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the Democratic platform which refers to

.no hcmocratic PLATFORM which refers to
the question:
We favor the complete separation Of
Church and State religious inedepen dence
and absolute freedom Of opinion; equal and
exact justice to all religious societies; and
purely secular education at the expense Of
the taxpayer, without division among or
control by any sect, directly or indirectly, Of
any portion Of the Public School Fund. In
view Of the admirable provisions Of our
State Constitution upon these sub jects,which
are due to the wisdom and energy Of the
Democratic party, we denounce the Repub-
lican platform as an insult to the intelligence
Of the people Of Ohio, and base appeal TO
sectarian prejudice.
This Is the position Of the Democratic
party in Ohio, yet in the face Of this, the
Republican orators and organs accuse
them Of desire to divide the school
fund between the Catholics and the
Protestants, TO make Of our free school
system medium for the propagation Of
papal teachings and Jesuitical doctrines
The platform declares, as explicitly as
the English Language will permit, direct
ly the contrary. 1t demands the pursuance
of policy which should meet the appro-
val Of every fair minded citizen whose
honest desire is for the perpetuation of
our republican institutions untrammeled
by fanatical prejudice an entire separa.
tion Of church and State and purely secu-
lar education at the expense of the tax.
payer. This, while denying the right Of
Catholics TO teach their peculiar religious
views in schools supported by the public,
would deprive teachers Of 1.-THE privilege
Of seeking to impress upon the minds Of
the pupils the beauties of the Protestant
faith. Morality and duty to God and
themselves can be instilled into the
minds Of children without touching
upon their freedom of conscience. 1t
should be the aim Of the managers of all
institutions supported by the taxpayers
to avoid sectarian questions; they are
not constituted the guardians of those
receiving the benefits beyond their TEN.
poral welfare, and any attempt to pass
beyond the bounds of strict impartiality
should be promptly and effectively re-
buked.
But the radical mouthpieces contend
that there is secret understanding be-
tween the Democratic leaders and the
heads Of the Romish Church, whereby
the desires of Catholics are to be accom-
plished. This is simply political bun
combe, partisan clap-trap, INDUCED in
for the purpose Of arousing the religious
of the people, and to dis
tract the public attention from the foul
corruption and offensive odor of jobbery
which pervades the very name of Re-
publican. The Democratic party de-
mands a reform of the many evils which
under Radical domination have settled
like pail upon the country; they de-
mand change from the regime of fraud
and official unaccountability to an era Of
honesty in the administration Of affairs,
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The editor OF the Ukiah (Cal.l Demo
erat, having recently suggested that there
were other vocations more suitable for
woman than editing paper duringa
political campaign, Mrs. Belle Lynch, of
the Ukiah Dispatch, thus annihilates
him; II only men are to fight the bat
ties Of this campaign, the editor of the
Democrat had better put ON checked
apron, get hank of yarn and some
knitting needles and a pair of BRAS
mounted spectacles and retire from the
stormy oonaict.
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THE Freema-ons Of Iowa are very
much exercised over a recent decision Of
the Grand Master that dancing in the
lodge-rooms is inconsistent with the good
Of the craft. Two subordinate officers
have been deprived of their positions
for acting In violation Of the decision.
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1r has been decided by a Kansas
judge that man and wife can 20 to
circus on ticket that says" admit one"
-as by law they are considered "onc."
This introduces a pecuniary considera-
tion into the question Of woman's rights
which may silence even Susan b. An
thony.
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wM. COULTER, the Oldest railway con.
ductor in the United States, having re-
fused to wear the uniform and ticket
satchel recently ordered by the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad Company, will retire and
build a $50, 900 house. ID
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rOPfCs or rHE rsWE.

DIR. HoSEyMAS, an Acadian natural
ist, obtained number Of army worms
and kept them In a glass case to note
their development. They turned into
white moths, each having two white
spots on the back.
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THE MAGNOLIA.

Stainless white petslsi
CorolIa Of suovi
Gold ia the center,
An riehncs. and glow;
Bath for Titsnia.
" crystalline dew.
Cradle Tor hummine bird
Butterflies nest
Fountain Of nectar
For boney-becs' questi
Goblet for Gsnymcde,
Full Of the vine
Brewed by Aurora
With fingers divinei
Chalice Of spicery,
Fit for a queeni
Crovning a column
oi.exquisite green;
Cup 10 he held in
-soe hsnd OF bride,
Pure as thy perfume,
An emperor's pride
Flower 10 be laid on
The cross by tomb
Type Of the spirit
In Psfadise-blcomi
Therefore ! gather thee,
Lovely and pure
spsak from this graveyard
OF Joys that endure I
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PENCIL AVID SCISSORS.

DRINKING glass after glass must pro-
duce panes in your insides.
WHEN a draft passes through the bank
does 1t give the clerks cold?
WHAT are they which, though always
drunk, are never intoxicated? Toasts.
You can't speak in balloon without
having high words, but it is death to fall
out. ..
The man who loves children is sure
to have heart good and pure and SYM
pathetic.
WHAT is all virtue, all wisdom, all glory,
Exploit Of valor, or marvel Of story
What Is the wrath Of = martyr on Ore,
bs bsaSsiiaF sSla; fS,S; ssIag gold
MANY actions, like the Rhone, have
two sources-one pure, the other impure.
j. C. Hare.
He that will not reason is bigot; he
that can not reason is fool, and he that
dares not reason is slave.
TURKISH tailors are never reproached
for misfts. They have only to cut out
two bags, hitch them together, and the
customer has first-class pair Of pants.
IT is useless to talk about beginning
to do better tomorrow; either begin to-
day, or say nothing about it.
Miss HATcHErT, the Illinois poetess,
is being ridiculed by the punsters on
having no handle to her name. What Of
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|
THE New York Times Erie correspon-
dent says that the Democratic State
ticket in Pennsylvania Is undoubtedly a
strong one, and that those who were most
discouraged on account of the platform
have taken hope from the ticket.
PERHAPS Orville Grant was mad be.
cause Steinberger received a much bet.
ter place than he, and resigned for the
purpose of coming TO Washington to
see II he could not get something good
something beftting the dignity Of a
brother Of the President
WHEN a humble American citizen
desires to transact business with the
President Of the United States, he finds
it necessary to watch the telegraph
closely. What with the Sartoris baby,
Long Branch, horse-racing and camp
meetings, His Excellency can only
touch Washington City occasionally.
JUDGE PERsHISG, the Democratic can
didate for Governor in Pennsylvania, has
good reform record. Only a week ago
he sentenced two OF the Commissioner
OF Schuyikiil county, convicted Of NAL
feasance and peculation, to two years
imprisonment and to pay fine Of 81 900
each.
PRESIDENT GRANT, according to a
Saratoga correspondent OF the New York
Herald, thinks that only q slight degree
OF Importance can attach to any declara-
ton on national issues that may be made
by state convention. In other words,
that the third.term project will not be
dead until the National Republican
Convention declares againstit 1t.
The Albany Argus puts the case 40
far as Pennsylvania is concerned, as fol-
lows 90 v,'a' Is !, 70 good government
,nA' rennSy,'aniA oe reueemeu from .he
ueP'aVeu oaoai "h'cn con''o's IL. 'ha'
every Pa,1'o' VIII S'sn success 70 rer'n-
,ns' anu ics'e 'he 'inAnc,ai question 10
&c ,'"'e"ueu o'e' U" 'ne appropriate
"e'u'
lHE new iork sun is OF the opinion
that the new iork hepuoiican Conven-
tion was not friendly TO Boss Grant or
senator Conkiing' But IL says that a
complimentary nomination ior third
term is sure 70 be oiiered to Boss
urant' ana IL intimates tnat Boss
non,;a.,;nn, W., .on,I,;,n.a,a
,h;na ala Gran, .var daol;nas
CI,, ,,,,,.
.' onA'''iNN o"O" "nen Poii''o"' o'a-
'o's a''enP' " na.e Us oe''eVe ~ sen
era, nes'o i'su,'eo',ons' ., iaoo, 'an,hs
'sP',ai W 'ne 'n'oa', Vi 'ne P,ooao',y
VI = Denoo'a''' 'ioVo'y ie'u''i"s ~ 'ne
..''o'a''on u slavery .ne a'suniP,ion .,
.ie ieUe' ueo'' anu ,ne rensionins Vi
.o"'eueiae So'u'e,s, 'he onen'e cnanses
run VI. na'u'. Vi '"Po'''''" y" '''a' VI
Insult.
THE Philadelphia Tunes, speaking OF
the abandonment by Orviiie Grant OF the
Orv;Hs will .oon find . Fat nlace for nj.
money Wby not form a conartner.b;n
with our friends Saville Wilder and the
Rev r p smith and persuade Secre.
tarv Delano to 90 in as a "specialYo We
have an idea that such A firm would fairly
coin money.
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EUrei0a lsesn ..

There are six thousand cases OF cattle dis
ease reported in Deyonshire, England, with
an increase Of two thousand during one
week.
Eleven persons perishsd recently, from
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The London Standard says 6l2 men
and l5s women were recently indicted
in Russia, Of whom 265 were arrested for
participating in the Socialist movement.
The Procureur-Genera!, in the indict-
ment, says Socialism is rapidly spreading
throughout the empire. The most ardent
propagandists Of the movement belong
TO the upper class. Among the indicted
are retired officers, professors, justices
of the peace, officials Of all grades, and
several ladies Of high family. He says
the Socialists only await an opportunity,
such as foreign war, to organize revo-
luton at home and put into practice
their extravsgant ideas.
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ii. L. Gordon, q weiIknown lawyer and
politician at Monticello, Wisconsin, shot and
fatally wounded a saloon keeper named Des-
mond, who had attacked Gordon with pis-
tol for having attached his stock for debt.
The safe Of Francis Sargent 4 Co., Nos.
81 and 63 3sudbury street, Boston, was robbed
recently Of si7,23j In bank bills, checks,
and notes, by two men, one Of whom in
duced the cashier to 70 into another part Of
the building, while his accomplice operated
on the safe.
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NATURE has a note on new and re-
msrkably destructive engine of warfare
now undergoing artillery experiment in
England known as the "water she'll"
The chief merit Of the invention--made
by Mr.. Abel-consists in filling an or
dinary she'll with water instead of an ex-
plosive agent A small cylinder, con-
tanning from quarter to a half ounce of
gun.cotton and little illuminate of
mercury, is attached to the fuse and in
serted into water-flled shell and, ow-
ing to the almost incompressible charac-
ter Of water, the explosion of this SEEM
ingly triaing charge is said to produce
more violent effects than have been at
tanned by any other means.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-22
SIiceD-EsaiSing.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, May 20, 1910.
Editors Dispatch: We sincerely thank
you Tor the interest already manifested by
your paper to educate the people in favor Of
law for the protection of Sheep'raiSin9.
We are in position to know the advantages
of this branch of nuSbandry to the farmers.
and the revenue that might be derived from
It if full protection was guaranteed to them.
Despite the cold nights and consequent risk
of shearing too eally in The selson wool is
pouring into mtrket, showing hut too plain
~ the needs of the people for money and
the great help they might derive if 9uaran.
tee against depredltons from dogs could be
secured. so rs TO justify large increase in size
Of ilocks. II the "tWo-sprigS. wbere-one-
grew-hcforc" man is a great bene(actor. sure
~ lie who helps TO double or triple the num-
Der OF sheep 10 our State is entitled to i like
honor. Aud Ue beg YOU will lend the con-
linued influence of your valuable paper in
favor of sucn a luw-one That Will leave no
room for failure To secure the desired end !;
rot onc that is to be everybody's business TO
enforce, and, consequently, nobody'<.
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FINANCIAL,
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, May Il. 1875.
SALEs.-Ten sliares S6abolrd and Roanoke Rail
road guaranteed stock bold al 95; "a shares Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac per cent.
9uarantt cd stock sold mt 00k.
Gotd.-americau gold. / 155 bid.
State Observation-Disclosures corsOs. Box bid. 56S
asked: Virginia consos. new Az bid: Virginia
deferred. s. bid. 81 asked: Eirsinla interest Ger
acats, Is asked F,rgnla ax-1eceivahe c"up9ne,
North Carolian Innd-d OF 1865, IN bih; NORTH
Carolina tns.ed OF 1868, 12hb'd; North Carolina
6's. new, bid
city Observation-Disclosures atty a's, l047s bid :
Richmond city 6s, S4H bid. S4* asked; Petersburg
fy g 20 e1 IS SG ssy city yos
biI; Norfolk city water S's, so bid; Manchester
bridge S's 81 bid.
ne:s,e r alroad second mortgage 6's. >. and j., IS
bid :oulhsidc Railroad iiist mortgage preferred
Ss. J. aud D., 50 bid, 60 asked; Richmond aud
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage "a, >. and D.,
lO3 asked; kchmonh, FREDERICKSBURG and Po-
ioac Railroad IN, rgsge rs; - ,, anu J;, vi oa
mortgage 6's. j. ann D., 90 bid; Orange aud
AIexandria' I.airoad third mortgage SIS, NJ; and
consolidated 6's, Nj. and ", 71h bid ~ asked; Az
lanla and kIchmond airline Railroad first mort
gage SIS, j. and j.. 80 bid: 55la a.SeI. po,o.,
Railroad st o C l. S.-RichM0nd and petersburg
Railroad, 90 par 22 blu; KichTnond, fredericks-
burg ana Potomac railroad common. 100 par, 63
bid, 20 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
par, so bid Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potn-
mac Railroad per cent. Guaranteed, 100 par, 30
90 mr. I2h asked: Scahoard ana Roar oke Kali
road guaranteed, 100 par, % bid. 90 asked:
Bunk S,0cks.-First >aIonal, 100 par, II bid;
National Bank OF Eirsinia, 100 par, lou b.d;
Planters Na.Ional, 100 par, JOG hIn: State Bank
of Virginia, 100 par, 97is BIZ. 100 asscd; Mer-
chans and Planters Savings. 20 par, 23| asked;
City Savings, 20 par. "a asked
Insurance CUIHpunjeS.-Nirginia state. 20 par.
253, bid: city, GU par, Sc asked; Old Dominion,
% par, 97Is asked.
.ftsceLiGn eous.-James River and Kanawha
Packet, / pa bar, s bud.
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rnuortans porta, Improvement.

posima>tcr-Gcncrsl Jewell will 10 Il few
DAYS inauCuratc 4 system OF through reg s.
tered pouches between all The large Il d
important distributing offices In the coun =.
Heretofore all registered packages have b,' Il
sent in mail-pouches, in common With all
other kinds Of mail matter, and have OF
necessity been handled by all the postal
clerks or the route between the points OF
mailing and destination. Under the new
system all such pa, kages sent from any one
OF the large cities 10 another will be enclosed
in a registered pouch. locked ut the sending
office, and not 10 be unlocked till II reaches
lis destination. 4 special lock will be used,
wi.h KEYS at each end Of the route only, and
no inicrmcdi tie person will hold Keys TO
these pouches. 1t Is confidently expected
that this system will afford the great
est possible security 10 all valuable
packages sent through the mails as
registered matter. Sendcrs will register
such packages in the same manner and AZ the
same rates a> at present, and will receive all
The advantages of the new system. The
postal clerks on the postal cars will be re-
IjcvCd from u large amount Of labor, hand
ling only the pouches instead OF every pack.
age. Is heretofore: and will thus gain time TO
distribute al other mail matter with more
CELEBRITY. The first pouch Will be placed on
She route from Boston to New Orleans, the
next from New York 70 San Francisco, in
Guiding Cincinnati and s.. Louis. Should
The system work will. satisfaction on these
routes, it Will be extended TO and from al!
the principal cities in the United States. This
system has been discussed somewhat for u
year or two, bat nothing was perfected until
Mr.. Jewell took the matter in hand. tie will
announce the details in few days Wash
ing!On telegram Baltimore american.
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Rev. DR.. Handy, pastor of the Augusta
(Oid Stone) church, in this county, had
great surprise on Thursday last by gather.
iny at the house, which resulted in new and
heavy supplies for household demand
Stanton indicator.
In speaking of the termination OF the Cen
teuary revival, we are unduiy representedi IN
print as comparing the chasLe and lofty eIo'
auence of DR.. ROsscr TO the roarIGg OF
mighty beast instead of the roaring Of
mighty Jlast.-Lyachturg Republican,
A committee on Il bill Of rights has re-
ported to the Missouri Constitutional Con-
ventiou in favor of taxing church properly.
1t Is said that the pew constitution Will pro-
hiblt clergymen from holding political offices.
Our hands who are not sick, with few
exceptions, are either drunk or demoral,zsd
be the centennial ceremQples.-C Charlotte
In. o. Observer
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GRHEK4L Z. II. CElLToS.-This gentleman
"1> General Ices djutant-Senelal, and,
Tim West Pointer, i still under disabil-
t."..
The General was summoned to serve as
lG!oI III the supt rior Court, uad Yesterday
"eu! there 10 make his excuses. When the
t.iAc came he stated 10 the Judge that hc was
Inc Only one in The city 10 attend TO lis BUSH
It., aid 50 could not well leave il. Judge
Jyba-on did no. thl!,h this good plea,
"hru ,he General ADDED thu. he had no civil
rights under The COMMUNICATIONS occupy
H. TIE fo,ifinn cfa foreigner. Judge john
con ttru .X"tl-td him, SAYING, In substance ::
VI You have no interest in the country the
country can have none in you General
Chiffon. IL answer, replied: :" May it please
the court, have "a, much interest in the
country, aud Especially IN the South, as any
lau,' and lett.
We "ctc not present, but give the report
Of several lawyers, and 0uly mention it be-
cause al many ABSURD rulnors that were
al,at Yesterday. We give the substance, II
LOl he exact words.
Comment unnecessary save this: Behold
what reconstruct ion and the fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments accomplish augusta
tLG.J LcnStt.ItinndltSt.
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MKS. LlNcoLN-llER REPORTED ATTEMPr
TO COMMIT SrIClDE.- chicago, May 90
The Times has information that Mrs. LIN
colin attempted 10 commit suicide by poison
ing. After being removed from the court
room, where she was adjudged insane yestcr-
day. She WAS put under the stricteSt surveil-
lance. il being feared she might do Injury TO
herself, To-day she escaped from her room
and buried 10 the drugstore OF Frank
>quir,s, under the Grand pacIti, Hotel. She
ordered Il compound OF camphor and auia-
Gum, oS;cp>lbIy Tor ncuralga.
The c'erk informed her it would take
about ten minutes 10 prepare it; whcreupon
she took Il carriage and drove 10 two other
drug>torcs. Size was followed by SquireS,
Sho in each case prevented the druggist
from giving her the compound. She finally
returned 10 the first place and procured a
mixture which she supposed was what she
wanted, but when was harmless. She drank
this rs she left the store, and a. it had 30 et.
feet she tried to leave her room again to Oh
tain Il lireer dose, but was prevented. She
Has removed TO Il private hospital, AT Bata-
via. H., this afternoon, where she will have
every attention.
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Collision AND Loss OF LlrE.-At daylight
Yesterday morning the schooner Chesapeake,
CAPTAIN SlltS Morris. of Scalord, Del, left
Baltimore tor Scaiord. When mile below
Fort Carroll the Chesapeake was in collision
with the schooner TnomaS and William
DickcrSon. Captain SOmers, OF Onancock,
Va, which was on the way up the river
From the shock caused tv the collision Cap
tain Morris vas knocked Ovtrhoard, and
drowned before assistance could reach hlm,
AID Andrew Smith. Il colored hand on the
Chesapeake, received >criou. hurts ABOUT ire
head and lody. Neither vessel was much
Injured. There was high wind prevailing
Il The time Of the collision. The body OF
Ca2'uin Morris has not been recovered.
smith was taken 10 the MARYLAND University
IIv.pltal.- BIttim0Te Sun. 2lSt.
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PRIMARY ELECTIONS AND NOMINATING toE-
vENrIoNS.-A primary election was held III
3 illmorc on Tuesday, and City Comult-
tee, or Convention. was elected. AT the
first meeting of this Convention JimeS How
ard, of the Eleventh Ward. offered The toll
loving resolution, which was adopted With
few dissenting votes:
Re>0'ued, That lie Democratic ConServa-
tive voters of Baltimore city are hereby re-
qucsted to meet in Tie several wards on W CO.
nesday, June I'd, bltHcen II and O'Clock L.
NJ =, at places To be deSIgn1ted by the men,
bars Of the Executive Committee Of this
Convention for each ward, to elect five dele
gates from each ward 10 represent such ward
in city convention, TO meet lit such place rs
the chairman Of the Executive Committee
may select, on Thursday, June 8, 1915, 10
nominate candidate for Mayor 10 be voted
for at the fall elections also, to meet on
Tuesday the S.h of June, 1915. between u
NJ. and s L. NJ, to elect five delegates
from each ward to city cOnveu-
ton to meet on the . h of June, at
II NJ, TO nominate q candidate for
Sheriff, to be voted for at the fall elections;
and at the same time and place to select
rwcpty-one delegates from Baltimore city,
seven from each OF the three Legislative dis
$.
State Convention TO nominate candidates for
Governor, Controller, and Attorney-Gene-
raj. to be voted for at the coming State cleo
ton also to meet in the several wards . e . %
Tuesday. June 10, between II and s L. NJ,
for each ward to elect five delegates TO form
Sc oarate conventions for each OF the three
legislative districts of the city TO nominate
candidates for the following positions: One
senator and six members of the House OF
Delegates for the first legislative district, SIX
members OF the House Of Delegates for the
second legislative dis,ric', one senator apd
six members of the House OF Delegates for
the third legislative district. The conVer-
ton for The first legislative district to meet
at Broadway Institute on wednesday, JuDe
16, at y NJ; the convention ior Tue ssoop 10
district at Lyric Hall, the same day, at IL
Al ard the convention for the third district
at Western China Hall at II NJ. on the same
duV