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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16

A leading citizen OF Tusca -,
county, Ohio, gives nee the following
about a curious old character named
Blake, whose history is bound up ia the
earlier history Of that region. "old
Blake was the name he went hy in Gen.
trail Ohio. He will be remembered by
the old citizens of Philadelpiiaahd Ca
nal Dover as one of the wealthi9st, and
most eccentric characters. He was for
a time sheriff of the county, and per-
formed the duty of hanging Fenson. the
man who KILLED the postboy. As sheriff,
Blake knew all the lawyers who prac-
ticed at the bar in the county, and he
was especially well acquainted with Ed
win M. Stanton, who often came over
from Steubenyille. Stanton was then
a young man, and Blake took a sort of
fatherly interest in him. After - time,
however, he left Steubanviie ana the
two men lost sight Of each ether.
At last, one winter when Stanton
had gotten to be Secretary of War,
Bake took 8 notion he would come TO
Washington 10 see him. He did SO.
On going b, the War Department. he
asked to be shown TO the Secretary's
room. Tie messenger asked for his
card and told him he would have 10
wait and see whether the Secretary
. could see him. This rather nettled
Blake, who was a rough old customer.
but he finally wrote down his name and
the messenger departed. 1t was a fall
quarter OF an hour before be returned
and this to Blake seemed q day. He
grew hotter and hotter az the time
seat on, and a. last. marching up to
the door, went into the reception room.
then through into The private Office,
where the War Secretary was in Gun
ell with scme friends. He marched nm
to stanton with o black LOOK on his face,
and, without giving him a chance to
greet him, said: Mr.. Stanton. Won
90 doubt think yourself a great man.
but It seems TO me you are acting like a
mighty small one. Here I, who have
helped gon on Of many a scrape, have
been waiting for an hour down in that
ball to see you. ] don't want anything
nov except to tell you that you are .
blanket snob, and you are getting a
leeae too big for oar breeches. y
With that lie turned upon his heel and
left. Whether they ever made up the
quarrel / do not ~know-Washincton
Letter to Cleveland Leader.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16
Judge rourgee comes 70 KITS Senses

In lengthy letter to the Tribune Judge
Tonrgee, who was v~ehemently opposed last
spring % the nomination Of Mr.. Blaine. gives
q cogent statement Of his reasons for earnest
ly advocating Mr.. Blains's election. He do
ciafes:
frst--That the Democratic party has de-
monstrsted its unfitness, the Republican par
~ its fitness, to rule the country.
~sccond-That the party shose only possible
chance for success lis bssed on violence aud
fraud at the Southern polls has no claims on q
mans vote.
T~hird-That = consideration Of me p~ersanal
character and qualifications OF the esadidatos
compels HIM TO support Blaine,
~Fourth-Ihat the association Of q si,ente pee-
tator OF the war for the Union with I zealuus
and active copperhead makes il patriotic dns
~ TO defeat both.
Last Spring Judge Tourgee was disturbed
BY the charges against Mr.. Blaine, but \ care
full study OF all the evidence and especially the
latest instalment has convinced him that
those charges were false.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16
What Hannibal namiln Thinks Of nls.as

Hannibal Hamlin was a guest Of Mr. CAT.
aelfs at Cleveland Lake others, he ia in
tense.y Disguised With the Democrats cam
paigE of Islander, and In his speech said:
II know Jsmss q, Elaine from The ton a
his hsAa to the soies OF sis feet. I have becl
IN close personal and political association
with him for thirty Long years and / aM
here 70 tell you upon he responsible
Y for integrity-whieh Yrize higher
than anything on this EARTH That he IA !
Christian gentleman in eyery sanse of the waYf
l%appiausel and that no mar treads the gree.
earth of God above us OF higher integrity t's-3
m g. Biaina ~thpplanssl Thirty years
OF personal intimate ac0uain' snce and assoaia-
ton with him lead me TO kRtw what ! am saw
ing. The opinions OF James @. Blaine upon
every qnestlsn affecting the interests OF our
Industries, affecting the character of our labor,
of the industries ofour Government, ami IL
foreign relations, have been stated ~ clearlg
and so distinctly in his letter Of acceptance
that they are known to all the world. 4 letter
mark you so able, and so distinct that tbe crit.
eism OF the press, and the higher criticism 81
that hypoo4ite Carl Schurz, have not succeed
ed IN staining
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16

A doctor shanld, OF Ccurse, y
for IN most cases, As il is dificatni
termine the character OF the frscfss|
But the fracture OF an srm-sAt3
pecially in the case of chil drsh
bones r not yet brittle. -mss n1
taat of q green twig, partly hssa
partly broken.
In this case. il the arm cs
Strengthened without much, H4
pain 10 the child, the parent Ezv 4
self bring the parts into psass y
them so with splin.s and bandaseA .
otherwise support the arm.
A broken bono heals Of iisest ~:
as readily as a cut muscle. ksa-,
solute rest, no movements Of y, I.
tured surfaces on each Others I
main thing.
But il the fracture is in tso =
places, or the bone Is broken into 4
pieces, or q Jagged end is thfHS I
the flesh. the doctor, Of course -
be called.
IL the hand or foot has been y
crushed, immense il = i- ssfI !
en-, and keep IL there till ihs y 7
comes.
Perhaps he may conclude 70 "a y
mein until the inflammation has su'S.
two or three days before be eur
the broken bits.
Hot water has wonderful posr
relieve pain, reduce inflamatio'' !
promote healing. Hands have i
been saved for quite good serves Y
had been crushed under tripriasa
In the case of a broken leg, go.
mp the wounded person. Ihe ~
ends OF the bon@ may badly lars -
flesh. Get some door from it, VIZ
or something ~ the kiud-and y.
person draw himself on 10 u a,s \
such a posture as he may ma Y
painful In this case, too, m.
rest Of the parts is the n cona''''
cure.
OF late years the plaster,cfp
bandage has, to a large extent, =
the place ~ splints. II Is vastly w
Or every way aud with il the ",
may sooner he allowed some use Y
limbs. Youths Companion.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16
tsu ana siver Notes.

.&n ieuhsss OF fhe q Paul 4 Duluth 70,
dr@s gees af0csa ~ese ~,Wi.41 Al
8rs&aAse s3etE rrerpoikA-g seek ctlsss,
~ ~ j ctsAe u SsaS@
The rnitnf 0Sega4 y nrasss -htsrviews
wsahtA hesvi4A 81, psrs On NSy, showing
ihGt probably q mi. will G.t va Ss con.
tsppas nexg year with - shsru Pssft.a aa1
vail give siag hnssnpsa 10 fhsla ion Pa. sa1
o-w1i ssBgrt LfsH The prep~a. c5Atrs
witfthe M ttseTga FaeihS expire jan Z next
Tbs fass9n alegai II had faith on sae par! a.
She hostis @A PAe9ae
aenoral sauaSer Towns, of Che csnirla IA
els, il II MaatJeal on a riai. in an inieryiev
be saya he docs NOT think F4s 5anEAiaa Paclac
viii ray Speaking Of tie p oaed Caaaiisn
Psesae steamers, be- believes PrusiasBt stephen
would sa8 Il 4 very doubtful speculation. as
the composition betwpea san Francisco sud
ne Fest yaaH yHsy great CArgoes were very
dlhisttt 70 obtain, anil ~ present toa from
paAgm md japan was being tarriBd Al ~ low q
fate ~ ~ ssnta 4 pound He lid not think
DE Cssl4dtan Pacific would be : rival % the
other franseontsnental lines, as il drained an en-
trely iltw district
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16

JobE 'ste spsac - at q Ia any HaD
uoCnty /, VI IA m New York vii ssnd .
slIFer down q. ne OF every democratic
~Ipp~rter ~ aro,, Ggy rland Mr. Kelly
said.
II Is well kLJw" 'hat this s.eaNizaLcn Wal
not in favor OF CIR JCleyeh nd, aES -. TEAR.
" expressed itself at the On cago Con, .r n.
We said and believed that IL woald be an ~.
wise nomination, II made. j will not c~TilGiss
Gov Cleveland for his lAck 4 qualifications
for the position OF first office of the general
government, The eammnnit aas done that
IL woulI Dot be proper for me 70 say that he ia
an unfit mar Ism not going 10 particulars
OF his public life, because itf = boon such a
very short one We cannot Q sriook the fa4i
thas u large number Of people e: 90 sn6
State WIN haze - Vears uns.Jyted the
Tfslc ticket ksve allenae 4 tpmsolves
and ~ieclare themselves ops4s.s 10 the Demo.
cratls eas'. rs isoIe that this has
ss0a tane : ignorance OF the situation. What
ever erors Coz Cleveland may have com.
mitted, let ns tpre q at the appeals Gf labor
will receive eoaS ier@t.on Let him say. and
he viii probably say, that he has made mis-.
takes.
This ''enthusiastic" Endorsement ot Cleve
land comes from the man who IN 1879 was .
candidate for Governor against Lucins Robin.
son and for whom Z $3.50 votes were caat-f3,-
w OF them in the county OF New York.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16

M4-ML
III tsao. TIC debt Of Nav York city
was h<lawa nilIies doliars. IA 1910.
a hal risen 10 si0.0 ok 200; ia 1850 to
afa. 00D. 600. aad In 1880 ii was sI0l,-
1ai iarger sum Than that Of ali
4 ciaips of over 7 800 population in
III bit sha Southern States, than that Of
az Those III New England. nesrly as
large as saat Of Al the Western cities
together. and about one-third of that OF
Az the cities II the Middle Ststss. II
wis larger hy nearly eight millions 81
dollars than the debt 81 all the cities III
sssasiaa. Arkansas. California. Colora-
do. Delaware, Florida. Georgia, Indi
anss fowa. Kansas. Kentucky, Mary
Land Michigan. Minnesota, Mississippi.
Mssuarls Nebraska, Nevada, New
Hsss i gsralira, Oregon,
Rhcde IsGrnd, South Carolina, Tennes-
Ssa. Texas. Utah. verfSont, yirsinia.
West yirgiaia and Wiscoassin, which
aggregate Int "a. 500. 900. Bnt New
York Aas 1 good deal 10 shoAa. for
tlsis ynst sursa, thongh much of ii ianst
haze been u~nwisely expended.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16

The greet Value Of the Sucz canal Il
exhibited IL the large increase Of bust
ness since il was opened. Ia 1883 there
wore 1907 vessels passed through ii,
having an aggregate tonnage of5, 775,
900. Tie gross receipt FAR toll were
slS. FOG. 000. and Che net profits 81, no.
600. Of the profits 81, $50, OOG was re-
served for improvements, and "a, 600.-
goo paid ont IN dividends More than
three-fourths OF the traffic that passed
through the canal was Brfish. III cost
S95, 100000. One effect Of the canal
has bean 10 show the need for another.
or the widening 81 the present one, and
il has therefore been decided to enlarge
4 ID double is size. II might be sup
posed that. by shortening The sailing
distance between Europe ana Asia. ii
would dispense with great many ships;
but, stranSs 50 say, IL hiss stimulated
ship baiiding. and lets 10 tho organiza-
tion % new Steamship lines. by largely
increasing traaic and travel between
Europe and the east, III Ia nn~orsifyins
~ leasn that Of 3.ao7 ships passing
fhrough il last year. only one was Amer
|naa.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16
n. Dr. HATFIELD on Helping the Dema-
crats
rom Chicago Nvening Journal

rom Chicago kyening Journal
Rev. DR. r. III Hatfield, of this city, Is as
earnest and clear headed . r~eligionist and NOR
al reformer as can be found any where, and at
the same time he has the acuteness of q states
man. IL u not remarkable that sack a man,
however heartily he may indorse the principle
Of prohibition, does not believe that ii will pay
70 help the democracy by voting for ST John.
He maintains; a. This third party movement
does not seem likely 10 promote the
cause Of temperance or prohibition.
tl 1t threatens 10 do harm NOT only In
one, but in many ways. These, among others:
a, BY causing division and heart alterations
among the friends of temperance, rendering
tier cordial corporation in the future did
cult b, BY eleyatng so Office a class OF fncn
who are the armed, impl6eahle enemies % the
temperance reform c, The election Of these
men will prepare the way for, and no doubt
secure, such legislation ~ viii BIO acceptable
70 the whisky party. d, II this view il tSrYect,
IL must be years before the cause Of tentper-
ance RECEIVERS from the consequences Of this
blunder on the part OF its friends.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16

When Nj. Gladstone was IN scotlasats.
he was greeted It Waverly MgsrssN xiR.
cxoepaal demonstrations IL sna6sa
asm. Fifteen ttsssand rnsen sssaSe sfs
weIhin ring with cheerss M Mr.,
Gladstone rose. The VIZ vas with
the esploAions u souaa Ahs, Isss IN
shook, snd people held their assss
their cars % shut out tia. nai
hurricane Of cheers beaf yssatss.s
against the galloriae. ann sse ss
Sdces ard wild gssticuIaticu IL aFa
surpassed anything ever sem Wonsaa
erisd wishcut reserve, and the sesssxs
statesmen % the platform were sha Is
hike reeds h q storm. Ever MI. Glad
sfoE- was Affected ly Mis- ds1nonstsa.
lion Int he wss soon bgSN d not,
withstA,laing Ills ssRk ga lis
voice pealsd ont viii ssnss
force d an organ. making BIZ
" hs.ssa on tlie edges 81 tho i sewpssE
A wassai grez -sasicr, and q q ND
made himself equal u II
great speech.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16

- -. ~ sNEk4~t tNH
ihe gFoeary Store % cAo las Hryisser, m
n ans. sn.nr Dnrae y ~ ~ inooua'ary Loss
n~.nusi hooesiA % h~hAssparre,
~ ~ 1900 " ElFS % tba chnfttl, has
Jamos Sauircs VIVA ksllaA ~ b,a h,,sho. /.
drew ii The house Of another rsrother nAr,ed
George, IN West AsbAsid, III, Weancsda y
AAsA
Tlsg skeleton az 4 stronger ,et,n. last March
WA s,aa, 4, enkey sba anrs $500 $3.50 .1s
Hssisan, Mas. Nas fouiS Sonaav ~ hs ~
The vii. ~ au,,r, \ mn .s,.,,. I, ~.
vsfsn,ipc fEos. IN ,.r.ay IA r1.te..~
r:aSriea fsa months. gave Birth fo 4 faily
developed caaIsA ard murdered M
p.,.
gsus sntonsu shs cafnoue church
pasaes. wv tNNler sau9tna5er, who Gwcke
2an,ssss u 5 n,v ht Y as.s,A " = nss !, CO., d;o tnlef
ing al vsynse va5 taEss1
.tAties Dahe1l oaiss 81 fso most MOIST
CRIMINALS OF Indiana, and the son az DIT.
! George Butler. 4 wealthy phx,hes,n ~ rz;,,,o
bus ON. Vs. exsrms.si u x n, Ts sTTsus W.
ne 1nar.ies IA Ahl,sa Ts,,sie, M y s,a 49, .a w
AtAesses0as iad Sert Y lsA
AtNew LonAons Wis atppnfSsper sava-
% two oaaS wonloa from tho ccaasry 10 OH
9sers N NJ lace, gave them druged r,ae
M Y ssSsn esEss hssin p Z rot'in over the ~salo,n,
IVY nalragaa ty . number OF
M III Ns' wy Aa2ntKessFg VI each.
81 IS Mn. ,.,s4. (.
hs,s q "A sa. M @1a
I, 4 Mpesf4s wsss rss9asad by nttas ono
SS;,Mss Ss& ri sss h.asssas ~ T. ~ 1900 from
akha ssslhss wrii Z hAs5 81 chey snnes, who
ses 80 psasse horses uiais wtsta stolen
aa runs was killed by NJ q. y. VIII
stsSss u NAslinston eounty, KX Williams
ssSlSrsrnG -Efacharvns fYov, Il
& g{seS w On no,- ~ v,nsnt hu snuy 81
Niniansa Cd tlls road and soIns M NM 1919 W.
hrsdla wslliams drsss . n,gsM nv hoEsss
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16

~~s &c. Us"
|; 8r u.s. sss IA
! 4 e, g~,d san j : 70
: ,,s q o's; A'-' ffs 4
A Turk shNpaptinA Y srtoaL vgtacv'
IN cSsy Hal IA Z, Naw fors, a5e~ M
9ns erene ard SAs I1mPf. sh,ttaN Y
PaEk lpsiusmrn.
During . rsrforrrA.aes Of ''unds y F's
Cabin Ia Wheelns " Va, tsss Tsasaas
night oNe OF BuEaly Bills isses48 Sho wes
ir TIE aeGSence hrrsug upon IN stAZ sld Yea
goaeg - sASlp $1,000 Len.
Capt Ben Dsgrisoss shofk been I'm 4tsa
spr ne saard.F ~ scph Flynn, q Windsor,
0at tsrna lo~vf arsehargsL The
rams y no q etb 81 foai ~lsy, as he hands u
rnkrH " qefnrss
Toe ennefAiscm o. NE sss yoaA suprerns
tours oEfrae Judge Barfeit's aecision Set
ong a. de a JudgTn ~ Cor ~-5,Os oslAisssA by
Tsiggs b Co, Wsshiags0s barl ers. ~ssainsi
DiuL Bsa@eault a. endaR " for J&.ass J'nl-
cell, owner of the Park theatsr property, who
1aiats} 20 psy interest On mortgage sakeo on
The property by Riggs 4 Co.
Alta meeting Of tho American Board OF Tor
egn Missions At colRmbns. ofis, the blaEi
accepted la invitation frofn Boston to nlees
next year IA that eis5. The board, on ree,m.
nienlalion o. ths committee on home depart
mat, voted % instruct the presidential um.
iait % eAEAd a sgaey Of s%J1,09, from
ti'ss1BElcf W. sws' estote, on SPECIAL objects
epnrQGScd if6 eaacaton and evAngeiisie
nm. A@WN az. wa M ala V4RGe4W al
vaeo PsT4gfsd 30 tbs treasures care moi a
eOil- bsz eyeF DeaI lgfs through any defeef N
alsnag lSsnk
The South Americas commission called on
ex. presiaeat GRAFT al New York AmoL, ssher
things, Gen Grant said he aeAyyea that "a,
best way 70 promote trade wa Gs-pA s0s'h
America wonld be 10 r~eor@Aaizs Irr c~9Naala
eystem Bis suggestion NA% n NJ h sSeFy 90
of thA southern ports. there shc'sd ~ q ~
sniaF agent appointed by the pfts5deh -tc
sh0aid psrfaFm tie anties n3w discharged b.
roUsnis, and be agl0wed % engage tn tNh 70
act as the agent 81 American naercbR a. ana
manufacturers and iH~troaueSt their gooda. An
other raeAsure Of great importanee wss tosuo-
sldtze tie1mship lines until a con- saerce s..ould
be buit mp that could tattaili them.
The divorce suit q R0sa r. sisc!e Vince
against Charles Vincent ws argued in a4s
court in general FERN recently, Judges Nc.
Aftaz, Con md Hagncr on the bench,
Messrs Jer Chandler and Charles Thompson
for ihe compb tuans and W d Earl for do
feDdant This Is a case for divorce in whlrh
tbs bhl WAS filed Juiy, 3i, iSNs, and toe
charge made a~gtainst the defendant Of habit
ial drrTked-ass ard cruol treatment The
defendant denied, and filed a cross biil eharg-
ing adultery With ono hirka rhis " an
swared Mrs., Vincent specifically ae4gng tho
Judge Jarass n1stea ,lecre8g fanting
the prayer 81 the petitioner In the original, an
the marriage, giving respondent the
right 20 soc bis ehiidfca. etc, AMI dis MISSED
ise cross bill The respondent appealed, and
tae case Hos coEaes up On tliis appeal The
case has attracted mach ATTENTION, The parties
beng we'll known, having moved Ia tho highest
TNrclgs 20 society IN parties arc well known
" Minnesota Mrs. Vincent being q daughter
u the lste Hen Frankiin STEELE Of Minneapolis.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16

Lieut. nuns q the Greedy relief expedition, has
lost his voice, shs result Of q severe cold dur
Ing thea arctic search.
Dr. Adolph Hnebesck, rabbi OF The coEgrc.
Eaiioa pf she temple ofAhasath Chcsed, New
sor1r diea suddenly a Dew days ago
Sitting Bull has an snormons head III
sier. ia receives 4 salary dnraae his brasant
engagement 800 a month. He shayes with
q pnig 81 tweexeFs
John Maxwell one Of the Pioneer settlers Of
Minnesota. and 4 resident OF Excessses, Henn4
PIN county, since 1874. died suddenly Of heart
hlaease recently, aged seventy years. Heleaves
4 widow and hye children
nss DE ThpmasA Mccuray Of Wooster,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16
How a Fortress of Amaxons VIA
Stormed.
From the New York sun.

FROM the New York sun.
Some amusing details are gradually comm.
TO light IN regard 10 the resent revolt Of the
female convicts is the prison Of Alfalfa. IN spain
They drove out al the guards aid took comrleta
possession OF the place, which ti.sy barrtcasio1
and guarded day and night. Theg had an
ample snplly Of PROVISIONS. and when the
troops arrived to capture tae psIsoss the
women jeered them through the windows
and palted them with Dread and vegeta bIss
from their abundant supply. The oiHaer
IN charge ofthe expedition against Ihssse yira.
goes found himself in a bad fx. For eight
days Re did not know what to do. To use N.
ullery against the young ladies was out N IN,
question, and 70 get into the prison without
smashing down tae walls seemed imp9ssiil,
Az lagt he conceived a brilliant idea Hs rsth.
cred together a bard of the best looking sol.
dlers IN his command, made them shave war
their mnstsches, and put on thar gayess rrF-
forms. Then be sent them with 4 fiag OF sr,rs
TO the Amazons The handsome fellows wsyA
% once admitted, but were not allowed b "a.
turn; IN facs they did not want to get back. and
u was part OF tho commanders plan of cam.
paign 10 have them captured. IA 4 very sbort
time these military prisoners spread disunloa
and mutiny among ths Amazons and then thf
flacc Was easily taken.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16
Awsicoms Enemy.
Tspas 81. Louis Globe emoerat

f.pas 81 Louis Globe Democrat
I've love him for the enemies he has made, .
ssiaa Bragg af hre,sr Csvslsaa IL lae
thicsso Convention Mr. Blaine has ALSO
raade enemies. and ID . 70 Ls Z, edi, tina,
A..sons then Is shat organization Of wicked
mesa known ~ the MoriaeB Casfsh. It's
strength hes mostely in ,tsa rhich has No
electoral vote, 80 that Ia epresi.icn win be Of
htii veight IN the Presidential coptsst. and l.
noticeable mainly tssause il D. Der
sonaily agaiast tho candidstsa As tel
the is.'r waicl M o. Assats. 1ir
insisting thai Mormenism. like slayeyy
must 80, . belief emphasized Ia most rspuDii,.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-10-16
BLAINE hid LOGAN.
Reasons Why They slherld and
I'll be Elected Campaign
Secs, Speeches, etc

s~-elas4 savsuras "a ne FOrae W
Is. Hss sesse . . .stS'"'1 !.
e Z.
: hspE ~ ~ sxAaets GVNakJ
h~ss Gwr : p1G4ceSS ~
ezauaEasan : ts roHs, ~ r1NSa FT
es sas sf Il II. giys 3 s.r ssrSH !.
ssrsasn &lssop nleasyu.s . aR~ida
ab8B puhsExNsprtan 4, yet ale nm
pneg%esHNh& YES % eth greater san tsr uaoa
faxcnTF nier 81 xheR presented him y !,
the fuTr. Of sctaaI legisEpEsn. tosgtsos W.h :
tlss rss.Atiafaetory sud aftea hinisy reasS1s
given Il explanations OF has coBsse, a. well -
liz approval ~ certain Beasut6s Eoi olly
qu,@tirJ1ahle. bBs ac5Taity ~Pern'a0us, prove !
Gle trly ard Enthusiastically that ae has not a.
ways been Governed ~ 5 purpose single 70
tis rights % ID people, but has fseqaehtiy
psErnitteS this sressrre o. POLITICIANS and the
des4 10 advance his own pciiueEl fortunes
10 trim ch over tba intcTs, . Of torn
ID regard 20 the tshure - 9Aee hi NE nc
WAC sbs ball wAs amended ard passad In
q tsssfnbig, srovnlnS that re tUEl af any
cGIunia-ha1or or I'D az department should
eHplre WI ns' OF tle ra@F1F Appearing him,
Gov Cleveland, 10 tue dis@poth.nsEt and
ehagriE Of every rue friend OF eego5tn, and
regardless Of aledges heretofore ns4ip, refls
ed - slgn tho bill The governors fesscgs
zSf his eonTse are diAi lgenrous IL the eK- !
trsme. The biz affected the term OF onlce
Of tae commissioner of puhao works and The
corporanon counsel The incumbent q iha
fornle was, ami still ia, Hubert D Thompson,
the Sss or leader OF the county Democracy
II is safe % gag that Gov Cleveland could
never have been nominated without the mau-
oDcs Of HabeGfO IhumpsOa.
Tbe 4 tbrgwr-ttce tecftns the charges made
BY the Assenably Iays-tisaerg coinniittse
agafnsi sheriff Davidson, Aid says.
These charges we're 80 important " % Yfa-
pie OF New kOEk faAt tho governor should have
p&ssed upon thee. ia one way or Enetacr ~ the
saTt ? mDuths that have elapsed s4acs thsy
we saSuaittei ~ him Ihf gVycsnors fa3
tre TO scf -asoNs that be lacks & high eoiEse Of
dUy ~ the people IL he saoul2 asquit the
sheriff Ma would ring dorm or him the tndis J
ntzgu Of ~ outraged public; il he should ~ {
move saUyF DAykh-L, who IL the acsnowi- Z
sarsi leaooi uf Irving Itsll, E would lose the :
support Of thas Crgng1Eslbra
The reSSrt reyAsEs iae -aytg~Crs CaUrsc I
up0n ths nt-eeCt far. tlS HseE bG0t,
len bill and other Nsd ha . 80 o. IsDspt- !
iHnee, and concludes "a tuG-p7 :
In view Of the above us yos; #.. GTa.t- Z
tee is iorced 10 tbr sonClE ion t4ah. - .
experience, abby noF character q " -
Cleveland fitted for Tho pr-stf sFey nor "a
g the support Of indedehdert anal consc'"I =
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