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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-27

Reward of $1,000 offered for the mur.
derer of Samuel Armstrong at London, o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-27

Andrew Moynahan to be hanged at Lo
gansport, Ind, June 11th.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-27

Little Albert Carpenter killed by eating
poisonous vines, near Butlerville, Ind.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-27

W. M. Park has received the latest nov
elites in hats, bonnets, ETC., direct from
Paris and London.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30
Picnic Of Company O.:

At n meeting Of the members Of Co..
Q, o. L. s. at their Armory In the rear
OF the Joss House, Wednesday evening"
it was unanimously decided to hold
their first annual picnic Mt tho grove i'm
kitttidge Canyon on Saturday next.
The command TO march up tho canyon
until they found the grove. whom they
would halt and prepare Che feast. some
objections was made to tts efoIe; nf
FIRST, as its exact loeaif0u was rather
vague ard misty but the objections were
finally smoothed over by Col. Bill Tay-'
Tor giving n glowing description of the
spot. winding up with
Brave followers. yonder stands the ttcTnJ
wood,
The green leaves culver with the eooiing
nind,
And make . chcckcrcd shadow on the grodnd."
The gallant COlonel's elnqucncS car
ried the day. and after appointing the
usual Committees to arrange for the
picnic, the meeting adjourned.
The Colonel informs us thdt on the
morning in question the Company,
headed by tho band will form ON the
plaza, and after the exhibition Of q few
brilliant military for which,
this Company has gained an en- viable
reputation. and insptriting strains from
tho band under the able leadership Of
Old Girls, will bc conducted ir carriages
to- tho cool aud shady grove snff
to DO located in the canyon. and wheut
they find it, n very pleasant and enj,y.'
a6lo time will no doubt be had: Il waS
rumorcd on the streets last evening. that
the only drawback to the complete suS-
cess Of tho Oo.S FIRST picnic. is the
music, aud the opinion Was freely sr-
pressed that Grislcy was moi prnctioinR
sufficiently upon tho horn:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30
T.Ie Reported Chinese CouspIra-

cy la Cup.nrorn-
The TIse:-R,ric,r in its issue OF Mon
day, published au Article under the
head Of Celestial Unpleasan;ne5s." in
which 1t il stated tina: the Hong aud
Liza Sing companies of that place have
for n long time Entertained u bitter feel.
ing toward an afflicted couatIyman
known as 'Co!orIdu," and that the
feeling had, iu consequence Of a %"jocu.
lar squib" in that Journal, in which
"Colora'o" was represented as saying
in pigeon EnS!ish-souue very d;sre-
sptctfnl things Of the members OF tie
Chinese I1soaic fraternity. been so
intensified, that tho members Of the
aforesaid companies. embracing Gs they
DO, those Of the II ,soric Order. had
threatened to take his life. and that a
conspiracy Vas already Matched for the
purpose.
Some intelligent. and il would seem,
p]rominon, Hong and Lin Singers, re-
sid" here, and it APPEARS that they have
undcrs;anainSly read the article referred
to, for q delegation from the companies
mentioned waited upon us and desired
that. the other side OF tho case might be
given publicity through ih.sr columns.
for which service Ia the interest Of sim.
pl" justice, They proposed to pay.
The statement of these parties ia, in
effect. that "Colorido's' enmity to the
Chinese Aiusous is occnsiuncd by the
fact that he failed to obtain admission
to the Order IN consequence Of his had
character, which, they claimed, is we'll
known to many OF their members,
who nre personally familiar with tho
facts of his disrcputallo career, dating
back through a course OF years. 1t il
further claimed that the companies feel
not the slightest Interest in either the
nets or language of "COlorado;" giving
assurances that shon'd i'll bcfnn him, il
will c~nian,to from no source controlled
10y tho aforesaid companies; aud that
therefore, tho companies cannot, with
any show Of Justice, DO held response
bio for any lhwlcss act that might DO
committed by the recipient Of some real
or fnncicd injury at his hands. The
leading idea conveyed is that nonc can
fully understand aud appreciate the
character Of n Chinamnn but tho Chi.
ncse, and that the whites are continu.
ously duped by giving oouuionanoe, ia
many instances, TO the worst element OF
tho race. because II is plausible and
willy, to the exclusion from favor OF
those worthy Of consideration.
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From Tuesdays D.ily.l
Haimaxundi.


Drill at tho Armory tonight. gyl
Dipbtheria in q mild forn at Tusca.
rora.
Ed. Carpeaux came in from Railroad
Saturday, and returned Sunday.
Major Dennis and J. S. Mayhugh
arrived this evening from Tuscarora.
Judge Pratt Of Sau Francisco. was a
passenger by the train this morning.
The freight receipts during the pas.
week are very light, one car Of lumber
nnd one of wood comprising the sum
total.
The dance given at Freeman Hall
Saturday evening was n complete sue.
cess-socially; but financially u total
failure. ag -r- .na,a-
Three patients in the County Hos.
p;tal. Three boarjers at the Jail wait
ing patiently to be thrown upon tue
charity OF n cold and heartless world.
Governor Kinkead and wife aud Gen.
Il. N. Clark and wife will pass through
Elko sotnc time during the week. on u
visit TO the Eastern States. The Gov
ernor will attend the Chicago Convcn.
ton.
The family Of Mr.. Frank Burris desire
through these columns to express to tue
people OF Eiko their heartfelt thanks
for tho uniform Kindness AMI sympa-
thy extended to them in their late
bereavement.
DR.. @. l.. Lucas in company with
Zach Tucker, j. l.. Riyes. David Nc.
Culloch ana Henry Allie. departed this
NOR nng for Wood River. where they
propose to Locate permanently. We
I'M r.tGnd that the Doctor aud Mr..
Tu have several very promising
!oc .tious in tina. section which they
W i! thoroughly prospect. Bon voyage,
a Il success 10 them.
DR.. 4. Thibodo AMI family Of Pres
colt. Arizona. will nrr!ye in ElEo on or
about June Isl. with the view Of lUcat.
inB here permanently. DIR. ThiDodo, 1,
recommended very highly as a physician
and surgeon. In this connection We
have been requested by DR.. Lucas to
assure his friends end patrons that lie
takes great pleasure in accommodating
Inn to their kind consideration.
+. T.. Buyn.on. one Of TuscP rorn's
solid business men, arrived here from
that place by private conveyance yoste.-
ia" morning. He vas accompanied by
his brother. l.. p. BoyntOn of Wiscun.
sin, who went TO TUscarora about two
weeks n 20. pstersibly TO engage in bust
ness, but his health failing lie conclud.
ed tn4GaTaou the idea and return to
his old hume.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30
DEnOCI;ATIC STATE COW
VENTI0N.
TIldcn Endorsed-rn SomIaa.,o..
Especial to the Daily independently

The Democratic State Convention as
sembled at Winnemucca yesterday. and
endorsed Tilden by resolution. The
Convention then made the following
nominations: For Congress, George
W. Cassidy, of Eureka; Supreme Judge;
@. Ii. Belknap Of Storey; Presidential
Electors, ]. II. Dennis OF Elko; McTahf
nahau of Esmoralda and Deal OF Storey!
Delegates to National Convention,
stonehill aed Canavan OF storey; Gar:
man OF Lincoln; Hagcrmau OF washoe;
Ellis of Ormsby and SAdler OF Eureka.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30
CHANGE OF BASE

Murry Durham. the we'll inowa
photographer Of Oakland, will shortly
leave Elko, for Utah. Those wishing z
ino photograph sborli improve the
opportunity, M it Is certainly the best
ever offered to tho people Of Eko and
vicinity. Mr.. Durham may DO fo66d
at his gallery next door to Keenet a
Bigelow's law Office. where bs Is pro-
pared to execute cvety aylo OF work
known to the art.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30
sir Ashley Coopcr's vital Itcstora
five

Tn" great English remedy-hns made
more cures Of Nervous Debility, Scmi.
nal Weakness, Lost Msnhool, noctur.
nnl emissions, lassituie, inability for
mental labor, dependency aud such
diseases ns arc iuddccd by youthful
follies and excuses, than all other
medicines combined. Why will yor
suffer? Send to A. Z. Mintie. VI. D..
No. ii Kcarney street, San Francisco,
for the restorative and be Cnred. Price
80 per bottle. Four times tie quantity
$40. Try Il bottle. DR.. SIintie treats
all private diseases successfully with .
out mercury. .-u ......,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30

a number OF our citizens met n,
Granger Hall, Tuesday evening. for the
purpose Of organizing a Court OF
Forestry II society which has for lis
object the mutual protection OF it's mem.
Lers, in case OF distress. sickness OF
death, and the education OF the orphans
Of deceased members. We understand
the meeting was thoroughly organized,
and a charter will be scnt for ms soou
ns the number Of names, required By
the Constitution d the Order, are oil.
tained.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30
Has All thr ay,t,m.

The people Of Tuscaroru arc making
considerable fuss over Colorado. the
"jrfking' Chinamhn, VIII" INN lines his
life IL In dang at the hands of his own
couhtrymrn. \ day or two aga a party
Of rough lookiwg c.lrstiuls arrived in
Tuscnrorh from some point north, and
were Immediately spotted Ly Colorado,
~ emissari's employed by the Chinese
companies Tor his destruction. This so
inspired him with terror that he feared
to stay in his ~ dwelling at night,
md In the kindness OF his honrt Major
Dennis shared his own bltukuts will,
him. Considerable anxiety was felt By
tho friends 81 the Major on his arrival
here last evening. owing to n nervous
twitchimg Of his head. shoulders aud
arms. working His fingers. otc., closely
resembling the couloTtiuns OF Colorado,
who IL afflicted with the malady known
as 81. Niius' Dance. The disease is
contagious, but we hope the Major will
not DO made TO suffer through his own
beneyolence. MAI .|- ..g.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30
DO Nnn I~;rIirNr IL.

Tibet in this town there nre scores q,
persons passing our store every day
whose lives nro male misor .blo by In.
digcntiou, DyspopsiI, Sour anI dis.
trc5sed Stomach, Liver Complaint, Con.
stipation etc. when for a. conts ,gp will
soil thOm Shiloh's Yi,alizcr. Guaranteed
to cure them. Sid by Y. +. Muller,
druggist Eiko. Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30
We Chnsicnae tho world.

When We say We believe we have
evidence to prove that Shiloh's Con.
sumption Cure is decidedly the best
Lung Medicine made. in as much "a Il
will cure n common or Chronic Cough
in one half the time nul relieve Asth q.
mn, Bronchitis, whooping Cough Group
aud show moro cases Of Consumption
cured than all others. II will cure
where they fail, it is pleasant to take,
harmless 10 tho youngest child. sud wo
guarantee what We say. Price 10 cents,
so cents nni 81. II your lungs nru
gore, chest or back lame Use Shiluh's
Porns Plaster. Sofa by +, +. Muller
Druudist.
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From Monday s Daily.l
saIaaxundi.

Nt AAAo an ~ Ah " uOAhk
the agreeable among his friends.
Geo. wedekind. the piano tuner Of
Reno. will arrive in Elko some time
during this week.
Surgeon RoEke cutne up from Fort
Hplleck last evening, aud departed for
San Francisco this morning.
Special Masonic meeting tonight at
their hall, for work in the second degree.
a full Attendance is earnestly requested.
Major J. X. Dennis departed this
morning for Winnoiuucca. to attend the
Democratic State Convention Thurs
day.
Professor Stewart is causing a regular
old time mining excitement III Maine.
Already the stuid inhabitants Of that
section jump each others claims. with
shot guns.
Ben Butler is on his way from New
York for the Pacific Coast. The thrifty
housewife will make an excavation in
the cellar for the disposition Of the
family plate.
There was n gay soldier named Dodd,
Elected Sergeant. ne though, it VAS odd
That n man OF his form.
And a u true soldier born,
Wasu't made n Captain, be COB.
DR.. Jessup Informs us that his stay
in Elko will be very brief. Those de-
string the services Of IA first. class dem
tist, should take time by the fore.iock,
uud give him n cnII at ouce. looms at
the Depot Hotel.
The nstrouo nical lecture delivered
by II. I sher in front Of the Hotel last
evening, abjorv,i thu attention Of a
group of Interested listeners until a late
hour. We uud rstHnd efforts are being
made to : cure nhh!l, so that the pub
lie may have the pleasure of hearing
Kim.
ia the very nature of things items
cannot ulwgys be plentiful. At times
there will Ice n IuIl, let the local reporter
-growl as muc9 as he May desire, and in
hitter disregard of tho wishes OF those
Who delight to sup on hprrors. things
will move along slnootAly ut times. Such
is The case in Elko-uot It rufle disturbs
the E~"ntie current Of passing events.
sH.t a .I.s.l -Lfl..- ii IT..
Stats Nh hrs uot made application for
y u-iom on account Of wounds or disa-
L.lity received white in the service, must
j" 50 b'!ore JaIy /. 1850. After that
thu" prusi,iIs will date only from the
tim ot application. The same Is true
r'gar ling "~rpiicatipus for additional
bJuaiy y,i G! lmcl hy msny soldiers.
Deputy Sheriff Lowe and DR.. Hun.
tirston rrtuTnod from Railroad last
evening. and inform US that tho cutting
ARRAY between Tom Hauoum and J. +.
Cassidy was greatly exaggerated. Iu
the preliminary examination. yesterday.
it was shown that CASH IL wa, tac ~.
grcssor, nna Hinoum w..s Iii ,chrrscL
from custody. The WOUNDED muu vii!
cover.
Few :hcrc nrc who have the good
scnGc aud moral cour ~ t. withstand
TRADES against tnbarr"; yet thcr, are
those who b'iicvr IN ihc use of ''thc
weed in one form @. another. In all
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30
Come

NJ. =. Freeman went below this
morning 10 SEQ II anything could be
lone Tor his creditors. lIo was unable
when hc left 10 hold ont any great en-.
cpnfaga ment but will do everything In
his power To give some relief. Ito will
be gone probably n week. What ho
will do in tho future. after getting things
in as good shape horo rs possible under
tho circumstances. he does not know,
but will seek some othor field and eli.
dcavor. IL possible, to again build bin.
self up; always having IN mind whn,
lac owes His creditors, and whatever no
makes over aud above u living for
himself Nnd faulty, shall 60 TO those TO
whom he is indebted. ar..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30
sA TRAa0sc1 sTuSt SdAsO.
Tc-D.y,s Stock SAiGt


To-Dsy,s stssk SAI4t
co Ophir. ~
4i5 Mexican, 8 *
20 Gould ard Curry, 5000
$50 Best and Bslcher: 1919 1917
60 caiffornia. zo5e3
go Savage. $3.50 3J06
30 Con. YirRiniG, s
10 Ch0,!uf. aGse
10 Potosi. 296e 1850
tm Hale and N6fcfosS;
GO Point. lsQc
$40 Jacket. 81
sou Imperial, $50
9SO Belchcr. $3.50 3056 -,
500 Sierra Nevada, l3x IS
60 Utah, SIrSX
60 Bullion. 295e
100 Exchequer, 2l5c ~
10 Seq Bslcher; 81
800 Overman, 2lUc
270 Justice, Sic SOC
40 Union. lS 1850
23D Alta, 255c2 IA
40 julia. 65c 666
co Caledonia. 4Uc
375 Silver Hill. CSC COO
$50 New York. zoe 45c
$50 Occidental, TX
100 Lady Washington. $50
so Andes, soc.
3S5 scorpion; i8oc 1850
l5O Beiiton. TX i55c
30 COu. Dorado. Gee
So North bonanza, 40
200 Mackey. &c
$50 Argenia. zoe
$50 Navajo, 2Oc
500 Belle Isle. soc
800 Independence, 400
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30

d. Rriuhart & Co. hive stepped into
the breach. left vacant by the disastrous
failure Of NJ. T.. Freeman & Co. and
are now prepared to furnish our bust
ness men and others with exchange on
San Francisco, and rs Soon as the ar
engagements can be perfected. tho same
will apply to the principal cities both
east aud west. We understand, how
ever that they do not intend to do n
regular banking business. the firm hay.
lug made the above arrangements sim.
ply to accommodate the public.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30
Health, Good Order and Pros.
perIty.

For the general good health enjoyed
by the people Of Elko, they are indoLt-
ed in a great degree to the snlubrity OF
he olin ate added to tho great fare of
the population in providing themselves
with comfortable lodgings. aud tho
other little necessities that tend To
mako life pleasant. The general good
order now prevailing certainly contrib
utes its quota to the health OF the
plncc-not to speak OF the lack Of
broken heads heretofore resulting from
tho too frequent resort TO force, and tho
very screnity aud CInanimity now prev.
nlent cannot be otherwise than condu-
Give to thn health OF the population.
But the fines are dull, mud tho, recent
failure will no doubt be denioralizing;
yet wo canuot iail in this connection 10
tako n retrospective view OF other towns
aud upon their experience base moro
than the hope that better days are III
store for Elko, and that the timo when
al improved condition OF things will
manifest itself is not far off. Alter the
Leadville. GunuisOn and Wood Rivoi
foyer takes or those who aro dissatisfied
hero and dnnrc TO try their fortunes
elsewhere, matters will adjust them,
selves upon n more durable basis, and
then times will begin TO improve. II
should not Ls forgotten that n Prcsi
dental election is TO DO held this Fall,
an event which will bring into play al
tho latent energies OF people.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30
IiotrI Arrivals.

Hotel Arrivals.
T.. j. C~nrpcaux, Railroad.
A. J. Roulstone, do
J. NJ. Mitchell. Pleasant.
II. Gfuubaum, Cornucopia.
G. A. Watson. Columbia.
W. s. Wood, San Francisco.
J. u. Riggin, do
A. J. Lochnnn. do
J. Roscoe, RUuchestor, N. Y.
John Kcnney, Battle Mountain.
Fred r. Benson. Dry Creek.
T.. G. Bruce. Ogden.
S. n. Smith, Bnena Vista. u
l.. H. Boynton, Tnscarora.
l.. s. Boynton, Plattsvilie, Wis,
J. r. Fannnn. Eureka.
NJ. W. Persons. Stockton.
Geo Barrett. Austin.
Il. W. Short. Star Valley.
Nrs. Mary Ryily. Austin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30
Advertised Letter Ii-t.

Tho following IL n list OF letters re
naming In tho Elko Office. unclaimed.
for the week ending Saturday, May 20.
1880: a.
Butts Miss E0rcy Dickcy Leonard u
AoSosley John Rice Willis A
Skage, John Short l. W
W. NJ. Stafford.
.a- o., w, HULL. L. NJ.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30
nrnrntri.

Dr. NJ. ". Parsons the ven knowH
dontis, arrived here las. evesiag, from
n prc,rac,ed visit through Utah. He
departed this morning nor Tu-cAYors,
where ho will renuio o few duys. ana
then return to Eiko. Those desiring
the attention o. a frst GLASS dcnshst
should not fail to call upon tho Doctor
on his return His rooiss arc ~ ne
Depot Hotel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30

The remains Of John ID. Burris werc
oopsigned 10 their last resting place to-.
daJ ~ 4 o'clock. Quito n large number
! Of lhsnds aud acquaintance were in
attendance. Tho funeral sermon will
bssdsliyered ut Freeman Hall to morrow
hetnlnS at II o'clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30
Hotel Arrivals.


aysgI Hotel Arrivals.
K. II. Wright, Cnrlin.
10, Smith, Virginia City.
GIN. Sales, Coruuoopia.
@. J. Boskowitz. Snn Francisco.
ia, siebcnhHuor, do
ChHs. W. Halo, Huntington Valley
DR.. James Rorkc. Fort HaIlock.
Mrs. Mason. Battle Mountain.
g John II. Dennis, Tnscnrora.
II. 8. Byrne. Bruneau Valley. "H
p. A. Richards, Lnmoillo,
O., Jacob Leddic, do
- B.lH. ADDISON, do
- VIM. Redmond. CRrlin.
J..E Caupin, Virginia City.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30

FHEsH sholl oysters received daily nj
The Gem by oxpross.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30

Tns most popular aud fragrant per-.
iumo Of the day " HsOkmctnok " try IT,.
Sold by T. +. Mos!or, Druggist, Emo.
Seyoda,
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IDep,rtt,r,,s

This mUrning-C. j. BoSkOwila, l..
SlobOnhauot and Mr.. Watson.
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90 tel Arrivals.

IL. ~. Lnnbam. South FORK.
II. H. Byrne. Hnllcck.
Hugh Gilohrisi, Windsor, Vermont.
W. ID. TnSbury, do
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-30

a LiRUE invoice of tue celebrated
White II o Whisky just received at tho
Com Saloon.
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Fngsn Eastern ponl,ry on hand md
for sale =. the Csn Restaurant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-29
Something Every wheeling Work
man Should Read.
Complete Demolition OF the Radi-
cal Tariff Scare.
A Substantial Boom For Cur Next
Congressman,
Colonel Ben. Wilson and Not John
A. Hutchinson.

~ fear, the passion omnipotent IN the
human breast, the Radicals are endeav-
orins to drive voters to Garfield. Pre-
summing upon their ignorance, the masses
are told 10 vote the Republican ticket or
down will come their wages. They are
told the Democratic party declares Tor
free trade AMI that the election OF Han
cock means death bow to tariff. This
base appeal has been made by men OF
hiyh social and commercial standing and
the ialsehood brings not 4 blush oil
shame to their cheeks. O, s''a OF shame
and not one star, Below we print a
series Uf interviews, which will quiet
any Tears on the tariff question. They
contain the honest sentiments ol honest
men. The names are those OF gentle
men OF uuquestioued business integrity
OF gentlemen whose tongues u false
hooI would blister. We commend the
sentiments 10 the business men of
Wheeling and to the workingmcn OF
Wheeling. Read! and at the ballot box
rrbukc this Radical treachery by voting
ipr Hancock, Wilson aud Protection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-29
COL. w. L. HEARN.
Opinion OF a Heavy Iron Man
The Ghost Of Free Trade
Effectually Downed.

Col. William l.. Hearn, who has lon.
been identified with the iron interests
oi Wheeling, was suggested To- THE kkG-
IsrEks mind rs a man whose intereSt
would compel him to keep well posted
on the bearing OF politics on trade anu
manufacture and he was accordingly
waited upon, ut his residence. lie came
smilinglv in and looked not at all as
though the coming election OF Hancock,
as President, or Ben. Wilson, 10 Con.
greSs. would work evil TO his mill.
"What is the extent, Mr.. Hearn, oil
your interest in the production aud
manufacture of iron in Wheeling?
IL am interested largely in the River
side Iron Works, as lsuppose every one
knows. Myself and three OF my child
rem own nearly one.third OF that eslab.
lishment. Thatstock constitutes nearly
everything We possess OF this world 8
goods"
"You depend on the mills, then, for
everything?
Just about"
"Oi course, then, you are for tariff
Certainly"
"Now, Mr.. Hearn, do you, as an
iron manufacturer, believe the success OF
the Democratic party on next TUESDAY
would prove injurious to yolr interes,
Or, in other words, do you think Repuo'
lican success would promote your inter
ests more than Democratic success?
"I do not. The doctrine Of a tariff
for revenue, with incidental protection,
as enunciated by James h. Polk In his
inaugural of March 4, lSi5, l have al
ways regarded as
The Soundfnnd Democratic Doctrine,
so far as it is q party question at all,
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