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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
SiutaereS GINS.

Bonn nd6fem l. Sanuar an .pirb be,
Yreis bon @as auf $3.50 fir tauIent
&ubiffuB berabgefett uerben, nit Ct.
maBigu1gen (laut S~pe3iaaifte) auf aGt
&e6nungen, bic Dor benz 10. b. SO.
i'm 2ofale Der @efeli9aft bsri9tigi
tper5en.
IS miro bas bic brittle Rebuftion i'm
preife fein. BON ie SO Gents per taufeno
SUB, bic bic San @ntonio Sos Com
panD innerbalb Der lebten 20 Monate
gema6t bat, un6 bic @eieli1aft boft,
oaB he bur9 gr6Beren Berbrau1 balo
IN ben Stanb geiebt merben lpirb, ben
Yrels nod mebr gu ermdBigen.
unier 8as 1T BON ppr3iigli1er Qua=
litdt, ndmli6 pon elmer 3endtfraft bon
IL Bergen fur Brenner bon Al Sub per
Gtunbe.
Sobalo es triib f1eint, mir6 bic rr.
fade gew6bnli9 in ben @6breu au fus
den fein, bic Die @eielidaft INNER bereii
TT, auf 0erlangen unentgeItli9 gu rei=
nigen. Sn Mnbetradt bes gldn3enben
2i9tes unferes Sales mnb feiner bollz
fommenen &einli9feit uub @efabrlofig=
feit 1T es bas m6gli6ft ipariame unb
befrieoigenbe grleu6tungsmittel.
Sieienisen, bic lire @ebauoe aum
eriten Mfal NIT Gas perfeben, pber lire
gegenpdrtige 8eleu9tung p~ergrDBern
woaen, m6gen ii@ gefdlisif an ben
Superintenbenten penber, i'm 9ofale
Der @eieafdaft, Weft 9oufom Strabe.
17,11,6W1mt
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gtaot=

8. %. Ma6aras8, Der gigentbiimer
Der SSlfa Nurieries, bat ein Depot in
Der Stabt, in go. 300, 9ouftonitraBe,
er0fnet. Ntan miro baielbft ftets cine
Nuswabl bon 8lumen unb 8lattpHons
gen, frli1en 8artenfdmereien, 8lumen=
5rDiebeln &C. finoen. Gerner bdIt er ba>
ielbf proben bon 3ierbdumen, Stolen
unb ~fenfi9en @artengemddfen. Ollie
in Der Stact gema6ten 8eftelungen
tperben am nd6ifenSage BON berg1urferD
ausgeflbrt NIT frif6 Der grbe entnnms
mene1 @eDd9ien. Ollie feline @emd9ie
finb bier geaogen unb es tpir6 garar=
tirt, oaB iie mirtli6 Das linb. mofir
fie ausgegeben merben. Man ner>
medsle ben plab ni6t; Slfa Nurieries,
No. 800, 9outon>5 traBe. 10,12,t-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23

unb Der Guliur itberbaupt eintreten, in
tpel9er es fdbis 1T, Die erbabenen Sms
ttltuttote1 zines republifanifnen
Staatspefens aufre9t gu balten, gu
f0rbern unb unter ibnen in WpbIitoro
gu leben. Damn tpirb bas 2anb in bic
3. pbaie Der gntmidlung fommen, uni
tpleoer anf meine borne etablirten 4
gpo6en 5uriif3ufebren.
ytur UNI bieie 4 @po6ensg intbeilung
gu ibrem @nbe gu fibren, mill i6 mod
bic lebte berfelben ermdbnen-ni1t neil
i'd 6ieielbe etpa balb fir Merifo por=
ausidbe. DieIe b66ite @ntpidlungss
ttufe 1T bieienige, 3u mel6er i9 bel.
lei6t bic meiften oppol i%tionellen Mnid=
ten portrehen meroe. Sic bisbexigen 3
3eitabidnitte bilben etabien, Die elm
BOLT mehr in feiner duBeren @etaltung
pprmeif.
9ingegen 1T es f6on cine gereifte
i6Dne @po6e, in pel9er ia aud bic
meiften cipiliiirten Nationen leben, mo
bic &~onfurrens unter Den geamten unb
Der parteifampf obue Strung Der nors
malen @erbdltni1e por ii6 geben, mo-
oas Bolt feinen WiQen bat.
Mls flores uno sfructus' elmer fe1t=
tpur5eltoen miirbigen &egierung nit
gere6ten Staatsformen, fam fpdter
bic geiitige &~enolutipn fommen. Sn
oteier lebten bierten Wan6lung miro
nod bic Nation geldutert: 8erfanb,
Woral. &eligion perben auf ibren
ri6tigen punft geftelt. aIs Beilpiel
fibre i'd 9euti6lanb an nit ieinem
&ulturfampf, ieiner Nrbeiterfrage unb
angemei1en foaialen @dbrung. Sas
amerifaniide Bolt 1T mod gu perfdiez
fenartig aufammengemiirfelt, nod ti6t
genug gu einem Blute amalgamirt,
als baB es fi6 in iol6en Oifierenaen
ber~fdnbigen f6nnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
Gin pielperbetRenSes l1ntermebmem.

Yin btelberbetRen0eS nnternebmett-
Wir fiiblen uns oeranlaBt, atpei ur=
ferer dltefen un6 befannten ginmohner
pegen ibrer iabrelangen @ei9dftstbdz
tigfeit unb ibres llnternebmungsqeiites
5u erudbnen. gs finb bies Die 6erren
u. S. GrD unb Colonel s. 9. u NJ
brews. SIN ganaen Staate linb fie
our 8eniige befannt, obne baB es 116tbig
wdre, ibre fpe3ielen @eroiente berpor-
3ubeben. Sic baben utter benz Namen
Mnbrems 6 Grn
elm Gompagniegef6dft gegriinbet, bas
benz Mn= unb 8erfauf bon @~runbeigens
tbum i'm State Seras feline beionoere
aufmerfiamfeit f9enft. Die Office be-
finbet fi9 i'm 9auie Nro. 2 Weft goms
MERGE Stra6e, in umittelbarer Ndbe Ser
Bride. @ie bereits ertpdbnt, tperben
bic 9auptmerfmale bes neuer Inter
nebmens in benz Grperb unb Berfauf
bon 2anb unb @runbeigentbum be-
feben. Grembe, tuel6e nit Der Mbfidt
bierber fommen, lire &apitalien in bies
fem Gef6dfts3fpeige 3u inpeniren, uers
ben es portbeilbaft finben, NIT genanrs
ter Girma gu u%nterbanbeln. Bei6e 6er=
rem baben peri6nlide 2enmtniB BON fat
allen 2anbbermefungen in unferem
bliibenben unb pprtpdrtsidreitenben
Staate. 9,12,t1m, 10
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
s@mbe uaS etiefel fiir ben wtnter.

2oBt @u6 bur6 ni9ts abbaltett, gu
George sc. @uIlipan, ITO. 249
Wef Commensurate, gu geben, penn
Sbr S9ube unb @tiefel brauht.. SOL
genbes fol entf6eioen. Db man ldnger
nod bobe preiie in anbern @ef9dften
be3ablen ion. 9err Sulioar bat ben
fdmmtli6en Maarens8 orratb i'm Wers
the bon mebreren Sauienb Dollars ers
ftanben, uno perfauft bas beriibmte
&eDnolos Bros. Gabrifat fiir 9erren,
9amen, 2iaber biliger als irgeno Ses
man6. @6ube ftr @6ultinber, tpel6e
feit Sabrer nit $1.75 be3ablt murben,
foifen bel Su1iDan $1.50. Mn &ei9s
baltigfeit bonn @em6bnli9iten Big gum
Geinfen febt @uaipan uniibertrOfen
ba. 16D, 3W}t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
Mms0erfauf!l!


Sn @nbetradt, bab MIR ent>
ialp6en itno, NIT inherent @etatl>
@eiaaft am Niain pla8a Dor Dem
l. Sanuar pOlifdnbis auf3urdumen,
tperben wtr idmmtlide Waareu,
penn bic Nptb es erbeiidt, fir bic
Sdlfte bes Wertbes lOslalasen+
Nad benz 15+ DECEMBER wtrb bas
gauge Eager auf &uftiun utne &ad~
bait perfauft. @erfeblt bteie a1ber<
prbentlide 0elesenbett nidt!!!
D. & A. %0ppenheimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
MuerIet.

Nfidelbans ober 9ansmidel, mie
Der Mann beiBen mag, purbe geffern
berbaftet, neil er ben @ebilfen bes
ftdbtii6en @lerfs gu f6lagen perfu6te.
Dieter fam ibn freili6 5upor uno perz
iebte Dem Midelbans eiHea getnaltigen
9ieb, uno 10 bate man i'm i'm aud
perbaftet.
= SIN bieiisen Diffriftseri1t muir
ben in Der &loge Natban UNDERWOOD
sesen bic Snternationalbabn benz &ldz
ger $4,000 gntf6doigung far erbaI.
tene @erlebungen augeipro9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
g. q o b a t.

Der befannte unb populdre SuweIier
unb ubrna6er, madt ieinen Gunben
unb benz publifum i'm @lgemeinen bic
Mnaeise, bab er rod benz Gebdube
253, Gpmmercesg trase,
neben Der San 4ntonio Nationalbanf,
u-nseSogen 1T. Weibnadts. unb Neu=
iabrsgei6ente finbet man bel linn in
grobsrer Nusmabl aIs in iraenb einem
anberen Sel9dite. Su preiien tam
Niemanb init ibm eoneurriren.
3ufrieoenf eIIenbe8 aran.
tie piro fur ole Waaren, bic Bel ibm
9etanft peroen, geseben. Is, ,t1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
@reapra 8 So.

fibren in elmer Mbtbeilung hires gro=
ben @ei9dfts : 9ofaIes ausf6liebli1
@las=. por3eaan= unb 2orbpaarer &c.
unb baben barin bic gr6Bte Muspabl
gu eritaunlih biligen Breiien. Die
8arrooms Nusftaitunsen fino reidbaltig
unb elegant; namentll1 bic feinen Be-
bdlter fir marines Wafer, bic Denfel=
glider fur belize @etrdnfe u. |. NJ. vi. 10.
S9aufdffen in ieoer @r6Be uno gu
allen prei!en. %, 11,1Mtuw
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
!. 6. S, Muaer. Mbole5oTez !,

6. $. Mhiaer, Wboleialez umb
G%etailbdnbler in 5arben. Oelen, Nnz
INSTRUMENTATION, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empieblt iein groBes
9aser in bieien Mrtifeln gu Stem Oort
preiien uno ma9t gana DEFENDERS auf
ben setpdblten 8orratb bon 8ilberu :
@bromos, &upfers unb @tablftiden,
Selgemdloen uno pbantalie 8ilbern
aler Nrt. ferner auf Die gef9madpole
Nusmahl bon 8ilberrabmen Der aIer-
mooernfen Gorm unb auf bic MQes
u%mfaRenoen 3ei6enmateriaIen ouf=
merriam. Mle Nuftrdse fir irseub cine
Der obigen 8rau9en tperoen prompt
ausgefibrt; 8ilber bon iecer @r6Be ein=
gerabmt nnb ale Grbeiten m6gli9ff
t91el unb gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
f9la8en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
Wer id zine 11eherrnfmnnn al

Wer fi6 cine l1eberrai6ung g6n=
men mill, beiu6e bas @eihdft BON
Mranfas prescott & Co., gde 9oufton
unb SolebabfraBe. Die Mannigfals
tigfeit Der europdif6en unb beimif1en
S~elitateRen baielbft III, mabrbaft itau=
nen6erregenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
Ghriftiam @neifer

ben @%inpobnern bon San Mntonio unb
u%mgebung als fa9tunbiger unb reeler
Sleif6er CUR @eniige befannt, bdIt in
ieinem 6leif@marft am Nlamo pla5o
fets frii6es Gleii6 unb ale Mrten
&auGuaare uno Wlrfe. 9err Speis
Ter 1T iebr gemiHenbaft in Der Muspabl
beg gum @9la@ten beitimmten Biebs
unb 1T oarauf beoa9t, feline &un3en
outs 8oqfommenfte aufriebeu gu itelen.
l5,l1tlM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23

nSn finf Eager iinb Sic
na9 Imerifa gefabren2 nnm6gli9,
Ole f4neafen Dampfer gebrauden 6
bls Z Sage" = nBitte, e%rlauben Sic.
i'd fubr er ite 2aiite! Die anoe,en
Gldfen bon &eifenoe m6sen ia, mas
meiB i'd, fpdter angefommen iein!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
ssImproyed CONDITION PoVders,, fir wfer,

be uno Rinooieb. Elm ausseseidnetes uno er-
probtes Sulper in Der BehanoIuns bon Gub
tranfbeiten aller Grt, ellsemeine nnpdblidfeit
4npadfen bet Saui, Raube, seIbes BaNer,
Nansel an Appetit. Misunderstanding auf
Der Etitette. Gabrisirt bon uno gum @erfauf
bel aooIpb OreiB slamo Rlaaa, segen.
iber Der Ypfoffice, Gun gntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
California @eine.

9err S. $. MeDer, W6oleIaIe
unb &~etailbdnbler it Meinen, Mlamo
Yla5a, 1T foeben bon feiner bierten
Gelie mad Californian 3uriidgefebrt.
gr fann iebt feline &unben uno Gami=
lien nit ben beten Sorten bon galiforz
mia Wein unb reinem Sraubenz8 rarop
berieben. &einen California @larei
oerfauft er bic @aqone gu ST.. ports
uuo anoere unoerfdli6te Weine 1inb
ffets bo%rrdt1ig.
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= Wer nit Der 6irma Martim
& S6rpDer @ei6dfte ab3umahen
bat, fam ieyt in ibrer neuerr Office
No. 2 Gommereez5 traBe nabe Der Bride
poripre1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23

= 9ie Girma Martfn &
S9rDber bat cine 3weisoffice in
Der etabt, $50. 2 Commerce : StraBe
erribtet, woielbft fie ole NIT benz 6ola.
gef9dft perbunoenen Orbers entgegenz
nimmt. 5,12,lM
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Sm Cinderella sdbub sture


finbet man Die beitem Solar Sip
S6ube;
Die f%einten un5 beften S6ube unb
@tiefel;
Sic ba~uerbafteifen Nrbeitsf6ube;
Cine groBe Musmabl BON Serre1t> uno
Gnabenifiefeln;
Sen i66nften 8Orratb BON Damers
i6uben uno Slippers;
&inberi6ube in ieber @r0Be unb
Qualitdt;
@ummii6ube unb StiefeI;
&eilefOfer unb &eiietaf9en.
Sir ales Sies gebe man gum
Cinderella S9ubzStore,
@de 9oufonftraBe & Mbe. 6.
17,10,3Mt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
gorpets,
@pibfn 0prDdn9e
pplifer @aaren.
GGbllGdGl JOske,

Ianier Yotifestnaaren /. Departement
8elrinnt raid an gsOeutuns NIB bic 3u-
nelmenben gertdufe ndbrenb Der lesfen
Sabre taben rrs peranIa6t, jebe @aiion
rste Bcrrdtbe ein5ule8en. Der 3uneb=
taetlbe Sinr flr Gnsfdmddung Der
Mcbnsinluler bat sIeidialls in nidt se
rinserl @rape oa3u b~eisetragen. @ir
halttl nun ein ueues unp ppnffdnbiges
Eager bon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23

= Sir Ollie, bic ben Wppetit berlo=
rem baben, giebt es fem beferes Salfsz
mittel, dig einise Der 9elifateIen BON
Mranias prescott & g., @de 9ouiton
unb Solebao=S traBe, gu faufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23

= Nranias preseott & Co., gde Der
9ouffon unb SolebabfraBe, bat bas
gr6Bte Eager BON Delitate5en unb
STAPLE Groceries.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
2u bermiethen.

Gin 9aus an Mlamo @traBe. @ute
Gage fir elm Rofbaus. Na93ufragen
in Der Office bieles 8lattes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23

= Grembe gum 8eiu9 in @aa Mnz
tonic iinb eingelaben, @Iarf's . IL
larb 9aIIe Nr. ell, Mlamo
StraBe, 3u befu1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
@ erIannt

mirb elm inteligerter Sunse i'm glter
bon 15-16 Sabrem in Der Druderei
Der Greie prefe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
Betanntuaduns.
Paul Wagner

angebote perben BON llnter5si&neien bnr uub
an l. Sammar 1856 entsesensenoutnAen fif Gle.
feruns an 8erar gountb pabrenb Be- Sabres
1886 bon folgenbtn Gegenfdnben IN fpater AZ
befimmcnben Quautitdten
Drh @ppbA
S&ube fur M6uner 'unb Grauen ; 9ofen,
lHntsrpdf9e, @ode, Striimpfe, Cute unb Sems
ben.
@rcceries.
MebI, aornmebI, aafee, 3uder, 3bte. ma
Iahe8, Sped, Seife, gffi9, @eis, Gett, Sfefer,
Sab. Wein, @hiSfeb, Gin, AlfoboL 8otnsn
nnb GIeifd.
Ors @ooOs, bon sstp05alidsr aHaIiiat,
ober fart unb bauerbaft.
@roeeries,-pon gutter 0uaIitdt, unberfdIi4t
unb nabrbaft.
Das eountb aommifdr : @eridt behalf 70
bas &edt bot. iebes unb ale snsebott ourids
t~apeiien
6. s.. 9enrjea4,
l,12tlM gonntb ; Wi9ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
Mlamo plaaa.

@tapel unb Ganep : Groceries, Weine,
Wbisfies u. /. 70. u. I. ~.
I'm nit benz 8orratb gu raument
%berfaufen iie einbeimii6e unb imporz
tirte Weine gum &oitenpreife unb 3mar:
California WeiBs unb &otbpeine,
Nngelifa, @berrD, &iesling unb franz
56fif9e @larets bei Der @allone.
&ifenmeine:
H~ibesbeimer,
Sobanntsberger,
9o9beimer,
Moielbliim6en,
2ambenbeimer.
Gbateau Margaur,
@bateau 2afitte,
@bateau Ga &o5e,
Gbateau Bpuilae.
Ste gansbarften Marfen bon Chant
pagner.
Seine Mbisfies BEL Der @auone.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
Carpets.

mic SnSrains, Eapefrp, 8obp gruNels
e. uniere Waaren inb neu, bic Muss
lpabl Der Opuffer mar cine elidli4e unb
bic 8reiie fnb bic bilieaen. Wir lesen
urb aiten @arpets, is mad aBanfa IN.
srer aunbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
5piben gDrbdnge
mnt
CRETON MES.

Mir baden bic srSBte auswatl bon
prdhti8en 6urnittren, Tran3en far
SaIlbxequiua, Banbbretter u. +. 10.
Sn Mutter, peiBen unb forbioen, ae.
tpdhrell mir bsoeutenoe gortheife.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-23
Sac Mphenblatt.

Das @pdcnblett.
Wir lenben boa iebt ab bas .Wo6enz
elaft" tftr ben preis bon $500 auf
sst1 5abr ~portofrei mad Deutf6lanb.
Der 6erausgeber.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir Sas gSos
4enblatt $3.50.
&eifenbe Mgemten:
30. Menoeriobm.
S. g. Snl1.
ST Sbaoen.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

SIR JoHN MACDoNALD, by the execution
Of Riel, has arrayed against his government
potent element existing in Canada. 1t is
the French population. Andwhat is thein-
ilucnce Of that people? Simply this: The re-
mGrk is old, that the French there resident
are more French than the inhabitants Of
France. Yet material difference will be
found between them and the French at
home These in America are among the
most prolific races In the world. The Ca
madam French, at the conquest, century
and a quarter ago, numbered about 10000,
low they number 100000, without any
important addition from immigration. 1t
is nearly One.third the population Of the
Dominion And this multitude is contn-
ually increasing, 1t fills up its old limits in
the province Of Quebec; it crowds the
British out Of their former holding; 1t over
flows into New Brunswick and Ontario. 1t
aill lives the rough life Of the early col
Onists, Is thoroughly Catholic, is independ-
ent of modern ideas and imponetrablo by
thtm. What cares this concourse for the
revolution? Nothing, Or If anything,
simply as thing to hate, hate with all its
works.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

II the recommendation should be adopted, Its
practical result would bo what the goldstand
ard theorists desire, the abandonment Of the
silver dollar. Its coinage once suspended In
the United states, they would never permit an
agreemontbotwe commercial nations for tho
coinage Of silver dollars
Mr.. President: This silver question, out
west is bigger and harder to handle than
frst-cass cyclone. We have now, by discus
sion and concession coin and paper money,
the best on earth, and It is not probable, even
If possible, for Democratic statesmen to i'm
prove It. Better, at first, give them something
easy, and let the people have. rs now, a stable
currency.
Mr. President: This country is determined
to have such currency and q fixed policy for
the protection of American labor and Ameri
can capital invested in American industries
Every free trader in this country, with whom
that question had paramount influence,
voted for you for President. New York con-
gressmen, notably, Mr., Dorshoimer, the gen
tleman whom you appointed United States
district attorney for the southern district
of New York. convinced Carlisle, Nor
rison ana company that you were in favor OF
tariff for revenue only. A schedule of customs
dues adjusted on that basis, might increase for
time the revenues Of the government. 1t
would, however reduce the varieties of Amer
lean manufactures, concentrate labor into
fewer lines of employment, and, increasing
competition, thereby reduce the price Of
labor and the value of the product. Such n
policy would, of course, make capital
timid, destroy enterprises, and create ar
mics of tramps, who would DO governed
only by the law OF necessity A reign
Of terror would be inaugurated in the rural
districts, which no patriotic citizen should
hesitate to prevent by every effort In his power.
Notwithstanding this two-thirds of your party
will urge you to recommend to Congress such
changes in the schedule of the tariff as will
give revenue only
This policy enforced, would do for our land
what your Postmaster General has done for the
ocean-surrender II to the commercial suprem-
acy Of Great Britain.
That God may help yo1 write message in
the interests of the men and women Of Amer.
ica, is the prayer of
| THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

with a traitor on the surrender Of West
Point he knew that, II captured and con
victed, the laws of war would demand his
execution. His name is indissolubly asso-
ciated with the most detested name in the
history Of the United States. 1t is not
strange that monument erected to his
memory, especially in the locality selected
by Mr. Field, should be violently handled.
There is no question that Washington did
Just what duty required in the case of that
unfortunate British officer. To erect a
monument to him seems like a reproach
upon the name and fame OF the father Of
his country.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

Mr.. Romero, the Mexican minister to
the United States, made some interesting
aud suggestive remarks on therelations OF
trade between countries in his address at
the opening Of the North, South, aud
Central American Exhibition at New Or
leans. Among other things, equally true
and kindly, he said
It seems that the nations occupying this con.
tlnCnt are intended by Providence to nssist
each other in their common Development, ami
to that end It is Indispensable that they should
know each other better, and that closer com.
mcrclal relations than heretofore should exist
This is the feeling that is almost unlyer-
sal throughout the United States, and we
suppose II is somewhat prevalent In other
countries on this continent. But the trade
statistics do not show that the natural re-
latons OF trade exist between the nations
Of the three Americas, Mr.. Romero saws
''Thc total import trade Of the American
nations, excepting the United States,
amounts to $l75, 600, ,000," and Of this this
country supplies only 10 per cent. The
total exports Of the American nations, ex-
copt the United States, amount to $780,
National Republican., 1885-11-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.

THE Rev. Edmond Hez Sven, pastor of the
Second Baptist Church, will leave the city
Monday to visit his parents in Indiana.
REPREsESTATIvE.EIEC PETER L. MAnoNEY,.
who succeeds Representative Robinson in til
Brooklyn IN. W district. arrived at the ArlinE-
ton yesterday
REV. DIR. A. d. MAYO, OF Boston, who ie.
rendering ngnotable service in the cause of edu-'
cation at the south, will preach at All Souls
Church tomorrow morning and evening,
DRs. YEoMASs and Bryce have been ap-
pointed by the provincial board of health OF
Ontario as delegates TO the annual meeting Of
the American Health Association here next
month.
Miss JENNIE sHASKLASp has made llfe.slzo
portrait in cmyon, of Capt. Bassett, the youera-
ble doorkeeper of the United States Senate,
and also similar picture of Gen. Ansou G..
MeCook, the secretary Of the Senate. They
are excellent likenesses, with expressions true
to life, and prove that the Philadelphia Art
Gallery made no mistake in admitting Miss
shankland as n member Of It's organization,
which membership WAS awarded 10 her AS tho
result of competitive examination,
National Republican., 1885-11-21

IT is stated in numerous Pennsylvania
papers that the clergy in the northern tier Of
counties have lost so much In fees since the
new marriage law went into effect, by the
trips of lovers across the line to be married,
that meeting of the reverend gentlemen
has been called at Coudersport to discuss
the situation. The new law is in the in
terest OF morality and social purity. Can
not these pious brethren sacrifice something
in so good causeS
National Republican., 1885-11-21

THE opening of the approaching session
of Congress is not likely to furnish much
in the way of an exciting contest over the
House offices. To all appearances, their
distribution is cut and dried affair, only
the doorkeepership promising to afford the
semblance of struggle. And If indlca-
there will be of it, even In the case of the
doorkeepership, since Capt. Donelson, of
Tennessee, is in the opinion of shrewd OBJ
servers already as good as elected. How
ever, in his case it may be said that 1t would
be fit thing for Democratic House to
thus distinguish relative of Andrew jack
son and one who is also competent, cour-
teOus gentleman.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

Our esteemed evening contemporary, the
Washington Critic, has displayedits wonted
energy and enterprise in the work Of sur
rounding, capturing, and presenting to its
readers fully developed statu quo ante of
the same general appearance as the one
which Abdul Hamid demanded Of Prince
Alexander to restore in the Balkan PENN
sula. Considering that all the experience
the esteemed Critic had previously had in
the ante business was with the 5-cent
variety, its success in securing fine specl-
men Of the statu quo ante can scarcely be
too highly commended.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

THE charges that are being rehashed
about Senator-elect Mitchell, Of Oregon, arc
old straw that was thrashed years ago.
Mr.. Mitchells life, as whole, will bear
inspection. Few are so fortunate as to have
made no mistakes. The brave and true
man is he who patiently lives down are-
proach, striving by the high achievements
Of mature life TO Offset the errors of au
earlier period. Harsh assaults on the char
acter OF Mr.. Mitchell are not justified by
his record. Changing his name was an act
of folly, but IL was no crime, nor was It
done from a wicked motive.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

IT is not Just the fair and square thing
for Republican papers to be flinging and
sneering at Mr.. A. p. Edgerton, civil SER
vice commissioner, because he was too
hunkerish to support Greeley in 1872. If
we correctly remember the events Of that
time, the anti-Greeley Democrats were men
whom Republicans were delighted to see,
and their zeal for Charles O'Conor was
heartily encouraged all along the Republi-
can lines.