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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-10
,,.-,oNA,. PHASES OF MEANNEss.

e,.I,.bTnee Experience in -
"n n..s,s-ronsraar and 5oin Bull
nelsads Ly.aon Lettsrl
.,or,rzb usa- pisg uess sn Eng
Is .a-ssaTsr csa 5s-s sSe pie from any
@ f@.rg Wax down Regent st"eet.
.I.3 ,ss3sr, at aur time when It threatens
u and YOU will see III the goo4 folks tax
a. tbsir awning. This is explained o
hing done lest ppssers-by should take
~. bsnssth them, and so form
-. which might prevent a pos
4. customer from entering. The crowd
:, praysnt purchasers from seeing what
A.. L for sale! In Germany one often
:, a bsnch placed where there is a
...rtiful view for weary wayfarers to rest
NJ snioy it. In England everybody cries
s = v6sn speak Of this; "Ah, but don't
n know, the tramps would sit on them
4 sometimes think that one might easily in
inn al England to 1--we locked up in solitary
u; to Keep the vulgar out" The worst
elaturs Of this and all other national faults
that every Englishman cheerfully ad-
III them, with pride, indeed, because as he
AZ ITS quite true; but then, it's English"
But have we no national phases Of dis
surtssy and disobli2ingness9" My dear
a.EuE American, there is very serious one
shih should like to see amended. One
) iEy was in the Phils lelphia postoffice. l
Eiahsi to send money-orlar, but could
b. DO 50, 70: hal forgotten my eye
4 =. II 4
addressed young woman filing up just
zA an order. Then a>ksI her il she
EsGh not fill up mine, as | could not see to
bit She in.Jrmsi ma witt gr3at cool
- that shs could not, as she dill MT know
~, Then asked young man. He said
sit b had no time to attarl to it. Sesing
manifest lOunger, | asked him if he would
paigs me- He began to say that he didn't
noE-eOuldn't say-he was in hurry. So
bit him and went to the clerk at the win
aV who informed me that the Office regu-
stans did not allow him to fill It, As the
al persons who would require this would
aiS blind and those unable to write was
p PARTICULARLY impressed with the kind
PIT which could frame such law
Speaking to certain man of all this, he
aAtsd that l had by Ill chance hit on an
aiacky streak Of churlish people, such as
Fan not happen again. offered to bet
= mat Il vent there again three out of
f'siy I'VE persons would refuse as the 9th.
laa done. He would not take the bet.
y had he would have lost It. My dear
,ssscGuntrymsn, you are not as churlish
rs0an Dull Is, but you have the fault of al
y Ancylng yourselves to be too busy and
~ n9cn OF hurry. You think it gives
u y aF OF Importance to show that your
. worth money. And so one hears no
" complaints from Americans of Eng
u'O ard vice versa, but seldom Of them
- and when they do realize that they
s. .S4a toey are proud of them because
~ ue characteristic.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-10

s.sat 1 vim ! Paradise as "a place
sslssTs l sa always Be young and
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-22
sHrR1TT's SALE.

-
ore az III Tsssstorx y IT. rs .,S -, ~
county Of Xiturss. and 70 me- directed and dsiiv.
es g e., a. ssd IN :.S
H. y: ;e o. 4. sGs r. ss
ma 10 The foiiowtnr. de:cribsd prspsrty. su.vit:
The minirs eSam Enovn A. he Psiose mine.
bsne 1900 fest is ZENITH Sy 600 feet In width and
: miis scsS Of he S.soiy tsssi, sdjoiss ths ophir
~ sis. = so sSnis
~ Rnbert A 0OiXms,.
Az. ali Of the inferest of the defendapt In and
70 The wabash mining CLAIM. being 1900 feet in
mtns on he S sorth s IA ~ opSir Mn. on IT,
vest recorded in Oh II, Quarts ciains. psgs ass
Aiso. the Ne1oc minins clsin. concistins 81 iseo
feet IN length b 90 fest il Width sdici1ing ths
FIT g ~ soS1hVsss. rsessSsd n 1sor a. Of
onsrts Claims, 80 ~ loon6sd Ostobss 8. iSs6,
81 nehesS ). 0eadnan.s. ~ - Il.
Also, the Chrysoiits mining claim, bstng 1850
east: recorded IN book II Of ousrt. Claims. pss.
40: located October is. 1855. y hobart 8. dsid.
Also. the Ophir mining claim. belns 1900 fest IN
length by e0o fest in width. adjoining the chryeo-
NJ: .in: On e. north. - f.lo.s on n. vet.
boek H. Ouarts Reoerda. psse An iocaAod Octoh@s
Is, isss. By Robert 8. 0oidmsa.
Aloo ne Ohief minina eiaina. hoana laoo feet IN
lenstA b. 60 fsst m V3dSA. oIioiniSa ~ Hodo<
mind on ~. go and M MAXIM nm on M
vsst. and al1usle x nile wet 81 Cs1p erssk: 10.
corded q book IL. Quarts Records. pcse IA,
AlsO. the Champion No 2. being 1900 feet n
lena1h by e0o feet n Width adioininQ the foormar
snd IA ioins me Camas mine = dietance Of X mn
on the northeast: recorded in boob II, Quart,
CIains ma ana. located October Isl iaa6 bv Reh
Ell 3. GoIdman. - 80, -
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-22

M virtus al IN sxecutton iasnsd oos o. ~ .ss
TAI Curt Of the second Judicial Dists1cs o. ~
Territory Of Idaho. IN and to- the COont y -.
:srs. I'D 70 ne d. rs sut.s,S IL I'D C.ss .
the 5th day Of October, 1sSS. IN isvsE "
Bailey. and against ..,~,, co,s.
4ANT.
thsv, levied on al The right titls - i.ssf "a
:.d sid 8 81 s.p
.ftsr deScribed). in and 10 the
pr:misss. to.vit: The wolttoes l.ae g ~: ~.
aaae lying and being c1 n: s1 %,ss, ~ Ss.
ins claim IL 1900 feet In length By ~ Iess ~ ~
width. snd wss located b. 5oha Aennan& 81 ~ ~
"a dsy OF Oc tober, 1880. recorded q ne 1ssn eay
corser Of xlturss county. 10 Book Of Quarts Rec
oss ~ neae 2OS: also the Msxicaa lode q naee'
sitnsted on The south fork Of Deg Greek: ~ rs
joining The wolfte.s mine ~ ~ e r;dsn ~
vs. located BY Milo burhs. John Tconsy; w ~:
Hofrmsn. and Norris TAmy. April "a lesi; also tne
hsitsue lode, the Tip Top lode. the v.lcsn !oes'
=: 1,n ia G a;s: mi III 1nns '1s
Deer Greek. ninsrsl Hill Mining Dissr1cs; co..
tanning ave acres more or less. together w,sn e..
improvsnsnts on ssid initiate located he .sth
al Of JuIy, 1882 BY A. D. Foote's also the Aexicea
nillsite, commencing At the northwest corner =
=. M m the eonth fork Of Deer Crock; also tn
Lemhi ptlisite, containing hve acres more or zee,
Also tho Wolftons ranch. titssted on re ,cati
fork q Deer Creek: 81 in sa'd Hin:.al an! A'n
| fotice IL hereby givsn that on the Soth day Q
October, ls0S. 1t 10 O'Clock .. =. Of thse day.
/ front Of the Courtho,ss in HALEY. County ct Al
turas, will sell the right. title end inseeees
g sforesaid, in and 70 the above q
scribed property. At Pu1Ilc AUCTION. Tor cas
in hand, 70 the highest and BEST bidder. to saas'
| esid Execution and al COSTS
Dafed the 9Th day Of October, laH6.
| G. b. FURRY, Sheriff.
By PAT FunEY. Deputy sheri6 OF
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-22

IN luu M1M1NU IUDllC!
- assg8 la0----@---..-@s
ii sasr5 IS .4t s7ss ( HsH zass3a asissa gs..sa
II. undersigned, SOLE AGENT IDAHO for III. Sal. ~,
W1SW ELL
Ore PilVGriZel and Electric Anal.
7 :. :. ganat0r Combined,
Best o',.V,'l,g Machine il Il, N,'Rl
prepared to .. place machine. on t.
..t gsafssa-e f' favorable terms.
s.tt EVIDENCES OF MERIT.
already and widely located regions United
st.tes giving satisfaction that MILLS
ARE INVARIABLY DISCARDED wherever introduced
CHARLOTTE, N. c., August s. 1885,
''' """'" '"' THOMAS c. DUNN
Proprietor Rudisl Gold Nine
W ~ @'
i BxEck1NR1DcE, COL, August l. 1885,
saving per gold with tho Wi.wn mill
with The stamps b. Is. WlTHEREl.L
1
i
i SAN Francisco, CAL, August s. 1885,
u positively gold silver
but particularly saving gold. F. NJ. JOHNSON,
i 81 Post Francisco.
u ...,t Cn1cAGo July 20. 1885.
II believe the Wswen Electric Mill best thing market
Il s. at a +. J. COOPER
TMr Gould River,
: Idaho, Mines.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-22

wv 0eofy n. 8a0 tfo0ceocOs ~
. Ceadncesd by QusliAsd pAyn
eisse sed eurgsono-reouias grafk
Vrae OLDEST srsc1ALrsrs
ID the United States, who's S.Iyn.
Loao SxPEns4NC4, perfect method
and pure m,-dic Ne, insure speedy
and PERMANENT CuaKs Of al pfi.
vste. t!hroaic and Nervous DIS.
eases. Affection Of the BLOOD
SKIN, xIDNEY0, 1IsADDkR,
ERuPTIOXS, ULCERS, o. D
SORES. Swelling Il the Glands,
Sore Mouth, 1'hsosl, Bons 1sins,
pernsnently cured And esad1selo6
from the ~ stem for life.
NERVOUS IR Sao,.as;y
Seminal losses, Sexual lIeca3
Mental snd Physical Wed.
meas. Failing Memory, weak
Eyes. esantsd Development. In
psdiments - Marriage, etc. I,
from excuses " youthful follise,
Or sny csuse. speedily, safely and
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-22

In the course of few weeks 4 select
Boarding and Day School under the above
name, will open In the brick building
known - the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-22

YoumN, NyDDLE. A0sD sad OLD men and ell, whe
old European Physicisn 4 once. HE o1inisn
costs nothing. snd may save future misery anA
shame. When incOuventent 70 visit the city for
treatment, medicines s.n be sent everywhere BY
express rasE FROG. observation. Il 10 sslfeva.
dent that physician who gives hts whole asten:
tton - class Of diseases attains great shi!l snd
frequently rscommend dimcult cssss 70 Ne OLD.
EST spkCIAIIST, BY vhow every kneyn 0eea
aiEHcr asls his op,sisc II sUPREHI inpss.
lance.
Vrse:. vh: cali =: 70 On: bat u: Dos :..
Case. Witch s have f.iisd IN oe.ss,.s ssIss sis.
whore ssPseis!iy solicited. tue DOCTOR v,ii
70 i: :; ;s %o:,: CO; n:, o"
only: dead Tor the s.nisarist Guide 70 Health:
Phy.ictsn, DH.O. aIRASD, fro1 stsssbuss, hsvo
s~sn secured Il - IIEbld DIePINsARK. HIS
ally known. and hundreds are daily svailing them.
selves Of the opportunity Of free consultations
personally Of BY letter. In all language.
pR. uEBlGT WUNDERFut AANlNvlGoRATOs
permanently prevents all Unnatural Losses from
he system. tanss II. nseves. strengthens The mus
clee, ehecka the waste tnvigoratss the whole sys.
tenn. and restores the sdaictsa - Health ard Rap
pinees.
cosnpiication, called PROSTATORRHkA With HY-
PRkAErHEsIA. which vsquisss peculiar tsest.
H.: cur. ~ 10. fosfxrSssass Win p.csi;s:
special treatment. used At the Lieblg Dispensafy.
vAElCOCELE.
suspected causs o. Lost Manhood. Debility, 10.
Price Of Iuvigorator. 81. Csse Of ak bottles e10
Sent ~ any address. covered securely from obssf.
Nest powerful alsstrie bslts free 70 patients.
To prove The wcadseful power Of the lawyer.
~'' A a norrrr OWEN mr. SENT FREE.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-22
SAN Francisco, CAL, August 8, 1885.


BREcK1NR1Dox, Col, August s. 1885
Ny DEAR SR-In order express myself plainly regarding tn"
Wiswe Mill will Of mil stamps
have treated quite but these where tho
mill has competition with the stamps
No. lot, mill saved per than the
No. 2 lot, A cent
No. 3 lot, IS per
No. lot, 40 per
as. No. o, 40 per cent. ...ss
The average per gold OF from
the above record the Of the stamps do not like much
fact have been the Of closing stamp MILL and look: the
other toeng will be pleased any further information
F Yours truly E. b. WlTHERELL
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-22
Better than Any Other Mil.
81 Posr ST., SAN Franc

81 Posr ST. SAN FRAKc1sco August >, 1880
am working sample mills here and absolutely better results
sample Of that work hsn be with other m
FiThs mill will do work than the "nsamp with one'ha e
wear and tear second- requires less and help to manage
ThrdYou pound 100 the
~ minutes You clean the mill clean
pa and make milling Of pound and give the result
20 minutes from the feeding And this not like the stamp
much little with tho will lose s0
mercury and then eommsnss feeding and then you all day
whole week; it is all the You clean up =. a."
time 20 minutes and amgam; and for certain have taken o
100 trials from 81 50 $lb than could be got VIII
the stamps 1t will work talngs just WELL In working t"ngs wv
liable break shoes and dies This mill 20" ~
b'e. anything like it. II 's"d 100 pounds '
ore will mill it and send the result -, u,
You this mill perfectly safe with the cheapest her
requires experience only mercury while anu ~
Another thing want TO Three Get this mill Up Il
daysneed milwrghG frame all the tnbers one o
requires about II inches 8hose engine
Please let hear from Na..,eov
.i Ra''. h.' s' Fsf Yours etc., F. NJ JOhN0o"'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-22
HALEY, IDAHO.

That terri bic en-.
demic, lever and
ague, -shstters the
most Vigorous con.
stitutiOn, and the
aftsr.e4ects Of the
alkaloid often tab.
en- to arrest II, OUT
nine, are scarcely
lees psfnicious. The
best remedy. not
alone In malaSial
stricken regions on
this continent. but
also in those por.
0ons Of south on0
Central A m erica
Whe9s malarisl t.
vsfs are most Pre-.
vslent and nnalig-
nant-is Hoststter's
Stomach 0itters.
Its remedial Q y a
ponent Of fsvers are
4 Dealers generally.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-03
HAYES and (LETELAN ND.

-. c. Reed was appointed post
master at Paramount i'll West virgins
ia by Hayes for party service, and al
his request Garfield reappointed him
anil now it is said that Cleveland
will again reappoiht HIM at the
solicitation of this Hayes.
Is it possible Mr.. Cleveland will
turn his back on a life long democrat
and all the delegation IN Congress
from West Virginia to reappoint a
Republican st the request of ex-
President Hayes, who stole the states
of louisiana, Florida and South Car
DINA! Should he commit this outrage
on the democratic party. and the
American people, thereby recognize
ing him as q lawful constitutional
ex President, we will be forced to
doubt his democracy, We
don't believe it. We trust it is a
false rumor. Mr.. Hayes deserves no
courtesy at the hands Of Cleveland,
nor at the hands of the democratic
party. Turn the rascals out.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-03

char,,.e against his native State, then
I &c IS ineNcusanie.
But If he is Infatuated with his
NJ: l,ieri. associations ard surround
ings, and his golden prospects OF
making fortune On lightning speed
ard writing his name on the highes,
nicisc in flames temple beforee he Las
rescued mature manhood, then
he is excusabl.
Wen confess that We don't exact
ly,understand Mr.. Pages letter to the
Ss'tr and would be very glad to have
him with his fertile mind and accom-
p!;si'ed pen TO specify wherein there
is no intellectual freedom in the
State. For We III cur simplicity and
Observation-Disclosures had thought We
were surcIlargei with freedom Of
thought. speech, and especially of
tue press.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-03

Senator Vance, in Henderson. O.,
Monday night Of last week delivered
lecture upon North Carolina
There is no other men in the State
that IS SO full Of North Carolina as
as he is. lie is q true Carolinian
and he understands the wishes and
the prejndices OF our people, His
lecture. we learn, was a grand pro.
'.uct'on and worthy Of him. Senator
Vance is one Of those who OPPOSE
the Civil Service humbug and he was
perfectly correct when he said that
over halfof his constituents were on
his side of it.
The Raleigh Chronicle gave q
very full report Of his Henderson
lecture, which report showed enter
prise in the Chronicle, but it also
went into hopes" concerning to what
this lecture should be an index.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-03
CONGRESS MET TUESDAY

Tuesday Congress met 20 lookaf
| ter the business affairs of the nate
The two houses will first organize
by elccting speaker of the House
and President of the Senate. whc
may become President Of the Uni
ted States ty The death Of MIR. Cleve.
l.nd.
This contingency we trust God
III his mercy and all-wise PROV
idcnce vii hot allow. After the
HOUSE and Senate are put in
working order, the message Of the
first Democratic President will be
read N both parties since 1859, a
period of more than twenty five
years. i;y this message we will be
able to judge somewhat ofhis States
craft ant the policy he proposes to
put III operation during his term.
we expect lie VII take strange
grounds E.Hnu tie demonstration
Of silver, in i;tvor OF Tariff reduction
to the highest revenue point, econo-
my il the administration OF the af
fairs Of the people and above ali we
hope he will advise the non inter-
ference in State affairs by the FEEDER
al Powers.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-03

The Star holds to the great bed
rock principles of Jefferson and Mad
ison that this is an union of States
and not consolidation not a
Nation thaa the States are sover>
eign with rights that have never been
surrendered that the States created a
General Government concedinq GER
tain powers, and reserving to them.
selves all powers not granted that
the great fundamental doctrine ct
l"al self-goYernment is not to be
surrendered for a moment or to be
impaired In any way that the safety
perpetuity ami prosperity o: free in
situations on this continent depend
upon the strictest Interpretation of
the constitution. and that the Con-
yress has no right to invade States in
the thousand proposed ways that are
SO popular in the North.-Star.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-03
CONSOLIDATION ADVANCING.

Strange as it may appear to 8
Jetiersonian democrat and State
Rights man,yet it is so. There is pro
jet On foot in which there are some
democrats engaged, to place all the
Rail Roads and Telegraph lines in
tie hands Of the Federal government.
There would be as much reason and
common sense in giving the govern
ment control of all the banks.
steamboat companies manufacture
ing companies, joint stock compa-
MES and all the business firms of
the country. 1t is high time that the
scales had fallen from the eyes Of
all honest democrats and repubIi-
cans; and that they set about in
earnest and on business principles
to save their liberties. Rail Roads
and Telegraph lines are incorpora-
ted companies, established on bus
mess principles for private gain
like every other business man en-
cages i'll to make living; and the
government ought to just Zeal with
them as it deals with other bust
ness enterprises.
Will not all honest liberty loving
citizens every where combine to
defeat any party that advocates the
SO DANGEROUS q mOYe2
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-03
HANGING EUR BURGLARY

We see in al exchange thaa some
pcupl2 in eur State, which IS com
par..cively free from burglary. thinn
capital punishment too severe icr
burglars. They think SO and are
, urged 10 express their thoughts he-
cause Of tic 9cntence Of death wiic!.
ha5 hoc:: PASSED uron two conYictct +!
bur.ciars i, The town o. Charlotte.
The S.atcsville L,,nGaaur.. had 4
ve'~ sensible editorial: last week on
the subleot. We ayree with it. =
tt " OF oar land protects q man
a. 2;s'st daytime iuureter row muc!.
more So Should il prntect = FAM;
Guc'''r the night from the reckless
2e&s Of a burglar VINO has been dis
covered. Tie law existing riph.,y
PR ~'t'f-ea that any man. = no will il.
the lead hours OF night ,taa.thilr
en:e~ t;se aDart.itents Of sicerirc.
peaceful cit!zcns for the purpose
Of titeH, viii no armca heavily, de
terrn,ue,; il discovered to use force
az It necessary 10 commit .nur.lr
III nf;ier to eFcane from the houe,
he res entered. The hurcl..c goes
prepared t. fight if necessary, t.,
ki't;f necessary. And hanging il
none TO severe for the crime. I'll
is far better for the welfare Of tile
peopin to have laws too severe thai
to i::.ve them 100 lax. 4 thief. is
bad enough a 0ar-linht robbery
IS w"rS:, 8 mid night robbery where
ther" are no sleepers is worse still
an'' a midnight robbery where tho
lives nF raaceflil and unsusncctin., |
iaHn';* rest perhaps upon the rob !
htf : n:'t heing discovered is :. crime
Tor which the gallows in hardly suf7-
ciett.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-03
Some taink that the death of Kin

Some tilnk that the death Of King
Alfonso, OF Spain, will cause a reyo-
tuition and that Spain, OH account of
the revolution, will become a repub
lie. If such troubles should come
hey will not be unexpected, for the
tendency OF the times is towards re-
publican government. At the Span
ish Court the Il. S. are ably
represented in the person of Hon. j..
L. NJ, Currie.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-03
LET THE LIST BE PURGED

Time and again the complaint is
made of the went OF Intelligent and
moral jurors in the jury box. 1t is
said, and truthfully that it is danger
GUS TO submit important questions
to juri~s composed of ignorant and
frequently of corrupt jurors. The
q crage citizen in many communi.
Ties expresses himself as having lost
confidence in trial by jury. The
pest citizens, Or at least those best
fitted for serving upon juries, urge
every rretext for securing exempt
ion from service. Those least fitted
are anxious to serve in that capacity
and may in nearly every county in
the State be found lingering around
the court room waiting an opportuni.
ty OF being called to serve on the Jury.
1t is not calculated to inspire great
confidence in their verdict to find
looking at jury engaged in the trial
OF case, one or two of them fast
asleep, a few just arousing them
selves from sleep, and others glanc.
ing around the court room with 40
indifferent an air that the spectator
would believe. if he did not know
otherwise. that they were not at all
interested in the matter undergoing
investigation Chronicle.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-03

The line of succession to the Pres.
ldency, in case of the death Of both
the President and the Vice President
should be the Cabinet Ministers. be.
cause they are always in accord with
the administration, while neither the
Speaker of the Lower House nor the
PRESIDENT of the Senate is always of
the same party that represents the
standardization which was chosen by
she people.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-03
THOMAS i. tiE"DR(oHS IS DE4D

Re was one Ct ire bi"c,st men
morally, intellectually ,and POLITICALLY
O; tilis age End generation iiI;ot IT,,
biggest. lie WAS one OF the pures !.
Modest, soundest Democrats pre-
dt;eed North, since the foundation
OF the government. He has passed
frcm life to deaf Ii and from death
to life, a statesman, patriot, chri,
tan and Democrat.
The country and the Democracy
would have sustained less loss i,
the dissolution and departure ofan
tbs PendIetons. Shermans, Eiaines,
Ci5sons, anG Browns than
the lose il the death OF
T.o:n"a :. Hendricks. H'ice Pres
it,out Of ,:a Cunitc,i States.
Net MANY such pure statesmen.
soun;! Democrats. and gran types
OF great men are given to the
VIC IL at. the same time as HvI~
bricks, Thurman and Seymour.
Ii.is grand ti'iou constitutes our
models Of Orr democratic state
mansllip, democratic principles, ana
democratic: manhood. Viii, tie
people We mourn the less ct d great
ana good llan.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-03
a CONTINGENCY WHICH MA,
ARISE.

Should Mr.. Cleveland die or from
any cause become disabled from dis
charging the duties of the President
the country. asainst the express will
OF the American people, would again
tail In the hands aid keeping OF
tin Republican party with Sherman
or Etmunds As the President of The
United S ates without ever havino
received one single vote for that Of
flee. In our o;,;aion, this would be
Contrary to the shirt of our institu>
tons. and to the spirit and intent
nf the Constitution of the United
States. Congress has it IN its power
10 prevent this state Of affairs, aud we
nope vill exercise its constitutional
% ser. to prevent similar occurs
renee IN tile future.
We trust the Lord will hold tn.
life OF Cleveland sacred and unharm-
ed '.urlng his term, and tnat the
country will not be deprived of a
''eEn"cratic administration which it
ordained in the last election.