The Nevada picayune., 1884-11-27

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 1 TRE CARRYING TRADE.
 When Franklin r.-yae na presldeut tNe 1 carrying tonnage uf tae Ianeg -tat#s vas etsety five per ctut, nea l4 ts sau1ccf- i fifteen per cent. iUe r@srsIIg tyaae i. ] no" almost entirely eaTsl"t on by -a#H,. l HFHrr Transferred Hn0er our iiaa. Wr ar4 go "a i SLfitted tnHt We ',2l luF compete Vttp fUrelgl l hhHotls, so Uttt r9lnu1"5ce is Ae4riv all done l iu foreign bottoms There .s I8t q .Hil of 1 any ziEe ION DullGShg pn the coast Oi N.,ins i No, they nee al 1le.paty nusli o3r1aa, ! see sI. the other NaGs repTszsutIs.s. t5e com. i sneree ot tAe Wori.t oi ElSaao, France and i H"HHaU&s bat roH f,ll z.Jt set our gI5rlors I@st the 9taf. SpAn i4i i$4a aer. No, our l commerce could be carried la d canoe t"s i C'sss "lah year Ane7caa pride in yoGr great
 coz htry, mi 5ou, @g te,!}w e.ti1 aus. who Of the great ;asa we have row ua
 1nercc ju the ,nds o} tracrIesI . '5. bu'i erss To the beoIic Cf hls.s tplutv a:a
 9e6Fi{ gri1tyfgl t7 tn"ae waa have 70 EO.ty rUlilad around tic fa; nrat fo the alaaza in the name oi Clevetan4 and la08rteka Yt.,-- | Ike me, have been admirers .rta N4Ffn ,ll4,s
 pnrt3rs of the principles of Ardree Ja- ksau. l
 see A political meeting an,i asked t.te ',tl.r.. ! fy C4oIk, who wHs man W no ,saIild not x,ts,
 q Srn Ail boy aside, what WIS tta 1r..aasnp of | }3e 9t< nc&oE% pole WIish ~t0od 5u tlH center ut the village. lIe tol4 me it meant
 that vixen AndGr~ Jackson weHt tg
 Washington he wouid 74aa,r efe,u s,y.at 1 ot All the corruption lu tlte various l departments, an6 he Isys taat when
 Grover G!eFetanc takes uts piaae there We 1 will have aU honest iluI cues-.sutlaUs fd. ] miBisttatiua. At> lap,ts. tuc Hickory lsalp 4s i lt IS Hn8e, H- ' ia you.s. AEl 1Fc hope iu fu- ! tOre to see tht- great country rtrrs.,il on un.
 der aU AdAlisfrittiHu ,vCutiu4 ua aH ,t.l 1 rights m ts iafRrt greatness and glory"
 ! hr. htndricEs "as iou4iy cEetrtd a. tie ! close 9I ms adgreSS .re eAA.-naa an
 aouhced that Nrs SueUt .r 1as '1l !,,,...sr' and
 adjuUrued the injecting Au informal race9.
 ton Was given to Mir, Reudvi ss, and lAs..a ! for some t,sne.