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EADEkLAND.
ritten for the Br, okheaven LEADER

Written for the Br, okheaven LEADER
Hat you peen we're der Spree interviews
Nit der slOw-movng waters OUT Elbe?
Mine fancy pack deere eier goes,
Und a glamour OUT goldt round it throws,
lvas porn in dot coondry mineselye,
vas, grnWt to a man at dhy side,
o shining und deep-iOHing Elbe,-
Unnd aHoat NIT mine pOat on dny tide,
M mine poyish heart swelling init pride
l loieed dhec shust ike rs mneSelt.
But ven since dis world vas pegun,-
o majestic and peautilul Elbe--
Did der choys, like der gleetering sun.
Continue unceaSing to run?
meier! answer minesell
SO 1t came dot in liie's restless race
q sad SObbing waters out Elbe
Like der dreelt wood dot gldes on dhy face
Is der lmitluss ocean apace.
float far from dhee mmeSelf
Sweet soil we're mine f0reiaderS lie
Near der still gliding waters oUl Elbe,--
wash drinks nit tear uhd a sigh,
Dot ven wash ready to die.
retulnSh to dot roOudry mlnesclf.
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80 -Se----

Advocates OF prohibition need have
no fears Of "PRTCKLY ASH BITTERs" as it
is a medicine, and by reason of its cathar-
tic properties cannot be used as a'bever-
age. 1t is manufactured from the purest
materials, and acts directly on the Liver,
Kidney, Stomach and Bowels. As Il
blood purifier it has nu equal. 1t is
pleasant to the taste, and effective in
action.
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Chemists have found thai fifty per
cent. of the baking powders analyzed
are aduterated, alum tormnga promi-
nent part of some of them, which makes
such powders unfit for use. Articles like
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder are
the safest to use, as they never endanger
The public health.
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Toilet Article. Restores growth, color,
gloss, and saftHess. Removes DandruF.
ArlstocratIc families of Great Britain
endorse it. Elegant dressing. Fragrantlv
pertuln4d' The savolitt of fashion. At
Druggists for 81 IA, or Z ) cts, in O. 5
money. March bly,
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Coughs CGtds. C;S;HFrh, COEsump-
tiugl.

All Throat Breast and Lung Affections
cured by the old-estGblished" SWA YNES
WiiLD-CHERRH.' The first dose gives
relief, and cure speedily follows. %
Cts.,or .10G.at Druggists. March l3-ly
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Fond wife to forgetful husband
Odd you bring any letters this eve.
ming, dear? Dear thinks he has and
hands out three, all given him at dill
ferent dates by fond wife to mail.
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THE FLORIDA
OrangaGrOyo and LaNdCO.,
Sells Lots Of FIVE ACRES for

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. with
I q small cash payment. and balance in
Nd and NsD Monthly lustalmeuts. NO
INTEREST. This land is on and around
Il remarkably beautiful Lake, IN one of
the FINEST ORANGE BELT REGIONS
IN THE STATE. The cheapest route and
most accessible river and rail transport
tatlon-Gulf on three sides with large
Bays on all sides Oysters all around and
can he he'd for 81 per 1899 Fish in the
greatest abundance and variety. Every
thing TO make prosperous country, a
paradise Of hulue, aud life Il pleasure
LOTS GOING, GONE! A read Boom
The only real, sensible plan yet adopted
10 enable the working man to purchase a
home always worth the money at rock
Bottom prices.
May 2}rd IsS4-I take pleasure in
stating that our family purchased three
five acre lots from Mr.. Monte Pickens,
taking his word a one for the quality of
land aud location in the state. Since
coming down, ! fiud that | am greatly
pleased III every way, and believe he
could baye represented it III more glow
ing light. 1t is delightful country, ana
thousands will soon filld it greatly TO their
advantage TO have 4 home in such "A con-
genial climate. &c, MATTlsoN, (of Holly
Springs.)
~ For PAMPHLETS. etc, address
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HANOVER, o, Feb. 18th, 1851.
After having lung fever and pneumon-
ia | had dreadful cough and could not
sleep at night. The doctors told me haC
Consumption and would die. Ihave taken
six bottles Pisos Cure aud my cough is
entirely gone, and / am well us ever.
ENELINE FORD.
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Notice to Confirm Tax Title

10 all persons having or claiming any
legal or equitable interest in the follow
ing described lands, sold for taxes on the
10th of May 1875 viz: Lots sol S92 sa3
block lol old Aberdeen: You are re-
CURED to appear at the September Term
or the Chancery Court of Monroe conn.
ty, to be held on the first Monday of
September, TO answer the suit of M,s
Mamie Gillespie to have her tax title to
said lots confirmed.
witness my hand and seal this the 2st r
day of June 1884,
J. j. EVANS,
Clerk of Chancery Court.
June ~, 1884
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COUNTY PRISONERS.

Bids FOX SEALED PROPOSALS FOR YHEIE
CusroDAY AND SERVICES.
Board of Supervisors of Monroe countu
made and entered at the lime terri,
thereof, 1884, the undersigned clerk nf
SAID Board, hereby gives notice that ha
VIII receive sealed proposals for the
custody and service of the prisop"rs
committed to the county jail. for one nr ?
as many ms four years, Until the meet
inS OF sad Board on the FIRST MON
"a y or : uLY 1884, ut which time the
i % 9iiiu % SUPERVISORS will examine the
fayorable TO the county. iiSs'
BY od6er of the Board
June It'd 0ie'M'
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The man who lives for himself will
nave tie privilege Of being his own
tnourner when he dies.-[Beecher.
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THE COMPLETE HOME Agent. Wanted

BOOK New edition.-New bindings - Nen liz. ,,on ,H
from new designs Superbly g1tten up SAM i mons
nuap'ej to an classes Sells At sight Agents dong 81.
ever issued. Apply now. "Ss' P'ospec'us
wh. SAShhIsoN & Co. 20 College ST. Nashville Tenn
Siso oiher c'and new books anL Eibles se' 1sau
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mpcteney orgauio Weakness, 6onorrhra s,nLiljsis a
hreurai Affections. Scientific treatment al and NV.
Ienenes pehnnites Treated. Gail or write for kt ~
luesonsto be answered by those desiring treatment by mall
1ans snnerag fro n Psnre should esd their AddressN
eahd learn somethins TO their advantage III not trus.
aadre.s Dr. T. LanARGE, Pres Physician ia Cha.eo
Successor to DR.. Butts Dspo1sy. EsiaiisLed 40 Ysars
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Nom eSident Notice.

NVh' cSAucBH Notice.
District court OF the United States for the East.
efn DIVISION OF the Northern Judicial Distr;ct
OF Mississippi: Di'.iict
Charles X. Lewis,
Clog Mfg Co., ,n,
VS.. faprll Term, 1854
T. G. Smith.
Ihis cause came on to be heard on the 9th d,v
OF April, 1881 upon the application of PlaintiH
lor an order OF publication for the Defendanti
ana It appearing that the Defendant TC. Smih
s ll9-rvsaent OF said State, aud his Postoacs
IS not known, it is therefore ordered adiudno'da
ana decleed that said Defendant enter His am.
pearance N the District Court of the In; ap
States for the Eastern Division of tbe IN uhiIe1
Judicial District of Mississippi, at the e., U ita
said District, on - -'''i"oeh' IN
Monday. October 6, 1852.
ana plead, answer or demnr to Plantia,s acti,n
against him, or judgm emf will he tan III action
him by default. Ut 'e '"heh against
q. r.. HILL. Clerk.
,Jnne 18th 100, by W. Ii. VASSER, u. C. E
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u u 8 I a II D.

Berlin, 5. @ept. Das nDutide
Muntag sblatt, itellt in Mbcebe, oaB nit
i5rnntgeib Elm beloube.es @inueiitdno-
NIB ;4ber ben 5dub ber oeutlden pal.-
belsl9lffe in ben 9inefifben @emailesn
trds;.lt ,pprpen lei. Das 8latt ingt uiel,
|mesr:: Deli13laub senieBe ben gur=
lbeit oes aascEeineu GinperitdnonifIss
inter eell 5eend9ten. iuDnad oiele il,
ieoenl Jole bic Guioyder obne &adIb.
|ndI oessn 55tdlsIudlltat iba1en mallep.
/ Berlin, 6. Sept, Ser amer ,foh.-
Mafto t,et,Or Dr. gam old let Nes.o .oz
inc 8ranDtr 5rau Mnterua uuo bic 5al.z
|ser 5doit, Regel nno 99st iar tine
|Dpel in Stem gorf easas GIT.
Haris, 5. 6eptember. Die MiB=
|itimr:aas Der Iran5 l6en 8le6e sesen
|Gnslenb tbeilt ff6 terei.s ben. &ubl=
tunl MI lab Die G,lglaa.o ieinol4en
|3eitunsea ,uerben 81 gauienbeu a.f ben
8ouleparbs oslfaaft.
Bnri5a,l, 5. September g &erz
|ionen. oaruuter cine an5abl 5raaen, fino
|auf ben gerbadt iid stse,I oeR Gaartr
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Sic Cholera.

@om, 6.Sept. Sic Miniiter, melhe
|bie Gboleraz Yejir'e BON Neapel beiutt
|blbcn. iiao !;ierber 3uriidgetebrt. G'e
iinb Der 9nfidt, naB bic idnelle Ser
breitung Der Gtolera ben in seiun0beit=z
poli5eiliden He5ielungen iiblen 3ultd'1.
ben Saeapsls 5u5uIdreiben lit.
Der Beiuubbeitsratb bat bie Guaron
taine an rer Creme fiir 5tuedlp5 erftart-
Jn ben lebten "a Gtunoen iino in Ste
| lien 293 Grfrantun9en unb 158 9ooes
|fil!e porsetommen. Sn Der HroDi:'5
@ci,ua beidrdutt i;@ Die gbulera auf
ga ispe5ia uub llmsesenb. sus Mez
|pel auein |inb 1853 neue @rfranf!;nge'r
une 69 1ooesIdas aen1eloet luoroeH.
Der 8rdfeft pon Jiaggio 1T in Jolae
Der bort itattsebabten &unbgebun9 l.eA
Rom bfrufen worren.
M1abrin, &. 5tit. Sn 5panien iiro
|i:l be,. islten "a 5tunben II 4serioar::
Ian ser G5oiera erfranft urb 6 9eFor5en,
5,n 6 lnn an5 Mlicante 1T in uerod3t:acs
Beiie erfruntt
Naris, 6. geptbr. Ser 8erid)t iiesr
Isle g5olera lit 9o,oeanr ergiebt, Cas-
. = -
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iiunge geiturben ''uo bic iibri9en Datteu
;pon beIien i5leildt ge5ebrt, 10 paB iie ihr
9eeen upd) 5 Sage ldn9er batten frilteH
|t0nuer, Bis l;e pom Monetejulta aeret-
tst ,ooroeu ieer. 0ie bret Sct.iiLri;ct)i
|ge!1 iino auf &eranlaifllng ser panoSis=
fammer peyhaftst ,poroen. Ser 3on
bes @djiffsj1ug gen ,oirb gum @egenItano
elmer lluterI,d)ur9 seuaht luerotu
+ 2on5on, 6. @eptember. 6t.nLen
Iittit in s(breoe, pab ct @ollelep auf osr
@rpebiIipn nab 1bartum bcslsiteu lperz
Sc. Vr rItb, 5rr 9fettlng pun G,1ptol;
jiBeY's 1rllppcu lit 8abr Ga6eue eiu,
@rpcoition pom Congo aus5ulenoen
+ @ien, s. September. @5 miro gs-
melo,t, bab Gb;na sur &ertbe;0i9u1l
bon Betia5 $4,000 Wanu llllier o;c
Baffen ger!1Ten lat uu6 oaB Dem Rrie9z=
minilter gum Nafali uun SdieBbeoari
tl2,0O0,OOO Erancs 5ur &erfiigung &c.
|tellt iporbe1 i;uo.
| I 9onbon, 6. @eptembcr. G;ne
= Gimes" 0epsl@e aus 6oustons met
BET: Der britilhe @ouperneur ba|elblt
|babe ben Befeb( erbalten, oas seletlite
Ser5ot Ser Nntp rbuns Bot @efrutcn in
britilder 0errid aft 1tebenoen @eb;ete
ieiteus einer ausmdrti9en Madt ltreng
burd5ufiiGrcn. Gr babe ben fraNs5Ii;
|iGel1 Q(omirdl 0avon in &enntniB 9eieBl
|unb bieier iu.rbc I 9 barl1a6 rihtca.
! aapitaot, 6, @eptember. Ser Be=
|feblsba6er oes ocuti9en &anonenbootes
vWuli" bat i'm &amen Der beut1den SIC
|9ieruna bon oec 9an5en afrifaniltsu
8eitfuite 5lpiihcn oem l8. uno 26. @y;!-
|oe iiioli9er Nreite, NIT aueini9er 9tus:
|nabnle Ser Maafii&&ai, pelde uor c;,
|uigeu @o1eit r,n Sci BebDrbeu oss
|Raplanoes Den britilden 8e'sbl,ssk,e:s
eil.oerleibt woroen 1T, Beiib cr9riffen.
I Sionep, 9e. @.zN., 6. @eptembec.
Sic Ge9ieruu9 pon 91ellz@iiD=Walcs 6at
Die @infubr ro1 Gbnamit rno 9}itroz
|9lDcerin fir sic 0auer BON le1s Mpna=
ten perboten.
+ @apanna, 6. September. @icr5ebu
G,rlonen lino bier in Der per9ursenen
1S,@e att 9elhen Nieber 9eitorben.
7 Bien, 6. September. Seltreid
litebt int 8e9rift. e::ise &riegsi6iffe 81
elmer 9fci}e nm bic Welt aus5uienoen, in
ber 6offnuns, babur9 bic 6itreidilden
@nnoel5interreiien 5u f6roern.
SIN Eemespar in l1n9arn lit beute oie
|l1n3er straHe ab9ebrannt. Inter bev
ab9ebronnten @ebduben beiinbet jih ei,:c
lgroBe 8rannt,pein 8rennerei. Scr
8srluit lit le9r bebeutenb.
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ct.
bic fi9 81 cridieben perlu6t, bic Rugel
bliie i'm aber MIR leidt am li.tten 9inz
tfrtopfe 9eifreift. St ,Dnrbe pefbaftet
pao befono lidD hei boiler Beiinnun9.
2,bpie nno bas M}dbdsn pnren pou<
iidnbig us9rfft bet
Oss Mo.ass, g., 5. Sept. Der
Neeet, State 8ill, ,uelder bier ieiner
| 3M Jdt.'a9uug ii bus 3uDtbans BON
M,iIonr', aus ,ueldem E. Dor brei Sab
zen entIp;uugen 1T, entgeseniiebt, bat
|frb pe.sanyeae Mu6t 81 crDdnsen en- pec=
ptdt. Gr ipuioe babe; iibtrrai@t nl.b
Fl G.lca gele9t.
Halciy6, g. g.. 5. Sept. 8,uei
ittbduierunb cine Wen9e fleinerer
@ebaulid;eiten iinb bette Morsea abscz
D'aaat. Ser S1aotu belrugt $780,
600.
H'ttsfielo, MaH., s. 5cpt. Sic Bos
piermii6le bon 6. & 6. MaD in Gaft
See 1T beute Morgen tbeiln eiie ob9e>
brannt. @@aoen $4,000.
gulumbus, g., S. Sept. Das
paus bes @ol. CHARLES 45orrot bierlelbit
mar beute Mursen Der Sdanplob elmer
nit BOILER lleterleguug perlbten Morb>
that. Sames @runier, Der ii4 in bas
bibi6e 3tpnn3isid6r;se Dienfmdb9en
@ret4en 8eilin9 perliebt bette, tpurbe
iber bic Nliid1erflamfeiten, bic benz
@dbten bon Mnberen ertuie1en ipurben,
e.ferji9tig. Gr bate geitsrn Nbcnb
oas M1db6eu beludt, lieb iid burd feline
Giferlu4t gu allerbaab Musi6reituneen
perleiten uab ,peigerte fieb f9liebli9 bas
6aus gu perJaiIen, 70 bab Die 8eiling
um 5ulie rief. Col. 8arrot eridie1,
unb bra9te @reiuer oobnrd aus benz
6auie, ba6 er &oliaei berbei.:ei. Be,m
dorfgrben brobte @reiner, baf er bas
Mdo6en nod tpdbreno Der gadt crz
l@ieBen ,peroe. @crte Toisen nm
S1ebelt, tur5 nadoem bic 8tihns aus
Dem Bett ouf9eitoroen unS on bic Gr<
luaan8 ibrer bduslider Obllegenbeiten
ge9an9en tpar, lbli6 li9 @reiner bnr9
bas @ro9el9oB in baS 9aus Gin n..b
feuerte 5tpei S9it1e auf lie ab, BON heaen
Der cine lie in bic Bruit traf uGb ibren
Sob ausenblidli4 berbeifl6r:e. Bar
rot, me!9er ben Small Der S9iiiie gebort
bate, elite bic 9reppe binab. Mls
@reiner ieiner aniid.is puroe, idoB er
|auf i'm, febite ibn aber. Earrot podte
@reiner;; bieier l@oB no9mals ubne lei
HeH 0e9ner du trenen, lWlu9 '9n oonn
m'f Dem Neooloer out ben 8opf nr'o
l'e; onoor. Snsm'l4en lanme'tcn ''d
o'e Na@oorn oof Dem pore; ne per
fo'9fen @retner, nabme:' .bn felt uni
pberl'cierten 'Dn Der Nol'5e'.
Dn,plou, &a., 5. Sept. @etern
{ Mbero gerictbel bier 5amuel 5bort uni
on ~ enl..M:. G.:aL -
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= Des Moines, Soma, 6. @ept. s,

= Des Moines, Soma, 6. Sept. @e=
tern ,mo8te Der Sberif ei'1en leberldn
auf Die bieiiser @@anfmirt1i@aien uuo
ne6m cine Mense perbutener @etrdnte
IN Beldlag. Sic @9aatlpirtbe ma9tea
Mtene gum 98iberitanoe, iparben aber
19neq iiber,palti9t unb in oas @eidr9n.B
sebrobt.
: Sn 5bencnopab, in Soma, idcB
lid bic iun9e Eobter pes reiden &ieb-
bdnolerS @riffit} cine &asel III bic
5dldfe, neil ibr @ater lie 5.uinseu MOL
te, bebuis ibrer ipcite'en 9lusbiloun9 Die
Gormalidule gu beiut3e'i.
: Scraten. 8a., Z. Sept. Das neun
Meilen pon bier in g eaiant galep be-
lesene 6tOrence &oblenzstampiluerf 1T
ob9ebrdnnt. S6aben $4,000.
: Reaoius, &ennz, z. Sept. Nadz
Dem 9elterr Nadmitta9 Die Beerbigua9
beg am Mitiipo9 hcier berodbt;sen
l1mitdnben 9eitorbenen Sacob @iesel
itattsefunoen, tpurbeu Die ggittme uub
Elm illn9er Menld 9famens 8eisler in
@aft geuommen unb in's @eidnsnlB ab<
9eiiibrt. Bei oer am Mor9en ftatt9ez
babten 4ei9enl6au baiten nanli@ bic
NIT Der 8eii@tisun9 ber 2ei9e betrauz
ten Nerste be5eu9t, oab &ieeel an @ift
9ehorben ,1nb bnB bieies @ift tuobrl9ei :
lib Nrienit 9emeien lei. Daraufbin
uuroe BET Babripru@ abseseben, oab
&ie9els Sob bur@ @ift, tpel@es ibm
pon leiner Grau Glen se9eben ,uotoen,
betbeisefibrt iporben ,.no oaB Charles
9eisler ber Mitibuto an BEN. Morbe
brinseno uerod6 i9 lei. &iegel mar so
Sabre ut, unb ie...e 6rau lit crit 2s.
: Selena, @ont., U. Sept. Die nBi9
Gnlino.. @dgemii6le in benz Tarrenz
lpalpe bei gottpnmooh @tp, in benz
Mortana, 1T 9eftern nebifgroBen So!5z
uorratbeu uno bem 9teben9ebauoen elm
8aus Der 6lcmmen se,pproen. Der
59aben ,piro auf co. 600 Dollars angez
idlasen; 8eii4eruns ni4t uorban=
belt.
Baltimore, s. Sept. Seit orei 9oz
gen iteben Die Malbunsen iln GountD
1afbot in Branb. lleber 800 Mcres
Bolb iiub bereits 5e;it6rt.
: @idmone, 8irs.. z. Sept. Sic
@ebduli9teiten Der rs. 8. Smiib See
Gomponp1. bic JaBbinoere1 BON !6e;nz
rid Meb)er nno cine Mense Breunbol5
uno 3oblen il, Der aoblennieoerla9e bon
|Gbarles $. Sage iino beute Elm 6oub
Der 51ammen 9etuoroen. 5@abea
$50, 900.
: &uacola. 6lo. 2. Sept. Die ~
benz Na9laB pon 3. S. @uu.Ddn seb6s
ri9e, in Melino, % Mieilen uon bier, be-
legcae groBe 5d9eu''ble 1T beute abse=
6lannt. Ser Sdoben ,u.ro ali 100000
9elGdtt.
y So Il. g
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sluf Naorcnun9 ber HoIiSti millien 'udbz
reuo bes Nufcntbafts hes g5ar bier1elblt
| |ldmmtlbe &ajare, ,&auf flaosn ano8iribsz
bauler nm nenn llhr glbsuos 9e1dlp1len
tutrbeu Seoer No1'5eibeante bat je
|ihSi SSuier ~ bema6en.
! ! 9onbon, 5. @eptember. Qaut giad<
riebten aus Maceounien per6eereu &Gu=
bcrbauben bas 9ano. Sn1 2auie pes
W0onats Nu9ult lino IS Mealden BON
|ibnen erlnprbet ,pprben.
i I 8ern, 5. @eptember. g(u ,llbitell
|Monta9 trtt bier cine @puferc1j 5ur
I@u5arbeitlng eines internaiis1alen @e=
Iiese5 5um 59abe beg Yerla9sre6tes
on @erten Der Qiteratuc uno &un]t 5uz
|iammen Die &eS'eruu9et BON 6rart<
reid, Stalien, DsltrsieD n.'o Deuti6lano
,uetben 8ettreter 5u Der @onieren5 iel
|be,1, lpdbreno england unb Mn,erifa in
be,ie1ben ni6t pertreten iein ,ueroen.
| I Dublin, 5. @eptenber Das Blatt
/. Srilbman" la9t pon Dem 9erjo9e Dol,
Goinburg auldBlicD uuu oeiien 8elube
i'm Dubliner 6a|en: St lit bcr 1ansz
tuurlt i'll benz @eidfedte Dc; George uno
be Bert6rpsrnn9 bon @len,, mas ST.
lalb Derabl1eut.
4 1 2onbon, 5. 5eptcn,ber. 9ea9riGz
ten aus Neu>5 >5eelano meloen, Dab Elm
sroBes Iusipanbereridiff, Der v9oltingt
bam auf Der Sabrt puu 9onoon ua9
8eQinstpn auf Meuz5eelanb il, ocr
goof 5truBe uuterse9ansen lit, uno bab
lldmmtlide Snlai1en oeilslbsa nit Gus,
uogme BON IA @erlunen Der Manal6aIt
erirEnfen iino,
| Gpdtere gea9ridten aus g9eueSeelanb
|nlelren, oaB Der v9aitingbam" 5ur Belt
iciue3 llntersan9es nur 5 Haiia9iere an
Bor0 9ebabt bat.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-30
Massachusetts Becoming Unsteady.
Especial Telegram to the Globe;

New YORK, Oct. 29.-The Post prints the
following special from Boston:
As the canvass proceeds the Independent
anti-Blaine sentiment displays itself in new
and unexpected quarters in this state, and
the feeling grows stronger among active men
in the movement that Massachusetts, viii
give her vote against Blaine. Some oE the
committee of Zoe have said all along that
they thought the state would vote for Cleve-
land, but this would be such wrenehing of
Massachusetts, traditions that those who were
able to figure it out scarcely dared really to
hope for it. The news which has come in
recently, however, has been Of such definite
and encouraging nature that hopes hereto
fore entertained by the snti-Blaine leaders are
growing into conviction thst the state viii
vote for Cleveland in spite of talk about the
SO. 245 plurality which the state gave GARFIELD.
The politicians say the vote OF last year,
10000 majority for Robinson and
90, 600 for the remainder of the
Republican ticket, the only vote for intelli-
gent figuring now. II is a remarkable fact
that in almost any town where the Blaine
men have iippautly ayowed there were no
Independents, it has only been necessary to
raise the standard Of revolt to draw around
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-30

ing its relations with other nations, as these
relations become so enlarged they become
complicated, and therefore the foreign policy
OF the United States goes right along with its
domestic policy. Supplement and compli-
ment cannot in any affair of our destiny and
our policy separate the one from the other.
Now, gentlemen of the church, address an
earnest word to you. The policy of the Uni
ted States in the past and in the future must
be one of broad. liberal Christian principles,
and in that policy it must be one, in my
Judgment, which draws nearer
within the circle of the sympathies of the
United States those other struggling repub-
Hes of North and South America, which
bring them first into trade relations and then
into closer personal and moral relations;
and believe that We shall not only have
that great gain that comes from intercourse,
but we shall enlarge with civilization of the
Anglo-Saxon until its limits shall include the
utmost southern point of the lower continent.
l did not intend in accepting and acknowl-
edging the great sense of obligation feel
for this honor to go into prolonged political
speech. / have but indicated two leading
points which 1 think are involved in the
the pending election. 1t only remains for
me to say 10 you that recognize at its full
worth the meaning of this assemblage. We
haven't union of church and state, but we
have proved the church is stronger without
the state, and have proved no state can be
strong without the church. Let us go for
ward as we have gone, the state growing and
strengthening by the example of the church,
and the church growing and tightening
by cooperation in every work of reform
Gentlemen, thank you again, and bid you
very cordial good morning