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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-08

Of Naples under the latter's Norman. Anasvin.
and Afagonese dynasties. is a record OF local
exclusiveness. sectional antipathles. and In
testine wars more irrepressible and bitter than
those which laid waste tho marshes boz
tween France and Germany or even be-
tween the Christian and tho Moorish
States in Spain. Coming 10 the frat
quarter Of the present century. we SEQ how
much there was to justify Prince Metternich's
conviction In tho inveterate prejudiccs and
irreconciabe temper OF the numerous terri
toriai subdivisions. When IL was beyond the
power of tho King Of tho Two Siclies to allay
the isnlousies and rancors that parted his
island from his mainland subjects coupled
though they had been under ono aud the same
Government for upward OF three ccnturies)
what could n Tuscan be expected to have In
common with n Lombard, Genoese with
Venetian. n native OF the Roman Legations
with n Piedmontese? The several peoples Of
the peninsula shared. in truth no feeling and
no purpose but the datcstation Of Austrian as
cendnncy and tho wish TO obtain each within
its own locality. those blessings OF selfgovern-
ment. which Bonnparte in 1876. and the
allies In 1914. had peridiously promised
them. All Italians wers agreed. assuredly.
in tho determination to free the national
soil from the stranger but Metternich believed
the atteinpt would always prove abortive. be-
cause tho Italian States d flered widely from
one another in the pui poses for which they de-
sired independence. and only q very small MI
nority OF the population. outside OF Piedmont.
really had any wish for ratification. The Sicil-
ians, Tor instance In al revolts, except the last
uprising headed by Garibaldi. had in view local
autonomy and a constitution OF their own: so
had the Neapolitars: so had the Tuscans: so
had the inhabitants Of the States OF the Church.
the Modenese. the Pnrmesans, and the dsni-
gems OF the Lombardo-Venetian kingdom.
This. then. is the remarkable fact about
Italian unity that. through the concerted ef-
forts o. such statesmen Us Cavour and such
revoutionsts rs Mazzini and Garibaldi. it was
imposed upon u large. heterogeneous. and re-
luctant majority by a resolute and Intelligent
minority. which had the foresight to perceive
that the military power OF Piedmont was an
Indispensable armor Of defence to Italy: that
without il deliverance from the foreigner.
though won. could not be maintained; and that
70 secure this bucker all local aspirations and
sectional proclivities must be sternly sacri-
feed. 1t is marvellous that q minority 80 feeble
has been ablo to enforce such sacrifices. What
It needed to effect the work was time. and no
one would have deemed it probable in 1860 that
time enough would be afforded. But. owing to
q combination OF lucky accidents, Italian
patriots. who saw that unity would DO the only
guarantee OF liberty. have had quarter OF a
century in which to push the processes OF as
emllaton and cohesion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-08

thrcepence or a penny ha'penny.. which they
call "tuppy" Things rise and fall from ono
to the other Of those two prices. II an article
does not cost threepence. II must cost penny
ha'ponny; and II Ii costs more than a penny
ha penny, II must cost at least threepence.
had been warned that they would cheat me
Ing do not seem great, considering the sums
they deal In and. in truth, neycr snw any dis
position on their side to cheat They also seem
to be- always quiet and civil. and " would DO
hard to find more ROnte. hammered crowd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-08

The. colored people 81 New York s1uardsr
hnuu ais ihAi ssbDJ IN halls pcuIcs aid excur.
,on', THIS money il Htsp,utey thrown away, s.uos
even the pleasure Il Ia supposed purchas. Ia oft-nsr
tue poison OF i'th than the elixir OF life We should
grow more thougAtfui N thee matters The OF
the stadrs protest r~poach that sue ~.
thvAgancs should nGain. A. long ~ = spe nd money
hs We now do. together with the other drlwbacks We
have 10 contend saans W. cannot Lops Tor ams-
liorstion Of cur hkTd condition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-08
italian Coincntion.

The two capital political phenomena OF
the eighteenth century. excluding the French
revolution. which began near it's close.
were the abrupt intruslons OF two new
military powers OF high. II no. the
highest. order. Russia and Prussia. In
the EuropeaA system. In our own CEN
fury the two events Of deepest significance
aimee the fall Of Napoleon l. are the consolida-
ton OF Germany and the far more unexpected
fulhlment OF the dream Of Italian unity. The
German empire and the Italian monarchy are
the most m omentous facts Of contemp orary his
tory. whose consequences are rs yet not even
dmly Gale lable. because each OF the new polit-
ical entities Is still absorbed in the process
OF introspection and adjustment. in taking
stock. so to speak. OF ita resources and abiii-
ties. The more imposing mass Of the COM pact
ed German nation has caused Bismarck's
achievement to be viewed with more admirng
attention by outside observers than Cavour's;
and the wide difference OF compleXity and Diff
fcuty in the problems solved BY those two
statesmen is too often overlooked. The truth
is that German unity Was thing immeasur-
ably more easy of attain ment than Italian unity.
yet, although the obstacles confronting them
were so much more serious. Italian patriots
have managed to compass degree OF homo
geneity. cohesion. ana Capitalization which Bis.
marck enviss. but scarcely hopes TO emulate.
The relatively little heed paid on this side OF
tho Atlantic to the arduous conditions OF the
Italian problem. and to the high measure OF
success attained In its solution. Is due largely
to the lack OF books afording broad survey OF
the popular upheaval. which began with Bona
parties invasion OF Italy. and which. notwith-
standing the attempt OF the Holy Alliance to
suppress 1t In 1915. revealed its indestructbillty
by successive commissions In 1920. 1880. and
1S4S. and which. in 1S59-G0. at last shook or
tho foreigner from by far the greatest part OF
the Italian soil. There IL no English version.
We believe. OF Cantns "Storia di Cento Anni"
and. moreover. that narrative would have
answered the requirements OF English
readers but imperfectly. since It stopped
at 1850 The most convenient summary
Of succeeding events Is to be found In
Mazade's LIE Comte do Cavour." reviewed
In these columns some years ago but this. too.
has never been translated into English. There
was. In brief. an urgent want OF u manual IN
which the drift and action OF the forces which
have made the Italian peninsula politically
iudIviaible could be traced and apprelended
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-22

Sodden Death CT = Y uasoo a. the
Central House Probably Suicide
ls-E triiay sseLluz d msa named 5sa1
f Aiisoa arrived 81 tas 4 ai9n Dspot ~ ths
~ g. Is. 8 l. ErsLa fr9m tee south. hs
seat 4erors tls street. ~ tfae Central h0use,
sa4ksd - ~ ths proprietor. Mr lioruzD.
llla o4sree ~ shake 1alls- Ar 0orlal
ll1 uyl reeosll1e han sll1 80 Sad Do1
yOl aD,<s AilsoL 4 4sed ~ lse hers. NJ
4ane .s Joal k nilsoE. { hase beeB out
se-t and lase eone beck here -
have 1g 1ye- 1oeloret. aad saul
" stog slth goo for fea 1sys. he vas
gwen 4 rooln sppearsd regularly al meal
taul 81. sld nothing -trauge ~ss noticed IA
hls actlous or apfearancc. lie sss out
saturday evening anll lear lo % clgck and
zen hr retired he asked for
glass " eater a1iel Be took - hls room.
Al 80 sasLer1ay morning d. gilrg u Mr.
Gorlaau opened tle d0of gf roon l3 With
tae llteUlilll 0f making The bed, aud sas
- tl-on lying on ll- racs and -a-ling. She
called Barney Nclarfy the nlxmau Sh0 at
tends the oakes street. crossing. from an al
golllug room. telling llln that a man ia is
vas having a nt. A. SON as Mcliarrg sSS
=
father THAI the uaan Nas dying Ste dld so
and NJ p lFor1an -fter going 90 the room,
relies lhoned o. 1eAdquarter- and Drs. fy le
and barlh were called. Dr. PIE arrived
nrst and found tuv Dau dylug. Ills eyes
were liked, tne pupils contracted, lungs con
gested aud be- had the general appearance
" a person who had been poisoned
with morphine Auut0tes were injected
and au attempt wa, u -de 20 bleed him. The
doctors saS that they could DO nothing Tor
bim and Coroner BFadish va. notified. The
Coroner arrived 20 4 80 and the man died
az I'D The body was pat IN charge OF
tndertakcr D0ibee, Jury impaneled and
the inquest adjourned until this evening.
Bat little Is known Of Wilson's history.
About ten years ago he kept a saloon m a
basement OF iouia street, opposite the de
pot and at that time Was supposed 10 have
relative, and own property ia Oakland
county he had been a sailor In the British
navy and had papers 20 show that be- had
been hOuorably discharged. ON one OF his
arms vas tatOOed an anchor and
the initials j. y. W. Coroner Bradish
said last night that he did not think al
autopsy would be necessary unless additional
facts should be developed. He said the man
undoubtedly died from morphine poisoning.
but there was nothing 10 indicate whether
he took II with suicidal intent or not. He
probably took the poison several hours
before his condition was discovered. A
cOlOred man who slept IN an adjoining
room got up al O'Clock and says that he
heard = Inan "grOaning or snoring very
loud but did not think 10 say anything
about H. The deceased was apparently -
or 6O years OF age about five feet nine inches
IN height and well prop0rtioned. His hair
was quite gray and he wore a heavy mus
tache.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-22

Exercises fos the little Ones 81 ths
Churches Yesterday.

EEeFCfzes rCF frE Affff4 ones ga the
Churches YESTERDAY.
ts.. .a..ss..f. a.. -. ..... ....ls
49,
observed u las F4Flg1e churches taroa.xloslt
s6. .ttg sus =sek a., ,sslssias. -sos- -
-.ie eaire1e- i9f siri''.47 ssa''''4=' postpone
a.a -@1i-A'e' -A---t tr7-fi'---+f %i-9@ --N
- - II.
4air seatarf D-t Aatpts -4f flI1i-el a- -le
l-..s.-.sl.t 4r.d attractive 9lerct-e- arralgei1
t..- .s.s,
' 80
tie decorations ~ere 4pon al elaborate
da,sers aaa ferns. ll.sllt- aud alott.e-.
a4 as i ....... -...,..-.,.... .....s..
lla interior Deaalifli- AMONG iAe mans
-lecialI, sfrisllc tofal .iszI rus Sac q l.lIieF
t..-..... ...., .a-f -osns -4sne ,ssri az
~
~'-'
salcelnear a large fountain occapyias q
central l'laili0n a. ihe altar ~as nlea ~lli
nDs.4 developed pond hlllez, ~hle ffom
above, around an ~ covered pedestal AMI
basin. 2eli constantly dflDDlng tnr cfl--'t-
saLur- lne toilopius eas ths attractive
prog gram frrlefod
,.l4a- '"ii4-laif
~
60. II ~. -.a.as. ssaaal
3 Prayer
D. -sns Dinpl,i han.i- talie Ess a1d
~ : IRA tis
+ Recitation Bertha hill,' fs
f.Hsar ~ll4 fDrfllslfiF Orchestra
q 81 Auzlstilss Ia.llier oais hrooks
In 4hir-s- taeteT
il eagusual ,ous NJ. tiia l. taupal
l1 uahlatlan
ff 08srtarF Music
la Annfs-r-trr ,aug from Brightest sud
Basf pase is8 school
IL Bsa.ai.eraa
At+.. pi--t gs..ti.t Cbnr..h th. .x.r,.i-4-
A- -.'e -. % is.i'- ''.
Ne'1 nsl1 '- .-7 @l-1I l-'',l ~ - e' go
Llc +4l4loflltI "a Vel l4+t1f tAc tAAlcil~t
being PRINCIPALLY composed 0f children aud
FounF utople The focal decorations were
gudoabtedly the hue-t that ever xraoed the
-.L - -, .t..- .......-,..,. ..,.F 49,.
- -
l's,f ,,l,l,eI1,,tioo. ~ Ctiu.,.s and Jspan--e
f,,t., .-..l 49,. ,,,,r,...r,as. ,.. 10. The fine
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-22
PERSONAL.

;. y. Vincent. wife and daughter, OF La
peer. are visiting l. VI. Cary.
Mrs. G. =. ". Baldwin, of New York City,
l. visiting her sister, Mrs. Moses Tas.gart.
VIII A. Smith leaves the city this morning
for q business trip 10 Cincinnati, St Louis.
etc.
Mr. j. ". Converse, OF Boston, is in the
city on business and will remain about q
week.
l. ". WOicott. OF the firm Of Taggart &
WOlcOtt. has gone 10 NyOmin. Territory, on
business, 20 be absent for about one week.
j. %. Charlebois, OF Muskegon. manager
for the Singer Sewing Machine Co, spent
sunday IN this eats and gave The TELEGRAM
a pleasant call.
Judge Tatem left the city last night for
Buffalo, y. Y. 20 attend the meeting of the
Supreme Board OF Directors Of the Royal
1emplars of Temperance. 4 mass meeting
will be held Thursday afternoon when Mr..
Tatem will deliver an address.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-22
fine Music TO Re Furnished.

The sunual festival and social entertain
ment by the y. VI. G. \. tomorrow evening
40 their rooms will be well worth attending.
The services Of the Fortnightly Club orches-
trs have been procured and will be under
the leadership of Fred A. Wurzburg. assisted
by fourteen members. Among the selec-
ti0ns which will be rendered are. Overture.
Niagara. " BOettgert; l. 'Estudiantiwa waltz.
Walteufel medley overture. Boettgert
Flower Song. LOnge; march medley. Clander
Galop de- Concert. Grill. The trustees IN
charge OF the festival are Rev. Geo. O..
WhitWorth. chairman, Mc(ieOrge Bundy
r. j. Horton and x. VI. Beattie. com
mittee Of ladies' viii have charge OF the
tables
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-22

WurrE.-Ws e are sorry that faI on roll
'ar ssste= has interfe~ed with your holiday
Still it need not do So sny longer. Use 81
1scob7 iFl at once and you vii be all right
Fa'ng Ladies Jo',-naf Hrrpe7-s Monthly
Popular WaHfAig. Nsir lert Fashion HG-rr.
frofn and Peterson FOR july at Vinegar =
North Division street. Porter block
We oTsr a few Mahogany Finished Suits
to close out az way down prices also
come Cherry and oak CmFouniers These
goods ara fine and can be bought AZ prices
vhich cannot be- duplicated after they are
Disposed ~
PH'FSry FuESrruRF Co.
Salesroom on Summit and West Fulton
streets.
r-y Feck's German Cologne. eqnaI 70 the
Imported Farina. sls1 per pint. l0c per oz..
st fsek's Drug Store.
Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Powder n Mills
& LnceY Pharmacy.
Truszes. large stock AMI ERE most a.
proved sinds. AZ Pscs's Drug Store
Thrse bottles II Ayers or Hoods Sarss-
parilis for 81 1T Pack's Drug Store.
vaseiine in pound cans. Prices re,luced
AZ fecs Drag store
Try imported bay rnn from Psck's DrrE
St0ra. Our own importation.
Bay ycur fazs sni fra-cracks~s ~ Vine
ar s Nsrth Diris1ou street. Porter block
Ctacse-uz pianos at ~ a Kimbsn Co.
ransI street
p.f-,,t r,ira.s ralrts ami .olor- .n Paste
fr~rs 40 Peek Dr1E Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-22

The ladies OF the West Side Literary Club
held a meeting Saturday afternoon at which
time the history committee continued the
study IN French history, giving NAPOLEON =
Foreign Campaigns" The Consulate. -
The Code. Napoleon and the Concor-
date. followed by the poem "Casabianca. "
The next meeting viii be held with Mrs. / &.
NJ. Turner, 30l Jefferson street after which
the club will adjourn for the summer vaca-
flru
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-22

saturday. edition Of the Herald eas
quite a marked improvement over the spicy
preceding numbers iu matter makeup and
appearance. The heading il new and ap-
pears as Brr-efs Grant RHpnfs Herald aud
the parer Is pasted and cut making it con
venieut % read.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-22
HEYN & CO.'S BAZAAR
Their Store the Great Attraction
Thousands of Visitors.


Saturday was the opening day of Heyn Il
Co. : Bazaar az = Monroe street, and not
with-tanding the forenoon was rainy and
disagreeable, the opening proved great at
traction to the buying public. and early in
the day the store was crowded with an eager
multitude OF visitors who were all anxious to
see the fine display and post themselves on
the seductive prices offered. The store Is in
the heart of the retail portion of the city and
has been fitted up with exquisite taste, and
stocked with magnificent display of goods,
including fancy goods IN great va
riety, jewelry, toys and novelties of all
kinds. The goods were arranged in show
cases on shelves and IN every conceivable
nook and corner where an artistic effect
could be produced. The second floor il
reached by way of an easy flight of stairs
from the rear. and from the landing of this
stairway q very animated scene was pre-
sented Saturday night. The store below was
"a mass OF humanity, all busy as bees, exam
ming the various articles on exhibition. and
the arrangement Of the goods, while pur-
chase= we're going on AT 2:t0 pace. The
second floor Is also packed full of goods, as
we'll a. the basement, while the third floor Is
devoted To the unpacking and distributing
departments. The management have eyi-
IDENTIFY had large experience IN their line of
trade, and their good taste was manifest on
every hand We predict for this store pro-
ftabie trade in this city. and wish them
abundant success.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-22


Holland Ald -.e.ats aEeal-iau o.. ll0rrgs .
% AaL.na1ll
ihs rail taslafll, .llaff-f.i lifzel5 zlIa .
IA sxcsrslol parties
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T keeHlnE fIeIr .aioaa open after lour-.
lled ~ agree la E1uca CONT Saturday.
Criminal .a-.- ...Il - .,U.d "a tas 81
.r1... ti..,.-r r.. ......-...q It. aa.. a.r,lr-r
aury smith for robbery slil receive atten-
GA afsf
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t.r n.,llln., ~. .....-.. ......t.l.., aest s.sk
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-22

Assorted stock = Toilet Soaps.
These goods vii be slaughtered re-
gardless of cost
YOu can always find the largest ard
finest variety % Fruits and Neretab'es
be- the market and ~ the lowest urlcas.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-22

sre fer eI,oiers 81 fhoouEa i,stn-
~ vcnf rranlf -fs ami fr make 1o usis-
y tl,e iianfactsnts st Nils 81 acey
Wv.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-22

I have one naw frsf-cias= Track Suisy for
sale. made hy popular builder PhFtons.
~urreys and R0gEles. Cf mg own make. for
sale. AZ prices 20 zu.t the times. George q.
FITCH. t-~ South DIVISION street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-22
Scarcely a Town and Not City in the
Union Where Our Instruments are
Not A., ifca

ONdtIciI q own anu ifOk q lily w tne
Union Where Our Instruments are
Not In Use.
If you want the best money will buy, cell
on us and you viii find II.
Remember We manufacture largely and
are considered the largest dealers IN the
world.
We make our prices so low Rnd our terms
so easy. that no one can complain.
instruments warranted seven years.
Branch house of ". W. kiEibali Co., ID. j.
Rapids.
Dr. Prinde at No. 9 Scribner Street.
Dr. C. " Prindle has removed his Office
from Front street 20 No . Scribner, where
be has three rooms, convenient and tasty,
built expressly for his convenience and busi-
ness The Doctor. a. evervb body knows. is
one of the best ply -icians Ia the Valley City,
and now with these apartments fitted and
prepared for his profession he Is nicely sit
uated 20 attend 10 the wants Of all IN his
profession.
Fancy soaps at Peck'- Drug Store, 100
kinds 10 select from.
The old reliable Chickering piano is the
best in use. ". W. kimball Co. Il the
agent.
Lettuce Soap at Mills Il Lacey's Phar-
macy.
The Novelty Lunch Room open night and
day - Pearl street opposite Sweet Hotel.
DEvVIsoN, OTTAWA Co. MfCH.. June To-
To ne Heserre Mutual ~ Grand R1pids
CENT? ENfES-Tour promptness and fair
ness in adjusting and paying the policy on
the life of nay wife convince me that the
company Is aN yCu claim for 10 and ought
receive The patronage Of every one desiring
Iife Insurance. Your '-joint policy" on
husband aud wlfe wil commend itself 20 in
tellgent men who VIII examine 10.
peCtfully,
DAVID Ho0rV
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-22
Paul " Friedrich s,
"a MONROE STREET.

These bargains are offered to make
room for the elegant new stock Of Stein
way, Sohmer, Hardman. and Behr,
Pianos.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-22

Pure E-0uDd spices et prices gsuaiiy
Ilr1z Store.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-03

Among the distinguished dead Of
the wear must be named Goldsmith
s.ajd, who departed this life, full Of
honors, on Saturday. With that
regard to her personal appearance
for which her sex is noted, she was
said to give a spectator the impreS-
sion that She was giidy colt o:
three, but the ungalIant fac; is that
her true age was twenty-cigh;. Al
though it is notorious tha5 he =,
yer: fast, having made mile IN ,, II,
size was highly esteemed AMI viii ~
widely lamentcd.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-03
PALATKA, FLA, OCT. ). 1852

A land agent at Rome, Ga, re-
ceived a few days ago an order for
100000 or 500, 900 acres Of desirable
farm land, in a solid block, to be IN
.er4persed with timber, but not MI
forest. These lands are SAID t. &c
for immigrants, and the order comes
from London.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-03

The late Emory Storrs left his
wife absolutely penniless. lie did
not leave enough to pay his funeral
expenses. The recipient Of the lar
gest fees paid to any Chicago law
yer, he did not leave his wife en-
ough to pay for days lodging o.
10 buy q DAVIS bread
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-03

The New Nork Tribune and Ger
tain. other journals enjoyed for sew
eral days The belief that they had
detected Attorney General Garland
il committing ~ ayt which WouIu
.erlously compromise his character
as an official and gentleman, hu: it
turns out that the whole story they
have been telling IS a fabrication.
They alleged that lie, being i large
stakeholder in the Pan Electric Tel
ephonc Company, had, IS attorney
general, given the use Of ;hc name
OF the United States in the >.it re
Gently brought against the Bell Tel
,phone Company at Memphis, with
the object of increasing the value ii
his investment. The attorney gen
cral telegraphs from his plantation,
fifteen miles from Little Rock, that
he was not aware that the use Of tilo
name OF the United States had been
given to the Pan Electric Company.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-03

= 81. essUsft"S. i- no "a ~ p
.gsssac.Es most .tI s'g-~+ cont aiming;
Ire-I~- ;sBar. 90 hfz' IL IrIou i'm
s.,EIeslts. NEbEcb claim to
suts. s-+-ci.. tbTIlG-cN H'c-
UlstIs Conn ftfalt,-. Nc .-.far sb
E..,EE. Is you N.as iVgu S.sFrH ttt".
-. -s..' s't- ,sI'ssEf -rG..Fs
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-03

Representative Morrison ealA 10
the New York World cores poudcnt
at Washington on Friday that there
would be an effort made i'll tic next
congress looking to i reduction Of
til # taxation. AS far as he knew
ars was no concerted effort or
combination with this cud in view,
but undoubtedly some one would
offer such bill. II his plan for 4
horizontal reduction should not find
favor, probably a perpendicular scale
might be presented and adopted.
One thing was certain, however,
n re wou}3 )a some tariff legisIa
tivA by t., Iorty-ninth congress, but
just what plans would be formulat
ed he must decline 10 answer at
present. Some Of the persons who
had been growing at him for his
views on the tariff would be given
an opportunity to suggest something
better, for this question could not
be evaded by the lawmakers of the
United States.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-03

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