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The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
Musical Entertainment.

The musical ana literary entertain
ment at the First Presbyterian Sunday
School, last evening, was a gratifying
success, and was much enjoyed by the
large audience present.
The exercises opened with an overs
ture by Messrs, Kurtz and Greiner on
the violin and Prof. Shank on the piano,
followed by select reading, "My First
Lecture, "by Prof. S. j. Wiley. The
musical selections that Immediately en-
sued were quartette, "Come where my
love lies dreaming, by Messrs. Stone,
Lobdell, Curtis, and Ogle, Duet by
the Misses. Monaghan, and quartette
by the Trinity Choir Messrs. Ogle and
Rhoads and the Misses Conner. An in
tsresting select reading was gwen by
Mr.. L. Ely Quigg, after which Mrs. s. A.
Macallster sang The Maid of Dundee.
with such pleasing effect that she was
enthusiastically encored. In response
she sang Baby mine," with an equally
pleasing effect. The remainder of the
programme comrpised trio by Mrs.
Macallister and the Misses Conner an
instrumental duets by Messrs Greiner
and Shank interesting select readings by
Harry Sharpley Esq. and Chas. Reynolds
a solo by Mrs. Taylor and an instrument
tai trio by Messrs Kurtz Greiner and
Shank. The entertainment was one of
the finest ever given in this city and re-
fieeted great credit upon those having it
in charge.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
Religious.

The Lords Supper will be administer
ed IN the Old Swedes church Tomorrow
morning services at 1890 o'clock.
First Baptist church, corLer of Elm
and jackson streets, ksv. T. M. East
wood pastor. Preaching at 1890 a. m.,
and $50 p. M, Sunday School at 9 a. N =,
and 2 p. IN.
Second Baptist church, corner Fourth
and French streets, Rev. II. B. Cook pas
tor. Morning services 1890 a. H., Sab
bath School and pastors bible class 2 p .
IN. At o'clock IN the evening the pas
tor will preach q special sermon to the
children, all are invited; singing by the
children.
Y. M. q. A.-Rev. Il. G. Macmichol
will conduct the prayer meeting which
will be held the Y. M. G. A, rooms at
7.30 o'clock this evening While these
meetings are designed especially for the
young men, the ladies are cordially in
yited to encourage the services by their
presence.
st. Paul's NJ. e. Church, on Market
street above Seventh, preaching Sunday
1870 a. m, by the pastor, Rev. j. I'll.
Caldwell, subject-'sThe Demonstrative
Evidence following the Infallible
Proofs" 710 p. m, bible reading and
Covenant-John Xxx the chap o. .29th to
last verse.
First Presbyterian church Market
street above Ninth, Rev. +. b. DuVal,
pastor Services at 1880 a. IN. As pre-
viously arrangement for the fourth Sab
bath of every month the children's
church will commence at 7.15 O'Clock
Snblect-"Tbe little foxes that spoil
the vines" Kind welcome to all.
The Old Swedes Church-All the seats
in this church are free and open. Ser
vices are held on Sunday morning at
1880 y'clock, aftrrnoon at 3 o'clock.
Afternoon Sunday Sch ool at 2 o'clock.
Wednesday evening services at 8 o'clock.
You are cordially invited.
The 179 Anniversary of the Old Church
will be celebrated on next Trinity Sun
day June 10th. Services at 1890 O'clock,
o'clock, and O. clock.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
A Severe Fall.

Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. j. p. Dough-
ten, met with fall that will probably
contine him to the house for several
days. He was standing upon chair for
the purpose of arranging some goods
upon the shelves of his store No. 41O
Market street, and finding that the chair
was not high enough, he procured anoth-
he had finished the work he stepped
down forgetting that he had changed
the chairs) and in doing so he fell, and
hurt his right side. He was taken home
In carriage, and DIR. Bullock summon
ed, who upon examination found that
no bones were broken. This morning
Mr.. Doughten is confined to his bed.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
The Engle Clock.

All persons in this city and vicinity
who have not yet seen the great Engle
clock, now on exhibition at Institute
Hall, should make it point to view it
during the one more week that it will be
here. This clock, besides being really
one of the great wonders of the world,
is one of those specimens of mechanism
that possess rich interest Tor people of
all classes and conditions of life. The rich
and the poor, the old and the young, can
view its wonderful motions with equal
pleasure, and all who fail to see it will
miss more than they can Imagine. The
price of admission is only fifteen cents,
which places q visit within reach OF
nearly everybody, and if man Is in
such a financial S ate that the eXpendi-
ture of fifteen cents will compel him to
curtail his food for day, he should en-
dure the fast as there is no doubt the
sight of the wonderful clock would am
ply compensate him for his denial
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
A Campaign Slander.

When Dr. r. '. Pierce was a candi-
date for State Senator, his political op-
ponents published pretended analysis
of his popular medicines, hoping thereby
to prejudice the people against him. His
election by an Overwhelming majority
severely rebulSed his traducers, who
sought to impreach his business intergri-
ty. No notice would have been taken of
these campaign lies were it not that some
of his enemies (and every successful
business man has his full quota of
envious riyals) are republishing these
bogus analyses. Numerous and most abb
surd formulas have been published, pur-
porting to come from high authority; and
1t is a significant fact that no two have
been at ali ali like-conclusively proving
the dishonesty of their authors.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
Brief Locals.

The markets were well attended this
morning.
Two more days and Barnum's circus
will be here.
This is the last day of the Bohemian
glass blowers.
The Sunday Globe the new paper will
appear tomorrow.
The attendance at the Opera House
last evening was fair.
In reporting news the GAzRTTE is
very careful to state the true facts.
Have your teeth filled by DR.. Gala
CHER, the dentist, No. 1886 market street.
The fair at st. Paups Catholic church
still continues, and so far very success
fully.
For the finest teas and coffees, 60
Rigney & Rebman's No. 2l9 W. Secodd
street.
The Gazette job office supplies job
work at short notice, and at low
prices.
Do not fail to visit the eighth wonder
of the world, the great Engle Clock at
the Institute Hall.
Drs. Stearns and Wilson, still remain
at the Clayton House, and still continue
to remove some monster tape worms.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
From the Phiiadelphia Ledger.
Why Matches Pay Stamp Tax.

MIR. EDIToR:-You will find an an
swer to your correspondent who asks
"why the stamps are not taken off
matches" in the following, wich l believe
to be the facts, viz: A few large manu-
facturers use their influence and spend
some money in exerting more influence
With Congress to continue the stamps,
for the reason that they have credit with
the Government and secure the stamps
on at least go days time, besides securing
the discount to which large purchasers
of stamps are entitled. They thus have
the advantage of continuous loan from
the Government of $4,000 to $4,000
each, and are enabled to shut out smaller
manufacturers who would like to reopen
the business if their way was not cut off
by large competitors. G.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
Congress Yesterday.

United States Senate was not in ses-
sion yesterday, having adjourned from
Thursday until Monday next. In the
House of Representatives tho postof1ice
appropriation bill Was considered after
the morning hour. An amendment was
adopted increasing the appropriations
ior special agents from 100000 to l50,-
ooo, also an amendment providing that
the compensation Of postmasters of the
fourth class shall be based upon the
number OF stamps cancelled, instead of
The number sold at their respective Of
ices. Several minor am .ndments were
adopted, aud the bill was then passed.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
IRST EDITION.
IocaI Time Table.
n.ur uIIMINGTON.

r,,txs LEAVE WILMINGTON.
pSnH'ialelphia: 209, 6.55, $40, 9.00,
4 "i, IN M a. m; 1881, 1910, 2.30, 4.3O,
"a a Is D. m. On Sundays; 2.O9. III u.
z, ,s W. york; 2 81, s IA, a m, IL 81, 70 40,
a a n M; on Sundays; 2 ~ a m, ,,s
Gilmore and Washington; l2l4, ! 10,
'@am; 125t, u 50, 500. pm. sundays
fport ,,I Deposit: 456 p m; no Sunday
Esu a' Castle: 5, 20, 80 m; 1 80, 6 80 p
4 no sunday train.
hslaware X. r.: 8 Os, 9 80 a IN; 9 80 p m
@ilm,ngton d Northern X. r.: 6 20 a
I'D la 500 p IN; no sunday train.
Eslaware Western X, r.: 10 20 u m; 5 81
mi on Sundays: 10 80 a m
|RAIYs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON. 90
/ pnlladelpnla 12 56, 5 "a, 9 "a m; II
4 ?i II, l257, 355, 451, 3 II, ~
n. Il, ii 10 p m; on sundays; IL 3d.
EGam 80, 9 81, II 10 p m.
\ vew Io,k: II Sc, 8 "a "a m; IL A, IL 5e
n, g5lpm, On Sundays; Il 56 a IN ;
h Baltimore io, Ala m; 127, II 3s,
|s, } s. p IN; on Sundays: 2 lSa IN 9 80
| Washington: 2 1S a m 12H, 1888,
n .i6 p IN; Oh Sundays: 2 Is a m; 0 40
In.
| Port Deposit; 500 a m; no Sunday
t.ls
| New Castle: 7 So, 8 80 a m ; 1900 m;
4 $40, Z O5 p m; no Sunday trains.
kLe.aware K. r.: $50 IN; 4 20, 6 40 p
!. no Sunday trains.
4 Wilmington q Northern r. r.; sos,
iSlam; 8 10 p m; no sunday trains.
4 Delaware Western X. r.: I 30 a m /;
1 ; m, on sundays: 5000 m.
Ii FOR wILMINGT LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
: Broad street and Washington ave-
n I3O, 500, 10 80, ! AS a m; 80, 8 80,
\, SIS, 645, 945, II 80 pm; on Sun
tys ! 50 a m; %, 8 45, IL 80, p IN.
! thirty second and Market streets:
,ll45am, Il Is, 55, . 30, ii 40 p m;
! sundays. y 50. II 45 . IN.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
htleral NewS

VI, pllt' Indian raid is reported on
~ ,lNesl ,,s frontier of Texas, and
eI mail rider killed.
,i.a5 al'ed States steamer Omaha
'su Sla al Portsmouth, N. H., quar-
o", 9ne {, wall be famigated and
oo ou' OF commission.
.ls a'ASay, \. J, Savings Bank
|tSa Sa afpiolned by the chancellor
|ins,; ny aemallds of depositors and an
4a'lon oil Its affairs ordered.
steamship Harold, which lef,
Eai' IatlIo 6 March 2S for New York
1.U bahia April A, having lost
iusaueers Iusan and carpenter from
lies d. E. Luburg, late rece,vin,
NAV 'be be First National Bank at
I5' :h.r ia'' has been arrested and
! the r'lsea hs' i with embezzling 81
luDuS.
[,S COMPTON, n,p who was struck on
tp1ba" "ith t'il a stone by VIM. Wad-
Tt,t.ta .le On inst in Harrisburg Pa,
'Ds.etaay' AZ. Walden and two
a'e under arrest. 1N '"o
io.n southern n n district of the Union
emha.Li' w. n Church of the United
prlllOlaeing New York, Pennsvl. n,svI
! sytu" l"are i and Maryland, is hold
ter' p, Pps-'iSth annual conference in
Enr. Sm, y Moore died a, Nav.
|tiaS'p In y, n D., yesterday. He served
! SIale ~ y a, Congress, and has held
|tfesle6o e oillees. n lie was also large
hace r canl IN numerous banks and
|Een''e A Stewart a', has been sentenced :.
! staiss WIG; n. j., to four osu xeaas a.
hls SIR fr;prs Prison n for atrocious asssnls ,snis
b and a,n.aeUa' %a, Tede Ashmore, Whom, Whom
"''k' A'hmore has recover sS We a
lss1p. lssRstrope performer, vD,,o x.,,.
.ar 'Ia Be,tISer oyer a rope at Catassu-
oe.hlehem, Pa
dnsd n's di0oting and feil sy6es'ffsday, 20 Era, =.
ley ', and he e,! sustained a fractu, car ,e q
$ sss.', ,seoverv is beyond e'iil hope.1 ,n1uries
se Secretary ay of War and 1'oe. @
s]chiootrn otnt ~" Yesterday s, at Fort 'nsral Manl
rprs rpprractlee, ivStitss in whica engaged ns.!}, in
ns gun used cd from the Ainsly haiy,0an all
The ts. ladies sIt.sessa.,nGn toes ssj1 t. RS9dman
Fianstljnna' sat navy yard and re reosiSi0n4 GTiolk
buy as ssae@Sleak aaeregSleGks, after which ss WAS ,hs
besss essays Us, We're re- read i9s Sy hop room,
addrsssy aatdSd5llssy; r. Gen. saern,a'od rnn,'dgma9, IN.
iy school sA and DE psa. Graduates Of the
feA, ahs shs Secretary ) OF %.1 their di-
AA q I1nh nj " vi InAn a
we events
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
Died Suddenly.

Charles Phillips, who was severely in
lured by being kicked by a horse, on
Thursday morning, died very suddenly
yesterday afternoon, at his residence
No. o0S e. Sixth street. 1t was not sup
posed that his injuries were serious, and
just before his death his sister left him
for few minutes and went down stairs,
but when she returned she found him in
the last throes of death. Coroner Rose
held an inquest, last evening, and the
jury decided that death was the result of
the injuries inflicted by the horse
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
Fisn TcIcgrapilic Summary

gI4nd and Russia have agreed that a
exchange of views should precede
pigess. The other powers approve
cOF.e.-Ihe Russian movement
el',lg out priyateers has had a de-
|hs fleet upon British shipping in
"a Dispatch from Hamburg sta
p Bismarck is in 10 danger from
paady' but his return to Berlin
lelened.-The Russian general
Rlu, Is deal,-Hobart Pasha is in
SPAN proposes to raise a Cuban
sg9VOD,0OOpesetas. .-England is
7 be holding a Spanish torpedo
AlcA She refuses to restore to its
The Pope will not quit the
lls summer.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
MIR. Cohen. the Proprietor

OF the New York Clothing House, has
just returned from New York, he has
purchased a fine stock of Clothing, and a
splendid stock of Mems Furnishing
Goods, under shirts and drawers, as low
as 20 cents pair, blue overalls as low as
80 cents. For curiosity sake go and ex-
anime this the largest and beyond doubt
the cheapest stock in the State.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
Front Street Steam Mills

Steward, at 30S w. Front street keeps
constantly on hand the best kinds of
family flour. Also just received a car of
bran which will be sold cheap, and all kinds
of feedi low for cash, and mill measure.
Our best flour "F Family Favorite" at S8.25
and every barrel warranted Good. 3t-*
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DUBLIC SALE
l. OF
TWO NEAT TWo-sToRY
Frame Dwellings,
M RHH nnc

33 BUILDING LOTS,
On Delaware. Gilpin ana shallcross ave-
hues, and Scott. 18th, and Laurel streets on
SATURDAY, MA 4th, 1878,
AT P. M. on the premises, without post
ponement, withd avail or underbidding
The dwellings have each rooms with
porches, front and side yards, lots each 25x
100, and are pleasantly and conveniently
located on Scott street near 18th, and near
the line OF the Horse Railroad. Lots to II
inclusive are on high and excellent ground
OF extra depth, accessible TO Horse Rail-
road and In u rapidly improving locality;
and Nos. 13 TO 80 inclusive are pleasantly
and conveniently located on and near Del
aware avenue, and to the Horse Railroad
The sale Will commence promptly at y.
M, with Lot No. 1, and proceed mainly In
the order of the mum berlng, ending at the
dwellings, at about 4l5, p. m. dwellings
and Lots will all be sold.
Terms, plots, and particulars ON posters
j. T. HEALD
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
Clayton House Building.
apr ,30-ma3 Agent to effect the sale.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
Flick and Flock, +,

The Flick and Flock Pantomime
Troupe performed at the Opera House
last evening, before small audience
The pantomime was excellent, and
several good speciality acts enliyened
and varied the performance.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
Historical Society.

The Committee appointed sometime
ago by the Historical Society, for the
purpose of making arrangements for the
formal opening Of the building of the
Society, at Tenth and Market streets, have
not as yet made any final arrangements,
although several meetings have been held.
building, and yesterday, some OF the
members were engaged in arranging the
library.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
Indications for To-day.

Ne Middle nM South AUmttc States
.M rHdS, Wdimer, partly cloudy
b md stationary or rising barometer
...J
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27

STREET lEsTERDAY.-The stock
was not as active as of late, and
were generally lower, Gold opened
AM cIo,ed at 1909. Government
were llFln, States duh and raj l.
EI''' Money ON call was easy at
per cent.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
Straw Goods.

McCloskey the halter at No. s12
Market street, has just received large
invoice of straw goods. They are of the
latest styles, aud will be sold very cheap.
Give him call.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
: -
MARRIED,

RICH RDSON-W LMER.-Un the 25tb
instant, at the Asbury M. L. parsonage.
Dy Rev John b. Wilson, Mr.. John M.
both of this city,
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
DIED.

LODGE.-In Christiana hundred on the
18Th OF April, 1873, Mary Il. Lodge.
aaughIer OF Geo w. Lodge, In the 2ith
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-15
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT DECEMBER 1878.

evidence has been supplemented by the &C
acknowledgements Of those who concluded the
bargain. 1t Is true that 1t has been claimed
that this bargain had 70 reference to Hart
rant and that Hartranft Ind ~ nognizance
III 1t and no connection, not even thA remotest,
with II. The force of this claim, however, has
been broken hy the Governors own conduct.
He has showed an anxiety to save kehoes
neck THAT can only De accounted for by the
theory that hR felt himself under some nbli-
cations To tlu ~ that he did not dare To &C
knowledge. It might have been A very easy
matter for Gov. Harttanft W have sllehced tile
scandals that have chung around the case,
but instead Ut sileuning them he has acted III
such manner as To make what was once hut
8 vague suspicion take % the aspects Of g GER
tainty; and If he goes out Ut office With ke..
hoe linhung he will leaves smlrniled record
that 1T will be anything but on agreeable
thing for him to carry about with him fnr the
balance nf Ills career, etld that will certainly
interfere very materially With tha accom-
plallment VI what are we'll understood TN he
The objects of his ambition
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y rsr or.r,ens u n,e,re.. speeen.

Waeh, Gnrt Cincinnati Eeuuirerl
Ran IuGker. nf Virginia. has This tneaF 1T
thnslneah M l'otElatnal means tn SAX sim
Ply That the carrying If elections bv fraud
and welcomes IN wrong and ought TIL he
stopped, why al decent men agree with him.
Ut ,R,urse. ill., need not have gnt up vi the
Senate TIA say that. But # he means to- ga
that 4 majority u the Southern districts Fa=
mot fairly carried bv the Democrats, he
says what Is not true: but. of course, his
speeeh was p tissue of nasnlstry. Why.
take his statement that 75,nn6 white
voters at the South are as potent as
12n.nDn white voters il the North. That is not
true, Eth example. lie 5000 who voted for
Eugene Hale falatl 10 elect him but the in
divilual power was Is great Us That pf those
who elected the Other man. Just sn It's with
rs. The simple fact III the matter IS that We
are It'll majority in OIL districts, and 1T
course 4 minority cannot elect With Is any
mnrn than it aan IL Mr. HalA's district Sail
Mr.. Robins. Of North Carolina r think Mr.
Blaine has nlnAn political mistake" Money.
pf Pennsylvania, is more graphic, IT, says
MI. Hlains has gpnein III III graveyard,
snatahed up NJ nd cadayer anu tied 1t round
His nnek Nnw III viii have IT. wear IT, and 1t
will hurt him. for tile people ARE tired NJ tbs
stencil
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what the solid sauth wants.
n LYirkatnlEp Hernll Dem. j

There Ia a feeling rapidly growing ~ this
section That we have wasted too much effort
III trying tn elect President, and that II VIII
be better for liz II We devote our efforts III tile
future To securing material benefits, Waneed
a Southern ttHtls-rontinental railway. we
wish tile Mississippi valley reclaimed. md
we want the privilege IT sell guvArnment,
end Wa think Il better to devote otlr energies
tn securing these than tn waste them 20 hefff+
ed barren presidential contests There are
the Southern Democratic party te have as Ut.
fln aa possible I'd Az With Tho presidential
nominations, and to take choice VI tie cand1-
datas after dir Northern friends select them
What ne want Is the most available man who
lias 4 good record aid who will treat the
South with Justice,
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4, M Rllgery # ais Va ". b Schmidt 1t
ais. Suit against the sureties OF Eugene
Waggaman, formerly nigi sheriff, IT, recover
the sum Of stss. less $50 costs, Judgment
rendered IN the Fourth District Court against
said Waggaman IN his official capatitY.
r.. ppherty VS. q. s1faashnirn. Attachment
prayed for in the sum al 1910 80 On m over
drawn ACCOUNT.
Victor heRnuehel va Maria Aura Wtnka
and husband Fptiinn fpl eseentnrs process,
with notes, mortgage and judicial authorize
ton flied Herewith.
Thpa J Brown Va Ghas r. Kennedy Isn-
tltinner AYERS that he was engaged hg Miss
Genevinve de Brabant to paper Tie l,ntisn Nh.
81 Cont street for the sum 81 $3.50; that
liz was not paid therefor. that Mr..
N r.. Kennedy. he understood. was owner Of
the said property. He therefore asks iudg-
fnent against the defendant In the aforesaid
sum, with mechanics. lien on the property
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JUDGE II4,A Dig
spicy Interview on HfttN pnslf'cs- Ehe
Candidates and THE Platforms.
columbus Democrat.

IDNHInhua Hetnrcfaf.t
The Democrats destroying angel was roam
ing around Saturday seeking whom he might
destroy when lie coilided with that popular
and Wnll=knnwn j,triat and etntnslnan the
Hon, George Huadlr, IT Cincinnati.
Hello, Judge. What IT. doing here7"
Case II the Supreme Court. How are your
HnW'a the Hfnn,lY,t2''
We are all first rate thank you Tho
UnmJeruta doing better Than any Utla cg-
perted, under the circumstances. The doctor
Gays i's tile healthleat child fol- lts age he
aWel that's good" sald tI,e Judge II his
nervous style
vi see they are bringing you Bit As q can-
dilate fgr Hnvernorneyt year, Judge. What
say gnu2'
II a,n not tie man.
ttDn yUu want ne TN toll YOU who ought b.
BE- TIE nes,urratic candidate for Governor
next rnar2'
tWeil, VIM toyou Think, = asked lily judge.
turning the tables on the Interviewer
II ain after your opinion Judge"
well, a!r. We ought to nominate Allen 81.
Thurman
HWhy Thurman
because he can get more votes than any
other Democrat Ill Ohio Barause he has
more at stake Than any Democrat In Ohio
Because lie IL tic only Democrat Tint can
carry Ohio nevt fail Because. # we espect e.
Z y
carrying Ohio RI WE nominate Rice Ward
of some other equally good mar, It will drag
lite tlln contest all tho jealnusles If the nest
Senatorial contest, and may weaken our can
llatas III some localities. Thurman can lift
tlan flgl,t=aNnFe these erIls"
sshut what II He should tn beaten Judge"
AZ cunt hurt Ills presidential prospects any
worse than II the Democrats lose Ohio with
uut him at the head nj the ticket, Nothing
rpnturnd nothing won II Ia wants to 10
President, heiuust take SOME risks FL has
as much at eEnke rs the rariv
6Wtlat platform d. YOU wish To put him
on?''
feWell, give ue an old fashioned Democratic
platform, sllch as The strict construction ~
tile constitutions. as 1t IS: opposition tn special
privileges and IL this comes the Democratic
opposition t. the privileges conferred " the
national hank ehniterss and Vor know Thur
mans attitude ia Tile bar,k question viii lie
LII harmony with this plank
How would II d. t. pay some attention to
State Affairs lll tile next ranvass9n
TT would l,e al excellent idea, but yor can't
ignore national issues The contest, owing tn
Its Importance, Is bound tuberondueted upon
broader questions than State affairs alone
With such q platform and Thurman ~ Il va
President w carrying Ohio
Judge It is proposed to hold 4 grand
eighth of January revival here. at which all
the leading Democrats are to be present and
internhange views What do YOU think 1t It'll
An excellent Idea Get al the leaders here
let them NIL express their Views. It will help
heal tlisseneions. harlunnize conflicting views.
md 20 much u strengthen the party
The destroying angel left him. A. BE- is
the kind OF q man to interview He yields So
graceful nnl parts 50 generously with his
Finwa