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the SILVER DOLLAR.
petitions Presented I'm the House Urg-
tur n RepeaI Of the Coinage Act

petttsons Presented I'm the House Urg-
Inx . Repeal Of the Coinage AeS
WAsH1SeroS, March l7.-In the Senate,
petitions were presented from public COM
mercial bodies asking the repeal OF the law
authorizing the coinage Of the silver dollar.
Mr.. Allison presented joint resolution
from the General Assembly OF Iowa reiat-
ing to plsuropnsumonia. and urging the
sdoption OF means to its e1tirpauon.
Msssrs Mcmillan, Palmer and Aanderson
presented petitions from citizens Of
their respective States praying Con-
ersss to propose the Sixteenth Amend
msns, prohibiting the Acknowledgement q
citizens on seeount of sex Mr.. Vest, from
the mercantile bodies Of 81. L,ats, pssi
ton praying for the exsensina OF toe
oonded per11d on whisky. Ne. taxtiis re-
D. .r.si to the Senate taTorsoiy from shs
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A MURDERER's FLIGHT.
Frank LangstOn Covers HIS Tracks se-
cuIeIy From the Police.


WASHINGTON, March 17.-Frank Lang
ston, the murderer, appears to have GOV.
cred his tracks pretty securely, and the
indications are that the police have been
pursuing the wrong clews. 1t has been
sscertained that the morning succeeding
the mur er young Langston purchased
ticket for Chicago at the office Of the Penn
sylvsnia Railroad Company, corner OF
Tbirlieth street and Pennsylvania avenue:
A driver OF a baggage wagon recognlzea
the fugitive but at the time did not knoF
of the crime that had been committed.
Subsequently he saw Langston at the Bh
timore and Potomac depot few minutes
before the departure of the half past nine
A. NJ. train for the West. As the Eastern
trip Of the detectives wss truitisss; tne
probabilities are that the Yidocqs OF the
West might throw some light upon Lang
ston's whereabouts.
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Tho - Bo1o 80 . -.
LouuvfLLk March l7.-Ch0is Watefa
. rsg picker, to-day kilisd ~ -
Thomas Freeman vtth . feek ~ Mng
fun Of him.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.
The Fisht Between Railroads for the
Traffic.

Traffic.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE Pennsyl
yania Railroad is determined that the Bal
timore and Ohio shall not catch them nap
ping again, and run in big blocks Of Can
berland coal. The only way oil transport
ing the Cumberland coal here was through
the Chesapeake and Delaware canal: Tn:
Pennsylvania in order to block this hs.
struck bargair with the Canal Company
agreeing to raise the rate Of tolls ON Goa
on their Baltimore division IL the cana
Wouli make o raise. This prevents Low
contracts on Cumberland ceal, as the pro
ducers cannot make them In the face oil
the increased tolls on the caEal.
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r,ucs, Cow in Ihe world Dead.

Iowa CITY, IA, March l7.-"Mercedes,"
the celebrated Holstein COW, owned by A.
B. Walls, Secretary of the National Hol-
stein Breeders Association, died this morn
ing Of milk fever, The COW and her calf,
which also died, were valued at $4,000.
Mercedes" bad the greatest milk and but.
ter record in the world.
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A CARLOAD OF CORN
Sent by Kansas Farmers 20 the Flooa
Sufferers.


Sufferers.
WIoHIrA, KAs., March ia solid train
consisting of thirty-one cars loaded with
corn, which was contributed by the farm.
ers of sedgewick county and the business
men Of this city to the sufferers in the
Ohio river valley left this city this
morning. The thirty one cars contained
twelve thousand and four hundred
bushels Of corn shelled and cleaned, and
was the spontaneous offering OF our people,
ell being raised within few days. Each
OF the twenty.six townships OF the county
more Hundreds OF wagon loads addl.
tional were offered and number Of loads
came In this morning but too late to go
into the train which was already as large
as could be con npeniently hauled.
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Fo,xer for the Russian Mission.

New YORK, March 1.-THE Washington
correspondent Of the Brooklyn Eagle re-
wives the story of Secretary Folger's pro-
posed retirement from the Treasury. There
is talk OF sppoio ting him to the mission at
st. Petersburgh. The President and Mc
Folger had = lorg conference on Saturday
and il is believed this offer was formally
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PERIODICALLY SUSPENDED ANIMATION.
Singular IDsesibility OF q Child In
Pennsylvanta After NightfalA.

PennsylvaniA After NightfalL
PITTSBURGH March IA wonderful case
of suspended animation is reported from
Egypt, Venango county. The subject is
an eightyear old boy, who has lived and
died every day during the last month.
From sunrise to sunset he enjoys good
health, and romps around like all children
ur conscious and remains 80 until morn
ipg. Physicians are sorely puzzled by the
case. One said: 81 pricked him with a
pin snd applied galvanic battery to his
most sensitive parts, but without creating
the least impression. l forcibly raised one
of bis arms end ii remained in an upright
position. The members we're like wax aHd
we're covered with indentations which
made with my ingers." The child had
Just recovered from whooping cough VIII IN
this strange affliction came upon him. II
is proposed 10 take him to New York,
where he will be examined by the most
eminent physicians in the country.
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nix. riltnn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WASHINGTON, Pa, March 1.-THE SEN
tsncs of VIM. Clark, for larceny, was two
years; Charles Miller, for horse stealing,
three years, and for larceny ope year to the
Penitsntiary; Isaac Cook, pointing a pis-
tol, six months to the Workhouse.
The remains Of Miss Tilton, OF Whining
ton, Delaware, were cremated here oday.
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a.,nr.e,,. Goa, for the West.

PHILADGLPHI,, March T.-Messrs Gowen
and Vanderbilt have planned . big West.
ern eoal trade They estImste that the
amount Of anthracite needed TO supply the
West this year will be 5. .O0o, 900 tons. They
are endesyorjpg to have o trunk line pool
formed on anthracite coal freighs the
same as on other merchandise.
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Iron and Steel Trade.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March F.-Lorfn
Blodgett, the statisticisu, has just finished
a canvass OF the iron and steel trade OF
this city. The annual product hs values
at $50, 600, ,0O9 He cites that the trade 10
moving along with smoothness, and that
there have been no strikes, with no pros.
pects of any.
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Big Enterprise.

HAnnnsURs, Pa. March 1.-THE Pref'
ton coal and improvement company Of
philsdelphis, the mining operations OF
which will be conducted in Schuy1kill
,ountv. vss chartered to-day with capi-
hi of S. 600 900. The corporation la min.
ing branch Of the Philsdelphia x Reading
Railroad Company.
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He DIED SATISFIE0S
An ola Fe0a Causes the Death OF Two
Texans

GRKENyuLE, Tex, March III. Parker
and Joe Baker, between whom there was
an old fsud, met in the town of Black
Grove Saturday, and after few words
Baker shot Parker fatally through the
lungs. Bystanders took sides and eX-
changed number Of shots without result.
Bsker then ran into an sdjnining house
ard got another pistol and was returning
y! IN he Was fired on with a shot gun by
his victim, Parker, and instantly killed
Parker when told that his own wound was
probably mortal replied: Don't give a
G. d-n. will die satisfied
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AWarnins Go wife Beaters.

KNOXVILLE. TENN, March l7.-Wm. Nc
Kinney was to day killed by his wife at
Nsvoomb, sixty miles north of here.
Mckinney, who wss drunk, had been
abusing his child. The wife interfering,
he threw hsr down and began choking her,
when she shot him dead with plstol shs
had concealed Ia her clothes.
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aun,sd for Years, CApIa-ed Al Last

sraUNrOS, Va, March 1.-THE Poiles
this evening, on q requisition from the
Governor of Ohio. arrested at Waynss-
boro A. II. Finch. The police have been
hnn,ing him for years. An old acquaint-
go met him in Waynesboro and recog-
niSing him, gave information to the police.
Sorns six or eight years ago Finch emoez-
1Isd some unknown thousands from 3
continent firm in Cincinnati.
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Living Three Weeks Win o
the RPaim.

NEw HAVEN, March H.-Pstrick Can't
We'll. of Thomaston, aged So, and native
of Ireland, has lived over three weeks
with a bullet in his brain. Three weeks ago
Saturday be was shot in the forehead the
bal passing down into ths orala a9u ~ IoNS
~. Inserted TWO and a half inches;
sbould blood poisoning set in, death would
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-18

Asehsol Boy killeA With . Rsosti.
NEw YoRK, March T.-Robsrt Coismsns
q loyssr-old Newark boy. sat down on .
sharply pointed slats pencil In school On
Friday which had been placsd on bis char
by one Of his schoolmAtss. The psnoil
penetrated about three inchss and was Then
broken of. The boy was taken 70 hls
home in Bank street and medical assistance
summoned. Despite the care Of The physi.
clans the Lad sunk rapidly and died ysstsr.
day. fb.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-18

DAYTON. o., March ia Toledo. Gin
cinnai and St. Louis narrow gauge coal
train was wrecked at Harbine's Station at
1 o'clock this afternoon by q broken rail,
resulting In the killing Of fireman George
Smith ard seriously injuripg the engineer,
Clark Scatter. Reaf cars and the engine
were DESTROYED
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IyumbulI Ceuuty Politics.

WARREN, o., March 1.-The Nineteenth
District Republican Committee has fixed
April II as the date for holding the con.
vention to elect delegates TO send to
Chicago. Tbe meeting will be held IN
Wsrren. There is no doubt that James q.
Biains is the choice Of threefourths OF the
Republicans of Trumbull county for Presi.
dent
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Large Results PREM . 0eOesso4 oseos
BALTIMORE, March T.-Tbs police raidsd
the iamous White Elephant gambling
house on Saturday at midnight and thirty
police pounoed upon the sttsndants put.
ting them oil under arrest The police
then crept up stairs and bursting Ia tho
door found about 300 prominent and ~.
spected citizens buckiag he tiger. When
the police sppsared each Of them made
frantic efforts 10 escape, but wsrs oil cap
tured.
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-. .Ionrnnl,, Reiarns 60 one FoId.

AIr,SY, March NV. J. Arkell today
..,pmed control Of the Albany Evening"
Iouruai aud places the editorial and gen.
.,sI management in the hands OF John A
s..ieber. An editorial says the paper Tili
return 70 the Of the priaeiPieS sspIo
,stov, tbs abolition Of internal revenue
!srss sxcept on whisky and tobacco, aud
!. al nnpose the continued coinage OF silver.
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ARaanix WIN Mourn,

CLEVELAND, o., March 17.-Ars. Wilson,
widow of the late Hiram B. Wilson, Judge
of the United States Court, died this morn.
ing at her residence in this city. Miss
Jennie Chamberlain, the famous American
beauty now in Europe, is granddaughter
of the deceased.
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rn. PreaIdent's CosaIy state Dinners

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE President
expects to give one more state dinner this
season, and after Lent one general recep-
tion. The custom he has set Of inviting all
members of Congress to 9 dinner once
year. while very agreeable to members, has
Issn rather a costly one. Dinners thus Tar
siven have cost over s, 900, or more than
Sne-tenth Of the yearly salary. Only Sens,
tor Riddleberger and Congressman Hn7d
aid not attend, owing to private matters
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How Y.n..ylyania.s celebrated.

PHILADELPHIA, March T.-There was no
d. bic celebration here to-day. In the
coal regions the day was honored by total
suspen sion OF work at the collieries. In
the Pattonville, Shenandoah and Shamokin
districts mspy Thousand were idle, and st
,Ums towns there were large professions.
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A riIden Call from the south.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 1.-THE Constisu.
ton having canvassed the State, announces
an almost unanimous demand for Mr.. Til.
den's nomination for the Presidency. The
recent interview with him 10 taken q Q
declaration that he IL not O candidate, but
is willing to be forced to take office.
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Fire Bugs NJ work.
SDeeial % ne Register.

PARxERsBU5S, March 1.-TWO stables,
the property y Mrs. Burche and William
CorweI, were destroyed by fire to night
The loss Is about three hundred dollars in
each case. The origin was iucendiary,
Both were insured.
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a co.r1..s e.ss - Ss,1! e
dag dn1s ~ - q
bsa.s n.y = tesn1 !. &
s:.sa :: 49, sSs..s ~ 81 80 : Il q
bssze ~ sssleve ssesy eyo9eso
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Fnperal or Emie Weaiher.by.

NEw YORK, March 1.-THE fuaeral of
Emie wesshersby, the actress, who died
Saturday. took place to-day from tbs
little church around the corner"
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what Msde Her Famous.

SAN FRAScrsco. March 1.-THE death OF
Mrs. Annie Key Turner, daughter OF Fran
cis Scott Key, the author OF the star
| Spapgled Banner" Is announced, at Mare
| Island.
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An Iren Barge Sunk.
Special 10 tks Register.


STEUBENvILIE, March l7,-As the tow
boat Iron Age was passing down this
morning she struck the Pan Handle rail-
road bridge sinking barge of iron.
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A MIcHreas boy ste bar Of soap. drank
a lot OF coda water and went 70 bed 70 cure
bis cold The doctor hsd bard time 70
null him through, bat The docfJr nos say.
the next lime be ostshes oCld be Ell
nae Or. q III. Cough Sprup.
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rur rsrY best remeiy thas csn p. p

THEvery best remedy that can ,,ssss - Ss% af
poundsd from our Presens sos mn.
ss.is' "a ,ihsr lung diseases, Is Dc. WIS
49, sI.,. RsIssn, as Of wild Cherry. It has cured
.l.soy -. css~s m consumption vhsn all otneI
=, n,sdis bad failed A single spoSpo,ua, spa sna
y ill cufe an ordinary cough or eo'os an.
we instant relief 10 asthma ~ ~ so"Ia ~
ms hesliIg aud stre0gshening 20 -
throat srd lungs, ard - very p'oA'a'' y
TAXA
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One Huadred and Twelve Lost Their
Lives.

PHILADELPHIA, March 17.-President Lisk
telegrsphs from Pocshontss to the Office
here of the Southwest Virginia Improve
ment Company, that the loss of life by the
mine explosion was one hundred and twelve
men. Preparations are making to flood the
mine. Work in the West mine has been
resumed
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nm. Lnst or Henry q. rllasa.

HupsoS, n. Y, March 17,-Tos funeral
of Henry A. Tildeu, at NsE Lsbanaa. this
afternoon, was largely attended, Samuel
j, T:lGsn WAs not present.
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u,samnrhar and suIcIde.

Sr. JOHNS, n. F., March lT.-An awful
tragedy occurred this morning at Grand
Jeryoice. A resident merchant named
Martin. was found on the floor of his shop
dead, his brains being blown out HIS
vile was found stranglsd in her bed, aud
and beside her dead body her babe lay
tranouilly sleeping. A young lady named
Allen, who spent the previous evening
Ig;th them, SAYS everything went pleasant
Iv and there was nothing 10 hint that sucn
q frarfnl crime was pendlng.
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"FEAR brings disgrace, brsSery bring,
honor, coWdrdios saves no nan from kix fate
says the Caliph 0msr; bu. 0e BI Cough
syrup hes saved miiiia6s fsoa 81 sSial
ate.
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-. Paraae An the metropolis.

Szw YoEx, March 1.-THE six'y-ninta
psg,meut marched st the head OF the 81
p.t,jck,s pay parade to-day. Mas was
- A. the Cathedral. Reports from var
ioDs mir "a are thai the customary teSiiVi-
,iSs sre being observed
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General Grant. whereabous..

PoRTgIss MONROE, March 17.--General
Grant snd party left this afternoon for
Washington where they will send a cou pie
of weeks.
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A Ria Ktrs fn Heaah. Chleaae.

CHICAGO, March n.-A nrs occurred In
South Chicago early this morning. dsstseg.'
Ing completely the large frame row known
a. the Calumet block and twelve othse
frame buildings adjoining Ths buiidlnes
were occupied mainly - stores The
kfOO G0l
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Thsy sss 1es Ais0ws1 - Aeoo.
yuEYAap HAvEB. NascA i5s-fbe eo1S
tsry Of ne rssasury has dssi1ed ~ -
tventy tvo aiIseed Cuhe1 bes61is Se.1y -
% allowed . issA ustii tbsis - = ~
,h<r INQUIRED Int. fS y \
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ahevn 81 Thels nut.

Albany, n. T., March H.-0evessee
Cleveland has spprovsd tbs Roosevelt blli
siyiss the Mayor Of Nsv yosk ~ pe.se
OF sppointmsnt without eoonsneeseo ~
the Hoard Of AldermSA.
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~ nsosD Des60e Rns6s WesA.
sHAvnss O., MaBsb i5.--3bs uassn q
ssxiks bsss asss Mo- = setssned =.
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OpenlnE oG the CheSVes Uoe12 ~
MILyoRp, Pa, March H.-Ths trial of
John F. Grsenins and Joseph p. BENJAMIN
for the murder Of Annie O. Chssvsf, %
bis farm last October began 70 day. The
case rests wholly on circumstantial evi.
denoe. The Chesver family are notsd des.
peradoes and the terror OF the community.
The murder was most bratal and horrible
In its detaih.
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. n.,aa.. o..s.a,ssv, csss Ssss.,

UsIoSrowu. March H.--oving 70 ths -
rious illness Of Judge Ingrshsu's brother
Court adjosrned this morning. Ths famous.
Morgan conspiracy ssss Will net cone %,
until the third weekiA June. NegeD efe,
freely made that tAs psossoatea vui -
Withdrawn.
- Rssvseh's.D - q Washln9soo.
WnmHoros, March H.-St fstsicfs.
dag opened here bright clear md vasn- u
was sslsbratsd ~ general parsds d u.
IIsb societies. which mascbsd thfoask ~
principal strsess and avsn.cs, and vsee ~
yisved by president About 100 nsa
were IN the pnOcesgi0n.
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Brutal Attack sn nis HetbseAa-LaW.
KEwAsEr, ILL.,, March i7.-.IAst evening
- Mrs ChAilotts Blank vas driving hone
alone, . man jumped into the back end 81
the buggy and with . heavy club com.
menosd pounding the lady over ths head.
inflicting q number Of terrible voundA
The horse took fright and ran away, throw.
Ing her to the ground. Very slisht hopes
are entertained for her recovery. Before
Mrs. Blank lost consciousness phe statsd
that she recognised - her asseilant her
son.in,lsw August kruhn, who be- essn
arrested. Kruhn claims that his mother.
ln.law destroyed bis domestic happiness,
but denies his guilt
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rns Aoesss % meaSp DAll.

GKEEnsBpss, Pa, March H.-Twelse
thousand dollars IL Ne amount Ssqsiree
and Furnished By yehn 4. MOI, - I'll -
BIS appearances wbsn wanted ~ ~ -
orems court for the manslAaghtef 81
McGoogsu n Port Royal.
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Asassh rhsssv-ssrse Dsss Lses.

4 HAash fhAgev.eoreo eesbooos
PANAMA, March. l7.-A shafk of unususi
Dimensions has bssu oaptussd In The vatses
Of Panama Boy. Il measured thirty -tAfse
feet in length and Il llss - the beseh I'D.
In visited BY the entire populstion, We
comes by hpDdfsjs 10 eaD md shudas! g
the once ssBguinaRy bat nov harmless
monster Of the deep.
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rne Ass.ss WIN - DsssvsbOseA.

Bosros, March 1.-THE Suprsns Court
is understood 10 have granted the spplics-
ton OF the Globe Nstioasl Bank on bshslf
Of the creditors Of +. Shaw q Bros. for .
pro rata division to the creditors OF The
available assets by the assignee Who he's
something over one million dollars eA
hand.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-22
Lifo,s y q I'd en- Q.

A large part OF life's burdens are self.
imposed and wholly neesiless. Fears
OF calAmities which never happen, .
doleful habit Of looking NJ the worst, .
suspicious disposition, n jealous turn Of
mind, these are.the tyrants that load US
with burdens heavy TO bear and eed
less to carry. II We should honestly
examine the various burdens four lives
We would be surprised TO find how many
of them are Of this character. Not only
may We drop them II We will, but jus
tice to others demands that We should.
A man or woman habitually unhappy
IL essentially selfish, and 10 always q
thorn In the community. There arc
enough crosses and trials In life which
must be borne, without manufacturing
artificial and needless ones; and the
moro thoroughly We rid ourselves Of
the latter, the more enc rgy and spirit
We can bring TO bear upon the former.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-22

The Every Evening does not like t.
be told that, in its support Of free trade,
it is working side by side with the
British free-trade papers, all favorinf
the election Of Cleveland. In revenge
it turns upon Us and calls US rat >
organ, and other uncomplimentary
names that are meant to be very often
sive but which will only return like q
boomerang to plague the author. Sen
sible people always conclude that the
party that resorts to personal detraction
has the worst Of an argument
Notwithstanding its half column Of
personal defamation 1t has made no At
tempt to deny that 1t advocated free
trade aud that in doing 80 1t was in full
sympathy with the British free-tradt
press, the Golden free-trade club, and
in direct opposition to the large manu-
featuring interests of Wilmington and
the thousands of workingmen that live
by them.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-22

has no business to be State. and the
soooer it is remanded back into Ter
ritorial Government the better 1t will
be for Republican form Of Govern
ment. The votes of such States as
Mississippi and South Carolina ought
never to be counted as Presidential
contest, until those States learn to pro-
tect their citizens in the exercise of D
free speech andan unbranded vote. By
such means only is there any hope
whatever Of the election Of Cleveland.
The thought OF such contingency
should disgust every honest Democrat.
What becomes Of all their talk for
honesty and reform as long as they are
willing to take advantage OF such cleo
tions ~ are held in Mississippi, South
Carolina and other Southern States.