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THE DEMOCRATS.
A. PUBLIC MEETING TO t.E CALLED IN I'll
lNTENkRIH OF HARMONY.

4 PUBLIC MEETING TO HE CALLED IN TIE
INTERESTS or HARMONY.
Special Dtspatea to 1As Chicago Tribune.
NEW iYol.K, Dec. a0.-The Democrats OF
this city, wI,0 are Just now Interested III
forming now organization as aRaillst tho
existing hal's,-athonK them 4. =. Hewitt.
William @. Whitney, II. d, Roosevelt, John
T.. Deyltn, Peter u. Olney, and roprcsenta-
t!ycs FROM tho Young Democratic Club
resolved to-day to cult public meeting Dee.
a8 ut Cooper Institute for the purpose Of
further agttat!ng tho movement, which IL Ill
stltutod for tho purpose Ut destroying TITO ono-
man power 80 long pruyaEont.
THE CALI.
for this meeting sets forth that tho nomocratto
purity believes in tho preservation of tho right
OF local solf-goyeruneat, and IL opl'osed to tho
undue Capitalization of power. 1t belluyes Ill
haEd .nonoy and free shirs. 1t demands u thor
nugn reform III th2 Tariff laws aud III tho Ctvil
Bervicc. 1t waA tholr opinion that. 10 insuro tho
succcss OF theso principles, u reorganization OF
tho Democratic purity in tho CITY Ut New Sosk
, 1880-12-21
STOCKS
YEgT1:ttfthy.

spttiai Dtpa'th to The Gh'tdo' Tribune.
=. NtW io'k. Lee "o'-lhc week ote,fett NJ
luz STOCK Exeha'iso Will hf7nef ieeithE.
M'u ahe saate.i'st "ns ReheIa'ly hlgner'
N,ettoi'o!'tnh E,svnlea e'ng ~ aooVe tio
uan' H. 49, 1919. VI ,.oaa' .'. ,,. nv rs.
o,"n ~, 1on,l,nn 49, ,t,a esy' musn"es'
ona Tatn,n T., ~ t.1,",a ~ ~. "pfs' ,t
ar ~ 'o"o"eu W Ene"so ~ ~ 4A,,oi. liouss1n
:" . avAas' M'l"aukeo ~, ~ 81. raul Canaaa
ooattei. ', n""sas 49,, ieHns; Jersey Gehtsa''
n,lu Nao"sn. ~. u'e oec"na hoard the mar
SeL NO., "ss "eak. ",,u I'lc Iowest prices OF tlle
wy WY a. ~ kse.a.s enltei,t, teo oeG'''s' ~
.as ..s s, = u ~ .lo1a Opening % aen'es. towards
u'u e,,'Se tns' ,ccl,N ~ Ill anu secos"
Wy " 24esA lo'h p'acc III el'e en1lfe !tst'
THE CHIEF ACTIVITY
vas ~ milwaukee, u st. l'au1, Northwestern,
u. rHul Il Omaha, Louisville & Nashville,
Erie tlle coal shares, aid the Lake Shore.
According 10 report, largo specnInt0r, who
IS going nway for few months, sold today
about tW,ooo shares OF long stock, which l'o
llas been carryinE for thy Inst Two months.
'rl'o stocks which he sold were of fourteen
or fifteen different kinds. III the mol,eyn'ar.
ket Tho week opened moderately active on
1.aMl !oni1s tins loans Of thirty days. anu
prime I'ercantilo pnper. III tho Inst hour tho
rate Tor call loans NJ TIC Stock Exchange a'i-
sahceu To per cent Plus l4l OF ! per cent
per day; but TIC fur rate for tho Whole day
WIS per cent; ailtl at tl'ls rate the market
was only moderately actlVe
THE TREASURY
to-day bought slf,000 Of Gs Of 1880
at l0W9. Railroad bonds were nGtiye
anu puoshn1 III t,te ea,Iy ues''HHs' WIN u
sehelnl aasuheo III pfiees. subsequently
VI. sselo WIS fe'"tIo!l VI u ~ -. hahshs q
leH"s l'ls's Iosu u ~ anu scco'H!s 70 'Va'
with M Ieactloh 70 a1,a ~. iexas faci'lc
Si.lo Uranus Ui'tsloh! nfsts aAvaIceo 10
ppss anu incomes 10 io1s- GnesapcaKe ~ ohlo
nrsts, series - advanced TO tsH, ana cur
le1cy " @ " ~ E1le tonso!loaaeu sccolas
.oso W WA a'," l"t1aea ~ ~ v';s, ou1 ttc
,olhe1 IeaGteo 70 W.. canaaa oouthesl,
nss1s "ele III nc1'a 4e'nana' mn advanced
fro1m l0e}H 10 1044. LciIigli u WilkesbArrc
incomes rosa from S2t3 to SIX; Central
| pacf1lc tirsts from 11O,4 to III; Union paciIlc
| f,,atu fr,p, INIT tn ,i7. ru1,n Er,, 6, ,vn,.
, 1880-12-21

received from tho man tn wll0m tho
yalehct0ry In tho Chrfstf'in at
Work, hentlcd "Uoml-bye, Old Friends"
was, lle clatmei, shOwn On Monday nlDrl,-
Ing, Oct. ., at 3 o'ctock; TINT this ,nan ''atl
mt hGeli n witness In tho trim, Atnl fur n long
tl1nu lad refused tn speak. Now liz proposes
10 tell wl,nt. lo knows III relation tU Tai
tnnge'H connection with tho <ltlDhnce. Tai
image Is now to bB tried upun tho Allegation
tllat ho matto taiso statements, on his former
trial. Tle place for holding tho Inquiry has
not yet been fixed upon.
, 1880-12-21

NEW Yol,K, Dec. M,-Arrivc.l, the steam.
SHIPS England, from, Liverpool, anl the Iris
tol City, from l}rfstol.
HALIFAX, Dec. 0.-Arslyed, she Sardin-
IoSJloS, lice. A.-Thc City OF Now YORK,
wills tio Alarseilles, llerler, alld Spain, from
New York, tlNyt arrived nut,
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SITTING BULL,

ST. PAUL. Mian,. Dee. a.-rhc following
ady!ces from Sitting Hull a,sI his tllbo havu
Just beeia received: ..... ....,
Fotr !uEs,lsl,. Doc. sQ.--AdttAant. ue'.tfa1 Dc-
txlrtmst " Dakota. 81. itlut, Mt,m.: Allison Ar-
rived Ut Popar River ycstordAy evening: ~
rout1 to this place, with u aIrlnEltlnn from b!t.
ling Iiullv cainp. Sitting IIll will urrIye ut tho
mouth Or MIX Kiyer to-day. Alllsou will leave
for H4Gur1 t0-uDFr0W, tho list. ...-.
uHoTIlEHruS, Commanding,
, 1880-12-21

Hermann Is to-day without n rival In the
wondcr- producing line bis stticks being SO quick
ly done, und With auch deftness, as TO defy hc-
lection. Producing live rabbits from borrowed
hats. u strenm Of stlver dollars from apccta.
tors nose, vases continuing watcr md goldfish
frnm Il handkerchief, ara II fow ut tho many cx-
hlhittons Ut bis nrt by which the clever rrunch-
new cabinet mystery is thu best thing II, its iitU,
whllu the nptArpnt sleeping In the air 0t Mile.
Addlo IL rs tnyatfysng ls ever. Ill AtEtlltlun to
Hermann. thu On0fri brothers, Er0tcs1ue dMtl-
GERS, Vni vosc. tho vent riIMtst. uni the I.orcl
lAs nro introduced during tho evening. AIl Of
them being performers OF lnerlL In tholr lines.
, 1880-12-21

NEW YoRK, Dec, GA. a. Lnw, of
Brooklyn, llas Us Its guests President llnycs,
Ills son, Webb Hayes, md the Hon. William
III. Eyarts Tl.oro was private dinner
party In the evening, and d number OF pro1n-
incnt residents Of tho Heights wcre present.
.ri,a President will attund the New EhglM4
dinner tn.1norrQW eYGniliE.
, 1880-12-21

Rlc0RD'SVITAL Restorative;

There Il well.knnwn principle In animal phyan1o-
~ tint vn ciirn can take p'nee except thrnuI1
4 il my orstn wrak"ne,t. lsn that orua, . weak
Thet; t r. Ft,Tty " ~ rnGa nt ~ n13 sl,Ht ,rs
VII i. REsInaariSE has .,nt. scr,.tinIsri Snd H.:
trsri hy t' A.|i..y n Medic!nH IN I'uEis MI til
ras s"ntSar i;s"s or "s.sr ,s*pns i ,..iy vEnErS-
HtE. producing rrnrilnl. ad Ii per1llnnept IN uf
II tas @ sua sH = F; a e q syIs e IT,
& Hr ~ IA: !: 10 hH #s r. !, ss" as Il 4ssset 1 & @ @
Hrtcc. None sennno without thu tlunatHr. u =. =;
ssSfi a ~ tSs III % sscA 'o* sold ~ al
rAn.a July ~ ls7IHl las ID j. ,a.z:-oat Of ~
six w.ets. iSi .,atwsea tw, lid thr"S fumtas b..
t~eeH Two Ind six a1ntis. in nha n4nthk nnth,,,,
Msdcin do ia itopiinl Ghnrity.
ROLD.HT .AE.E. DRUGGISTS.
VAN scAAcEW Wgr.s|s Ssss s.! ;y ss sus ,.
a Mief Il s sefSss s..s ssY y s a,, 5
thrltctt il ncl aEsnta Tor lc,r.is VITAL ost0ra.
tiys ~ THUR appointments " such have boon 70.
EXTRACT FROM LETTER JUNE y lsn
ILL., i. ). .st1EsAoSn:-t9n wtlia that yuu VIII ln
ss s st Il n I. " ~ % 4 so, V
cuIitinle TIM aaenry " NUT ln case yuu ~! shall
u conrss. W ~ aud x!vna sH1e tnoasy ~ sdsur.
i"r shat ,fd.f. II Ggseysr. wv A. n"t want iu 10
eoaHus t h. ns'yMsy tniHfM Il ~ q ~ tssS yo,x
rhs hsFi ii VIII @ et
Hhivh I'm tho s,Iv, s,"nYr a1a pt1E5letar y @ she
as0 a ,iS a'1i ssom sicsrd val s:tsrai:s %o u.
sm 81 { %s IT,
iu1, tiss public eau taks lls ~mls = Ha ~ once:
Ns ss' Vial 'sF snsSa,! 'Ssis's:
ApeThtIr. 10 flull1IlfT u IN.. lhlCN&Us
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Deceived by Appearances.

A Hartford jeweler, says the Courant
OF that city, recently directed the at
tention of friend 10 rough appear
ing old farmer sauntering down Main
street, and remarked, 1--WE been worse
sold on that man than on any other in
my whole business life." The man,
fully three score years and ten, wore
shabby pantaloons, rough COW hide
boots innocent of the slightest trace of
backing, vest soiled in front and with
the back partly in tatters; was in his
shirt sleeves, without collar and his head
covered by tile fashionable many years
ago. That was about his stvle.u
continued the merchant, "when he
dropped in at my store one day during
the war, and said he wanted to buy a
watch. Judging from his appearance
that he meant sometime in the future,
after the scarecrow season was over
and he had drawn his money, didn't
hustle around very lively to make
trade. l thought ten dollar silver
watch would about close out his pile and
showed one across the counter to him.
He merely glanced at it and quietly
asked, Don't you keep anything bet
terP' This nettled me, and for bluff
l h'uled out an American watch, one
of the costliest we had in the store,
worth Sl75 in gold, and gold was worth
somewhere about 200 then. He exam
ined it carefully, asked its price, and
then to my amazement said That II do.
He dived down into his pantaloons
pocket and after fishing out of the way
a roll of greenbacks as big as your hat he
hauled up purse of gold, counted out
the $40, showed the watch into his vest
pocket and walked out. You may inn
agine that this excited my curiosity and
after while l ascertained who nv
strange customer was: He lived few
miles down the river and was worth
enough to have bought out the whole
establishment. Since then haven't |
tried any more bluffs on plainly dressed |
men. You can't always tell by a mans
clothes what he's got down in his pock-
ets."
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The Same Old Game.

The other afternoon the tools, imple-
ments. fixtures, appurtenances and what
ever else belongs to the game of cro-
dget' were put in position on a lawn up
Woodward Avenue, and as young
iady and young man who seemed to
be her lover. took up the mallets to
start the balls, a bony-looking old tramp
halted and leaned on the fence and Got
his mouth puckered up for something
good. The young man took the first
shot, and, before the ball ceased rolling.
the girl voice was heard calling:
'You didn't knock fair-youSye pot
to try it overr'
Before either of them were half way
down she had occasion to remind him
that he wasn't playing with blind per-
son, and that she could overlook no
cheating. As she went under the last
arch he felt compelled to remark that
her playing would rule her out of anv
club he ever heard of. On the way
back she asked him why he couldn't be
an honest man as well as jockey and
a ialsitier, and he inquired why she
didn't write set of rules to tally with
her style of playing.
Its coming-'tain't FIVE minutes
off'' chuckled the tramp, as he took a
new grip on the fence and shaded his
eyes with his hat.
Don't you knock that ball awayr'
shouted the girl, a minute after.
:" Yes, willr'
"Don't you dare to-"
I" I'm playing according to the rules
p" No, you AREN'T You've cheated all
the way throughr'
never cheated oncer'
And now you are adding the crime
OF perjury! Sir, / dare not intrust my
future happiness to such man! could
never trust or believe in your
Nor l in your
Then let us part forever!r' she said
as she hurled her mallet at stone dog.
so we willr' he Kissed as he flung
his at her sleeping poodle.
She bowed and started for the house
to pack up his letters.
He raised his hat and made for an
street car to get down
town in time for the Toledo train.
That's all wanted to know" sighed |
the tramp as he turned away. tive |
been out in the woods for few years |
past, and didn't know but there had
been some changes made in croquet.
but see it's the same old game clear
through"-Detroit Free Press.
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Proelamat,on by th. rr.,,a.,,.

Fauit-hnding IL so seldom induleed in bv
those who use the medicines manufactured
py the Worlds Dspensary Medical Associa-
tion, that the President of that corporation.
the Hon. X. V. Pierce, M. D., has issued a
special request or proclamation to any and
all persons, IL there be any such, who NAV
have taken or shall hereafter use any of the
family medicines now made and sold by the
said Association, In all countries of the world
and who have not derived full benefit from
said medicines, that if they will write the
said Association description OF their maIs-
dies the Faculty of the Dlspensary will advise
them with res ect to the successful treatment
OF their diseases DR. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery is guaranteed to cure all hu-
mors from the common blotch, pimple or
eruption, to the worst scrofula or kings
evil, and those rulent poisons that Turk in
the system as sequel or secondary affection
resulting from badly-treated or neglected
primary diseases. 1t also cures bronchial.
throat and lung diseases. Favorite Prescrip,
ton is guaranteed to cure female weaknesses
and kindred affections. Extract Of Smart
Weed cures bowel affections, colds, and all
painful, rheumatic aud neuralgic affections
DIR. Pierce's Pellets Qittle sugar-coated piIls),
are the httle-giant cathartic- Address
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association.
Buffalo, N. T., or Great Russell Street Build.
ings, London, Eng.
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Mr., Richey, of Plymouth, Ind, was
aroused from his bed by five strangers.
who asked permission to dig for Some
hidden articles in the cellar. He was
AFRAID to refuse, and they went to work.
At a. m. they struck an iron box.
which was so heavy that the five were
scarcely able to lift it. They finally got
II into wagon and rode away. The
cellar had not been disturbed before n
ten years, and it is thought the party
belonged to the old Hungerford gang
of counterfeiters,
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A good deal regarding light was
known to the ancients. They knew the
law of reflection and something of that
OF refraction, as shown by the reference
of Seneca to the broken appearance of
an oar when thrust into the water.
Another phenomenon. that of the rain
bow standing out in the sky as sort of
challenge to the human eye, could not
escape detection. At one particular
angle, as shown by Descartes, beams
reflected by or emerging from drop
of rain were SO welded together as to
form condensed sheath of rays, and it
was in this condensed sheath that you
saw the colors of the rainbow. Milton,
in 1872, proved by the use of the prism,
acted on by beam of light thrown
through an aperture in a window shut
ter into dark room, that white light is
not homogeneal, butts composed of vari-
Gus constituents more or less refrangi-
BILE, of which red is the least and violet
the most refrangible. This promised,
Professor Tyndall, by series of beauti-
full and interesting experiments from
apparatus managed by his assistant,
threw upon white screen disks of sew
eral colors in order to prove the true
effect of intermixture. Thus the ordi-
narily received theory that combination
of yellow and blue produces green was
shown to be erroneous, the true effect
of the combination of those two colors
being, as proved to ocular demonstra-
tons, white. By the same means the
true complementary colors were dis
played. Fixing the eye on q white disk
until the lecturer counted twenty and the
special illumination of the disk was
the spectator saw remain
ing the filmy scmblance of the compile
mentary color, black. Blue left orange,
red left green.-Professor 7y,adaN al The
Royal Instifution. ~
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Pastor Hirsch. of Lintorf. attribute

Pastor Hirsch, of Lintorf, attributes
decrease of nine per cent. in suicides
in Norway to the recent legislation
against drunkenness and he calls at
tention to the increase of suicide in
Germany. The last decade shows the
annual suicides per million inhabitants
to be: Saxony, 800; Denmark, 2S0;
Wurtemberg. 1870; Mechlenberg, 10y;
Baden, 156; Prussia, 1873; Austria, 1872:
Sweden, 81; Belgium, 70, and Norway,
40.
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(st. Louis NO. Times.1

We are sure that it is nothing like as bad
to have trouble in the camp as to have trouble
In the stomach. Thus, Mr.. NJ. j. Falk. Kan
sas City, Mo-, speaks from experience: For
many years have been an extreme sufferer
from Dyspepsia, and no physician could re-
move this chronic trouble i finally resorted
TO the use OF the Hamburg Drops, and have
been helped wonderfully.
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[Chicago Evening Journ.,1

IHs Hon. Leonard SWEET, the great lawyer
OF the Northwest, was cured Of rhe umatism
and neuralgia By st. Jacobs Oil. In an in
tervlew article upon the matter, the Journal
representative says he felt as have many Others
before, that st. Jacobs Oh, the Great German
kennedy, is the best and most thorough con-
queror OF pain the world has ever known.
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The Stewart Cathedral at Garden City
Long Island, will have no seats, but will &
furnished with mats, upon which the wor
shippers may kneel.
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The Journal Battle Creek, Mich, thus puts
It: 1.-THE surest safest, bess blood purifying
medicine known Is Warner's Safe bItters In
connection with Warmers Safe Pills. Regular
practitioners prescribe them as q remedy for
impure, poisoned blood"
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The improved lamp-post is padded about
the height that fellow wants to rest his
back, and is becoming popular.
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A CAGE of tigers which was being trans
ferred from the cars to a wagon at Bingham
ton, N. Y tipped over. In less than three
seconds there wasn't a human being within
eyesight No damage was done.
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A DENVER preacher told the waverers in
his congregation that they were like man
between two dog fights, uncertain which to
take in.
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WHEN is q woman like a steam engine I
When she's followed by sparks.
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Iris said that four million packages Of Fra
9er's Axle Grease were sold in 1879; ard we
believe 1t.
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Generally speaking, amarried man
is considered more worthy of credit than
a bachelor, because unmarried men are
generally restless and often fall into bad
habits.
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In Germany fruit trees are planted on tn,
sides OF public roads, and are pruned an,
watched by the road-makers.
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one of the churches in st. Peter, Mimi,
has expelled every male member who belongs
to secret society.
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FEEBLE digestion. sick headache, dizziness
and faintness cured by Matt Bitters.
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YoUNa ladies are glad TO learn that Sp ing
has come to stay. Summer, to lie AROUND
loose, will soon follow.-N. o. Picav0se
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THARE IL no quicker nor more iaal way to
use man up than 10 stani one side and ct
him hav hiz own wsy.-tosh Bllfsgs.
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WOULD not be without Reddng's Russia
ealve, is the verdict of all who use it.
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IRON has gone up SO high that poor people
cannot afford to have it in their blood now
Afiddletown Transcript
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THE usual gift Of English bridegrooms Il
the bridemaids is an arrow brooch.
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THE White Mountain resorts are being con
nected by telephone.
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WnHoFr's Fever and Ague Tonic The
old reliable remedy now sells at one dollar.
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PLEASE take notice: "The Oldest inhab
liant" is never woman Wheeling SundoI
Leader.
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A SMOOTH BoRE-s life insurance agent
LockDort Union.
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(fI5|.l3lIlIl3![ls:II Discovery


powerful
p'1s%S % z potency
Swsnins white swlises 6sss - NJ
Medical psSS,s % ss. .s % early ass
pnysctsns ponoanee
O. -
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G. GnBERr's starches are always pure.
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EVERYBODY says National Yeast is the best.
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GossIps are the spies of life.
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"A TABLE BOOR
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No taking large. repusive pla 1Aess
Pellets Little Pius are scarcely larger thsn ssssss
e.ssssly vsgssssss ps.sisuas care = ssqcssS
NV while using They operate Without asms y ~
ltiNo sssen occursdon !or Ssssass
~ Cou6tipat1eas 1nspure DloeAs Pain y -
Ilsh1ssa e ene s:slss.s sS.r s:sssscs - 4,
Internal Fever ueeeeeo
Pleasant Ros8sve ssssss
voslss DweEnAxY aRpCAL AseuuxxgH Putn, DusAIA Z
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-15

manner their fairness and cander,-s Laughter.)
The Democrats not only took 8. 5. Cox, a
pronounced free trader, to tell what they
meant by "a tariff for revenue only" but they
called upon their Presidential candidate to try
his hand at explaining it, and a precious mess
he made of it to be sure. (Laughter.) He took
hold of it with laborious indistinctness Laugh
ter) and said that the tariff was local question
anyway Naughter) andsthat the government
seldom meddled with it, and then, with a sud-
den illumination, burst of recollection said,
"why it was brought up in a town in Pennsyl-
vania where used to live What did he
mean? Uaughter) What sort of an idea had
he of the tariff? What did he suppose it is?
Uaughter) have imagined that he thought
the tariff something to eat Qaughter) or still
more likely some kind of beverage Great
applause) The Democratic party don't en-.
thuse over live issues, but over the dead like
Andrew jackson for example. Laughter)
Mr.. Reed closed BY an eloquent appeal for con-
tinued national success.
AS Mr.. Reed finished speaking the Garfield
and Arthur drum corps and members of other
Republican organizations that had returned
from Knightville, came in and joined in the
giving of three cheers for the ''great states of
the West and party throughout the country
that Mr.. Drummond called for.
The meeting then adjourned.