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FaNiiue In india

LoNpoN, Aug. 29-The editor o
III VI ldras Times, a member If The
Il li-t Committee, writes uoder date
Ang as f ilows: The population
fS oihtsp India morR g. lssS af
ficIed by famine numbers 2 900, 0p0
Ia The most favorable Circumstance;
al leas; c s-siytb will die. T~eaiy
,bree people 10 sill haye died OF star
walton in Bengal. la Madras nc
camg of 1900 rises morning after
iqorning without leaving ss psay a.
thirty corpses.
in the interior the distress is mos
fearful gne gentleman passing dowt
the valley in the Wylaad district
counted ~ enty-Dine dead bodias OF
the road. A collee-planter seeking
shelter from rain 10 a hut found siS
decomprsiag corpses in it. On any
dsy ana every day mothers may be
seen in toe smigesls q Madras ofer
Ing tbeir CHILDREN fer sale. While the
founding p 1fi q If tie 'oF house
is full Of irf41t, FUND by the police
gu the roads dc eried by IheiF pa.
rents. Siuc- The famine begaa, $780,
900 people have died
q The first big tragedy may be tx
psc'ed ID siyore 10 ,t,st province,
indeed, inform ,ti9u hls rraiLrl me
- -
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The Governors Nsit.

PELAgELpHIA, August 30-To-
day closed the Gubernsi;oDs' visit to
this city, so far as the exhibition :
concerned. in the morning the Gov
errors reviewed az Industrial process
sion in the main building, about & .ela
maize Eorkmen being in line. they
then lunehed, wers photographed in
q group, witnessed q balloon ssfen-
sioD by Professor King, and then
took 5 speeisl rain for Chester.
where they saw tbs steamer City Of
Washington launched. The aisiin-
guished party returned TO the city
early this evening in time for the ban
9uet rendered them at the Continen-
tai HotI. tomorrow the guests
viii be conducted through tie leading
manufacturing establishments o. t4e
citv
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ESSzErS5E--
ss0ck ssa~Vais&.

SALEM, Mass. August a0-Las'
evening as q Lowell train. carrying
the excursionists by tie steamer
Ply R)ck, was ~ mi " d,xr
the seanatlgsuia per il, struck +,
group OF Eve pts~aps, killing two.
fatally %wogndipg one, and seriously
injuring Two Mr. sud Mrs. JOSEPH
SSszey, residing a. y, 40 1T. Petel
street, were Instantly killed, tb,
bodies being terribly manglsi VII
nsr'F sSas y, their soo, sged us
had bis shudtdtf ai-i sa'eJ As,
Rachel Gff,rd. u sIstrr # NJ 3 s.m
zsy. aged so years, living on Mason
ei:eer. North Salem, bad bnb 'coiIsr
bones snq nas ria ~ tlsh sides
broken. She died abeu nijuigh,,
The other p-rson inj ,rtd b inngs III
tpyf, 'bai ibe * tnl y BIZ j jiri.s
Could not h sssssisiufs =
The accident 90 ,be ~hs.( last
nigh, = sl'i'bu'sd l., ,he s~sF.lr-sness
Of ihr e1raqaior # BE- 'fa.p d mn,
Dlng u down upon u. ~ si,d pier,
With 10 head light or i,u %, ., siye
warning Wilbur + 5. AZ =, one OF
he Injured, died this IN rniug Sew.
persons, some If II EN- IF, m
Lynn, are rep .rted 10 be missing
Several ladies' 10 the fright jumped
overheard. but all are believed to
have been rescued.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05

OssAwATToMIE, Kan, August 81
Ten thousand people responded to
the cal to-day to witness the cere-
monies attending the dedication OF
the Old John Brown Monument.
DR.. n. II. Deersf, chairman OF
the committee, called the meeting "a
order and introduced Governor Cbas.
kobinsos - tie president Of the
dav.
Rev. Mr.. Adair, a brother in-law v,
of John Brown offered PRAYER. Res.
oiut;ons were passed requesting the
Legislature OF the state of Kansas TO
make an appropriation 20 procure a
statue Of John Brown. in bronze es
marble, to be placed IN the national
bail OF ststnary in the capitol at
Washington as q gait to the nation.
and asserting that it is toe duty OF
the Kansas state distorted society to
take measures at the earliest practi-
cable moment to collect ADD put a;.os
record the personal recollection Of the
associates of John Brown represent
inc bis cares in Kansas.
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Troops for the Indian roun,rx

0AAq4, Ma Aug 9e-Grnrral
Wesley Merritt has beel ordered to
take command of a q lum1 Of csval-
~, u about ten 6 mp ,%uies, ~ rend q
yol' o. patap % W. IN the WIND
River Valley, shener thry viii pro-
coed north ward tn The Ne, Prrres
trail. lie viii have With him the
well kiowu F,f b cavalry, a regime Mt
which bas proved uniformly success.
nj IN fghdog The lndians Five eut
VI sfsfn s"mBarics q tbe Nin'h IL
tan,rY hat hayr been siafoi "a at
Omaha bsfraek-. irft US erday.i,re re
sieve IL, clsa'fs conptnies stationed
at various p%iiit-. ia Dfd r TIA. they
may In Gen Marriu's c0mm md
WASHINGTON, Aug so The
rbird tfe'Ms4f latenisf. auy sta
ti"ued 10 l'enu.yieauia bas betn'or-
dered 10 Montana to reinforce Col
q furd's G. mmsud.
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FOUND GUILTY.
Simney, the hey PefsoBer Of Green's
burg, Convicted of Murder ia the
First Degrees

GREENsnuRG. PA, August go
The trial OF Abraham Lincoln MINI
ney for the poisoning OF three mem-
bers Of bis family wss concluded this
evening at six o'clock by a verdict oi
murder in the 6rss degree. Tnefacts
connected with the crime will be
C lmpsratiEely fresh 10 the miads #
mjst of oar readers. TIE prisoner i
a colored lad Of about fifteen years OF
age, and at the time of committing
the crime was employed in the family
OF Judge Logan of this town. lie had
been severely punished by bic father
for some juvenile offense, and con
ceiyed the idea OF rcvepging himself
for the punishment. GA Friday
morning June LIST be wentto a drug
store and purchased four ounces OF
arsenic iu Judge Logan's name, and
going to his fathers house at once,
found an opportunity Of mixing it
with the breakfast coffee. From the
effect Of drinking the coffee, the boys
father Samuel Nimney, his sister
Mrs Patterson, aud an infant child
of Mrs. Harris, who was visiting the
family, subsequently, died. while Mrs.
Harris was dangerously ill from the
effects Of the poison. The boy was
at once arrested, and apon being
questioned ackno wledged what be
had done.
The trial, which was concluded
this evening, was presided over by
Judge Stow, of pittsbucg, Judge
Logan of this county being a witness
for the Commonwealth. The prose-
culion was conducted by the District
Attorney OF Wesimoreland county
and j. l.. lIaz!ett. E>q, while the
prisoner was defended by Edgar
Cowan, Esq, aud Mr.. Moorhead
The facts as already stated were
those mainly ilicited by the evidence,
which resulted as stated, in a verdict
by the jury Of murder 10 the first
degree.
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Dissatisfied RaiIrOnders.

CINCINNATI Angus. 30-Tae au-
thoritIes of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
< Dayton Railroad have issued a
cireuias 10 ;aeif employees, declaring
that on aud after septeG.b Der st G
ninety miles run shall constitute a
days work. Heretofore six'v mile.
has been eJunIed as a full day. This
ruliRg cosess the line ffoH Cinpig9eti
10 To'eie, aud from HAMILTON to 10.
~dianapolis. Much ssslisisction j.
expressed by the employees, as no 10.
crease Of pay ace ,mpauies the increas.
ed labor
DAffss. August 2e-A slrike Is
anticipated n The en-. 4 Il. u +.
The freight eGglseeFs and brakemel
are dissatisfied over The proposed re.
Guction Of salary aud IL creased work,
TO go iBto IF CT GU the FIRST Of the
mostb. aDd at u meeting lo-nigh,
determiGrJ upt ~ rcccut IL,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05
The Weather.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 3l.-Tbe
heaviest rain storm eve known pass
ed over this city tli3 afternoon, &C.
companied by lightning, E,na and
hail. Several roots were hiovn of,
trees were broken AID uprooted, and
the wind and rain completely tore
DOM end carried away the flags and
streamers which have decorated
the city for the past few days. Sew
eral steamers, with large excursion
parties, were ready to leave the har.
Dor bnt before they got under way
the storm byrst
JEFFERSON bAsRAc9s, be, aug
32-Tbe wind spd rain at the St
Louis Arsenal this AFTERNOON did
considerable damage TO the public
storehouses and fences and DESTROYED
a iaFge pogtion of the beautiful orba.
mentsl trees upoa tie parade ground.
1t took roofs and pcrehes oE Of the
northern side of the barracks. carry
ing them over the buildings south
ward ana bs,f way across the parade
ground The yiud beg Down a
number of large trees 10 the soldiers
quarters. Fortunately no Que was
ipjqred.
LONDON, GNTAgfe. Aug ii.<A sc
FeTe thunder storm visited this city
this MorPiPg. Tbe rain descended
as enc continuous torrent. pGring
the forenoon business was entirely
suspended At Park fill two hor-
ses were Killed by lightning and q
housv Partially demolished Several
barnes we're puE,e@ 10 the sane vi
cinity.
PHILADELPHIA Aug 3i-Hugb
Devine wa struck by lightning aud
instantly killed during The thunder
storm this evening
PcRT BuRwELLs OR, Aug. al
The heaviest storm OF The season oe-
Cured on Lake Erie today.
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Senator Mortar.

RieuAo74, lad Aug. 24-liOn
Isaac JenkinsJn. # the kiebHonl
DAILY PGHadigDf was among The
attendants upon Senator Morton las
night This evpning the eollO"i Ing
editorial was published in that paper
The general anxiety about the eon.
diiion Of Senator Norton, and con
Trajectory rumors are agoat in regard
to it, justify US 10 saying, and we
speak from Iersjnal observation, thai
his improvement in the last forty
eight hours hes been HQst rsmarkA-
BILE. His rest last night wss al@ ,st
unbroken, sleeping the greater part
qf ths tigie as calmly and as natural,
ly as though in perfect health This
morning be vas bright and CHEERFUL,
COMPRISING with his friends with the
utmost freedom and sinleSt solicit
tude for The comfort of those 10 at
tendanes upon him. During to-day
this improvement Continues, aud bis
Irieuds everywhere nay he assured
that his speedy ana permanent re-
c very can be confidently expected
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Sand, Hook Born-d by Ince.a,ar,s

NksF!seroy. ID. c. August 30
Tie fostoh - Dep us.er to-day re
eeived a letter frim ire e~5stinssss.
at Sandy IL ok, Ky, which says
i ine G:ght of the 22i, one-half o.
the town ws- hqrns9. ;nT,eding the
post Bee aud jus entire coutents.
The FIRE was incendiary, being caused
by o band vi desperad ,es, their pur.
pose being to rob the nails. Ibr
Postmaster the ban,i a. stiil
at large, and says they nJw threaten
b 8 lite, and further, that the authori-
'ies sfe pnas lie 10 arrest the thieves
lie advises ihe Department to di--
c Mt nue. the mail service a. tbs,
Io:n until a sufficient force can be
had to arrest tie entire gang. The
Deplrtmen has the matter under
consideration.
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Two lien Shot Dead at Hicbnona
Ky Others Wounded.

Walter Sanders, late Sheriff OF
Lincula county, Ky, and his brother.
in.law, Jack b Hard, were killed on
Monday night at Richmond, Madison
county, by Gus Edwards, Town Mar.
shal, and Q party of his friends. \
younger .Fother Of Sanders was al
the Richmond fair about a week ago
where be was badly beaten by Ed
wards, the latter saying that Sanders
iD;eriared while 10 was d!schargiag
his duty 5 an officer. Yesterday Wal
ter Sanders and his friend wen. u
RichmCnd IA attend the trial OF young
Sanders for his alleged offence. After
the trial a conversation occurred be-
taeen Edwards aud Walter Sanders
ct the garrett House, during which
Sanders denounced ed Yards conduct
as brutal and eowsrdiy, at the same
tins 5sR.iqg BIS pistol. About this
time Sanders was shot by some 9TH
er person, bat, levelling his pistol,
made things lively while his strength
lss,ea. wben the firing ended San
dsrs and his Drothsf.ia.iaw Ballard
were dead, and Marshal Edwards
slightly and bis brother dangerously
wounded Numerous sh)ts were fir
ed, Gut qaiy those mentioned were
struck.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05

Eek GOVERNOR A. G. BROWN, OF
Mississippi, has given his party in
that State al intentionally larg e
dose Of his private opinion. lie says
Re disapproved Of much Of what the
Democrats have done since their re-
turn to power and be feels a moral
eonviction that the party is hurrying
on its own overthrow, not Ibis year
perhaps. but certainly in the not DIS
tant future. What the ruin will con-
sist of Mr.. Brown does not say, but
abe inference is that be anticipates a
fatal break in the solidity Of the par
ty. Other prophets agree With him
there.
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No Strike in The schuyIkin Resi.u

P~oTTsEILIE, August 3l-Dis.
patches received froc Mahanoy CITY.
Shenandoah and other prominent min.
Jog cestres state that there is no pros.
pect Of a strike ia the Schuylkiil re-
gion. Information RECEIVED from a
number Of collieries shows ihss 9Th.
iL the last ten days q number of men.
leaaeTs of miners organizations from
other regions. have been working
hard tc inGaee the Sebuylkill miners
TO join the strike on the lst Of Sep
TENDER, with a view of making it
general but SO far without success
During the past week shipments of
coal OYER the branch roads have bseo
unusually lerge.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05

GENERAL GARFIELD in his speech
at Athens, Ohio, declared that while
be sympathize with the President in
bis efforts to secure civil service re-
form. be did not hesitate in saying
that The President had gone too far.
But he thought be could safely prom
Use the administration in behalf OF
the party @laithiul criticism and
patient courage"
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Railroad bs,ructIonis, Sentences

P~ITTsBURGH, Aug. 3l-in the
United States circuit court this after.
noon George 4. Briggs, Henry Lin
derberger and David Weand, OF
Northumberland county, Penusylva.
Ma, vere found guilty of contempt
for interfering with the running OF
trains on the Central railload of New
Jersy, as the same has passed into
the hands of q receiver appointed by
tie court. They were sentenced TO
pay the costs OF psoseeption, a fine OF
500 and undergo ninety days' i'm
prisonmeGt in the county Jail of
Northumberland county,
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Tng New York Herald, in speak.
ing Of tbe Pennsylvania Democratic
platform, says that it contains o
grea: deal OF sprawling twaddle on
the labor question, which is meant as
n bait TO the Communists aad strik-
eTs, but means nothing. 1t pledges
TIE party to nothing definite, and is
merely intended to capture the work
ingmen's vote without shocking prop
erty owners aud the conservative
classes. The whole platform bears
the suamp OF hollowness sRd insincer-
ity, and is as idle as the mutterings
Of q galvanized corpse
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Tramps Fire a Rarn Tn Order ts Gei
into Prison

A special to the New York Times,
from Milford, Pa, says that q barn
belonging to Philip Stark, four miles
from MILFORD was entirely consumed,
with contents, lest saturday morning,
involving a heavy ioss, Oh which
there was no insurance. Later Ia the
day Two tramps came to Milford and
gave ihenseis Ga IN as the incendiar-
ies. At a preliminary bearing they
said they had been trsmPing for sew
eral months, haS been unable to Sc
cure work, and being sis;ost starved,
concluded to Ere the barn and ges
into priso8. Ebefa they you'd get
5 me he1g TO eat. rbey weFe locked
up in the county Jail, and viii ke
tried at the September term of Court,
One gave ais BGme as Frederick My
ers, sud says be was bofg IN Qdense.
Denmark. and is by occupation a
painter. He is aged thirty-three
years. The other gave the name Of
Joseph Wilson, alias Brown, alias
Kelley. lie gas born in London,
EGgland. lie is ioTty Fears ole aud
by occupation 0 piasteFer. heRey
cllims to have been II issdsF 10 the
Pittsburg (Pa.) railroad riot. lie
has also confessed to having commit.
ted Lscy crimes, and that a fey
years beforc r. cane to the United
States he assisted IN taking the life
of a feiio~. workman while i~nto~ica-i
ted. lie is small in stsiare, we'll ed
ucated. and has but one eve. Myers
says this is his FIRST offence.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05

WHAT's the use fooling round any
longer looking FOR al amb assadcr to
Sitting BULL, when Mr. ScHuRTZ is
burning fsr an opportunity to prove
his patriotism /? Let the Secretary
Of the Interior be appointed at once.
Here is an opportunity for dist'nc-
lion. Aad il perchanee the smiable
:. B. should take a fancy for the
Secretary's scalp, the general public
wOuld not deem il necessary to en-
haust its small coin 10 the purchase
OF sackcloth.
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ytg 43esrT-emra,s.
pR. VAN DYKES SULPHUR soap

MaSes the Sktcs sa5. D,-a.. p1Fe u Rite and
Heaithy sc.ransihg, peo,ior Sihv. Bsirictt
tE Soothing; Healing and purify ing reh6ses
Roaghhtss apd tedhess Of the sKfx rel.eyesiteh-
!n-, o.tn,ns aad stinsiag Of TIC Skip. and irriia.
tinn o. blIins and stirsia- insee,s Eli relieve
IrthiNt PILES where nothing eise Iii! have
any elect Is FREE PROM ALL OPEN
Sis oDOR, an- prevents Contagious Diseases.
and as an External Medical and Toilet Preinra-
Ton II ms no EQUAL. Price, p cts. a lake /:
tsx- three Cakes. sixty cents. Sold by
ieJ w: Beniord, Somerset. Pa. and Druggists
generally. Z. y. WEBSTER, Pruprie or. OF
nee, 20 N. 9TH ST., Philad'a, Pa. Wholesale DE.
pot, 900 \. Third ST., Phila., Pa.
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\ par,or Car powa an Enbanhment


osEspALE. *, aug. as-!u
which was spiked, this morning.
train from parp9n4atc OF the Della
ware and Hudson grqvity railroad
suddenly jumped The track three
miles from ~fohesdale, throwing The
parlor car, Passaic, twenty feetlovn
an embankment, ipjuring, although
not seriously, Engineer W. Muir. Il
is supposed tia, t4is switch YVES spi-
ked for The purpose Of doing harm to
Gen. Morrow, commanding The reg
ulars at Scranton, aud a party OF
officers connected with the Third Ma
tional Guard infentry and the Nine
teenih Natfuqal. Gusre pe2usylva-
R,a Inst was OF b9ard, al u wbom
escaped unhurt.
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UNITED STATES District Attorney
stone, of South Carolina, has also
been Obliged TO leave the State in
consequence Of the Democratic per
secntions. What renders the out
rage all the more %grievous il that it
isperpetrated under form of law, The
courts and juries being simple instru-
ments 10 the Democratic game.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05

CONGRESS will meet on the 18th OF
October. there being no truth in the
rumcr that M. Hayes intended to re-
woke his proclamation. The rumor Is
only one Of the signs Of the dearth OF
news that afaicts Washington cores
uoudqntc
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4 Nan and wife Shot 10y "a Tramp.

WAgERgows, n. Y, August 81
Stephen Barber and bis wife were
shot at thsir hope IL Eel@o3t, near
Malone, Franklin county, las; eight.
Mr.. Barber is dead, and the wife,
who is shot through the head, is not
expected to live. Robbery is supDos.
ed TO have beea the object OF the
murder. The murderer is described
by Mrs. Barber as a tramp who got
dinner at the house about a week ago.
The murderer is still at large.
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ouR western exchanges are all il
a most hopeful mood. From Chica
go, Milwaukee, Minneapolis. st. Lou
Is, Detroit. and other principal points
IN The west, intelligence comes Of an
awakening ia business that is cheer
ful. The crops ~ere never Gnsr thar
those of this year, and the merchants
OF the principal cities already begin
TO realize an impulse in trade which
augors well for the prospect OF the
fall business. Some are even so san.
guine es 60 believe that a few week.
hence there viii be g better condi
tiOa of affairs ia the west that exist.
ed before the panic which fell upor
the country in 1873. Business is
growing brisker 10 Philadelpbia ey.
cry day, and oGr tiorongbfares show
the faces Of strsagers ia numbers
who have come hither TO parebase
their goods for the fall season
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05

Now, keep 3 sharp lookout for the
Millennium A Democratic member
of Congress in the city OF New York
having a eaGetship at West Poin,
within bis nomination, threw it open
20 competition. 4 eoiOred boy nam.
ed Charles A. Minnie. distsa1ed all
his white competitors with ease,
standing twenty per cent. higher
than any Of them after a most rigid
examination. Whereupon John Nor.
rissy, eE-Demoerstie NJ. c. sent the
boys guardion s50e to furnish the
young mans outfit. The remarks.
bic thing about tue matter, is not
the ability shown by this colored
cadet, but that bis means Of success
were furnished by a couple Of Demo.
cratic Congressman.
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The ccwardly scoundrel who head
"a the mob that murdered Judge
Chisolm and bis children in Mississip-
nj. has been nominated for Sheriff OF
Kemper county. What a deligh fol
oa;eer Of The peace be will make.
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Extra Session Of Congress Certain

WAsHINGTos, Aug. Rs-=lt eaG he
apthoritatively said tina; Mr.. Hayes
has NJ Infection Of reyoking his proc
iamstioG %eoayeqing congress in ex-
iFa session on The l5tb of October.
The reports 10 regard to having 20
extra session yer referred TO in eab-
met meeting to day, but Mr.. Hayes
and oil The cabinet officers are unani-
nous 10 the opinion that % delay
shall occur.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05

TIE Pittsburgh rioters tried to
burn up three carloads Of silver.
unde r the impression it was lead.
The cars were burned and the silver
a down in the cutters, where the
mint officers found it three Gays
afterward, only a little worse for the
mailing
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-09-05

TIE New York WorId is very jOl-
ly over the Free Trade plank in the
Democratic platform adopted at llar-
risburg. 1t says it fairly commits
the Pennsylvania Democracy ito the
repeal of all laws intended to protect
the iron industry, the wooden indus
try, The Gotten industry, or any
other industry. in language Of the
same resolution, at the expense Of
other ~interests.'n