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Certificate of Co-partuership.

This is t, certify that we, George Edward
Dickson and John Fletcher Harrison, haso
termed ourselves into a mercantile co-partner-
ship for the purpose Of carrying on the business
cf fmporteissnd dealers In Wooden and Willow
Ware, etc in the city and county Of Los An.
geles, State Of California under the firm name Of
Harrison 4 Dickson. and that the names In full
and the places cf residence Of the members OF
said CO. o-partnership arc az follows. to-wit
George Edward Dickson, Los Angeles CITY,
California.
Johu Fletcher Harrison, San Francisco, Cali
fornia. GEORGE EDWARD DICKSON.
JOHN FLETCHER HARRISON
Dated this 14th day Of June. 1854.
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CHICAGO, Rock lsLAND g. PACIFIC R'Y,


Of
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HORSES FOR SALE.

Draft and cart horses for sale by Emil FRANKIE
at Downey City. The animals can be seen on
every Sunday by parties who desire to pur.
h ase my2f
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srArE OF CAtIFoRsIA. I.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY 0F Los ANGELES.
On this fourteenth day Of June, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and eighty -four before me
James @. Kays. Notary Public, in and for said
county Of Los Angeles, personally appeared
George Edward Dickson. known TO me TO be the
same person whose name is subscribed to and
who executed the annexed instrument, and
thereupon he duly acknowledged TO me that he
executef the same
In witness whereof, ! have hereunto set my
hand, and affixed my official seal at my office, In
the city and county Of Los Angeles, the day and
year In this certificate first above written.
(sEAL.) JAMES O. KAYES,
Notary Public In and for the County Of Los An
geles, State Of California.
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Masonic Notice.
American Legion Of Honor.

6AFHrY COUNCIL, No. 664, meets First and Third
Thursday evenings Of each month at Good Tenn
plars Hall.
Visiting Companions always welcome.
ID. X. PAYNE, Commander
o O. wILLnAN. Secretary. spb-3m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Notice Il hereby given that In pursuance of an
order Of the superior Court Of the county Of Los
Angeles stats of California, made on the spth daY
Of August, 1884, In the matter Of the estate
Of NJ 4. smith, deceased, the undersigned ad-
minstrator OF the said estate. will sell et public
suction, To the highest and best bidder for
cash, and subject 10 confirmation by said
superior Court, on
Thursday. the 2Jth Day of Sep.
tember. 1854.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the County Assessors
door OF the Court House, In the city and county
Of Los Angeles all the right, title, Interest and
estate Of tue said NJ. H. Smith, at the time OF
her DEATH and all the right. title AID interest
that the said estate has by operation Of law or
otherwise, acquired other than or In addition to
that Of lhe said N. u. Smith at the time Of her
DEATH In and to all that certain lot piece or par
Gel Of land situate, lying and being In the said
city and count, Of Los Angeles. state OF Califor-
mia, and bounded and described ~ follows, to-
wit.
Five (5) acres Of land on the south side OF
Louisiana avenue bounded on the east by land OF
Y. Brayton, on the south by land Of NJ. y. TEN.
pie and on the west by Lottie street.
Terms and conditions Of sale. Cash; ten per
cent. OF purchase money To be paid to the auc-
tioneer on the day Of sale balance on conhrnia-
tion Of ,ae by said Superior Court. Deed at ex.
pense Of purchaser.
REFUGiO BILDERRAIN,
Administrator Of the Estate Of NJ. L. Smith, de-
ceased.
August soth, 1884.
Gardiner q Stephenson. Attorneys for Admin
lstrator. aug31td
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STATE or CALIFORNIA,
CuTv ANN CouNTy M BAN I'm NuIaCO 4

STATE or CALIFORNIA,
CITY AND COUNTY or SAN FRANCIsoo.
On this sixteenth day Of June, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-iour, before
me, Eugene H. Thsrp, Notary Public. In and
for the said city and county, duly commissioned
and swoin, personally appeared John Fletcher
Harrison, known to me TO be the person de.
scribed In, whose name Is subscribed to, and who
executed the within and annexed instrument,
ana he duly acknowledged to me that he exc
cuted the same.
In witness whereof. haxe hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal, the day and
year in this certificate first above written.
(SEAL) Il. h. THARP,
jn2Iw4t Notary Public.
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LEGAL.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Superior Court of the County o
Los Angeles, State Of California.
In The matter Of The estate Of Joseph Lasser,

1707 r'f~1V7f 770utc UI Vd1IIOfH1H.
In the matter Of the estate Of Joseph Lassere
deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersirned.
Admnistatrix Of the estate of soseph Lassere
deceased, TO the creditors Of the SAID d,ccdent
and to all persons having claims against him. 10
four months after the first publication Of this no.
tice TO the said Administrators, at her place Of
business, to-wit: 1T the Office Of Breasseau.
No. 90 Baker Block, in the city Of Los Angeles.
county Of Los Angeles. State of California.
MARIA LAssEHE,
Admins tratrix Of the estate Of Jo.eph Lassero
deceased
Dated Los Angeles, Cal. July Gath. 1884
jy 20 4w wkly
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Knights remplar.

C1uR De LIos ConMAEDEay NO. 3, n. =;
Holds it, stated conclaves at the asylum In Ma
sonic Hall, on the Third THURSDAY OF each
month, OF "a O'Clock ?. N. Sojourning knights
attend. By order Of the e. q.
N. KxlcKERBocKER. Recorder
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NEW AND ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
HOTEL LET.
ON THE BAY OF SAN DIEGO,

l. extremely beautiful, has fine surroundings,
and is accessible by both rail and steamer. In
view OF the contemplated early extension Of the
California Southern Railroad to a connection
with the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad this hotel
can be made grand success by an enterprising
and experienced manager.
For particulars apply TO
j. VICTOR.
Superintendent San Diego Land and TowE Com.
rany, National City. Cal. augls I'm
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K. OFF,.

Tn.Color Lodge No. % meets every Friday
evening in Masonic Hall, spring street.
Sojourning Knights invited.
J. b. BROWN, @. O.
n. P. CHAxssRLrs. X. Of X. and s. m24
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LINIME

whicn speedily cures such ailments oil
| the HUMAN FLESH as
Rh o. u I'M tism, syve1lings, 0tin
Joints, Contracted Muscles, Burns
and Scalds, Cuts, Bruises and,
Sprains, Poison Gus Bites and
Stings, Stiffness, Lameness, Old
Sores, Ulcers, ErOstbites, ,Chilblains,
sore Nipples, Csked Breast, and
indeed every form OF external dis
ease. It heals without scars.
For the BRUTE CREATION It cures
5pratns, Swinny, stir Jolnts,
Founder, Harness Sores, HOOf Dis
ca ases, Foot Rot, Screw Worm, Scab,
Hollow Horn, Scratches, Wind
gals, SPAWN, Thrush, Ringb0ne,
Old Sores, Poll EVIL, Film upon
the Sight and every ether ailment
20 which the occupants of the
Stable and stock Yard are liable.
The Mexican Mustang Llnimcnt
always cures and never disappointsi
and It Is, positively,
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K. Of P.

OLvH Lopss No. e6 Meet nrst and third
In the month at Odd Fellows Hall
p. 0. Building sojcurniug Knights invited.
J. Il. SUMMERS, g. O.
A. YoRsA. K. Of H. and 3. jai-ly
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GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,'


Express Ira WELL VENTILATED WEI
of
MAGNIFICENT HORTON
w
way
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Los Angeles Chapter No. 33, B.
A.. M.

Stated conyocations on second MONDAY OF each
month, n ?. NJ, at Masonic Hall. Sojourning
companions In good standing cordially invited.
BY order Of 3AMUEL PkAGER, II. p.
NJ LEVI, Secretary.
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THE CENTRAL CITY.
THE iNFlDEL AT THE JAIL.
Burglars at Work-A Cheap John PIE
torial faper-WOol Receipts Cot
ton Receipts and Rates-EI-
position Notes 49, Etc.

WACO, Sept. 22,-[Special. On the
10Th inst. the Ladies Exposition Society
will open an art loan exhibition, com
prising chiefly articles that are ~ be
sent from this city to the New Orleans
Exposition. A large hail has been Sc
cured, and the exhibition will be opon
several days. Many visitors and con
trlbutlons from adjacent towns arc OK
pected.
Formal notice was made in tho South
ern Methodist church yesterday that
Key. Sam Jones, the great Georgia revi-
waist, Will inaugurate his campaign in
this city next Wednesday.
The friends of "Sonny" Moseley, tho
notorious hOrsc-thicf confined in the
Dallas jail made futile effort yester-
day to get up a bail bond to loo for
Warded to Dallas for him.
Fult0n's Juvenile Mihstrols arrived
this evening.
The war between the rival opera
honsos has opened up lively.
by invitation Of the prisoners i'm the
county Jail Mr.. }. ID. Shaw, the cele-
bratod inhdel lecturer and writer, lee
tured this evening To the tvsnty.six in
mates beh-nd tho bars. This is q new de-
parture of the Jail birds, as they usually
want an ultra-urthodOX preacher to talk
TO them. They listened to MIR. Shaw very
attCntiVoly.
burglars are working the city. Louis
Bruhl 3 store was robbed of ~ in silver
last evening. This morning a Young
man named James w. HAnnOn was ar
ostod and confessed TO stealing the
money.
y carpenter named Haynes had his
sloepinE-room entered last night and
Nl in cash, u check tor $40 and somo
lowclry stolen. No clue to the thief.
Tho Texas lantern, wash Jones' or.
gam. cumos out this eN sAiug with cut
representing Ireland lhshing u quartettt
of dogs. The whip 10 lskslpd "Democ-
rncN,' ami tho dogs AsVe "News,"
post, "- JtpsiDAn,N "AEanlinsr" and
I"ENprrss' on thsir rssosst,Vo collars.
thmrs arh being phases in the new
! Garland opera house Ns-Asy, and the
Murkmen ARE pushing uissat and day IL
| get the building ready by Thursday
/ night buttons uiuStrcls opened to,
night 10 q .ig crowd la tho McClolland
opera house.
Rcvivahst Harding claims twcnty.on
conversions a. the result of his lahors
in Waco To date. lie haptizes from one
to three persons every afternoon ol
! night.
SIX thousand pounds of wool sold her,
today at Il cents per pound.
Cotton receipts to-day, 2uO bales; sine,
| September lat, $3.50 bales.
! \ Democratic club was organized il
the Fiith ward Tonight.
the eQuiuoctiHl period has not brough
rain yet.
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llously labored In these columns, Col. |
laid down the plan, disregard
cd profit, and devoted himself body and |
soul to the new Work in hand.
The wisdom of his selection has been
growing daily only the more and more
The same enthusiasm, the
same culture, the same enLrgy that he
threw into his labors Lere, have been
carried into his new sphere, and his
work is telling daily. Intimately ac-
quainted with Texas, its great resources,
its prominent citizens and its varied
products and possibilities, Col. ELLIOTT
was, of all men in Texas, the one whose
peculiar genius and qualifications could
be derended upon to create fervent de-
sire among our people to be properly
represented at New Orleans, and to in
sure taste, effect, comprehensivenes
and success in our exhibits. So much
is due the gentleman, ior he is sparing
neither time nor labor and expense, and
is daily working like u Trojan.
II the various communities OF the
| State will but properly second his efforts
and supply by individual effort what the
State neglected by its pitiful allowance
Texas will shine at New Orleans among
its sister States and foreign exhibits a.
the Upright, particular star" We ought
to be, and must be, placed before the
assembled nations at that Exposition il
our true light. Let tho people every
where lend helping hand to Cor.
ELLIOTT and success, at once brillan
and unquestionod, will be the result.
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W, u. LargouL of Mckinney, was in
the Guy yesterday.
WIS. HAYWOOD, civil engineer Of JEFF
torsou, Is iu tho city.
V. II. Curtis, tho popular lumber
prince OF Chicago, In guest nj the
Windsor.
&. b. Means, treasurer Of tho Nash
VILE WOODEN mills, is in the city, q guest
OF tho Windsor.
Mrs, charles Fowler, Jr., arrived from
Galveston sunday morning. and will RI.
main IN the Guy two weeks,
Mr. and Mrs, George +. Oglcshv, of
Waco, who mNo been visiting friends IN
this city, lott last evening for homo.
MIR. \. T. ilArIio aud his son John, mr.
rived YESTERDAY from Alabama, and
think of making Dallas their homo In
future.
c. T. Campbell superintendent of the
Texas Express company, was in the
city yesterday meeting his many
friends.
Il, J. Ridgcll, editor and proprietor Of
the Plano Review, was In the CITY YES.
to-day, and made the HERALD a pleas
ant call.
Miss Della Slaughter, n charming
Dallas belle, Is visiting friends la Palo
Pinto county, and is the guest OF her
grandfather,
W. u. Thornhill, Unpopular day clerk
Al tho 81. George hotel, leaves o-day on
. lengthy visit to his old home, Lynch
burg, Virginia.
Col W. Y. Leader, oditor OF the Austin
Dispatch, is In the city, aud paid tho
HERALD pleasant call. Tho Colonel il
here In attendance on the Republican
meeting.
Capt. j, IL. Britton II ~ the Windsor,
fresh from tho land of tho Monteyumns,
| lilo was present In chihuahua during
the festivities OF Independence day, SER
tember Ia.
Charles Kahn, chief OF tho fire depart
mont, returned home from Chicago Sun
day. lilo We IN attendance upon the
National firVmeu's association, and
had pleasant trip.
Mr.. $. B. Wickons, travelling ssent OF
the Globe Democrat, was In the ctty YES
terIaNand made the HERALD n pleasant
call, Mr.. Wickons * making a tour oi
the state, and although a correspondent
OF the Globe Democrat, IL not enthusi-
astic In behalf of Republican success in
November,
Maj. A. A. whissln, formerly the
popular postmaster of this city, Who has
been living I'm san Antonio, arrived
here yesterday morning enroute To
! littlo Rock, whore he win make his
homo In the future. His numerous
friends were glad TO groot him and
their hes, wishes attend him.
---.a-a.-- -
Tho b1m sA'Alng tobacco IL "Iiitlc
, s...a
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and afterward received the Employees
Republican Committee, with each one
of whom he shook hands and conversed
for few minutes. A delegation from
the Union League of Philadelphia also
made their visit without any
particular formality. At 4o'clock p. IN. q
committee of fifty Of the Union League
club of New York appointed by the club
to cooperate with the Republican Ma
tiOnal Committee, together with about
$50 other members of the other club as
sembled in the main parlor of the hotel,
where Blaine went To meet them, A
delegation headed by Henry Clews, Cor
| nelius y. Bliss and Rev. Or. Armitage
| Charles $. Smith read an address ON be-
half of the committee, to which Blaine
responded in fitting terms, returning
thanks for their sympathy and support.
! Blaine LETT the hotel to take the 6:l5
train for Newark, where he will stop for
a short time. He was accompanied by
Chairman b. +. Jones and Secretary
Fessenden, OF the National Committee
also s. b. Elkins, Senator Eugene Hale
and Postmaster ManleY, of Augusta,
and delegation from the Philadelphia
Union League. The party will proceed
to Philadelphia to night and Blaine will
return here late Tomorrow night.
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\ very innocent looking old man who
had been waiting twCnty-cight hours
for a Lake Superior boat, aud who was
told Ia be Mt the foot of Woodward ave
nuc ut noon yesterday, came slouchinr
down To the wharf about p. IN. and
mildly quericd:
$50 the boat isn'tin yet?"
"ln! Why, she's como and gone! Got
in before noon and laid three hours"
"Mercy! hut was To 20 ON that hoat!r
"Didn't tho agent tell you when to
Gomez"
"Gcs, he said at noon, but | was loul,
ing around town, and IL sOt in tn rain.
and supposed she'd wait until after il
cleared OIL. You don't mean sho went
oil In a shower"
ayes, she did"
"Right i'm the pouring rainG"
ayes, sir"
"lAl SUI, but wouldn't have believed
they'd do 1t. Mcbhe ia Just as vol |
didn't go, for I've nothing hut this old
umbrella, and getting wet ullus hriur4
ON the rhoumatj2.'- Detroit Free Press.
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col. LoAN EFlllnrr

The Texas Commissioner IN the Now
Orleans Exposition was IN the cl,y yos.
to-day, hut Ion after only y fcw hours
stay for Abilene, Colorado aud other i'm.
por,ant points west TO arouse sentiment
thoro In behalf Of our Toxas exhibit at
New Orleans. Tho successor of Cor.
ELLIOTT In the editorial management OF
tho HERALD cannot from a simple sense
OF Justice 20 the distinguished Commits.
steiner refrain from calling public alton.
ton inet hero TO the magnificent work
which Con. ELMoTr IA now doing for
the state In arousinP ia citizens 20 tho
necessity Of a brilliant exhibit 70 tho
Crescent city.
Con. ELLIOTT left his most tnvlablo
aud romnncratiyo position on tho IIRR.
AIN, a Few months siuco, % Ut tho
appointment OF Chief Commissioner for
Texas. Tho salary and perqu,sitcs OF
the place were small aud tho glory
doubtful, except In the event of dls.
tinguished success, while tho labor could
he absolutely counted upon as Hereu.
lean. Possessed Of love for Texas. for
whose growth and general advancement
- 49,. 80 -..'-~-."-..s....y a.... .--a. u.
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KANSAS CRY, Sept. 22.-Col. George T.
Johnson, General superintendent Of the
Department of Agriculture at the com
ing WORLDS Fair ut New O,leans, has
made the following appointments in his
department. Ed llnrou, Kansas CITY,
Assistant General Superintendent, and
superintendent Of tat stock; George G..
Bruckcu, Lawrence, Kansas, farm and
garden products; NJ. Ipkyke, Nebraska,
superintendent of buildings; Samuel
Dvscrt, Franklin Grove, Illinois, cattle:
Dexter Curtis, Madison, Wisconsin,
horses; John A. Cross. Cleveland, Ohio,
sheepi W. Scott Baker, Franklynville,
New York, sheep; Il. y. Pierce, Indian
9polis, poultry and pet stock; Charles
LINCOLN, Detroit Michigan, dogs: Charles
II. Marion, Rochester, Minnesota, dairy
productsi Thomas II. Glenn, Chicago,
farm machinery for the production of
agricultural products; George Il. ANGEL,
president New England Humane Soci-
ETY., Boston department humane iuven-
tons; COT Johnson win meet appuintees
at Chicago tomorrow.
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POLITICAL POINTS.
A1ExAS REPUBLICAN PoW-WOW.
A Religious Cane Presented to Blaine -
The Grand Army ofthe Republic Is
Non Political Commissioner
of Pensions Resigns.
Texas Republican Convention.


GRAND CoNCLAVE OF THE STRAIGHT
OUTS.
In compliance with the call issued by
the boilers from the Houston Republic
can convention, delegates from different
parts of the State arrived during yester-
day ana last night to attend the meet
ing which will be held in this city to-
day. The meeting will be held at the
courthouse at IL o'clock, and it is UNI
derstOod will be secret, none but those
favoring the straightout movement will
be admitted. Considerable agi-
tation in Republican circles
was manifested yesterday, and it
is evident that the meeting to be- held
to-day will result in widening the
breach which already exists in the Re
publican ranks. The straightouts seem
determined to carry out their intention
TO nominate ticket of their own for
State officers. II is believed they Will
also put out ticket for county officers
in this county. The great question with
them il who will receive the nomination
for Governor. For this position are
mentioned the names Of Judgr Binckley
of Sherman;! Judge Andrews, of Me-
| kinney; Jack Evans, Of san Antonio;
Judge Norton, Of Dallas; +. W. Minor,
OF Paris; Judge A. +. Mccormick aud
John l.. llaines.
| The1lEBALu reporter made q pretty
thorough canvass among the delegates,
as well as local Republicans, yesterday,
and the fact was developed that bitter
and war-tO-lhe-knite feeling exists
among the several factions. Those
who stand by the action Of the Houston
convention say that the straight
outs are simply laying plan
to make themselves solid with
the incoming administration in case the
republicans IRE successful in tho Ma
tional election, and will cndeavOr Il
control the Federal patronage OF tn,
State for tn msclVes and strikers, while
on the other hand, the straight Outs
claim they arr actuated by tho most pa
triotic principles. Tho two local II pub
lican clubs are at war. The East Dalla
Irish American Blaine and Logan clul
call tho downtown fellows the "cool
club, while the latt r refer to the forme
Is ''llannel-mouth micks." Altogether
1t - lovely Eight ON the principle O
dog eat dog"
1t is understood scheme il on foot I,
start Republican paper here. w. Y
Leader, of Austin, called on DR.. COch
ran mt his residence Yesterday after
noon. What passed between them i
not known.
1t is rumored that those to be favore
in the convention are expected to con
tribute literally to the starting of Re
publican daily newspaper TO be pull
lished here.
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A STRIKING CONTRAST.

MIR. CLEVELAND Mt the recent Stare
fair mt Elmira, New York, spoke to u
crowd of thousands on tho subject OF
agriculture. 1t was mastery speech,
both In the appropriate conception of its
subject matter and the pointed, compro
honsiVo, exhaustive terms in which IL
was handled. Taking up tho subject of
agriculture the Governor showed how
vast and significant was the work of till
ing the Boll; how largely prcponderant
and influential were tho farmers or ag-
riculturalists urtho country; how their
work was the basis " success and pros.
pority In all other branches. lie, by
such premises strOvo TO Impress upon
his hearers the dignity of agricultural
labor and to create renewed enthusiasm
among the farmers of his state in their
chosen calling.
The audience and occasion called for
such n speech. It was dignidod and
nou-political aud, toadymg 60 no section
or class, was generally admired as tho
honest expressions Of mn independent,
clear thinking man, IL won him pres
tigc and friends az such a talk should
have done.
Soon after that BLAINE attended al
Worcester, Massachusetts, Just such an
affair. The crowds aud OCCASION were
similar to those at Elmira. What did
MR.BLAtNE say4 Instead of treating tho
subject in u general, dignihcd,
statcsmanliSo aud non-lncal manner,
he proceeded to culogjzo tho country
uf Worcester In most fllsomc, siuken.
ing terms, and pot oil n little address
that any reputable sophomore would %,
ashamed OF Tho great Importance aud
dignity fayriculturo and manufactures,
asa whole, ucvcr suggested themselves
to him at once, but sssiag an lndcpcnd.
ent uprising IN Massachusetts, he i'm
mediaiely hcthought him that ho could
possibly make votes aud capital by
toadylug to local prcudiccs aud pride,
and ho sung Worcestoy's praises in d
most vigorous manner.
This contrast IN tho conduct Of the
two men presents most strikingly IN,
difference between them. CLEvELANi
cares not for public opinion. lilo doe,
what duty aud the hour and occasion
call for, looking mother to tn,
right nor to tho left, an,
following the suggestions q
his own strong Judgment aud sonso q
proprloty and conception OF right. II,
isa strong, pure man with an iron vii
and independent, fearless spirit
BLAINE, on tho other hand, In misor
able, toadying timc-sorving, mlsomc
narrow-mindod politician, who fanco
THAI no must always hattcr aud caiol
his audience for BLAINt's sake.
Acontrast could not loo more strikin,
nor more favorable to tho ono and dis
credltablo to tho othcr candidate
Whom do tho people want, miserable
begging politician, or an honest, out
spoken, Independent, fearless aud com
nrUhcuHivc stntpsmnuf