Primo
discounts aro quoted at G111 to por cont.
STOCKS.
stocl speculation was generally firm until af-
tnr o,clock, whnn thu marl,ot hccamo evoak
md ~, ,,,1,.o,,ont 1o,1,a. aoo1,ro =, - j., Of
a.ta ~ i x"a1 ~ ''.u' aeen ~ " 90
There was considerable pressure to sell, but non
dividend paying and fancy stocks, such as st.
pan1 wahoab n n kI n and I1n;o, poo;ao
fha a5ec1ina ranocii from, h AZ cmt ~ to
~ snaall a4a RWh;ln Joa;nau u
waro ntIondnd with - nrentor docroo ~ oe nm;,noe
+;on then ,1snoi tho gonara1 TnrIsot 1aft ~
.yool nj a yorv a1Ioht rocnvorv frnm tho lovent
prieoa, and tl}s ouiy in n fow casos. i,ariv in
the % DIV Erie wns tho 1oadino fonturo owing t., to
An aTyanro Of tx mar cont in svnnathv w;fh
niphar nnotat;onz 1t fT Tondon. Tn tha 1nto ami.
;n9a hnwnvor fho nr;co ravo ,rar * nor oont
cI6sinr Il higher 3ho rRonoaot1 1oan ri, hv % tlo
paci3o hfa;i fonnanv # s5 1f0 nm vas d;f,cn1t
stcamahn cnllntora]. Tneurarco nd otEnr ont. s.
iavs would connumo 10 nor cant mora nnd
tLn concorn Ia MT vat nhlc In INV 9 nor cant Tor
tho privilege Of carrying On business Il is naid
that short Interest II stock is being covered md
vl,ere it dom to.day. Tho ststomont thnt the
Woatorn Union Toloera1.h Company have Ciyon
lo Oo0 shares Of stock for tho Atlantic l. Pacitlo
Compa,y's lines is denied, but tho etory has had
it's otYoct upon tho price Of Western linton, and
that ia probably nu that WIS intended by the
parties starting tho rumor. It Is stated that tho
Central i Hudson River Company is propar-
ing to ]aY MI oxtra double track botwoon Albany
and Buffalo. and that that portion Of
tho $40 900 200 loan negotiated in London is in
vested in rails, which nro being brought ovoe for
tho new track. Tho Harlom fsoad will be utiiiz-
cd botweon Now York md Albany. thus obyint-
Inc tho necessity for doublo-trnckine tic hudson
River Road.
GOLD
land rato might bo advanced Mt least il nor cnnt
this week nd to-day thoy wero greatly cla-
rrine to Ioarn TINT Da1,k Ind gained E226. 600 in
bullion. Tho Question now is, wlot viii the
landing bull do? He nav bo content to! carry
5,a Ind If SIN. ono. 900 for a fow weeks longer.
hit ho IL inst M Ikoly to nitch some Of It over
md nicl< Il m at iowar fnrros taking tho nroft
~ ain ~ nd !, ,,,;i1;m, o utIost at ti;n
~ ~ T. ast;n.atod 3bot foi1 ~ mr. cnnt
a,,ii ~ a 10 ~ ~ s1n ~ o1,In ohont S NM
Gon M - m ~ r ;, ~, ~ ~ - ,tos o,,osa
~ gou ~ .n1 aa"h,s bu. & IT ~ o'"ot op'S""
1ofs "ouio na7son n,rnt,,z.,rs " tutlom Sue' =
i, o,od 5ov,s,,d tv aarmnn 1,snt,cra hut vorv
~ 9ag goor asaaaa "s oo'A"n '"aAoi'' LUZ FotS
'oS oAet4is' ropr,ov rvon,ror =:
t1s. sotnluM ~. ceo nm ,,a,.
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A Murderer Convicted and scntcnced.
CLEVELAND Juno 10,-.rhc trial'o OF Abort ".
Chamberlain, for the murder Of George MoCon-
noughry, OH Jan. 3 last, III solon, O., came to n
sudden aud unexpected termination yesterday
noon, tho prosoouting- Attorney rose and said
that, OH counaollng with othera Interested in
tho trial, ho had, although agatnat Ills own pri.
yato Judgment, consented to ask for yordlct Of
that tho prisoner aud llis friondH and counsel
would conHont to such n verdict, mud that It
would be satisfactory to all tho parties intorostod
Tho chief counsel for tho defonao thea said that
1t was After mature consideration of all tho cir
outnatancoa connected with tho case that tais
proposition Ind boon allvancod. Judge Pano
thoil addressed tho counAol, conourrfnY IN tho
proposition, which, ho said, mot hiH own yiowa
exactly. Il be Aad bad doubts before AZ to tAo
, 1873-06-11
THE CHINESE,
Infamous Ordinances Vetoed by til
Mayor Of Sn1a Ernnciscp.

BAN FnANo1sco, CAL, juno 9.-hfayor AlvorA
tonight vetoed the celobrated "pg-tail ordi-
nance" rocontly passed by tho Board of Super
visors, requiring the heads Of the Chinese pris-
oners in tho County Jail to be Bllavod. Tho or
diuaneo MAS vetoed on the ground that tho
punishment waa Infamous, as 1t mado unjust
distinctions; alao on the ground that it Was eon-
trary to the treaty with China, md TO tho lawa
OF tho Unitod States: He alao vetoed tho ordi-
nance obliginG the Chinese 1aundrymon to pay
:st5 quarter for eaci mnn employed. Tho nc.
tion Of the Mayor meets with tho approval Of a
great majority Of the people. aud evon OF thosu
opposed to Chinoso immigration, for tho nttompt.
cd municipal legislation had takon tho form oi
persecution.
, 1873-06-11

Bowlea DrotLers find themselves able to pay
fifty cents on the dollar. This releases 'tlaom
undor tho Bankruptcy low from further liability,
but thoy havo Issued circular to thoir creditors
In which they promise not to shelter themselves
behind tho law, and pledge tho payment Of their
apbta In full.
, 1873-06-11

The ordinance passed By the Common Coun~
I'll Of San Francisco to subject all Chinoso pris-
oners in tho County Jail to tho dishonor Of hay
ing their heads shaved, has been vetoed by tho
.Mnyor of that city, on tile ground that It mndc
unjust distinctions between prisoners, and
was in violation Of tho trcatios with China and
Of tho laws Of tito United States. Another ordt'
nance taxing Chinese lnundrymon $15 quarter
WIS likewise disapproyed.
, 1873-06-11
ANTt-MONOPOLY.

a convention to be HRcld In Pontioc.
ILL.,, Sopt. q
Special 1spatch to Tho Chicago Tribune
PONTIAC, ILL.,, Juno 10.-Tho Central Commit.
tee Of tho Farmers and Peoples Anti-SIonopo,y
party Of Livingston County, held a meotipr to.
day at this placo. Tho most encouraging rc.
ports were rocoived from NIL partu Of tLe County
concerning tho now political movompnt Of tho
farmers. call llas been ias,lod for Conyot,- en-
1 non 70 % hela at Pontiac Sept. e 1873, for tho
, 1873-06-11

DosroN, Juno 10.-plundorlug to largo OK
tent hns boen going Oh for some timo from tho
trnins from Boston, on tho Fltohburg, Railroad,
which induced tho Company to employ dosoo-
Edward prindor, onginoor George Smith, fire.
man Napoleon Blood, and ox-conduotors Fred
1lildroth and frank Hansaomb., Other pnrtios
are suspected, mud tleir arroatn threaton to fol.
low. Prinder and IIil1roth pleaded guilty, and
Houuo Of Correction. Tho aontonco OF Hildrath
III roseryod. A largo amount Of stolen property
hrB been recovered.
, 1873-06-11

ClNo1NNAT1, juno 10.-Tho International Duai.
moss College Association mot horo to-dny, Dolo.
gateB woro present from San Fraucisco, New
Orleans, Now York, Wisconsin. md Illinois,
Tomorrow Il. q. Spencer, OF Milwaukee, do
l,vora tho annual address,
Tue proposed amendments to the Constitution
OF tho Chamber Of Commerce, contemplating a
radical change In the basis OF membership and
az inoreaao Of annual dues, came up to-day on
Change, producing marked interest. After
considerable discussion, an adlournmcut till to-
Ros{oW afternoon WaH e1YeQtod.
, 1873-06-11

.Tlo Springfield (Iu.) journal is very much
disgusted at tho wny things .aro going! It Do
nounces tho action Of tho Livingston County
farmers in proposing to hold convention and
nominate candidates Of tloir own for county
officers; for this tho farmora are called onomios
of the "Republcan party." Can q man be IN
enemy to tho Republican or any other party
unloas that party mud ho aro opposed to each
othor mud If tho farmers Of Illinois have lnitod
for year nfter yoar, for tho Republicans md
Democrats to do something butlogis]ato in the
iutorests Of monopoly, is 1t not timo that thoy
should tako steps to do their own voting and
thcir own legisating2
, 1873-06-11

The Greon Bay Advocate thinks that the ques-
ton OF cheap freights can bo solved by complet-
ing tho "Northern Improvement scheme, that
Ia, a ahip.canul from tho mississippi River to
droen Buy. Tho Advocate ovorlookB the fact
that tho trouble is in gotting freighta oaat Of tho
lakes. Tho Eric Canal hns boon ever since 1854
inadequate to carry tho grain Of tho Wcst, and
during that eighteen years tho State Of Now
York has not expended ono dollar to onlargo tho
capacity Of the. canal. Millions Of bushels of
grain aro shipped henco by wator to Buffalo, and
aro then placed on railways and sent to tho East.
Tho inability OF tho canal to perform tho
aorvico; tho long delays Incident to Its crowd
Cd stato; thu high ratea Of freight, oil combine
to rendor 1t at times oven cheaper to forward
from Buffalo by rnii than to bond By tho canal.
What Is needed is through routo or routos to
tho Heaboard Of sufficient capacity to move the
whole surplus products Of the West at rates
which will not consume the value Of the things
forwarded. 30 long as tho lalas exist there
will 30 no difficulty in reaching Buffalo he-
yond TINT there must be new routes, and II that
ronto bo by tho. st. Iawronco River, instead Of
au onlargod canal to Now York, tho relief will
bo all tho eamo to tho Weat, however unfor-
tunato 1t may bc for Now York.
, 1873-06-11

TERMS OF nunscn1rrtoH {rArAnLB IN ADVANCED,
nnslx, hy ymsll....S Hnnt!sy.
Paris nf year At tho sa,no rate.
TO provont delay aud mlasakos, bo hnd gso Poak
OMro address In full. including 8tato md County.
1tnancos ny DO n,ado cttlier by draft oxprcss, Post
Otuce oster, In rcgsterod lo{to1s, nt our rtak.
IEnMA 70 ctTr 6unsCn1nEns. :.
a,y tellyc1e1, Hunday excepted. % oons por wnek.
paly tcliyorod, 8unhay included. 70 cans wook.
AIfl,eas TILE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison md Dcnrhorn.sts.. Ohlon9o, III.
, 1873-06-11
WOOL AND CORN,

We last week called tho attention OF tho pro- 1
ulation who live upon tho wages of their daily
labor, to tho tax extortod annually to bo paid aa
bounties to tho manufacturers Of iron and cotton
goods. In that article we showed the following
facts That In 1870 there wore in all tho United
States 1876, $50 persons employed in tho manufao-
ture OF cotton and $780, OIL in tho manufacture OF
iron that tho whole number employed in these
two manufactures WAS 265, $50, and that tho capi-
tai employed in tho two industries was but $685..
1928, 900. Against those VIC presented the figures
Of agricultural capital and labor in Illinois, aR
follows:
uanda o1uployod making cotton goods in
Hands employed milking iron III United
usns employed on cotton aud Iron goods
ga@is sapsysa i sa1i:a'tass II I'isss;. So III
Capital IL cultivated iasm lands In rnots.
We call the attontion Of tho producers and
laborors to the fact that the entiro number Of
persons engaged in making iron and cotton
goods was but little moro than half tho popr-
1Ab!oA u cAGAEo,- All4 LuALf IL tua 'Huulo
2G5, 900 were Picked up from all parts Of
tho United statos md planted In ILL.,
nola, thoy would not conaunlo tho surplus
products OF moro than two counties. In con-
Aidoration that those 205 900 persons employed
IN making cotton aud iron goods will cut corn
and other broadatu1fs, tho whole country has boon
put undor tax OF from 10 to 90 per cont on all
tho cotton and iron goods thoy uee. We now in-
vito the attention Of the farmers and othar pro-
ducerB to the wool businoss:
yalue OF wooden product III tho Uuited
nd,'Itoi Ga c,oios. 90 ~ Joy
Whota number OF ha.lda employed In tho
United States. ,........................ 8o,os3
In the State Of Illinois there wore, In 1870,
live stock Of tho yaluo aud kinds following:
Horses. TO b,Gu0 0O1
Unttle.. .......'... 450goo QUO
Mo9s.... ':....''''''''''''''' !e,guVWo
Wagons nud carts on 5arulR. lR............ is 100000
Total. QUO, 600
II will bo seen, therefore, TINT in all tho United
statoa tAore aro only $4,000 persons Of all ages
employed In tho manufacture Of woolon goods;
that tho value Of tho ontiro product Of woolen
goods II el55, ,QVQ, 200, and TINT tho entire capital
, 1873-06-11

concluded by n vote OF confidence in tho Ooy-
ernn,ont passed. by tho satisfactory majority Of
$50 to 8l5. This is q much atrongor voto than
TINT. which overthrow Thiora, whoso Ministry
was defoatod bY 500 to 9i4.
, 1873-06-11

Tho Spanish Ministry have resigned, aud
Fgueras, who was naked by tho Constituent
Cortos to form now Government, declares
himsoff unablo to do 40. This lcaveH Spain, for
Tho moment, With no other head than tho
Enrtna.
, 1873-06-11

but not oQual to ono-llnlf tho capital invostod In
Illinois alone, In hornes, cattle, lulos, hogs, and
fnrm wagons. Tho farmers Of this ono atate
and tho working Of this land givos employment
to $4,000 hands; and yot those $4,000 hands
hnvc to pay out Of thoir wagos mud earnings
tax Of from 80 to 40 por cont on ovory article Of
woolon goods thoy uso. Tito law intorrponos and
declares that IN ordor to MAKO the 100000, 900
Invested In machinery, mills, aud woo1on manu-
faoturo profitable, the oonsumors Of woolon
goods all over tho country shall pay, In .addl-
tion to tho cost Of tho goods, an average tax
Of GO por cent, to be divided among, tho holders
Of tho capital stock. Tho operation Of this Is,
that, whom avo bushels Of grain would purchase
q given quantity Of woolon goods, tho far1nor
must pay eight bushols, tho extra throc boing a
special bounty required by low to mako woolcn-
mill stock valuable. Tho farmers arc askod to
submit,to this robbery because thereby $4,000
persons who eat broad aro furnished as addition
al consumers. Tho smallest county in Illinois
could take the contract OF flooding tho whole
population engaged In making woolon goods in
all tho United BtatoB, and that without OF nll
exhaustlng ita surplus.
Theso pcrsons engaged in making :woolen'
Of 1884 yoar oaoh for wages. The entire wages
is about a27, ,0o0, 600 year, not more than equal
to the purchase In Now York Of one-tonth Of tho
corn produced In Illinois Mono.
Tho "homo markot," TINT Ia to say tho pr1r-
ohasers Of breadutuns and provisions supposed
cotton, and woolon goods in ali parts Of tho
United stateB, numbers prooisely $4,000 por-
sons, or less than the population Of Cook Coun-
ty, In this State. Tho whole capital employed In
the wholo United States tn the three oooups-
tons is 8427, 100000, Or one-third lena than Ia
invested in tho cultivated farms OF Illinois.
Tho Fifth Senatorial District Of Illinois, con-
afsting Of Madison md st. Clair Counties, has
under CIVILIZATIONS:
IN wheat, aerea. es2
n cotnt acres .l8b lU0
In other products, acroa.. 75971
Total acres In grain. 1858
These two counties in Illinois have m annunl
feed every man, woman, and child engaged in
tho whole United States In the manufacture Of
iron, woo1en, and cotton goods. And yct, tho
ontiro farming community Of the whole country
arc told that tho additional market furnished for
brendstufrs by tho employment Of persona ii
theso three products justiftes the payment by
tho farmers Of eight bushels Of grain, instond of
Of tlvo, for al tho iron, wooon, end cotton goods
they hare to purchase. We submit that this
"home markot' is rather an expensive luxury.
Tho aggregate capital invested in thoso three
occupations, does not equal moro than two-thirda
tho capital invested in the improved farms Of
Illinois, and we submit that to subject thefarm-
era Of tho entiro country to special tax Of 80 per
cont on iron, cotton, aud woolon goods, to make
those occupations profitable, is robbery 30 ovi-
don't and 30 enormous that tho law which ar-
thorizes it should bo repealed without delay.
, 1873-06-11
TO.pAf'5 ADJUSTMENTS.

1oo1Ey,s T11EATI!E nqndelph ,tfeo bstxssn s.F.s
Dillon" Afternoon and Svonlrg.
, 1873-06-11

and, aftor: rcaohins It. they deliberately ad-
journed and loft rrosidont grnnt at liberty to
follow ont his policy Of gustaining tho Ksllogg
faction by foroo Of nrmB.
, 1873-06-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

MYERS OPERA uOUsE-~hfonroo stseet, botwcon
stnts aud Doattprn. Moran l. Manntnge biiuatsols
, 1873-06-11

mev1uKH1pH THEATRE Madison street, hotweon
DOtrhorh nnd HtAtc. TAo hhun I1tnhn ifoup7'
''Uld Curiosity 8h0p."
, 1873-06-11

II will be seen, therefore, TINT in all tho United
statos thore arc only $4,000 persons Of oil ages
employed In tho manufacture Of woolon goods;
that tho value Of tho entire product Of woolen
goods IL el55, ,QQQ. and that tho entire capital
, 1873-07-18

laws of fair promise, but which aro found to bn
clostB and tloluBionB whom thoy como bofnro
tito oonrta. II thoir thinking inclndos 2 revtowl
Of tho past acts Of political loaderB, tho Farmers'
organization VII oroate demand for or now ta me
their purpose to wage war Tor internal fTof"i F
Trade by combating tho combinations Of capita1-|
iata by which they aro slut ou otthor No sollers
or buyora, from tho lnarkots Of tho country nntA
prices ap tic combination may fix, yot thoy e1o
not prepared to advocate universal Froo-Ira1o.
Although they heartily unto In dononucinn
ofllcal corr4'pton,, yct, thoy do not seen, to
Witch may lo AID to prevail over tllo COUNT =
may be traced back to, and Is tod
day upheld by, those combinations . %
capitalists md .npeonlntors who fink
lection to Industry tAan in industry itaolf.
Among tho patrons Il nm writing of thoHe of1
this State only, find minority, .composod Of
an influential class OF mon, whono first polittca4
S env Gs aG5Sia M f1 9 gsy q
waa tho acknowledged loader and guido. Mr.
Donuolly, who 10 the fayorito speaker ut tha
Patrons assemblies, talks Freo-rrado in vain to
these men. They may aio some time but they
Of their youth. Their inti1enco will ba
found. fear,. strong enough to provent
tho Patrons Of Huabandry of Minnesota from
becoming tho contra Of Q real pnrty Of Reforms
tho growth Of 4 popular foollng which III under
mining and woakenirt, tho foundationa Of party
aseon1oncy, which is tho forernnnor OF popular;
Freedom in which tho pooplo may rocoyor boti&
tho right and tho ability to govern themselves. {
Until lately. tho Order Of Patrons Of Hu.t-
bantlry had slow growth In Minnesota. snca
Fobrnary, 1t has increased very fast, and now
numbors oyor 800 subordinate urangos, inclu il
ing over TO- 900 voters, md is likely to double i.y
numbera boforo November. Generally tli'x
Patrons aro opposod to Waahburn, and his nom-
inatton would bo apt to roault in tho nomination.
Of TaEmere' candidnte for GnYnrunr. Euuo.