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mally agreed on the. reduction in til,
number Of clerks 10 be about Two
thirds OF the number originally pro
posed by the house; the heads Of III.
executive departments are; to deter.
mine the classification OF their respec
tive clerical force, and Ibis conference
committee ]. 10 recommend that the
salaries be Rx,aF accordingly. The
committee adjonrned until Moaday,
when II is hoped final sgreemen,
viii be reached.
The committee on the diplomatic
bill adjourned till Monday.
NOMINATION..
Tbe president sent 10 the senate the
nomination Of Samuel Heoper, OF iowa,
as 7. >. consu! at Glascow.
CoNFlRM ALTON.
ne senate confirmci the termination oi
$. Delane, of Iiiinois, ~ deputy second
OF the treasury.
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THE MOHAWK DISASTER
Additional Particulars Of the Sad
Affair.
NEw. YORK

NEw YpKK, July 20.
Commodore Garner had invited !.
party of friends to sail with him this
morning, and they were preparing 10
start when the storm came up. Thos.
d. Hunt, one of the seancn OF tue
Countess OF Dufferin, near to. which
the Mohawk had her anchorage, gives
the following version Of the affair:
AT about 4.2O be Was standing on
the deck Of the Countess Of Duffer,n.
after housing the yachts sails. He
noticed that the Mohawk had al her
sails except the fore top s.a set, and
he remarked to one of his shipma tes: /:
"The Mohawk has all her sails set
and here comes . 4qaall; let's see how
she takes it." He had hardly finished
speaking when the squail struck l.er
and she capsized, wherespon Ne aud
George Clancy aud Henry Fex,Aer-
stone lowered boat, cutting one Of
the stsnchions. A great many boa,s
IT once started 10 the rescue. The
steam zach. IdeAlsz*As. lying with
steam up, only shout three sie..,hs of
nile from the Mohskk when s,he
latter capsized, sad she started 1t once
to render assistance to the uuforiuuate
passengers. Instead Of going directly
10 the capsized vessel, however the
ttt's. stecred clear around her, even
gong outside of . Graf, that Law some
500 fAthems beyoad the latter. and
when she did reach the Mohawk. ii.
stead OF making fas. =, tho bow,
which vas highest out OF water, the
Ideal made fast to the stern, and 10
tuAlly pulled the Mohawk under Va
ter. There WAS six or seven f4thoms
OF water where the accident occurred
assd as the Mohawk he's some Ion !.
two feet1o1heA.n, . portion of her
side WAS still Visible 4bove water. the
other probably resting on the bottom.
Two small boats which put oG from
the shore reached the capsised vessel
before The Ideal finished her circui, az
IL. Mt once started for the club
house, and saw no more Of what oc.
CURED st the scene Of HE disss,er.
Mr. Hsigh, was intensely emphatic
in his condemnation of the pe.son in
charge Of the luckless weasel. As were
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COURIER NOT YET ARRIVED.

CnKY.ssE, July 21-Tbe econrie,
who left Gen. Crooks camp on th.
evening Of the 10th has not reached
Feiierman AS in former Instance
liis horse may have given out.
ARRIVED.
Seven companies Of Gen. Mersitt's
fifth cavalry arrived at Fl. Laramie
to-day, and will leave for Fe.ter,nan
tomorrow or the day following, to.
gether> with three addtt,onal compa.
mes vi the same regment-ten in aIl.
LECTURE.
ChIcAso, July 2l.-Flve thousand
people heard the lecture OF Rev. l..
Dewitt Talmsdge, delivered vt the
Sunday school assembly at Lake
Bluff onthc occasion OF its crr,tcu1isif
to-day.
THE DEMOCRATS.
ST. LOUIS, July 21-'I'he democrats
had large meeting At the court
house to-nigh, TO rstify the nomina
tions made Vt the jefferson conven-
,ion. Several local politicians more
or less OF prominence, spoke very ac-
ceptably TO the crowd. Two or three
delegates fEeHa= the Interior m atle brief
addresses. There was considerable
for the ticket.
THE HEATED TERx.
ST. Louis, July 2l.-The heated Term
or the past week 10 somewhat modified to
lay by cnOi northwes wind. and d.
temperature has been mora comlorsable, /
3etween 20 and 50 cslcA of prosssssioa by
he hca, have been reported during ths
ast three dayA
DROWNED.
DAvEsrnRT, laws, July 2t.-A specisl I
rom Hopkinton, Iowa, says 4 pleasure
'.rty OF six went sailing on the Mauauots
fver last night, aud had gone but . li,tIe
Ways when the boat upset and only two
oung men were saved. Those slrow ned
sers. Als West. Miss Billings and Mss
I iydep, and young child Tue bodies OF
liss. Billings and the child have been re
overed.
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TIE TouRsAARsT.

| ST. Louts, Jolly 2l-The attend
Esnce at the shooting tournament to-
day was very large. The first match
was for four hundred dollArs-,eu
single birds-2l yards; 33 entries.
The first money Was taken BY Smith,
Iof Frankfort, Ky; second by Has
forth, Of Quincy, Ill third by Hen
~, Of. Qulnny; fourth by II. Klein.
man, of Chicago; fifth by jasper, Of
) ST. Louis. psi
The second match WAS for sl75,
ten single rises, thirty yards from Ave
ground traps, with the use of both
barrels after the birds had flown; en-.
tries i3. This match Was not com.
ple,ed before darkness sci in, and il,
will be finished to-morrow. Thirty
eutries shot their scores, Stock, ,..of
Peoria, H., and Gockrell, of Platts-
burg, Mo-, being for the first money.
THE DExTgR RACES.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-This was the las,
day OF the Dexter Park races. The frst
was trotting, premium tl,2,D for 2 80
class; II started. Marion won; White
Stocking second; Mamoi Sd. Time a;s7,
. :27, a;2sL, 2:2s11al, 23a The second
was trotting. $2,5OO, free FOR all 4 started.
Bod,ne won straight, heats; Mollie Nor.
rls second Badger Girl Sd Time 9 :25a4
23a 2:27ha The last was running, pre-
MUM, chnsnlallas stakes ti5a, mite ind u
quarter kllburn won Falmouth sccond
Time .l2
The hxe=year cid ssaiiion Governor
Sprague, owned by NJ Highly was sold 10.
day To J L Case, OF Racine, Wisconsin.
for twenty seven thousand five hundred
dollars.
BASE BALL.
. pnil--AIIDELfHiA, Z Hal July 2l.-Hsrlfords, 8;
Athletics. i.
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The Impeachment Trial Post.
poned to Monday.
sToRxs.(s
DAMAGE BY STORM

RICHMOND, July 2l-During = Sc
ERE storm here last night in the
Puthern section, Seabrook's tobacco
farehouse Was demolished, and /.
Erge quantity of.tobacco damaged by
tln. Several other tobacco factorie
ere unroofed and the stock damaged
Criously. Dickerson s. Co.'S sad
cry establishment was carried away.
number Of persons were injured,
lt none fatally, SO far Us known.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
OrrAwA, July 2l-Tne Lightning
lied men near here yesterday
AT PH1LADELPHIA.
PHiLApELrHIA, July 2l-Severe
sh,ning, rain, wind and thunder
orm in this city and vicinity last
|ght did much damage in the aggre-
|te, though only in small way.
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FOREIGN.
REDUCTIONS OF WAGES,

LospoS. July sl-The imperilled
concern in the Cleveland iron trade is
Thos. Vxughn 4 Co, of Marlborough.
Two more Glasgow mill owners init.
mate an intention to reduce wages 10
per cent. |, is feared the reduction
will become general. The employees
Of one large firm have struck, and
those OF another have determined to
strike.
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FIREn BY AN EXPLOSION.

PAKkEK LANDING, Pa, July 2l.-
This morning tank VI bikes station,
on the west Pennsyly1ni. railroad
containing about 10000 barrels, situa,
ted about 200 feet from the burning
tank, Was fired by an explosios, which
threw the burning Oil overit. The 3
tanks will be entirely consumed and
VIII probably subject tie patrons OF
the line now having balances with the
company, to anssssessment, which will
be about ~ per cent. The tank was
the property Of Marcus Brovnson Of
f4tusyille.
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BoArs BURNED.

LAcHiSE, July 21.-A large build
ing used BY Mr. ST. Ouge for boa,
-blu'ldipg. Nas burned laat night With
the boats Of the Lachiue boating,
several steam and sa,ling yachts. The
child OF the, proprietor persisted in
the flames. Two workmen endeavor.
ing TO save their tools were SO badly
burned that they died this morning.
Loss. x5Q. 600, z4---
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also several other boating men who
Witnessed it. As the storm ne.reel
ielooked SO threatening that the mas
ter Of the zach. Countess of Dua-rir
stripped his vessel Of all sail, even u
kng down awnings.
The Times saya Commodore Car
ner himself could easily have escaped.
de was standing on deck i, the time
OF the accident, bat he rushed down
the hatchway to save him wife, and
was drowned with her. Mr.. Louis B,
Montsnt, another OF the passengers,
succeeded 10 saving Miss Edyth Nay,
and would have saved Miss Hunter,
but the rush Of water tore her from
his grasp. The captain OF the Coun.
tess OF Dufferin, who, in common with
AL the hpcniatots II ~.s surprised Ut
the Mohawk carrying sail so long,
sent boat to warn her commander.
but II arrived too late.
The disaster is generally ascribed
to the criminal negligence aud pol.
,rooning Of Sailing Master Rawlings
m carrying such . press OF sail in the
face Of squsli, and then neslec,ine
the precautions for rightinR hee.
rawlings, WHO WAS among the res-
eaed, disappeared Immediately on
reaching shore. aud is rumored to
have fled the country. Great indiR-.
nation At his conduct exists on Staten
lsland and among Yachting circles, in
both OF which Mr.. Garner was highly
popular. Deceased possessed an .es-
tate valued At from ten 70 twelve nil
hen dollars, consisting mainly in man.
ntactories in the northern part Of this
state. The yacht, the Mohawk, vAs
The largest Of her class of boats, being
over 3Oe tons.
a late report say the sailing m as,er
has been arrested aud is under strong
guard to prevent violence =, the
lands Of the excited people.
Among the hos, are Commodore |
Garner and wife, Miss Adelia Hunter,
laughter Of Destpses Hunter, of
Hunters Poist: Frost Thorne, broth.
= OF Mrs. GArner two. cooks snd ,
,cs man. Among the saved were Mis-.
Edith May, 10 Wes, 18Th street; IL
>. Montant, ~ West 22d street; G.
J: Crosby, Rtverdale; N. V; q. g.
Howard. j63 Fifth Avenue; Sailinx
VI Aster RAwlins and the remainder Of
he crew. Commodore uarner wss
ne m'flionaire manufacturer, co,ne,
II Worth and Hudson streets, in this
'lty The yacht has been towei to
he beach, where the bodies OF tho
commodore and wife can be seen in
he cabin, locked in each others arms.
LATER. Il
The bouies Of Commodore Garner
nd wife, M,ss Adei,a Hunter, md
ab,n boy, Peter Sullivan, tavc been
covered from the yacht Mohawk,
unk At anchorage by squall ycster-
ay afternoon. Frost 4T,hhorne, broth
: Of Mrs. Garner, is still missing.
ie is thought to have been swept
nto the bAy and arnvned
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BoDY RECOVERED.

fhe body Of Mr.. Garner has been
covered from the yacht Mohawk,
divers arc endeavoring to secure
other bodies. Stapleton and Ne :
ghton are draped in mourning.
sailors charge the whole misfor-
upon Capt. Rawlings, and he re-
ins under arrest.
BLAINE.
AUGusTA, July 2l-Blaine leaves
Rye Beach to-day to rccupera,e.
/ health is not much improved, but
lis physically little stronger.
LIFT FOR wAsHIkGros.
fBrcAGo, July 2l-Judge Bangs,
= Fted States district attorney for
district left for Washington to-
at the request OF Attorney Gen
!. Taft. lsis understood that tie
y IN connection With Whisky
kters here.
EAocRATlc STATE CONVENTION.
kr. LOUIS. July 2l-The DE- moorat-
tate convention adjourned until 6
aock this morning, having. chosen
Z A railroad commissioners and presi-
Atial electors. Resolutions were
sed commenting the eco.iomic pol
oftheA bduae of representatives.,
CHARLIE ROSS FOUND AGAIN.
cohred man BY the name Of
-SPrge interviewed Charlie Ross +.
n and states that he was servant
]. Mosher and Douglas band, who
!. ted off Charlie, and has seen him
hin tive weeks, alive and well.
DROWNED.
ROY, N. Y, July 21.-By the
mping of small steam yacht in
Hudson river, near this city last
ming, Gregory Fox, Thos. Edgley,
9. Bloomfield, Jonah Faulkner,
Harry ManicLe we're drowned.
others, who composed the party,
e saved by swimming ashore.
ley was dro ~ned in attempting
ave Fox, who could not SWIM
ABscoSs,Kp.
y loNTREAL, July 2l.-E, g. Wei
jeseler of this city absconded
/ fifty thousand dollars worth of
nlry.
A4 ovERFLowEp..
iaavEPoRr, July 21.--Many plan
ons on tho west side OF Old river
Eovernowed. Fears are entertain.
.&f general overflow.
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cR1nR.
CUT TO PIECES.

ST, LOUIS, July al-A Detroit woman
named ArJtha Eysne,i, livisg In East s6xil
paw, was literally cut TO pieces by her hus.
band 70 night. her left arm beiuk nearly
severed from her body, aad. her buck asd
meek and side fr.ghauIly Rsshed. Jeai.
onsiy the probable cause.
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FIRES.
BURNED.

MAsenEsrEH, N. H., Jrly 2l-J..
cob N: To~les' saw mill, near Mas
sabia Lake, Is burned. Loss, 100000.
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Congressional
Maas..

WAsnIsGroS, July 2l-After ].
discussion on the Usage Indian bill
the morning hour expired and the i'm
pcachment trial WAS resumed, bit
poaager Laphs,n .td Mr.. Carpenter
being sick the court adjourned ill
Monday, and the discussion Of the
river and hArbor bill was entered on.
Mr.. Eaton, having the aoor, ad-
dressed the senate, defending Samuel
j. Tilden against charges Of being in
connection with Tweed. etc. and
Vade y strong argument for that pur-
pose, showing the failacy CT Mr.. Sher-
mans argument yesterday that dem.
ocrats had never taken defensibIe
position bef.re the people Of the Unit
e. States.
Al the conclusion Of his argument,
which WAS largely political, Mr.. Sher.
man took the floor, reading from the
record to show that ESton,had dis
lorled what he said. He then said
when Tilden did begin reform he did
IL vigorously, but was Throughout,
aided by the republican party.
Mr.. E.ton made rejoinder in
effect that there were thousands of
republicans detected in fraud, but he
would not answer Mr., Sherm ans chai-
lenge t.. name any Of them.
Mr.. Herman defended TiIden and
recalled attention to the river and
harbor appropriation bill, but pend.
ing discussion the senate went Into
executive session and soon adjourned.
A number Of private bills we're re-
ported and acted upon. The house
went into committee of the private
calendar, the FIRST bill being one con.
hrming certain land claims in the
stateo OF Missouri. After discussing
The facts The enactment clause was
struck out and the bill was 50 report |
ed TO the house which confined the
action Of the committee.
aud SO the bill WAS defended. The
house adjourned until Monday.
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FAILEp

GLASGOW, July 2l.--John Athoys
4 Co, grain merchants have failed.
Liabilities heavy.
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SPORTING.
THE RACES CLOSED.

y SARATOGA, July 21.-The athletic
sports closed this morning. Nothing
very remarkable in time or distance
was accomplished aud the honors
we're divided among The various con.
testants,
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BY rELsGRAPH.
New Hen.

-
rts --
New York. ss,y II.
SroCKs DAFT.
AoHEr-kasy h7a2k
GoLD-illA0y
tsoyEssasnr.--rfrm and active.
New Issk. July IL
FLoUa--Dsn.
wAxAr-Dall and irr.saiar; No D. ntivaakss
loo; No > do, ssaAs; No I, Chicago, spr,sx, ~;
No do. so1S.
RrE-D Dali, ,00.O
BAsLsx-Ne0insily unchang gsd
CosN--fair demand; ntxsd graAeA, \sossk;
sllo~ srsd-d, Va: new weesesn .ixsd ungraA.l,
isssas
oAr.- puii And lower, wes.s.a .ix-A saA state.
ssfta5M.
ksss-aeevy; vsstern laDis
Axss Hrnsr y. 1osoaS.
LAAD-Dsli. sastss prt@s stsaa. II abk0i q.
BurrEH-nesyy, vesisrn. isa0.
MEnKr-=Stlaiy li2ss--
LlvssUooa.
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n1sCELLAEHoUs.
ANNULLING THE CALL,

:. = - y - 1T
NJ" YoxK, July 2t-Ethxn Allen,
alrmAn OF the national liberal re
bllcan committee, has issued an ad.
ass annulling the caa for national
|aYentiea to be held in Pt,ifadelpht.
July 26, and supporting the re-
lblicxn ticket
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'REpucrioN OF ciskRxs.

The conference committee ON the
legislative appropriation bill infor.
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Mnvesk.e, July II .

fLoun-Qutst, wsAk.O
WaIAr-Qslss; No. J, Aiiva.kss. ssx; Ne. Z.
spring s7A fer Ass.ss, si& s.k ~ s~pss.h.r
No ,, s0r ,
R41ecisd 20. 55,3ss75
Csss-ssr.ss: csosed higher. 1t ~.
OArs7-stss1y. u n SSeEs -
kvb-I.owsr g. ss. "a
DAaLsr--Dali ~ so~iasl no. .. 81
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WARRINGTON.
POSTPONED.

WAsHlssros, July 2I--Tbe iu,-
peachment trial has been postponed
hnli Monday on account of the illaess
OF counsel Carpenter aud manager
Lapham.
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REJkcrED.

!. i L :
VERSAILLES, July 21.-The senate
rejected by vote Of l44 against l39
the government biH Hrestoring to the
state the sole right ofconferrinx Uni
versity degrees. Daring The debate,
MIR. DufAure urged the adoption OF
the bill, which would strengthen the
ministry ~ defending the interest OF
the church. In the chamber the de.
pusies rejection Of the measure would
weaken the government. The reiec-
ton was effected by alliance OF the
Bonxpartists with the right, and has
produced sensatioa. .t@
DESTROYED BY FlRK.
PARIS, July 2l.-A portion OF the
town Of Gsrvay, near Cherbourg, has
been burnt, and one hundred houses
destroyed. Four hundred families
houseless.
ENGLAND.IASDR RUSSIA.
l-esDos, July 2Is-The Times re-.
viewing the difference between Eng.
land and Russia manifested bv east.
ern correspondence 'ay the policy Of
non-in'ervention was adopted by
England obviously because or . rooted
1ndisposition 10 Intervene, bwt, i, is
diiiicu!t 70 believe, Russia had any
other motive for reserve than m in.
.bllisy to discern how to interfere ef-
feetaell1 .1---sz
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L.v.rp..s.. J.i, n.

Z Observation-Disclosures
Wis.ss whs4i, sr2dGbs.sI, AprinS ss11asasA
Wh1ts s.s las "a. Clst s.sdD Di0s. Cesn, ,ssssA
OAtcAGo.
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It E T. EGRAP PHO.
4 O'clock. q. M.
-.-------------z--
GENERAL.
severe Storms All Over the
Country.

The National Liberal Republican
Committee Annuls the Call
for = Convention, and
Decides to Support
the Republican
Nominees.
Recovery of the Body Of COM
modore Garner.
Captain Rawlings, Of the Mo-
hawk, Under Arrest.
England Is Beginning to Enquire
Into the Circumstances
Of the Sioux
War.
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tf4 . Ar = ssos, Assass vSAs.x. uatst
- and ,srns frvsI fKuE 4 co.. Aasnal
hs'As. d4sly-AArrvNA
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BLAINE.

|aUsusTA, July Blaine leaves
Rye Beach to-day to rccuperaie.
health is not much improved, but
is physically little stronger.
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THE POT BOILING.

Politics in the camps of the enc
my are already interesting, if not
profitable. About two dozen pa
triotic gentlemen of the republican
party in this district seem to think
they are, severally, just the men to
put to rout the hosts of democracy
and give their champion a salts
factory lay ont. Judge GILLESwA-
TIERS organ, the Herald and Trib-
une, jabbers away as if the trade
made between BUTLER and GILLEN-
WATERS 10 1874 were absolutely
binding on the people and the Re-
publican party in particular. All
bosh, Of course. The people shed
Buffers distinguished coat-tail
pockets when they put him aside
for MCFARLAND and they are not
the ''cattle"-as our distinguished
friend the Hon. Horace Maynard
would say-we take them for if
they hunger for the hesh-pots and
bondage of Roderick's deputy coat.
tail pockets. 1t is also said that
Chancellor SMITH looks Washing
towards with a longing that will
not be comforted with any thing
short Of the republican nomina-
ton. Then there are Major PETIT
BoNE-than whom they can show
no better man-and Judge HOWARD
and Captain HACKER and Judge
RANDOLPH, and Col. JOHN X. MIL
LER, and others, doubtless, who de-
serve as much from their party as
any of the gentlemen named.
Some of these gentlemen doubt
less think it time for certain per-
sons to take their killing in earnest,
and stay dead politically, while it
must occur to others that there has
been too great a monopoA, of Off
ces by certain parties duf9g sew
eral years past. Anyway, it is a
lively funeral they have on their
hands and all we are concerned
about is the selection of the best
man. They can can afford to make
it interesting for us next year.
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acquainted with it only in its gen
eral character and through its plat
form of principles, but he rever-
ences its noble object too highly
to see II sacrificed for any consid-
Grafton of expediency. Stand by
principles and they willard can
alone-work our the solution OF
this great problem of how to puri-
fy our politics and restore pros
perity to all our people regardless
of distinctions. The principles OF
the grange are the true ones, we
believe, and If adhered to and car
ried out In all things the good we
would should come to us now, we
will enjoy at no very distant day
without having soiled our hands
or Injured our neighbors.
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submitted to high taxation, direct
and indirect, in order that Amerl-
can manufacture might be protect
ed and encouraged. 1t is time this
overgrown babe were weaned. Sec
tions have monopolized manufaa'
ture and drained other sections
until they are almost too poor to
successfully follow the simplest
avocations Of life. The farmers,
the common laborers, the nechan-
les and the small commercial class.
es should now be allowed chance
to recuperate and prosper.