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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-03
FREDDIE'S RIVAL.
4 Chicago Youth Wants to Cut Geb-
hardt Out.

CmCAGo, January Some OF the news
papers of Chicago have been trying to b.
exCruciatingly funny over the Lsagtry-
Gebhardt scandals. and one of them print
ed statement a day or two ago that a
gilded youth OF this city had made bet
in public that he would cut out Mr.. "rb-
hardt and induce Mrs. Langtry to accept
an invitation to drive with him be-
fore she hal been in town three
days. This wager, after being attribnt-
ed to various individuals, has
by general consent finally been saddled
upon Mr.. James Assay, son OF we'll
known wealthy lawyer here who is col
lector of rare books. Young Mr Assay,
who. like n good many other rapid Young
men, is a member OF what is called the
Owl Club, is 2S years old and unmarried.
There is no doubt that the coming Of Mrs.
Langtrv has caused tempest in the tea.
rot of the Owl Climb aforesaid. but the
Story about the bet is probably canard.
Mr.. Asay himself denies it positively and
no one has yet been able to name the other
rarly to the wager, if there is one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-03
A FATAL BIRTHDAY.
A Tour.Ycar.OId Child Roasted to
Death I'm Spring Alley.

PITrsmrRGH. January coroner Dress
Ter held his first inquest last evening upon
the body OF four yearOld child named
Mary ECkstinc, who was burned to death
about ) o'clock yesterday afternoon, at her
home, No. - Spring alley, this city. The
Jury rendered a verdict of accidental death
from burns received 10y the child's cloth
ing taking fire from stove. The circum,
stances attending the childs death could
not be developed at the inquest, further
than the mother of the child stated that
being obliged to 60 out few moments to
make purchase st neighboring store,
she left the little one alone in the room,
seated on chair at the table, eating. Re.
turning from the store she found the child
under the chair, with its dress on fire and
terribly burned about the head and upper
portions OF the body. 1t only lived few
moments after being found byits mother.
Its birthday occurred on the day of its
deaf h.
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Governor CIeyeIand's Message.

ALBANY, y. Y, January 2.-The Legisla-
turc assembled at noon to-day. Alfred c.
Chaplin was elected Speaker. Governor
cleveland in his message opposes the eN:
penditure of large sums in alterations OF
The canals until the effect OF the absolition
OF tolls is fully apparent. He fsvors fre'
Quent visitati0ns and most thorough c1'
animation OF the prisons and insane
asylums. and reform in the civil service.
He denounCes special legislation which IN,
terriers with the administration OF local
government. and advocates the strirtest
economy in the use OF public funds.
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FLUSHING, O.
4 New -SuDdHy.SchOOIL Library
Personals.
.ScCiH 10 Tie Ecgis,er.

.Sj.CCiU 10 Tie Hcgistcr.
TrrsmyG, o.. January Mr.. J. Dunlap
has secured a patent for a grain thrc'heT
and separator. This patent covers nearly
the entire machine, and is highly spoken
Oi.
The ". +. Sunday school is making ar
rangemcuts to place a new library in their
school.
Allen ". Kirk has purchased the land
owned by Richard Ashton, near the east
approach to the tunnel. Consideration.
;l.AC0.
Protracted meeting will begin at the NJ.
t. church in two weeks.
School begins to-day, after the holiday
vacation.
Frank Davidson, the clocutiOnist, is eN-
poCtcd here in the near future. AS yo'
calist he has no superiors.
Miss Annie McClain and brother have re-
turned from a visit to Bellaire, ..
VIM. Maxwell and Jacob Hun have re.
turned from the West.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-03
PARKERSBURG NOMINATIONS.
Republican Candidates for Mayor and
CounciI-ChaDges Proposed.
HpscUU DIEpHtcH % thc KegIHtcr.

Spsc"H DIsp9trh ~ the Register.
PAEEEEsnrEG, January THE Republi.
cans Of this city, to night, nominated the
following candidates for council and
mayor:
First ward-IoSeph Good. Second ward,
I'll McCreary: Third ward W. T. Yrooman;
Fourth ward, Samuel Stewart; Fifth ward
VIM. Bruke; Sixth ward, G. \. Fleming.
Recorder-W. T.. Leonard. MayOr--Isaac
Scott
\ resolution was offered aud aiortcd
fayoring radical change in the city
charter, 10y which the Office Of recorder will
be abolished AMI the duties thereof per.
formed by the mayor. oJhcr important
changes are proposed.
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Compared with the corresponding week
last yenrilhr earnings show per "entage
decrease Of - } against that Of lN.5 per
cent. last week, and an increase OF 2o4 per
cent. the previous week.
The entire volume of exchanges for the
year Just closed was $6l. @4i3,OiS against
$Gi 332 lSG, Us in 1881, a falling OIL Of / :
per cent The most remarkable decrease
OF the year was that at Kansas City, which
shows gain Of i3.5 per cent, followed by
Pittsburgh, "a >; Lowell 335 and Syracuse
2U2. Among other cities which show gains
are: Philadelphia 23; ChicagOO,7; Cincn-
natl. Gl st. Louis, 81; San Francisco. :.
!: Milwaukee, G.3; Cleveland. 90; Mem
phis. >; Columbus, SIS; New York shows
a decrease of 81 per cent. Last year it
showed IN increase of 2>.G per cent over
1850. Boston shows a large decrCase-lil
against AN increase Of 27.3 per cent. last
year New Orleans makes a decrease OF !:
Baltimore G.3, Louisville 2.3, and Indian.
apOlis - Hartford. Peoria and Portland
make fairly large exhibits.
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hALNNAIUO, Mn II V"' - ~
| know Hop Bitters will bear recon-
uepdation honestly. All who use them
confer upon them the highest encomiums.
and give them credit for making cures-all
the proprietors claim for them. have
kent them since they we're first offered to
the public. They took high rank from the
fr.t. and maintained it, and are more
called for than all others combined. So long
= they keep up their high reputation for
ruri,y md usefulness, shall continue TO
rrcrn' mend them-snm"thing | have never
lnf r, d0i.e w.rA alv other patent msdi
r,ur. J.. J. Baag0GK, VI. d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-03
Ihe Cincinnati Consolidation.

CIN,IHNATI, January lit is understood
here that growing out OF the consolidation
OF the Commercial and Gazette, which will
be- completed during the present week, will
be the Morning Journal, to be
issued from the present Gazette
Office the same size as the present small
editions af the Gazette, and sold for one
cent copy The consolidation vii! take
possession OF Potter's building. now o"cu'
pied hy the Commercial, and the COM
mercia Gazette will be printed there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-03
TAYLOR ON TOP.
Reports From the Seventeenth Ohio
Congressional District
Show That If There is Any SIeighing
Mr.. Alexander Cannot Ride,
Having Been showed
Under.
SKETCH OF THE LlFEOE COL. TAYLOR.

Returns from the principal towns in the
Seventeenth Congressional District OF Ohio
indicate that the clock OF political progress
las been turned back, and that the tidal
wave that swept all over the State in OCto-
bcr and came near submerging the Repub-
lcams OF this district has receded in a large
degree.
Returns from the more remote regions
may alter the case considerably, but all in.
dications point to the election Of Col. Tay-
lor by a much larger majority than DR..
UpdegratT received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-03
Red C!OuIlSSIniIn

W,~HlNGToN. January Red Cloud had
a short interview with Secretary Teller to-
day. lie was accompanied by an intcrpre-
ter. Contrary to expectation, he did not
say word YbUut the affairs at Pine Tree
Agency. but confined himself to complain.
ing that six years ago General Crook took
over hundred horses from him. for which
be- now asks that he be paid $lo,Ou) dana.
gpS. lie will have another talk before h.
caves iUr home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-03

of Guernsey county. No officer in the
county ever discharged his duties more
thoroughly or more acceptably. In 1872,
when The scarcity of money seemed to
impede the progress OF improvements in
the community where he resided, he
obtained authority to organize national
bank, and procured the stock and COM
pleted the organization of the Guernsey
national bank with a capital OF 10000
which has since been increased to $l5O,OJO,
OF which he was chosen and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-03
CADlZ.
LARGE Gain for Alexander.

Special Dispo'rt To Mc Register.
CApIz, O., January 2.-Alcxander gains
u2 in five precincts. Taylor'S estimated
majority in the county is $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-03

he is found at the head, both with his
means and his influence. He is now prac.
ticing law in Guernsey and adjoining
counties, and has large and lucrative
practice. lie is man OF answering in
tegrlty. tireleSs energy and spOtless reputa-
tion, and occupies position in his State
and community to which these qualities
and the record of hitherto busy and use
ful life Justly and legitimately entitle him
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NATIONAL FINANCES.
Disbursements From the Treasury
The Public Debt Statement.

WAsHNGToN, January 2.-Payments from
the treasury by warrants during December
were a. follows: On account OF civil and
miscellaneous. $500 81; war, $29)3,-
1888; navy, 81. ipI'5yJ o. interior (Indi-
ans $IU2 2l3.23; interior pensions $jS,-
Sg2 60: total, SlUSn.>OS. The above does
do not include pay mcnts made ON account
oil interest or principal oi the public debt
Ufthe l'uitel States
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The Cotton Schedule.

WAsmN.ru>. January The Ways and
Means Committee today took up the cot
ton schedule. on the grade valued notex
rreCing - cents per pound an advance
was made from "a to l0c; valued at more
than 9Oc per pound, and not more than
4Uc from II tn lGc; at 4OC, and not more
than soc, from % to 22c; at SOC, and not
more than GJc, % TO &c; at GOc, and not
more than 7or, from 50 to 3jC.
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STEUBENVlllE.
Taylor Carries the city by BIS Major
ity-EcpublIcan Gain. 33G.

SpccGt DSpltrh TO me fcgIS'cr
SIEUBENyTLLE, o.. January 2.-TaylOr car.
ries the city by 3&S majority. The First
ward gives Taylor 20 majority; Second
ward, Taylor 300 majority; Third ward,
81 majority; Fifth ward, Alexander "a ma
iority; Sixth ward, Alexander majority;
The Township gave majority for Alcxau-
der. At the last election, AlcXender car
ried the city by > majority. Republican
trgin 2IG
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Suicide Of q PhNsiciAn.

CIScINSATI, O., January 2.-Th" bony Of
n dead man was found in room in Hunts
hotel Sunday. He had registered as DR..
Shaw, Of Indiana, but left letter to the
proprietor OF the hotel saying his name was
Dr. !. r. Thompson, of Salisbury, Conn,
and directing him to telegraph his wife AT
that place, and his sister in Brooklyn. He
had a hundred and fifty dollars in money
and gold watch on his person. He died
from the effects Of morphine.
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Struck Violent Blow

in the face and a thrust was made at him
with knife which penetrated his clio h
ing and skin at point opposite the left
lung. \ couple OF police officers oppor.
tunely arrived and interierrcd and nIw:
son. who is believed TO have committed
the crime. was arrested. The situation at
the Vulcan works is unchanged and no
conference has yet taken place between
the men and the officers oi the company.
The general impression is that cOmpro'
mise will be effected during the week.
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Child Burned 10 Death.

UNIoNTowS, PA, January 2.-During the
mothers absence from home yesterday, one
little child Of William Kennedy set fire 70
the clothes OF its younger brother. and the
lttle one wss fatally burned. The kcn'
nedy family live At the works OF the Stew
AT Iron COMPANY, near town.
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Taylor's majOrity........"l1l
Increase OF 80 over Gpdegrat.
Cambridge,

.SpcriM DiVa,ch 10 the Register.
C,NrmDpE, o, January 2.-faylOr's
majority in Guernsey county will be from
$50 To GUU.
In Cambridge township his majority is
exactly that Of the State ticket in October.
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NOBBlNG A REPORTER.
Iron Workers Attack GlObC.DcniO.
crat Reporter.

ST. Louis, January "A reporter Of the
Globe Democrat visited CarOndolet last
evening to interview the iron workers Of
the Vulcan mills. He met party OF men
in a saloon, headed by boss Dawson, and
was only saved from being mobbed by the
efforts of two police officers. Afterwards
the reporter accompanied the Police Ser
geant to the Knights of Pythia, ball and
while there a man tapped him on the
shoulder, calling him by name. He po-
litely requested him to step outside for a
minute. The reporter complied, when he
W1S Sui6eulV
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grew 50 tina, he requested pr. Lannelon:nr
to stop the >uppera;ion, which he did,
thouglr he pointed out the danger Can
Lc;tu wss running but to which he was
deaf lie only ,sircd to appear IN The
chamhe once or At least in the room OF
the Commission Of which he was Chairman,
which ne believed would put an ehd 10 the
erroneous reports in circulation. The doc
toT, against his better Judgment. did as re-
,upsted. and in few hours the puS from
the wound, being debarred its natural out
let took another course, burrowing under
the skin towards the shoulder and soon
manifested itself in TWO large phicSmonS
under the armpits. They caused him
The Greatest Pain.
He had arisen from his bed hoping TO he
able to take trip to Paris the next day,
but he had TO retire at one. when slight
fever appeared. This was SubduCd in two
DAYS and hope began u revive, but on sun
day night before christmas. iambctta, who
WAS always great eater, dined heartily,
and becoming excited during 4 political
discussion, suffered relapse, the fever
acain appearing. In the meantime the
nus had worked its way downward and
now showed i.self in an a5crS' IN the
stomach.
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nnrIIcSYiIc.
.Su.cim Disra,ch to Ne Rnis,cr.

NV'T70I UIEN0'EN % ne N'NI0I'.
I,rNEsyILLE. O., January 2.-Ihc vote
her. was heavier than expected. The Re
rr,hlicars were well united, aud the COZ
test were strictly ON party lines. Tar ,ors
majority in this township : two hundred
aud tNcnty.nine, q gain over lPicgrdii OF
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Still Continues President.

He las also been President of the Cam
bridge Board of Education for the past six
wears, during which time the board has
built one of the finest union school build.
ings in the State. lie took an active part
in procuring the stock and locating at
Cambridge of the Marietta and PITTSBURGH
railroad, and in all important enterprises
invnlvinr the nnrnl and material
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-03
Three LabUre-S KILLED.

AUFrRs, january 2-N wr"d Owens,
Michael Icnarvin aui N.uhow Hassett.
!uborers. were killed "y tie r:ying in Of
earth upon tn ~ "'''1 o"''n" through a
high bank for !.ls ai.r,t
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ST. ClAIRSVlLLE, o.

TaylUr's Majority. -
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CONGRESSMAN TAYLOR.
4 Shctrh of His Military, Legal and
Business Career.

COL joseph u. Taylor, the Congress nam
elect from the Seventeenth Ohio District,
WAS born in our neighborng county OF Bel
mont in 1850, but soon afterwards with his
parents removed to Guernsey county, where
he now resides. Up to the age Of twenty
his life was spent mostly upon the farm
where hi, home was situated. and where,
in the laborious duties Of farm life, alterna-
ting with hard study during the winter
months and the summer evenings, was
Laid the Foundation
of those habits of intense application and
rcrsevering industry which have been the
keynote TO his subsequent success. After
tins time his attention was devoted more
exclusively TO literary pursuits, but having
To depeud wholly ON his own eXertinnS, he
studied. taught school, and read law, by
turns, attending Madison College part ni
the time, where lac went through all the
branches of the collegiate course except
Greek. lie taught in all about five years
and was one Of the most successful teachers
in eastern Ohio. In March, lNj9, he was
Admitted to the Bar.
before the Supreme Court in Columbus.
He attended the Cincinnati Law School two
terms. graduating there in the spring OF
$50. and the following fall began the prac-
tice OF law in Cambridge, Ohio, where he us
now prscticing his profession. When the
war broke out he was appointed by the
Governor a member of the county and dis
trict military committees, and gave much
time and valuable aid in the organization
uf troops and in procuring and forwarding
supplies to the soldiers III the iield.
In 1868, when General MOrgan's com
mal 4 crossed the Ohio river, Governor
Todd issued L call for troops to
Defend the State.
Giving il as his opinion that the seat OF war
about to be transferred to the north OF the
Ohio river. Mr. or raised a company
for the SSth Ohio Regi mcnt, and had 1t IN
camp in about ten days, where he was by a
unanimous vote Of the chmpany chosen
Captain.
In the fall Of 1864 he was appointed
Judge Advocate OF the District OF Indiana,
with office at indianapolis, where ne re-
maiucd until 1866.
While on duty al indianapolis he WAS
sent 10 Cambridge, o.,
AsJudge Advocate
Of n military court convened by General
Hooker 10 try the murderers Of John b.
cook Provost Marshal This was one OF
the trials during the war which attracted
Great attention throughout the country.
and assumed 10 some degree a poIitica.
character. The trial lasted three months,
resulting in the conviction OF the prison
ers Oliver end HartUp, sna their suHSe
quent execution a. Ca.ap Chase IN Hepten
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Martins Ferry.

NArTIv- FERRY, O., January 2.-The vote
rolIud to-day was not a full one. thOU'h 1t
Was only about 40 less than the vote -; the
rcgHiar election in October.
The following is the result.
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TOM ALLEN.
He viii Enter the Ring in the Indian
Territory.

ST. Louis, January 2-ltis stated on good
authority that Allen will go into immedi-
ate training, and issue challenge to fight
any man in America. lie says: 81 would
fight Sullivan, but Sullivan doesn't want
20 fight. He can make more at knocking
out than he could at fighting
'How was it, Tom" your correspondent
asked "that Rookie knuci:cd you out so
easily"
why, there was no knocking. 1t was
mere exhibition. DO you suppose I'd let
let myself ont to satisfy people who had
paid but 80 cents to see a s. show Not i
hi Of it."
what do you think Of the boxers yOu
have met Of late"
They say out here that ClCary, oi Phila-
dclphia, is The clcycrcst man, barring Sulli.
van, but don't think So | had Il srt-to
with C,cary, and don't consider him as
good man as Rookie. Sullivan is clever
young fellow, but
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EXCHANGES.
Statement Of the Leading Clearing
Houses I'm The Cauntry.

EosroN, Mass, January 1.-The follow
ing table from the Post shows the reports
OF the clearing houses OF twentySiN cities
in the United States, for the week ending
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BELLAIRE.
Taylor Reverscs the Minority, show
Ing a Large Republican Gain,

EELLArRE, o., January THE vote fell
below that cast at tie fall election, by
about one hundred. Taylor's majority is
50. Alexander's majority over UpdeJratf
was 1913.
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He Won't Fight"

Further conversation developed the fact
that Allen honestly intended entering the
ring again. The scheme is to train here,
to challenge the world. and TO make Il match
between him and Rookie or Cleary, Mace or
the lattcr'S proteye. II the match is made,
the ring will he pitched in the Indian ma
tion, at point ~ hours ride from st.
Louis. AT such a point there will be no
police interference, and, there being then
but little chance Of a Barney" the attend
qncc will be large. Jack Looney, who
managed all the old fights, will probably
manage the coming event and lie looks for
a large attendance from all the western
cities. and for little support from the east.
Tom Kelley will probably take charge OF
Allen. He seconded Ryan, and thinks the
HritiShcr will still make good fight.
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VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 3. 1883.
Prosecuting Attorney

Der, 1865, after makinga full confession of
of their crime.)
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-17

1.-THE PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST. =
Under the above heading. our neigh
bors Of the EnteTpyise, both Of whom
are recent converts from democracy
to republicanism, denounce the dem
ocratic party as working for gatn,
position aud PatrOsdge," as present.
ing "a picture highly unworthy of the
endorsement Of amy honest, consistent,
patriotic citizen" picture. they 60
on 10 state. shat Is TeVOLting, if not
supremely disgusting, to all faithful.
upright citizens Of our republic. "
Surely, these be hard sayings to ap-
ply 70 late comrades. 1t il the iacOn-
sistency, however, of the democratic
tDaEty that most disturbs our brothers,
and it is upon this they chiefly ring
the changes and pour forth the walls
Of their rhetoric. And this suggests
us to ask, in view Of their late and
present relations with different politi-
cal parties. if they would not be bet
ter engaged in explaining their own
than in questioning the consistency Of
Others7 Presently. curious people will
be heard demanding, Of whom speak
eth these prophets? p
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-17
LEONARDTowN. I'D.

PoLrTrcAL Morris. - Mr.. HoltOn
has ct last achieved his triumph. He
he's displassda Ditty and sesnred Sell
mar. Mr.. Ditty was an earnest friend
Of the colorsd people. and his retsn-
toe III cElcs was strongly chnmpiOn-
"a bythsm, bat HoltOn proved too
strong for both. Mr. ssIIman l. per-
sonally very highly spoken Of -
= The thrsstsaed trouble in the Fanks
ofths Baltimore democracy appears
70 have teen satisfactorily adjusted
By the selection Of i've acceptable gea-
tlsnsn 10 name the judges and clerks
for the primaries. II turns out to
have been . very small tempest in =
very little teapot.
The meeting Of democratic Editors
last week in Baltimore makes an ez-
hibit which they have good reason to
be proud Of. The proceedings were
marked throughout by conservative
and harmo bus courses. and their ut-
terances contrast very much to the
disadvantage of the selfish VapOringa
which Outcropped in the interview
season among the would.be leaders
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-17

TEE PRoPosED CoxvEETIox OF Col
oRED MEx.-Some Of the colored pol
iticians are protesting against the
proposed Wasaihe : oonventiou I
cOlored men. referred 10 il our La
issue. on The eroend that khe me-
who called Il (FraBsrick D6hglas uaa
Of the number) are not recognized
political leaders Of that race. These
protests are based upon the narrow
view that nothing can be accomplish
ed for the black man outside Of pol
iticS. The men who planned and
called the convention have exercised
. right in % doing that belongs to
them as free citizens Of this country.
Some Of them have demonstrated that
there j. q higher and nobler work for
the uOloFsd man than working in the
harness Of machine politics and wait
ing for O small chice.