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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-07
CONNELLSVILLE.
Coal Miners Strike.

PITrsBURaH, June 6-The miners
and coke drawers OF the Connells-
vile coke regions inaugurated a
strike to day by their demanding
an increase OF 10 cents an oven for coke
drawing and one cent per. bushel for
mining. About one fourth OF the oper.
atives have quit work.
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THE CRISIS PAST.
Condition of GriscOm on the
Tenth Day OF His Fast.

CHICAGO, June 4.-John Griscom says
he has passed the crisis in his fast, and
that henoe!orward he expects to lose
very little weight and perhaps to gain.
His pulse is pretty steady at 81, temper
ature 9Sf ami respiration 20. At noon
to-day he entered upon the tenth day
OF his fast, and yet he looks comforta.
BILE and natural, with no signs Of the
famine about him. The faster has
abandoned the idea Of taking exercise
and drinks less water than at the start.
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lt's Just Q Booming.

Such is the expression from all drug
gists and dealers everywhere who are
selling DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. No like preparation can
peyIn TO have sueh an extensive and
rapid sale. Why? Simply because of
its truly wonderful merits., No Cough
or Cold, NO matter Of how long standing
or how stubborn, can resist It's healing
qualities. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Hay Fever, Pain In the Side or
Chest and difficulty OF breathing, or any
lingering disease oil the Throat or Lungs
rapidly yield 10 il marvellous posers.
It Wilt positively cure. and tina. where
everything else has failed. Saiisiy yonr.
self q Thousands have already done by
getting Of Logan, list & Co. Q trial bot
lie for ten cents, or regular size bottle
for 81. For sale by Logan, List & Co.
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RUSSIA.
Uneasy Rests the Head that Wears .
Crown.


Uneasy Rests tho Head that Wears .
Crown.
LONDON, June Ga Berlin cores
pondent says: Russian friends send me
q striking picture OF the state OF impris.
onment into which recent events have
thrown the Car. The palace at Cots
china is filled with soldiery and police.
Every one having business at the palace
is subjected to o rigorous search, when
ever they have occasion 10 90 there. The
Court will soon remove TO Peterhof,
which is a small port at the mouth OF
Neva. Four ships will be anchored there
and no other vessels allowed to ap-
proach. Two yachts will always be
ready to convey the Gar to and from
st. Petersburg, accompanied on either
side by gunboats.
Terrific Storm.
ST. PETERSBURG, June Ga terrible
storm occurred at Gstschina on the 4th
inst overturning the granite column
monument OF the Emperor Paul and
otherwise doing enormous damage.
A Hero Murdered.
A retired Colonel OF the Russian army
was shot and killed in the streets OF
Sebastopool, Capt Castamarod, q hero
OF the Crimean war.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK. June 5.-Dy Goods =
The general market continues quiet.
Cotton goods in steady demand and
firm. Farwell and Cabot blesched shirt.
ings and Indian Orchard brown cottons
are advanced BY agents Prints are
still quiet and dress goods sluggish.
Mems woolens in light demand.
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Terrific Storm
BULGARIA.

A Royal Dane Proposed for the Throne.
VIENNA, June 6.-The Commission OF
Moderate Liberals Of Bulgaria having
failed to effect compromise with Prince
Alexander, have resolved, in certain
contingencies. to put forward Prince
Waldemar, OF Denmark, for the throne.
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GREECE.

Possession OF the Coded District to DO
Taken.
ATHENS. June 6.-The Minister of
War has ordered 1000 men TO be in
readiness to take possession ofthe ceded
district.
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Burnetts cocoains for Loss Of Hair.

OHICAGO, OCt. IT. IooU.
Three years ago my hair was coming
out very fast, and ] was nearly bald. /
was also troubled with dandruf. / be-
gan using BURSErr's CocoAISs, and my
hair Immediately stopped coming out,
and has constantly been getting thicker
Ny head is now entirely free from dand-
ruG. Ny wife has used the CocoAISR
with equally % gratifying resula
- p. 7. Plat,
withF. Macveagh 4 CO.
BuRSkrr's EXTRACTS are the purest
fiavors.
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Obituary.

CoLUMBUs, O., June 6.-John Miller,
a banker, died in this city to-day, aged
- years. Deceased was formerly q
large stockholder and director OF the G.,
G., c. & |. railway. He leaves q ls-ge
estate.
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, MANY lose their beauty from the hair
lalllng or fading Parker's Hair Balsam
supplies necessary nourishment, pre-
vents falling and gtsyness and Is an ele-
CANT dressing.
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One Of the most curious races now ex.
isting in America are the MoquiA They
have lived In their pFesenS location fos
thousand year,. possibly two thousand:
They have no religion or churches, and
eli attempts to introduce religion among
them have failed. They are quite CIV
ilizsd, and very peaceful.
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'No sales. tOncrci.
PRODUCE.
n sv Yovg.


Nsw YoaE, June 6-Cotton- Quiet
and steady at II llG(sll 5.lte; futures
quiet and firm. Flour-Heavy; receipts.
1900 barrels: exports. 1900: superfne
State and Western 81 O0tsj4 20; common
10 good extra 81 50a5 %, good 10
choice, - lOCa6 70; white wheat srtra
s. 25td8 %; extra Ohio and ~ Louis
a G0a6 20; Minnesota patent process
&8 25tas %. Wheat Firm at ole
higher; receipts $4,000 bushels; eI.
ports lj7, 900 busbel.: No. J springtl u
G9i l2l; No. Edo 81 IsIGel 10, barI No.
9 do 81 %: ungrzded rel 81 lldsl ai;
No. 3 do 81 2ilGhl %; No. . 10 81 ?3t
al %; No. | do 81 -; mitel winter
81 %; ungraded white 81 lsCsl 30:
40. = 40. ralrs T., 900 bushels, st 81 q
Gpi 23l; No. Z red, seller June, sales
3I2 p0 bushels, ai 81 23tl9i 2ii; seller
Jnly. sales 1000 bushels, st 81 23t
al 2i.; seller August, talss 81 oD
barh-lS, at 81 not 2ii; seller Sep
,enh.r. sales iGs. 900 bushels. st 81 lvt
Gl n. Corn-At ,c loser. clos~d .
shade Brmer; rrcripn 3?s. 900 bushels;
exports 500 bnsbeIs; hot unsound 20
"a a.; ungrsded 49lajGic; straner 81
(t5jIc; No. 2 J6fa,j6tc; No. 2 white 6bl
"a GB,.: No. . seller Jun. sc; seller July
5ya5jIr: seller Augu,t Iblts,55lc. OstS
-Qiir,; receipts 81, 900 bushels; white
w.rurD I1sjy,: mixed do ~ lsISts.
Hay In ialr demand anil weak al sjr.
Hops steady and trade light. CoJee-
Firm and more active; RIO cs,yDes 90
be. Sugar Strong; far 10 good rvdn.
ins ,e,sc. Moiassos-(lii-t aud drm:
refining SIC. Rce-SteAdy snd In isir
demand. Prtroleum-firu: United 81 II,
crude 6iS7tc; refned f.. Tx!Io~-
Easier a, 6lts8.c. Ro~in -UncbsnseJ.
Turpentine-s,rong n 5tc. E<ss -
Firm Al lie. Pork-s,fopgsr; old ,osss
SIS 7OC1iG o.: new ti7 90. B-ef-Fifm.
Cut Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Lard
Strong; prime steam &il 07ifsii i2I.
Butter Firm Tor choice st 5000 Cheese
Weak al 699: Tor fair 10 choice.
Csrcieo. June @ Piour-In ,ood
demand q, full pricrs Westsrn . prit 9
wheat 81 oo(s3 80; Minnesots ~ 100
5 rs; patents - 0s7 80; vipt<r
wbestsf5 00tas 25: los grades " 50e
400. Whszt-Si.oog and higher; No. 2
red win'er 81 OJ9l 10; No. 2 Chicaeo
spring 81 G8l cash; tl 0si s~ller Jsst;
81 Osf seller July; 81 09.lsl 09I seller
August; 81 o. seller septssnber; No. J
0Gc{4yi OOi: rejected 74s SOC. Csrt-
Active, firm and higher st l2ts(44zie
cash; -: seller July; iJlS,4lc srlIss
August; 4Iic sIler septsmbes; re-.
jseied 3Sc. Oau-Essier at 3Sic easb:
ste seller Juns; 35lc seller July; zsc
seller August: E.s seller Beptsmbry;
rej-cted Die. Eye-Easisr st Si o..
Blri<y-steady and unchanged st s6c.
PiaIseed Higher at 81 l8. Pork-Duii,
weak sni loser a. SO 90 cash: SIC 10
seller Juiy: SO % seller August. Lard
Moderately active AMI higher ct SO 10
cash; SO Is seller July; SO IA ssiIss
Au9us; 80 20 seller 6sptsmbsr Buik
Assts-Qaist and upehsneed. Whisky
-etssdy and unchanged.
PisssoasgA.
PrrsscnoH, Juas x-Petsolsum-
Dull; Usitsd certi6cstss steady at 81 je;
] rthsed 7ie ios PhilsdslphIs dsiivssy.
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IRELAN ID.
Coercion Act Victims.

LONDON, June G.-Michael Ryan, Sec.
retary Of the Nensgh County Branch
League, and Michael Hough, Manager
of the same branch, were arrested un-
der the coercion act.
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A Distinguished Visitor.
PIEDMONT, W. Va, June 4, 1881.
NJ fha ps~{sfor

Hon. W. W. Corcoran, Of Washing.
ton City. and his friend, Judge Robin.
son, passed here this afternoon on train
No. 10, in q private car, en- route for
Deer Park. where they will be the
guests OF Senator Davis for Q few days.
1t 10 expected that Mr.. Corcoran will
spend greater portion Of the summer
at that place. His munifcent gifts to
private and public institutions Justly
entities him TO be the second Peabody
Of America.
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THE FALLEN MIGHTY.
THE TH0R0UGHBReOS AND HALF
BREEDS At ALBANY
Still Uadscided-The Democrats to Hold
Another Caueus-Ths Call-conkling
Falls to 26 votss-A Very
Transparent Scheme
The Ballot.
RULES GOVERNING THE CONVENTION.
ALLAN Y.
Pro aud Con.


ALBANY, June 6.-In the Senate Mr..
Eidman presented the petition Of 3,lOO
citizens Of the Eighth Senatorial District
asking the return Of Conkling and Platt.
Three protests against the election OF
Conkling and Platt were presented from
st. Lawrence county.
Foster gave notice that he is paired
with Astor on all the voting for Senator.
ships until Dec. 3lst, lsSb rhen either
Is absent. Both are Republicans.
Mr.. Lord asked which Senator had
left the Republican party. Sessio ms
gave notice that he would move a call
Of the Senate whenever he found both
Senators absent without leave from the
Senate.
The Ballot for the Short Term.
The Joint convention assembled at IL
o'clock, and proceeded to vote to ill the
vacancy caused by the the resignation
of Conkling. The following was the re-
suit Of the vote by Senator'S:
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There were five pairs announced in
the Senate and nine in the Assembly.
The Ballot for the Long Term.
The convention then proceeded to
vote to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF PIatt. The Senate voted
as follows:
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Baiumops.

BALTIMORE, June G.-Flour-Q Quiet
and steady. Wheat-Spot lower and
options steady; winter red spot and
June 81 22i6l 22i. Corn-Western
dull, weak and lower; mixed spot 58ic:
seller Jnne 55i(955tc; seller July 54i
@55c; steamer 52Ic asked. Oats-Stesdy
and quiet. Rye-Lower at 81 O6c9l 0s.
Hay-Quiet and easier; prime to choice
Pennsylyanis slSd20c. Provisions-
Firm, with AN active jobbing ir,de
demand. Mess pork Old. lIe; new IS;.
Bulk meats Packed, - 3tlf5 lyl.
Bacon-Sbouiders 7ic; clear rib sides
IOc; hams lll@i2tc. Lard Refined
l2c. Butter-Iowtr; new grass l2ts l5c.
Eggs Higher and firm at lie. Petro.
leum Nominal. Codee-Firm Rio car.
goes, 8IallIc. Sugsr-iIigher and firm;
A soft l0ic. Whisky-Dull at u %.
LincinnstL
CINCINNATI, June G-Cotton-Dull
NJ IOIc. Flour In fair in demand; !;
family $ OOt65 30; fincy s. t0a6 %.
Wheat-Quiet; No. 2 winter 81 IL.
Com-Duli and lower; No. 2 45tc. Oats
Dull; No. 2 mixed 40!c. Rye-Dull
anu IOvtT, NO. ~ III. bAcy 'NAcS
and firm; prime fall 81 0s. Pork-Firm
at sl6 50 Lard-Quiet at $40 50. Bnlk
Meats Quiet and frm; shoulders s so;
clear rib So 35. Bacon-Stesdy with o
fair demand; shoulders t8 rs; clear ribs
50 25; clear So 62i Whisky-Highes Of
81 O6. Butter-Dull and lower: faocy
creamery 20 D2Ic; choice Western Re.
serve li(9l5c; choice Central Ohio
I3c. Linseed oil steady at 50c.
New Orleans.
ysw ORLEANS, June O. Coffee -
Steady; Rio cargoes, ordinary 10 prime,
89l2lc. Suear-In good demand and
at full pricet; inferior TO common 7le7lc;
common to good common 1885;
yellow clarified 9(S9tc. Molasses-Duil; ;
common 3O922c; fair 2eSZ7e; prime
35(64Oc; fermenting 30SS0c. Rice
Quiet and firm; ordinary 10 prime 4f9
&c.
folxDo. June 6.-Wheat-Firm; am.
her Michigan 81 IA; No. 2 red Wsbssh
81 Ill; seller July 81 let; seller August
81 Il; seller year 81 III; rejected y o.:
Corn-Frm: high mixed lele; No. 2
spot, seller June 46e; seller July 6te;
seller August 47lc; rjssfsd 44c. Osta
1Qaiet; No. 2 spot 3ete; seller Ausass
3otc.
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HAYwOOD'S HALT.

A Washington county, Pa, MUIR
derer Overhauled I'm Kansas
and Brought Back-A Lady
Saved from Disgrace by HIS
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Prnscnon, Juas S.-Petsolsum-
Dali; Usitsd cevti6cstss steady at 81 ie;
rshned 7le ios PhilsdslphIs dsiivssY.
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In the Senate Mr.. Woodin said the
petition presented by Mr.. Eidman was
simply the copy OF a poll list, all the
names being written in red. Mr.. Ed
man said the petition was handed him by
a person whom he supposed was reliable.
He had not even glanced at the con-
tents, or would not have presented IT.,
as on examining it he finds it is an ap-
parent attempt to deceive the Senate.
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he Assembly voted as follows;
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-05-04

historian to write the record after the
actor has passed away. Postmaster
General James, although in Office, but
few weeks, has found leak of two
million dollars in the star route SER
vice, which duplicates chiefly the
Second Assistant Postmaster General,
and many western and southern con-
gressmen. The steal was managed by
awarding contracts for carrying the
mails, at competition figure, and
then. by changing the service required,
add many thousand dollars for com.
pensation for a very little extra ser.
vice. When the record is fully made
up, it will be seen that the economy of
the administration was illustrated
better around the White House. than
in the departments that stood in great
est need of supervision. The corrupt
ion is not chargeable to any political
party, for General Brady's most ar
dent defenders are among the Demo.
cratic senators and representatives, but
rather to a ring of spectators who
made out to plunder the government
openly and then defended their acts
on the plea of necessity, to meet the
requirements of the rapidly developing
west. Of course not nearly all of this
two million dollars was misappropria-
ted for much special service is neces.
sary in remote and growing sections,
but there is enough to smell To heaven,
and the present administration will
not be justified in taking vacation,
until the atmosphere is cleared in the
star route department.-MeadUiUe Re
publican.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-05-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A


Announcements for the different county
offices win be charged for a. follows: Pro-
thonotary, $40; Sheriff, So; Commissioner,
so Auditor, Sc. These terms are strictly
cosh loeeefybocly. 49, sah
PR0THONoTARY, &c.
We are authorized to announce S. ].
SEfIbY. of Kingsley township as a can
didaie for the nomination Of ofProthonotary,
.sc., subject to Republican usages.
we are authorized to announce S, J..
WOLC0Tr, OF Tonesta, as candidate
fof the nomination of Prothonotary, &C..
subject to Republican usages.
Please announce my name as candi-
date for recollection to the office of Pro-
th0notary, DC, subject TO rules and usages
OF the Republican party.
April 70, 1881. JUSTIS SHAWKEY.
SHERIFF.
we arc authorized to announce capt.
z. w. CLARK, of Tionesta Township, as
a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff,
subject to Republican usages.
COMMISSIONER
We are authorized to announce JAMES
s. n EN- DERSON, of Hickory Township,
as candidate for the nomination OF
County Commissioner, subject TO Repub-
lican usages.
we are authorized to announce II. w.
IEDEBUR, of Green township, as can
didate for the nomination of County Com
missioner, subject to Republican usages.
We are authorized to announce w. r.
COON, of Barnett township, as a candi-
date for the nomination of County Com
missioner, subject to Republican usages.
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. The Hon. w. d. Brown.
President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county ofForest, has issued his pre-
cept for holding Court of Common PIeas
Quarter Sessions, &C., at Tionesta. for
the County Of Forest, TO commence ON the
Third Monday of May, being the 10th
day of May 1881. Notice is therefore
given to the Coroner, Justices of the Peace
and Constables of said county, that thew be
then and there in their proper perrons at
ten o'clock, A. NJ, of said day, with their
records, inquisitions examinations and
other remembrances, to do those things
which to their offices appertain to he done
and 10 those who are bouHd i'm recognizance
70 prosecute against the prisoners that are
or shall be in the jail of Forest County. that
they be then and there present TO prosecute
against them as shall DO just Given un-
der my hand and seal this 18th dav of
April, A, ID. 1881.
G.. A. RANDALL, Sheriff.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-05-04

GILMORE q Co., 629 F. Street,
Washington, D. c., request every Sol
dier or Sailor who served in the Unien
Army during the late var, to send his
name and post office address on pos.
tai card. Write plainly name, post
office, county and state. In return
you will receive copy of new
paper, Anlerica, containing valuable
information. It,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-05-04

PROFIT 81 ,200.-"To sum it M, six
long years of bed-ridden sickness,
costing 5000 per year, total $1,000
all of this expense was stopped by
three bottles of Hop Bitters, taken by
my wife. She has done her own house
work for year since, without the loss
of a day and l want everybody to
know it, for their benefit. N. E. Far.
mer. 2t
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-05-04

US Outfit sent free t. those who wish to
pC engage in the most pleasant and
profitable business known. EVcrythng
new. Capital not required. Wo will fur
nish You everything. $40 day and up
wards is easily made without STAYING
away from home over night. No risk
whatever. Many new worliors wanted at
once Many are making fortunes at the
business. Ladies make as much as men.
and young boys and girls make graet pay.
NO one who is willing to work fails TO
make more money every day than csn be
made in a week at any ordinary employ
ment. Those who engage at once will find
a short road to fortune. Address II.
liALLET III CO., PORTLAND, Me. dcc20Iy
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THE NArIoNAl oAPIToL.
Special to the REPUBLICAN.

w ASHINGTON, IL. u, Apr. ZS, 81.
The Republican Senators, before
and after the session of the Senate yes
terday, devoted several hours to
caucus interchange of views in regard
to the suggested advisability of break
ing the present deadlock hv providing
for the transaction of accumulated ex-
ecutive business at an early day. The
discussion i'm (which nearly every mem
Der present participated developed an
entire unanimity of opinion that no
action ought to be taken ia regard
to the deadlock, which would tend to
weaken or seem to withdraw the moral
support thus far given by the Repub-
licans TO the independent movement
in the South, or which would
place the Republicans in the
attitude of retreatirg from the position
taken by them, that the majority is
entitled to control the action of the
Senate in the election of officers, and
all others matters for which they have
a constitutional responsibility.
The prevalent sentiment was, that
to raise the deadlock sufficiently too
admit of immediate action upon mat
ters of special Importance, such as
nominations to Gil existing vacancies,
and various pending treaties, would
not weaken the Republicans in their
contest for the constitutional princi-
pie, and the political advantages re-.
ferred to above, but would, in fact
strengthen them thereafter to resume,
and indefinitely continue the struggle
to a final issue. But with a view of
securing entire harmony of feeling and
concert of action, it was finally agreed
that some further time should be de-
voted to private consultation, aud iu.
dlvldual consideration Of the whole
matter bringing it to the point of eau
Gus action, and the caucus adjourned
to meet at the call of the chairman.
There are no new developements in
the "Star" route scandals of last week
made public. In the meantime the
friends of General Brady were busily
engaged in defending him, and too
with good purpose. l think there
is growing sentiment here that the
administration has acted hurriedly in
this matter and will be glad to recall
some of the statements of fraud made
last. Postmaster General James
Should be little more Of an executive
officer. and little less detective.
Several Democratic authorities were
greatly disturbed when Mr.. Conger
was elected to the Senate, lest his free
and easy ways in debate should be a
shock to the excessive dignity of the
Senate. Perhaps it is a respect for
his anxiety which keeps Mr.. CoDger
quiet, for he has not uttered a word
since he took his seat. A more prob.
able reason, however, is that he is
waiting for debate of some import
ance to be started, before he consents
to take part. At present his regard
for the dignity Of the Senate compares
very favorably with that shown by
Senators Hill, Brown, Butler, and the
other Democratic leaders.
Phil.
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One of the future lodges of the
Democratic party will be to fight all
it's battles on local issues, which will
make it in all respect a piebald polt-
ical combination. 1t will seek to elect
members Of Congress, of Legislatures,
and State officers generally on these
issues, ignoring in all cases, when they
can do it, National and State issues
Thus, it will be on the side of li1uor
selling prohibition, when they can do
it and win-on the side of the liquor
interest when it is popular-for local
improvement or against it, just as pop.
ular feeling runs-for railroads, or
opposed to them-for any and every.
thing, or against it, to suit the temper
of voters, and thereby run men into
Congress and the Legislature who will
sustain the most radical positions of
the Democratic party when their votes
in such bodies are necessary to do it,
In no contest in which the people will
be called to vote will the Democratic
party henceforth for years take a fair
stand. 1t cannot uphold the record
of its leaders in Congress and hope
hereafter to carry single Northern,
Western or Eastern State. 1t dare
not openly proclaim itself AID succeed
10 carrying but fraction ofthe South
err States. All that is left, then, for
The Democratic party is to conduct its
share of political canvass on subter-
fuges, and win votes by chicane in
local issues Harrisburg Telegraph