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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-28

LesSuH PiCulc ana epoke this evening, g.
did also President Sullivan, Of Chicspc
and John D.yoy, editor Of the Iftsh Nalior,
None Of the speakers made any aftusion Il
American politics, but corresponden
secured an interview from Mr., Healey
who j. doubtless the best informed man Ii
New. York concerning the attitude OF tht
wtrkipgmen In the State in the campaign
He said: II have found that prior 10 the
Democratic National Convention Ben.
ttmin Butler WAS, am,ng Il Q labor or.
ganiz stions, the almoss unanimous prefer.
encs on account OF bis being the appreesive
champion Of labor principles. Slncs the
convention l have been surprised at
the sxsent Of the movement among
labor organizations to support But.
Ter sB an independent candidate and
at the di-sat'sftctiou with his treat.
ment by the Democratic convention In
Chicago. Bot the delay Ct Bdtler Ia de-
timing his position since the convention Is
subjecting him to much criticism. As b.
tween Cleveland and Blsine there Ia q
sropg tendency toward Blaine. The i'm.
p eeelOh among the workingmen, which
nod impossible 10 remove. fs that the sym.
psthis Of Cleveland are with the mnnopo.
hs,s, as shown by the reasons given BY him
for bis veto Of the Five Cent Fare bill, and
by bis attitude on the Gar Drivers' bill. In
! gard to the latter the workipYnen are not
| Iuenced by sympathy with the car
drivers personally, but take the broader
ground that the IL q asnca Is bad upon the
National sui jsct Of reducing tho hours Of
l.bor. An exhibition Of the flicial record
Of Cleveland on labor measures, which will
no,doubt be made, may tend 10 modify
the prtjudice which wo,kiugmeu hold !
against him, ss his personal honesty Ia not |
called into question in the discussion. -
Asked how the Republican and Dsmo.
cratic National platforms suit the working
men, he replied: THE Democratic plank |
on the tariff is very unsatiaiactcrs, from the
fact Of Its being Interpreted differently by
the various Democratic papere. The r. jec-
ton Of Buffers. tariff plank has created
much dissatisfac.ion among the working.
men. II they vote Tor Blaine, 1t will not
be because they approve Of his past record,
but because they recognizes in him one Of
the ablest statesmen in the country, and
would vote for him in the expectation that
be would carry ont the promise in his letter
81 acceptance, which is generally regarded
as satisfactory document in itself. Please
state" added Mr. Hesley, THAT consider
The testimony Of an etficeholder not valua.
Bile as rule, but / have given yon my
.sndid opinion as formed from all have
heard ond seen among the many working
men with whom hsve mingled recently"
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STATE OF TRADE.
SOME IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS
Aad lsefeaas IL ths vslume-Ths Wheat Crep,
hr'sd'tars and Pfovisloas-so Improve.
nsst ia 1rou-ucoi ia the Hsy.ia w
81. FAvor Coke Trade Dsprssssd.

NEw YoRH, July 20-special telegram
70 5B'ads'eess from leading business cen
tera throughout the United States note
slightly improved volume OF merchandise
shipments to tha Wes.. This Is rendered
OF any aignil:ance at all only by the In.
crease IN The number Of buyers at the prin.
c'pal Atlantic sesboard markets and rather
more encouraging reports from commercial
travellers westand northweat than had besn
expected. The gain is not believed TO war.
rant productions tsto continued improve.
ment ~ the absence OF data 10 10 demand
lor and price paid for the now wheat. The
stt,ngency recently noted in the money
market Continues, and 1t Is believed that a
sudden Jump from nominal rates for call
loans Of eastern centers to q parity
With those now asked by the banks
IS not improbable. The harvesting Of
winter Wheat Is under way generally cas-.
Of the Rocky mountains. In the States
bordering on the Olio river 1t Is. about
completed and It's qualify is excellent.
samples Of new flour a:tes. this. The out.
Icok ior spring wheat, harvesting which
VIII be generally under way next week, Is |
lor an exceptionally large crop, dtthe
most conservative Ia the truda nov have
alh IN a crop ain exctss OF 50i 900 600
Dnseele. 1ns Tho visible supply iie under r..
wv. u.CVo bushels, and, judginS from the hb.
'ral receipts at the southwest, 1t ia likely to |
ncrease hereafter. -; ~
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Crops In the aorthwest. q

MlLwAuKEE, Wa, July T.-Dispatches
from Dakota, Nebraska and Minn. sofa in.
dictate good spring wheat crops. The yield
will be twenty bushels per acre, making
total yield Of 26 900 600 bushels, In
Nebraska tho winter wheat will yield thirty
to forty bushels per acre and spsing,whest
twenty to TWENTY-FIVE. In MINI. sota the
yield will be n .C00. 900 bushels. Corn,
cats, barley and rye promise well, .565'
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NEWS BY THE CABLE,
LATEST FOREIGN n.ws OF FlNTGRIsr
EAs flaaassiddsa Bpota u shs Ola Wosid-rAs
ss'Ady sAreh Of tbs 5Di,sA,,-ssnb,r Of y
D'a'h -rss slh'risa Past spresdIsx.
VA, IWsaty Ptrsons Dsowasd IN ihs volra.

PARIS. July 27.-There Is an outbreak Of
typha' fever in vosges. OF iorty persons
attacked, ten died. NJ.
NARsElLLEs, July 27.-9 p, M-Th,rty.
s'1 deaths have occurred here from cholera
tn the past twenty.four hours. ;S
IouLoS, July 27-6 P M.rThere were
e'evea deaths from cholers here during tho
past twenty -four hours.
PARIS July 27,-There we're twelve
deaths from cholera here to-day, and ak 4
Ak. There 'aa ra-'c IN tho latter n)a, a.
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Attack on Il a unHnrlnHs,

Us1osrows; PA, July 27.-Last night
four Hupgarlans who we're moving their
goods from one boarding house to another
were attacked by q party Of five coke
drawe,s, and ia dsh. which ensued Paul
Elts, one Of the Hunga1isns wss bit on the
head with stone iracturing his skull and
death In two hours. The others were
reriously but none fatally I'M jured. 2 The
five men named King, Nc knight, Rsmsge
J Fell and shaster are held Tor murder,
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NEWS II B8lEF,

A cyclone at Ellington, N. G., destroyed
aeveral buildings. * -.
The S. Louis cese OF cholera turned cut
TO Do ordinary summor complaint. T
The receiver Of the Marine Bank New
York) is paying fifteen percent dividend.
Judge Advocate General Swain hes been
suspended pending the court-martial.
G. W. Hez 4ltine, who killed Mamie
Thorpe, in Baltimore, has been indicted
tor murder. .',g;l q, 5& .l &. .3s
Near Tyler, Texe3, Joe Bailey WIT called
to bis door and shot and killed by Alfred
S:earna. = Dss ~ '..==......lls@S..
A cyclone passed over Terre Hanie, Ind,
Saturday afternoon, and demolished trees
and small buildings. sT9 ~ s&.t75 ;ts-,'',F
The Duluth & Iron Range railroad, Min.
nesota, Ia completed from Agate Bay to
Vermillion Iron Mines.
+ A cable Ia to be laid between Brazil an d
New Qt!eapA 10 work. In connection with
the Bennett. Mackey cable.
The Council Of Ottawa, Canada, hes tixed
tax Of City cent1 on each package Of ex-
ported spirits or other liquors. n: ~.
The crops in Eau Claire county, Wis,
were damaged by hailstones measuring six
and eight inches in diameter. -
Christian Fair, . wealthy farmer, near
Wooster, O., and his wife, were bound and
robbed by three masked men. e, 81, !
The collier Of the Greedy relief expedition
arrived at the Brooklyn navy yard, from
St; Johns, N. F., Saturday night 81
The gas lights in Washington City went
out Saturday evening, and the city was
saved from total darknes3 by electric light.
a tramp, who tried to outrage two little
girls near Wts. Union, o., WEI captured
and barely saved from lynching, by the
Sheriff. T. e4 l.{{2Et, .T'a ft'lg9'
/ siias Hudson, James Padgett and Arthur
Pig, were arrested for attempting to wreck
q train on the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad. .:} ;5''tiI p, x f g7,Eg =
The foundry and machine shop OF Tun.
nec'ife L Co., Nashville, Illinois, hnrned
early yesterday morning. Loas S25 900 ;
Insured for $40 600. ..Ea G5 /;
Several bondholders OF the North Mis-.
seuri railroad have called a meeting to con-
slider the propyisty Of lorsclosipg the mort
gage On that division. e%r74 q 81
An electric railroad, one mile long, he,
been completed, and is being successfully
operated by the East Cleveland (O.) Street
Railroad Company. la agl y
The Swias Of Cincinnati demand ths re-.
turn Of EMIL Frei, Swedish Embarsador,
and that the home government shall make
his aalary commensurate With his needs.
i 4 Several hopaes were unrooied at Cairo
las. night by q violent storm. Fortunately
the steamers in port eecsped without in
Jury. There was also ssiG gale a: Evans
Vile. v H. 7.$3 3a 2, (. ,gs q iirf5s,}
Eugene Bonne,, the absconding and EN-
bezzin Deputy Postmaster Of Wurtem
burg, Germany, ia held ior extradi,ion b,
the United States Commissioner at New
York. 539i;sg Il; ;rE5
The United States Marshal sold the dis
, tiilery property Of Goodrich & Bush, q
: Wes,feld, MapI, for $500 900, to satisfy
judgment Of forfeiture for frauds on th
r revenue, Fl. ,5;. Z.
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The card recently puDnsued by Ohio
county Republicans asking Mr.. Wm. P.
Hubbard to permit the use Of his name be-
fore the Republican Congressional Conven.
tion hes brought out favorable comment
through the district The suggestion hes
also been well received at home by those
who have had the best opportunity to know
and appreciate, III. Hubbard's characte,
and ability. The entries are not cloaed.
but thus lar there eesn to be no ruah ior
nomination which, II bestowed on good
man, will bring with 1t the reasonable GER
tainty Of election. : ''t'N
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ST. PETERSBURG. July 27.-The Gear h,,
appointed commission to revise the laws
relating to Finland in the direction Of a
complete suppression Of local government.
The Diet Of Finland will be limited TO a
consulting role. The initiative of ali laws
will be delegated to the Governor G sne,al.
The reasons for this project ara that the
Nihilis.s are making Finland q basis O
plots sgainst the Car and his government
and that the plo.s are connived at bv ths
Finnish authorities and people. In conse.
quence Of the inquiry into the conspiracy
at Warsaw 1t has been arranged that the
Gar will arrive at the tortrecs OF Modiin.
outBide al Warsaw, AlT9 5g&i5 N. =
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Tux necessity for lne election OF man
with progressive ideasfor Governor OF this
State will be painfully obvious to all we'll
thinking men ia it. West Virginia needs
all the development she can handle. Mr..
Wilson is not ,he man to encourage it.
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Aeases"D.o e.A..v.. A.sfnsed.
MAassRiiLE, Jaly S.--Tne Catholics Of
the city have again petitioped The Mavor TO
Author,ze procasion and public pravera
Ior the abatement Of the cholsIs, but the
uq1est was refused. -7 Ne.
Oaiy five Of the twenty.seven members
olthe Municipal Council Of Aries remain
IN that city. @ So, - -
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Amn,rnma,ed Assuctu,,on ,n. ~. J. Z y; .

,Amn'ghmHte" "AAHucIhtt0h Meetinr.
PITTSBURGH, July 27.-The annual con.
vention Of the Amslsama.ed Ae.ocistion
Of Iron and Steel Workers will meet in tbi,
city August s and continue in seesio,,n five
days. During the convention action viii
be taken looking to strengthening the a.
sociation in the Weat. 80 r. to be able to
demand an eq1aliz A!ion OF wages and priv.
ileges next year. Also TO bring about;
conclusion Of strikes at Beaver Falls Pa,
Aurora, Ind, and Birmingham Ala, !, The
men have been ont at these points lono
time because the manuisc,urers refusa s thse
association recognition. There will he. M m
change in the Offices. About 15o delepatrs tre
from all porls Of the country will be In a.
tendance. ylj, Las, +, l,.ftt; li' -
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Ii thu convention represents the party
tbs West Virginia Democracy favots re-
s.,essment and all that hrs made the SIste
administration odious. This Ia iair join.
ing OF the issue.
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REPUBLICANS cannot afJId to have at
parkenpurg such bear dance es the
Democrats had at Wheeling. The Demo
cratic party Of West Virginia will not soon
racoyer from that terrible shock. E
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The Biberlan Peat

Ct. PETERSBURG, July 2I-rne Siberian
pest has appeared at Ga.schina. a. com.
uittee has been formed, with pf;pcs scba-
pofsky at its head, to enforce viuoron.
sanitary measures to check the spread Of
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Tue pigs and chickens won't relish this
complete endorsement CT the State admin.
is.la,ion. They will fear that the knife
and the hatchet may be preferred to 3
double edged assessment.
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The Common Pleas Court 'of Lucas
county, Oaio, hiss ruled that the Scott law
imposes an assessment and not . tax, and
collection by dis.raint ia illegal. The law
Was recognized to be constitutional. a,
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TuE tic.e! lnss will be nominated al
p.,te,sburg on Wednesday will ba one
hat will en.itls it 10 the confidence and
,ssper, Of all wellthinking persons in this
.ssp''' " Z
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touts the Seyenteeu.u declared: u am
,bss,a,e," Lewis Baker declares, II was
the S,sts." Jacob Jackson says, ME and
Joe Miller and Tom O'Brien are the State
;,st novh r q.
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AL seems low, West Virginia Rspub'
,;caps have nothing to do but to put q
g.Dublicsn Safe ticket in the feid. We
la ca dsllisd with danger leng enough.
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4 DIED.

y EosrER-on . Sunday nish.. July n. 1854, 4. 10
oGei' Hss 'os'ts' W 'ae s:ss 1eAs Of ber sgs.
Funeral from sae ss Id nee Of her daughter. M.
100! E,G Heet. on TuestaV morning =, 10 o,cloct.
gnendl Of the family invited. ~: : \.
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Ghe qntdLiigenttr|,.
mm ..,n..,, ,O.. 70 anu "a sour'rcn'h hsrect.

.sro,Ou. leaving The city during The un'-
nm haze he DAiLY INTELLlGENCER
s.,,o,d,d w. TO their eddie" fr any time, and TO
INV loeali.y dt,irtd at 'htra'e Of V'ee" cents per
yat pO.!ogs prepaid byu'
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Axoruxs sucn col veu,ion wouldn't
leave much Of the party Of Jrf'enon,
I,rob B, Jackson, Cleveland, Hendricks
and Reform in West Virginia.
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THIS week bragg along the Republican
s.a,e Convention. May 1t bring to that
c,nyen,ion wisdom and sale deliver
o"N''D
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Twen'y Per.ons Drow ued, 8
ST. PETERSBURG. July ga passenger
steamer on the Volgs capsizsd and tweotv
peraons we're drowned. . ..sl ~ ~
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ro, 0BmEy.-'l warned them come
time ago to Keep "a The iail Of my coat"
uv. ,oor-Daris 0 O'kaeT'. 'a ~
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Tuy Demvcranc convention hes cut out
,ha ro,k Of the Republican State conven-
,,or nourht row 10 bs vs,y plain sailing.
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rr,ssmils sud murder while smile
Lewis Baker. D.
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Nv admin ration Ia going out in q bltze
n tolory-J. u Jackson. t'
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BRRADstUTfs AND PROVISIONS,

- - 1'''Hh pnnh pStvgfs AND PROVISIONS.
: The pr!cs Of wheat has declined, owing
to favorable crop reports mainly. The loss
on the week fr winter has been s;. Indian
corn has been stronger, owing to email
stocks, limited supplies at the west, heavy
consumption and the possibility OF q cor.
ner. It has gained ic. Provisions have
declined, except pork ut Chicago, which ia
still cornered. Demand, both domestic and
ioreign' is light and the supply is abund-
ant. I...'D5gl -5-."{3
Ia dry goods commission dealers and
j'bbeIs have found some improvement
oyer Last week, though buyers are pur.
chasing conservasively. y'a So.
There we're 225 failures in the United
States reported 10 Brad,treet's during the
past week, as com pared with I'll. in the
Proceeding week, and with lGs, l22 and IS
rpsoectivsly 10 the corresponding weeks uf
1883, 1882 and 1881. About rs percent
ware those oi sma,l traders whose capital
was lees than 5000. Canada had Is. a
decrease Of l. -. y.
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New York BricL l,yer,, strihe.

NC" AVFA nEAuAlny efst 6lflRe.
EEw YaRK, Jolly ga number oi hod-
hosting engineers and plsstsrers refused to
60 to work this morning on Some jobs
where bricklayers and laborers we're strik.
ing. On many other jobs engineers and
plaaterers will stop work Monday. Thia
move, 1t is epgpssed, will hasten employera
to give in on the nine-hour question. n.
The striking bricklayera met tonight.
kilograms were read from all points, eff r.
ing financial assistance, and urging the
men to hold out Committees vera hap.
pointed to visit buildings In course OF erec-
ton, and see that the plsesa OF arike,s are
not filed by mon out Of town. < It was re.
ported that all pleeterers employed on
buildings being erected BY Mark Eidli'z +
Son &dill strike Monday. 1t was seaoIvsd
10 tax each member Of the Union not on a
s,rike 50 a week tor the benefit OF the
strikers, who will be oaid s. day "a long
as the strike lsst,. Fifty striking brick.
layers will go to Wiikesbarre, Pa, for en-
ployment. i5.i VI n
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LAROK TrOVBLEH.
Ohio hfuerS G..nventton-Sew York
H.tl Hrlcklaye era hir,ke. sf

NEt. Erlcklay era hirike.
MAssILoN, o, July 25-The Executive
Board Of the Ohio Miners Amalgamated
Association, have Issued call for State
Convention, and it now, seems probable
that the proper steps will be taken to settle
the war that has been raging between the
President; Hon. John MeBtide, and the
Executive Board, who have been defend
ing the actions Of General Secretary John
H. Williams, both Of whom reside in this
city. The convention will undoubtedly be
largely attended, and the results OF its de.
libera,ions are awaited with interest all
ovdr the State. Following ia the call ier
the convention, in foll: n
FELLow WoRkAES:-The precarious con-
dition of the mining affairs OF the State,
and the divided position Of the Association
demanda a convention Of The miners oil the
State. Every f,rt is needed to prevent
the reduction Of the price ior minipx in the
Hooking Valley, and preserve prices in the
other districts OF the State, rs we'll IS to
save the Association from going down.
Therefore, you ara hereby notified that a
convention Of the miners Of the State Of
0 Oaio will be held in the city OF Mas,illon,
! 9 ,on Thursday, July 81, 1854; a, 10 o'clock
A. n. Each mine Hhall be entitled to one
deIegase, but two or more may combine
for sake Of economy and send one or more
delegates to represent them The hasis Of
representation shall DO one vote for every
twentv five miuers represented, or The
NAL 1rlty fraction thereof. 90.
The q ies.ions to be considered are
F1sv-rns disturbances in the assccia.
ton. Nl s&l 49,,
sscond-Tha Hooking Valley trouble,
and lp;i prices for mining at present snnd il il
Third-n'ganization and miscellaneous
businees. slsi S.fi};z (, !. $50 ~,
This, ,copyeption is an important cue,
aad 1t hehooves the miners Of every mine
to bs represented. The difficulties that
have arisen in theassocia,ion will be taken
up and definitely settled. Over tilty mines
in the State have declared that they will
not send il any moneys or support either
Ipiae until this trouble Is set,led and now
all personal feelicgs must be thrown aside,
and we muat come together and protect
our Interests regardless Of individuals,
AID on This point del,gates must come un-
iCsructsd, except to heat 10th sides Of the
case and give fair and honest decision, 80
that all factions may be united for The
good Of the association and the miners Of
Onio. BY order OF the Executive Bard.
'Ira3w WllI1AAl T.. sa,yH. )
Est'y Executive Boaro 0lio Mineis Anal.
| spamated AEsociatiop. Y. 81. -.
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There is no improvement to report in
the iron and steel trades. There is, OF
course, steady business in pig iron re.
ported rom week to week ofsmall-of very
moderate proportions, sales averaging
from ten to twenty ton lots. But these do
not aggregate very large amount, and
holders Of American pig iron, despits tn.
light stocks and decres3ed production, re-
port prices as steady only. II is not iuire-
4oent to bear ofsales 'p. =" but 1t is worth
while noting that thess arc not OF first quail.
ity iron and ara more often than otherwise
It lots tor which there are special REASONS
why 1t should be disposed Of. Daring the
past Tetk several furnaces have been
obliged to shut down 10. want Of work.
The arrivals OF Scotch pig iron at New
OH nave been. been much larger than
hss been customary Of late, amounting to
] 500 tons, owing 10 the arrival Of a steamer
Overdue. OF this quantity some GOO tons
were stored. Both the home and iureign
pig markets have been steady and continue
90, hut the busineas offering is az small
ca eyer. AT Pittsburgh several mills which
have been shut Of late have hniahsd their
repairs and will begin operations again.
At the time Of their closing the msnuiac.
sared and mill iron trade was practically
atagnant, and there has yet been 70 rsyi.
val in the demand. 20 jsii uot eA,y to per.
ceiye ths iuuucenent for 1eiiuying in
freaaed Prediction warranted. Steel rails
are quite es low and as dull as ever. Since
last week n aale haQ heeu reported at ST at
tho Mill. 'the lowest fixures" ever made
In the Uai.ed S:ases Il ia only fair to
state that west and southwest there is rels.
lively mora businesa doing in iron than IN
the east ~. 7ss5-l. ). e =.
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gEEARx OF yRRE TRADE.

trade. II ls only within the past torty'
seven years that che favored that policy.
Prior to that Tor Ave hundred years she
had been the mos! pronounced Of protect.
ionists. Who can contemplate the history
OF Ireland, or Turkey. or India without
feeling q contempt Tor Britsiu2 The manu-.
iacturers OF Ireland have wasted and gone
to decay as the reeult # the policy forced
upon her by England. To-day England
Strikes hands with the Democratic party
Tor free trade. II there is any one who
will keep that company, l don't want him
to keep company With me- Who are the
Republican candidates aud what ia the
p'allorm2 Is there scbool.boy who can,
read the Republican platform and tell wha,
1t means2 As for the Democratic platform
am content to take Democratic Ban But.
lers analysis. ~, ,5i;s. A h
Don't allow yourselves 10 bs deceived
by ciap.trap. The issue il between free.
trado and protection. The one way leads
to freedom and prosperity, tie other t.
degradation. 4 do no. hesitats az 10 nv In
dividual duty. For the future thsil bt
ionnd under the Asg Of protection and Rs
publicanism. In respect TO these ness
ures, where will you ind a man NOR,
dis.inctly identified With both than an,
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