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pie. We demand that the further increase
in the bonded debt In time Of peace be
stopped and 1t be put In process Of extinc-

llS' W uellhuu tlhL Ine IuEtutt lucIehse
in the bonded debt In time Of peace be
stopped and 1t be put In process Of extinc-
ton.
Resolrod, That the attack made on the
State Legislature In the Republican plat.
form is wholly undeserved, and that the
Legislature In its arduous work OF codlfy.
Ing the laws OF the State, and that the re-
duCtion OF fees and salaries OF county Off.
GERS and the passage Of q law to protect the
ballot and prevent bribery at elections,
deserve the commendation OF the people
Of the State.
ResOsItd, That II Is the duty OF our gov
ernment to maintain to It's fullest extent
the doctrine that man may in good faith
change his habitation and become Citi.
zen OF any other country. We should
protect In every part OF the world all our
naturalized citizens as we would our ma
tlve.born, and should resist all improper
claims upon them by governments to
which they no longer owe allegiance. We
demand that existing treaties with all for.
eign governments DO rigidly enforced, and
that carly steps be taken to obtain from
the German empire fuller recognition Of
the right OF eXpatriation and OF the rights
Of our naturaltzed citizens returning or
having property there, by modification
OF the treaty existing between US.
Mr.. Frank Hurd on behalf OF the
minority OF the Committee on Resolutions
submitted the following additional resolu.
ton:
ReaOlrtd, That We request the Demo.
cratic members Of Congress not to vote any
appropriations to any army until the pro-
vision shall have been made that such
army shall not be employed to influence
or inttmtdate people at the polls. This
resolution was defeated by heavy vote.
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rnrrE is complaint among shippers Of

rurpE is complaint among shippers o.
Al, ci,y that the P. W. & Ky. road Is moi
%dhntIy guarding their interests at this
,Sint BY giving them promptly and equit'
iry,bc Pittsburgh rates TO the East. Fol
NV. pasl the rates from Pittsburgh TO
ysr York have been six cents on fourth.
,l,,, freight, while from here they have
S.sn raised to the old rate Of sixteen cents,
md corresponding rates to Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
The r. ". & ny. people at Pittsburgh
,;ys IS an excuse for this discrimination
,bs fact That pressure has been exerted
oD ~ them BY the Baltimore & Ohio, and that
,bey have yielded to tho pressure. This
IA rather shabby sort Of an excuse. If
m, new line is to be bull-dozed by the
BALTIMORE K Ohio into discriminating
,r,inst the people who built it, and who
hive welcomed it with such generous
r.ronagc, i, will soon lose its popu.
brty, and shippers will look forward to
S.time when the Tuscarawas Valley road
,llgiye them the justice they had hoped
h, from the p. W. & Ky.
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The Register yesterday declared that
Thurman is the one man who il placed
II the head Of the ticket to-day can bring
tctOry." live understand the English
Iuguage this meant that II such man as
EEing should bc nominated defeat was
enain. The jig is therefore up in Ohio.
Another feature Of the Registers article
p its virtual surrender Of New York to
The Republicans this fall. 1t said: 'Tt is
he opinion Of shrewd political observers
Authrough the wicked quarrel between
hs Iammany and Tilden factions, New
Ho,k is irretrievabIy lost to the Democ-
nty.'
This will do for one day. Ohio and
ysv York conceded to the Republicans is
u they ask in the way OF cash capital to
@anence with. With such soft shell
sEving in the lead, It would have been
hOIutely safe for the Register to have
drown in New Jersey and Connecticut.
The Northern column will wheel into
epretty solid as things now look. /
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We observe that the veto power gave
&e virtuOus Democracy OF Ohio q great
l.aIof concern at Columbus yesterday.
When Andy johnson used the veto pow
a two or three times a day during his
sUlency they consideredi it a sign of i'm
uense craftsmanship on the part Of Andy.
lisa good deal as Nasby says in another
column to-day, that the veto power was
Intended solely for the use Of a Southern
President or else a Northern one elected
BY Southern votes.
We observe also that the Ohio Democra-
g took water on the idea Of carry.
ing out Ben Wilson's programme ol
citing "the appropriation bill, the Presi-
dent and the army so to hell" They had
vision Of the Western Reserve voting
en- masse for Foster and, concluded not To
endorse Ben's programme.
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obedience az II were TO mallgn inspira.
ton TO give way to evil and disastrous
councils at every crisis ot their fate.
What they did al Columbus Yesterday is
simply in keeping with their seemingly
ordained folly for years past. They
have once more set themselves in the cur
rent Of events with the idea Of rolling
back the tide. They have nominal.
ed for Governor Of Ohio the man
who above all other men in Con.
gress represents heresy, dishonesty
and quackery in fuance. On this account
they have chosen him for their leader. 1t
Is the old scrlptural case over again of the
trees choosing the bramble TO reign over
them-the most worthless and sterile tree
OF the whole forest Itis only because OF
all that Is Objectionable in Ewing's career
that the Democracy were willing 10 take
him as a candidate, just as they were will.
ing to take Frank Blair in 1858 as a part OF
their Presidential ticket after he declared
in favor Of tho Eorcible abrogation Of the
constitutional amendments.
Ewing is the man who represents the
modern idea Of making something out Of
nothing He represents the men who
would set the GreenbaCk presses to
work and never stop them until they had
struck of enough paper dollars to drive
once more all the real dollars out OF the
country, and swell the volume of'currency
to an amount sufficient TO meet the wants
OF trade" Inasmuch as prices would rise
with every turn Of the crank OF course that
sufiiciency would never be reached, and
the presses would run day and night until
thegrand collapse occurred, which, as the
country is now situated, would not be
great while.
Ewing is not half as great man as John
Law, the author Of the Mississippi bubble.
He has not half his genius for inaugura.
tinga huge paper swindle, such as that
great tinanCier got up in France, but he
has no more sense than to try it on in this
country, even in the face OF our great col
lapse, and the Democracy have no more
sense than to choose such bramble for
their leader.
Providence has saved this country from
the abyss Of reputation and wholesale |
insolvency by keeping the Democracy
down with one hand and giving US i'm.
mense crops and immense exports with
the other. The Democracy have once
more set themselves, bramble like, to fight !
Providence, just as they did in the war
and ever since, and we believe that once
more Providence will come to the rescue
OF tae country in the nick OF time.
The Bourbons who learn nothing and
forget nothing have forced the country
into another fight on States Rights and pa
per money. Nothing short Of complete
stamping out Of their heresies will give US
peace. We fail to read the aHguries OF
next October Alright il the people OF Ohio
do not rise up in all the power and majesty
Of their great strength and put an everlast-
ing quietus on the dangerous men who
are seeking to place them in false posi-.
ton before the country and the country in
a false position before the world.
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SOUTHERN OHIO OPINIONS.
The Enquirer In a Jolly Convratula-
tory Mood.
An Extraordinary Political Birth at
Columbus.
What the Democratic Organ of ohio
Has TO Say.
IN,vo,Ny.m n T..a

AAhA 70 say
CINCINNATI, o., June 4.
Special TO the IatellIEencer,
The Enquirer will say tomorrow in It's
editorial:
The Democratic Convention yesterday,
nobly and with splendid and patriotic
emphasis, met and rebuked the infamous
Republican attempt to wrap the bloody
shirt around this Ohio canvass, and with
it TO encircle the spoils. The Ohio
Democracy, tossing defiance back at
the falsehood, put to shame the
hypocritical Republican Convention Of
last week and offer a Union soldier in
their right and a Union soldier in their
left hand to the sutfrages Of Ohio.
The Republican Convention, with its
customary cant, found place in the last
resolution Of its platform to speak OF the
memory of our dead heroes and to protest
against the expulsion Of their living com.
rades from public offices, but it was not
until the chief prize Of the Convention had
been refused to soldier and given to
a civilian who was at home increasing his
gains during the war that the Republicans
thought OF giving a soldier an office.
Then, in spirit Of narro$ness, not to
reward soldier, but to defeat Hebrew.
General HickenlOoper was nominated for
the Lieutenant Governship. This was the
high esteem in which the Republicans
held "the memory Of our dead heroes who
gave their lives to save the Nation from
destruction" and the claims Of their living
comrades.
The Democratic Convention yesterday
laid its best laurel wreath on the head OF
a soldier and crowned this patriotic work
by selecting another soldier to second him
in tho contest. No more eloquent or more
unanswerable argument than this could be
arrayed against the falsehood upon which
Republicans have undertaken to conduct
this canvass. 1t is deeds against words. Let
the voters of Ohio judge between them.
1t is a patriotic ticket. 1t is peoples
ticket that the Convention in truth nomi-
mated gloriously. Its ticket offers hope
to the poor man; gives stagnant industry
a CLEAN OF encouragement; claims the
right hand OF fellowship with every SOL
der, and will win in October amid the
hosannas OF the people.
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The Nationals went through the farce Of
nominating ticket yesterday at Colum.
bp, in the face of Ewing's nomination
benan who is their beau ideal Of a states
man. Their side show sham, however,
viii not deceive anybody. Their idea is
10 glI Republicans into voting for their
,sldate while the Democracy will vote
b, Ewing, This is the object Of running
separate ticket. AS the member from
lincoln was accustomed to observe, the
5tt il too rotten thin"
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FOREIGN N0rHa.

The river Po has made break in the
embankment between Sernide and Reolre,
doing serious damage.
Borsenhable denies that Bismarck has
askedi Hamburg and Bremin to surrender
their privileges as free ports.
The project for holding an international
regatta on Lake Geneva, Switzerland, has
been abandoned for this year.
De Lesseps will shortly issue prospectus
inviting subscriptions to the Panama
canal project, and will go to the Isthmus
himself in September.
The eruption Of Etna continues un-
ceasingly, but the flow Of lava In the direc-
ton Of the Alcautra has slackened. The
new craters form a vast abyss in the side OF
the mountain.
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Pittsburgh Mali Meeting Yesterday.

The meeting Of the Western Nail Asso-
citation to-day has been, SO far, unproduc-
tive Of definite action. The entire morn
ing was spent in discussing the situation
Of the trade and methods by which the
trouble with the men could be settled. In
all the districts but the Wheeling district
the puddleIs presented written sliding
scale to the manufacturers, but in Wheel.
ing nothing Of the kind was done. and no
written proposition was submitted. The
meeting adjourned at two o'clock for din.
ner but will remain in session all the Of.
ternoon. A large number OF members are
in attendance. and all seem determined
not to pay last years scale.-Erening Ttle'
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Episcopal Convention.

DErRoIr, June4.-Thetorty.fiith annual
Convention Of the Diocese OF the Michi.
gan Episcopal Church began at St. Paul's
Church this afternoon.
On motion to admit TO seats in the Con.
yention the clergymen not regularly set.
tied on parish, was referred to u commit.
tee Of FIVE.
The evening session was devoted To dis.
cnssions on the advancement Of missions
in this diocese.
The Convention will probably reach the
election OF a bishop as successor TO Nc.
Coskrey tomorrow.
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Victims or MOonshiners.

NASHVILLE, June "A letter dated
smithyille, June I'd, was received here to.
day by us. Revenue Collector VIM. NJ.
'W',Sodcock, announcing the ambush and
killing, by Moonshiners, OF u. s. Deputy
GGIlector Iss sor;I !, N; Davis and six men, nine
miles mile! south Of there on the lst inst; The
Letter n0 states that Il was known that as Of
~ men were lying In ambush for the
party at q dIstillery they were to capture
and near which they were last seen, The
report Is officially discreditsd here
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COLUMBUS, O., June 4-Gen. Carey,
Gen. Sherwood and other gentlemen who
participated In the Greenback Conyen.
tion to-day, held a meeting tonight, at
which speeches were made denouncing
the action Of that Convention. A resolu.
ton was adopted to issue call for anoth.
or Convention, TO meet at Toledo on June
18th, to nominate a new ticket.
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GALVESTON, TExAs, June "A Meps
special from Waco says that Jesse Allison,
colored, was assassinated Sunday night
on Guerley's farm, in an adjoining county.
George and Tom Fair, colorcd, we've ar.
rested on suspicion and released. Tues
day Tom was found near Allison's house
shot and hanging TO tree. Further on
Georges body, was found with his hands
bound behind him and riddled with shot.
There is much excitement among the
nhnrnnn
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HOW NORTHERN OHIO FEELS
Over Yesterdays Work at
Columbus.
Ewing to Be Beaten by Twenty-Five
Thousand Majority.


CLEVELAND, June 4.
Special to the IntelllEuser.
The Democratic nominations at Colum,
bus to-day fall like very wet blanket on
the party in Northern Ohio. The ticket
arouses no enthusiasm whatever in any
quarter, wilhelm many placesthe candidate
for Governor and the platform are openly
cursed. The Republicans are jubilant
over Ewing's nomination and their
assured prospects Of a magnificent victory
this fall. Ewing is By far the easiest man
to beat ofall who were before the Conven.
tion. Tile fact that he forced Post on
Gov. Bishop for Mine Inspector will lose
him five thousand Democratic votes, and
he will be beaten in the State by not less
than twenty-five thousand. Make no mis-
take on that. CLEVELAND LEADER.
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CINCINNATI, June 4.-What is known as
the shop tailOrs, being those who make up
goods for wholesale clothing houses, OF
this city, have made demand for 95 per
cent increase in their compensation. The
clothing firms affected by the strike claim
that they are now paying from 10 10 20
per cent higher rates than are paid in New
York, and declare their intention 10 firmly
resist the strikers. It Is estimated that
10000 persons work at this kind OF tailor.
ing in this city and vicinity, only about
one.third Of whom are included among
the employees OF strikers.
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INDIA.


LONDON, June 4.-oficial dispatches
from Cashmere say II Is impossible TO ex.
aggerate the distress Of the famine there.
Mabarajah, Of this Province, at the request
Of the ViCeroy Of India, Is proceeding to
serinager to superintend the organization
Of relief. Three thousand, Ave hundred
tons OF grain are in transit to the Valley Of
Cashmere.
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Not the Necessnry Numbsv,

HARRlsBuRe, June 4.-The House OF
Representatives defeated the resolution to
exps, W, j. Rumberger, member from
Armstrong county, charged with corrupt
solicitation OF members ot tho House, BY
4 vote ot l0t yeas 10 % nays, less than tAs
necessary two.thirds In the affirmative.
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No ArbIIration.

PIrrsBURon, June fat a meeting Of
the puddlers and other iron workers held
yesterday, it was unanimously decided to
reject the plan Of arbitration proposed by
the manufacturers, and the conferences
committee on behalf OF the workmen was
discharged, the workmen declaring that
they would not do TO work until the mann.
facturers will sign last years scale. No
conference was held to-day between the
manufacturers aud workmen, and both
sides express determination to stand Arm
by their demands, ''''>' 80 10
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VI. Kaminsky, Of Jefferson county, o.,
.Ioms lis that the wool market is excit-
4 and hat he has heard OF IS cents hay-
asbeen Eaid by an agent Of an eastern
nlHuiarIurer who recently visited
sUOke county. Alex Patterson is out
hm New York lqconnoitering the situa-
soa and in common with all parties who
aHlempIate buying is somewhat puzzled
yihe sudden developments OF the mar.
AAnd uncertain as to what turn prices
tlyy next take. Justice, Batenan & Co.,
R understood to look for higher prices
As, but the rise has been so sudden and
a'Iy in the season, and is so much at vari'
me- with the views lately expressed both
iNt and West, that buyers naturally hesi-
We to regard it as anything more than
'p0rt, and are keenly alive to the danger OF
SsNg again left to pay the piper after the
SHce is over. Mr.. II. X. List regards the
SitEet rs in an anomalousi II not dangerous
coalition for buyers, and does not seem
dlpOsSI to take hold at the prices talked
oIlnong sellers, viz: S5 cents, but would
sIn the market at 80 cents.
As yet there is no wool selling worth
aAtioning, Buyers and sellers are apart
h&tr views. Tho former are waiting
70 ptNeiratc the true inwarlneSs Of the
situation before making up their minds
aud il may be that we will see a very
sluggish market for the next two weeks
The npid advance in prices East illus
ta'es anew tho old saying that 1t is Away
u unexpected thing that happens, and
M to sustain the motto OF the medicine
asS who teach that cOniruria OOntrarii
c5rRhF is the ticket that wins.
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FINANCIAL MArrEns.

BERLIN, June 4.-The statement Of the
Imperial Bank Of Germany shows de-
crease in specie Of G, ,26O, 900 marks.
i is believed that the railway question
will be brought before the Reichstag this
session and that the basis OF the Govern.
ment proposal will be the introduction Of
uniform rates for all railway lines in the
Empire, whether State or proprietary,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
EGYPT.


CAIRo, June 4.-The German Consul
had an interview with the Khedive yes.
terday and pressed him for o reply To the
Germany protest Of May 18th, against the
arbitrary manner In which the khedive's
decree dated April 4th, dealt with the
creditors Of the Egyptian Government.
The Khediye replied by referring the
consul TO the Sultan. The consul refused
10 take the case 10 the Sultan. He declar-
ed that Germany held the Khediye re-
sponsible and he expressed the regret that
the Egyptian question had entered the
phase which have serious consequences.
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he Democratic Nomlua.lOn for Gov.
eFnor OF Ohio

tFhVE vs. SNASs
On Tuesday tue 1SrELLldEScER ex-
lssseI the opinion that the weakest can.
tiAtes before the Democratic Con.
Nut0n ia Ohio would he Thurman
I'd Ewing. We hardly dared to
Gpe that the Democracy would
Meet one OF them for the head OF their
t'ke. We thought It possible that after
hing braycd in the mortar so often they
light see the necessities Of the situation
aa do the thing that was best in order to
sssek tue rising tide OF Republican en-
Ausiasm, But 1t seems to be true Ot the
Democracy, as a sagacious gentleman
our acquaintance has often OBJ;
krsd in regard to them, that they
sa generally he relied on to do the
wrong thing at the wrong time, and In
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BtooNrSoToS, ms, June 4.-The bust.
ness part OF the town Of Welden, Dewitt
county, was burned this morning. Loss
$4,000. 49, Naf
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CINCINNATI, June 4.
Special to the IntellIgeneer. .W,8.
The Democrats had q streak OF bad luck
and nominated weak ticket. 1t is weak
in Hamilton county and all over. The
rag baby twins, born at Columbus. The
political Joke OF the age.
N. HALsrRAp.
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ENGLAND.
ELLIorr.HANLAS,

Elliott and Hanlan are rapidly coming
Into good form, and are daily watched BY
large crowds. Betting continues two to
one on Hanlan, owing, as a sportsman
says, to the abundance Of American
money
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=. Xo., "a and n Tourlsentll street.

T,,r nail men met at Pittsburgh yester-
A., and discussed the situation Of trade,
", took no steps looking to a change Of
me- existing card Of prices.
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Do not allow the baby to lanEuish and
suffer, but use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup and
check its suffering. For sale by all Drug
gists. Price 25 cents.
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SAN FR4ScIscu, June 4.-A dispatch
from Colusa, says: n. L. gquires, CON.
victed Of murder in the first degree, suicid-
ed by cutting his throat with razor. His
wife took the razor TO him. I'm
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BULLION YrrHnRAwN.

Bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF
England, on balance to-day, amounted to
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OhlinhrY.

NEw York, June flames Orion Wood,
ruff, Of scientific expedition fame, died
here this morning Of brain disease.
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ASinjunction has been granted restrain.
ing the Jefferson County, Ohio, Commits
sioners from levyinG the tax for pixies.
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In addition 70 the above bonds, there
were issued in 1873, to replace the coin
used in the payment OF the Halifax award,
per cent bonds OF 1907, amounting to S..
50O,0 In preparing this memorandum
the maximum limit OF the issue OF per
cent bonds and certificates is stated.
When the reiunding transactions are COM
pleted and the full returns received, the
amount may be somewhat smaller, max
ing the interest charge correspondingly
less.
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Examination OF the Prisoners Further
Postponed Until To-Day-AII Quiet at
mRnOHfad