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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

Mr.. James II, Berry, who has been elected
United States senator from Arkansas 10 I'll
the vacancy caused by tho appointment OF
Mr.. A. H. Garland Ns attorney general, Is q
native of Alabama In 1913, when ho was II
years old, hs parents moved TO Arkgnsos,
io Joined the confederate forces during
the war and lost q leg at tho battle OF
Corinth, At the close Of tho war he
determined to become lawyer and
by dint Of almost constant study day
and night no picked up sufficient knowledge
TO secure his AdmittOnco 10 tho bar, This
was In 1860, Plunghg into politics with his
characteristic energy ho was elected success
sively te the Arkansas legislature, TO acircuit
court judgshIp, and finally In 1889 TO the
governorblp Of the state, and declined the
nomination for recollection In 1881. llo has
received llntteriug mNjoritics In ev.y cleo
ton In which no was u candidate and show
IN his career 10 whnt height man may rise'
Ia our country by his own efforts
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

Hon. d. McConyille, who has been
nominated by President Cleveland az
Sixth Auditor OF the Treasury, aud
whose nomination was promptly con.
1rmed by the Senate, IL well and favor.
ably known TO many Of tho people OF
Mrs1illon. He was married In this city
about fourteen years ago 10 Niles Emma
lllugeloy, daughter Of Rev. II, Hingoley,
who was at that time pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Mr., Me-
Conyille and family have resided In
Steubenvllle during oil their married
life, Our people tender congratulations,
: Masslllon American,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

THE dismissal by Secretary Manning
Of twenty six special agents Of the
Treasury, belonging to what Is known
az the Fraud Roll" is not only con.
siderable saviug TO the Government but
a great relief TO honest importing mer.
chants, who have been herrassed and
defranded by these officials [Philadel
phia Record, lat,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

Mr. Cray tie successor Of Mr. Bayard m
United Statot senator from Delaware, was
born In that state In lsiO, He is a graduate
Of Princeton and practced law for ~ years
prior 10 1881, when he was appointed attor
ney general Of his state, For some years
has taken an active part In politics, In the
Democratic National conventions Of 1880 and
1884 he presented Mr.. Bayard'a name for the
presidency, II Is predicted he viii all Bay
ards seat ably and we'll IQ Is as handsome q
man as can he foundin the country, n perfect
Apollo In form over six feet In height, with
black eyes and hair little thin On the top
Of his head He Is fluent speaker, with an
easy and pleasant manner, He was ap'
pointed attorney general In 1870 for five
years by Gov, Hall aud was reapponted 10y
Gov. Stockloy last fall for another term Of
five years, That Is the only Office he has
eyer hall
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

Don't make too many resolutions, but
hold on ike grim ieath to these you do
make. II your physical system IL out Of
order you should attend TO that nj once
for ts no use trying 20 keep a stiff upper
I'm when your kidneys or liver arc TAX.
ing ,he courage out Of you. II you have
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

When they once become acquainted
with II, ladies invariably prefer Pdrker's
Hair Balsam TO any similar preparation,
II makes the hair soft and glO'Sy, Orreste
lts falling of, promotes new growth, re
st0rAs the original color, and has no
rival az n dressing, Not dye, not oily,
highly pertumed, 0aly 50t NJ drug
uiaia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

Binghomton Republican; "rhero was an
unfortunate thing connected with my mar
rlnpe, . snld Mullothood, "You soo woclopcd,
and the rope was thin ond had to reach from
n throo-story window" "And " brokoF'
questioned brcothless listener mo, the
lamed thing held"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

Hall's Hair Remover rencws cleanses,
brightens and invigorates the hair, and
restores faded or gray hair TO H. youth
ful color and lustre, People with gray
hair prefer to uae tho Remover, rather
than proclaim TO the world, through
their bleachod locks, that they are be-
coming aged, and passing on TO decay.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

DR.. Fenner's Golden Relief cures any
pain IN five to thirty minutes, hruisa OF
cut, without soreness, BY dealers. Cir,
cular, Fredonia, New York. For sale by
Durbin, Wright \ Co.,, 0. N. Nyo aud Il
n. Barr druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

really made up your mind TO turn over
new leaf, commence the year NY taking
q thorough course OF the celebrated Kid
ney'WOrt Thousands Of people testify
10 ita good effects for kidney diseases,
blll0usne, 8, pilee, constipation, etc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

At the Canton primaries on Saturday
vote was taken as to who should be the
next postmaster, and that good old
Democrat, Archie McGregOr, was the
choice by o large majority. A better
selection could not have been made
Wayne County Democrat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

New York Grophici There were 40 differ.
ent kinds Of pie ot dinner given recently In
Greeley, Col The foasters probably saw ab
different kinds of grandmothers in their sleep
Lhnb niphG
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

ALEXANDER MARCO will mako nm OK
cellent street Commissioner, ~ every
one will admit who knows him. In fact
the Democratic ticket throughout " ex
celleut. We bOspeak FOR one and al
earnest and active support.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

Mr.. Cleveland pays his pew reut like
any other sinner Soma Presidents
have accepted seats IN churches Aaa
gratulty, hut Grover will not even tako
salvation free,--t Chicago Herald,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

THAT you are bothered nearly to
IIlH death with rheumatic twingcs
or the pangs of neuralgia is no reason
why you should continue to suffer. ES'
pertinent with a good medicine. Try
Thomas Eclectric Oil Recollcct It Is
GUARANTEED by every druggist. Ncu-
ralgia and Rheumatism never stood be-
fore Il,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09

n0an hnnN pRtlENts alvNN AWAY sond us .
WIFI Hill l"nN q uRr .ud b, mail YOU viii
"Ii S " NJ HSG sn, % '"'a' i"S % g STS %cS
that WI AZ ones hrnH yol In mono, tnater tnnn any.
lhhg nse In America All bout the 300 0OO In pres.
onla WIN tnOh hx Agents wanted everywhere, OF
either sex " MI ages for MI the tlne or sparO tine
only ~ work fur Va NJ their own tonnes, Fortunes
FOR nll workers absolutely assured Don't delay. A.
uALLKfT 10 Portland Maine ycgtid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
Sanfia9ungs' YrDflamatipn.

Dem @eiete uuo einem 8raude fol-
9enb, beftimme id hermit ben ie6sunb=
atuan5isften Sag oieies Wpnats, Dons
neritas, als ben Gag feierli6 sDfentli6er
Ganfiasuns, barsebra6t benz .almG6ti.
gen @otte fir feline @uabe unb ieinen
Sesen. Bic 8en6lferung bon Winnee
iota bat tuieberum cine slidli9e SaiIpu
binter iib. &ube unb Srbnuns iinb
aufre6t erbalten tuorben; eth alsemein
.siinftiser @eiunbbeitsauftanb 1T su Der.
.5eibnen unb Elm jeber Nrbeitsfu6enbe
bat Grbeit %sefunben. Ses 2anbmennea
Nrbeit 1T bur6 reide @rnte belubni
tpOrben. Die @eipalt Der @lemente bai
unieren Staat nur penis seiddbist
|Seuden iino bon Der Beb0lferuna uni
uOn ben Seeroen fernsebalten ipOrben
unfere- materiellen Sntereiien 1inb e.
fol9reib setpabrt morben. unb uniert
9er5en Aaben ii9 bic boben Brinsipier
fur Moral uno i%Oeiale BeReruns erbal
ten. go empfeble unb beitlmme ib benz
firsbie 8eu5lteruns bes Staates, bai
an Dben senanntem Gage, Sober bic glr
belt bel Seite lese, unb bub man iid a,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
Set WorOHern

ten, erlieBeu, rertpeiserten lie benz 6errr
Repes Die Gdanfli5ens. uno es se.
reibt nns BUR @enustbuuns. in Grfab.
runs gebradt au baben, baB Die Co.
Gommifare besi9li6 ibrer Qnoronuno
alien Grnites su 8erfe seben ipDlen,
inbem lie ir9enb einem 8ierwir.b i'm
Gountp. DEM nadsemieien tperben fam,
baB er ii6 Der betrefenben Nnprbnuns
nibt fii9te, in ibrer nd6Iten Sanuar-
Sibuns unter feinen 8ebinsunaen
SbaHflisens ertbeilen merben. Gs 1T
ppn ienen 8ieruirtben i'm gDuntp nur
@enises xno baSu etipas b66it @eredtz
fertistes perlanst, unb bieiem 8erluttz
gen, bag, mie seiast, nur cine 8esiin'
itisuns fir iie 1T, ipIlen uns miiiien fe
nadfommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
Gir9enbau gust. Nartin.

en- ct. Martin, Stearns Co., ion ndd<
ties Sribjabr nit benz Baue elmer nener
maIiipe.. 8aditsinttrde besonnen peroen.
9as 8aucommittee seoentt bic SertisiteIs
lung bes aansen @ebdubss einem 8auunterz
nebmer su aserseben. airdenpIan iotpte
SpesiTtatipnen liesen i'm 8farrbauie au ct.
Marttn CUR giniibt oien BON iett big @etb,
nabten. Sie UNI bic &uffibruno oes Saues
lid beuerbenben gontraftoren mDsen Aefdl.
lisit lire Insebote periieselt an ben Bfars
rer bon ct. Martin ausbdnbisen. Ser
minbeit b1etenbe gontraftor tpirb nit ieinent
9lnsebpte 5uerit beridiidtist tuer0en. Sod
behalf ft5 has 8anepntWittee eas ReGt Dor,
aas tppbtertpDaeren @rinben BENT tiesri9'
fen Insebpte irseno elm anberes porsu=
sieten. Sim 27ten 9esember miro Die grz
Dffnuns Der Iusebote" itattfnoen. Sas SD.
here fann i'm 8farrtauie su ct. Martin bel
8eii9tisuns bes Slanes anssefunoen tper|
ben.
4s-3Scr g IT,. bas 8aucsmite
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18

beg 9errn ct. S6uarb; Sames Softer
erfreut lid in ieinem @6ubgei0dfte Ell
1er 9uten &unoi6aft; Ssn. 8ebnar 1T
Sefiter zines gut einseri9teten Sotels,
bas fib irsenb einem Geiienoen beItens
empfeblen ldBt. Na6bem mir de-
nnnnten uniern @ruB entboten urb
uniere @eiddfte, iooiel dig tbunlid,
abgetuifelt batter, traten mir NIT @er
iiblen oes 9anfes fir Iue, bic uns auf
unlerer 9our nit 8atb unb Chat urb
nit flinsenoer &inSe our 5anb stneen,
oen Seimpes an. St.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18

ben iibliben Srten 0ber am eebeiliaien
9eeros perfammle, I'M freubigen Ser
sens benz 5penoer bieier @naben, Dem
epigen 8ater, 5u banfen.
@e9eben unter meiner l1nte,Idrift
uno benz sssben Staats iiesel, I'M aapiz
tol In ct. 8aul, am iiebenten cage bes
Wonats 8ssember U. 8. eintauieno
d6tbnnbert fttnf unb adtSis.
8. S. s ubbarb.
5reb. DO 9 a u m b a d, Staats,
SefretGr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
6oIs! SoIs! SpIS!

Sc tpirb biermit befannt seseben, baB
periieseIte Nneebote In ber @ountpzNuot
tprs Sfice big sum 81. @opember 1889,
gprmittags 9 1br, our Hieferung bon Sllns
oc,t &lafter suten, trDdenen 9taple Solaea
gum @epraud fiir's 6 ourtbaus unb @efdn9s
nib in Der Gtabt ct. glDub, Stearns 60
Diinn., ent9esensenommen peroen. Ser
6 pntratt miro benz peranttpprtlideny nieos
rig1t Btetenben iiberlaien. 20 SLATER mil.
fen ipfert ynb Der Heit Dor Dem 1. Sebrnar
1886 seliefert peroen.
:. IS. $ q nj erel, gnn,rrite
Barnep8 Q 5 be T 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
6ierber aef6aMt.

8ppb 1T tpieber an feline alte gde aurid.
gefehrt unb p~erfauft Groceries biliger, als
Sieielbe in ir9eno einem aroern 8eihaftslo=
fale in Stearns gountp erftanoen tperoen
.6nnen. 8as er iagt. 1T Inn ernitlih se<
meint, unD tper's ni9t slaubt, 9eb' bin unb
feb. 8Dpo's alter xStaro."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
NteIs S6tdiAt erfnut.

VIZ 1o' 9tooeh'pek tuYtY uhp YttutHtNu'
.tbis ON @alsen 5u &esina seltorben.
Sir cine sere6te Sa9e 1T Ct als bas
Opfer tpiloer &adiu9t seitorben, Der
Radiu6t nidt bios elmer einsigeu Ser
ION. ionoern zines san5eng oltes. Seine
Sinridtnus 1T barum cine unauslDid=
|li6e S6ma9 fir Canada nnb sana BE.
ionoers fir bic bortise 8esiernng. Ser
bulb einunbiiebaisjdbriae erte Ninifer
beg canaoti6en &et9es, Sir Sobn
Meranoer WacDpnalb, 1T felt piersi9
|Sabren bas 9aupt ber bprtisen utuniers
uatipen 9artei. 9ieie ftiibt iid ereben,
|tbe,ls auf bic fraus6iiide 8epOlferuns
@anaoa's. 9a nun bic frans5Tihm
GAMBLER bic tudrmfe Sbeitnabme fit
Die bon 5ran5oien unb Snbianerinnen
abitammenben Wiidlinse tn ben geDrb,
'tpeftsebieten besen, 10 1T es flat, bas
Mae0 snalb bnrd bic Sinribtuns Giel's
feline politiibeS te0unsunb bic ieiner8ar,
tel iebr ~sefdbrbvt. 9aB Sir WacD onalb
in &iel's 9inri9tuns einpiGiete, mag
bauon berriibren, baB ct elmer Der Wit,
i9ulotsen ie,ner 2anbmonopolifen lit,
pel9e our6 ibre freden ginsriHe in
ben 9anobeiiB ber Nii6linse in ben
Noropetsebieten bic burttse &ebellipn
berporserufen baben. 8eidBe ct audi
nur Elm Slnfden @emiitb ober @eflbl,
10 wlroe ibn bas 8etpubtiein Der eise.
men Nitidulb natarlid erit redt baau
getrieben baben, &tel 5u retten. 0od
|eas @emiitb bat ia nit ben @rtpdsun,
gen iol6er Stdatsmdnner 70 tuenig ~
|tbun, ipte bas @epiHen.
l1numitOBli@e, ielbit bur9 canabii6e
8esierunss : gommiiionen beitdtiste
Equitable 1T es, baB bic canabil9e 8e>
siruns ielbit bic Sauptidulo ait BET Sic.
beaion in ben Nerbweitsebieten trdst.
9ie bortisen &ebeler tuebrten fi6 nur
nm ibr sutes &edt. unb aud nidt ber
|S6atten zines 8etpeiIes lit baflr por=
|banben, baB 8iel fid tpabrenb Der Re,
bellipn cine rnmenidlide pber arauIam.
9anbluns 81 S9ulben fommer lief.
@r mar aus ieinem ii6eren 6eim in
Wontar,a auf ben Ruf ieiner 2anbsleut.
mad ieiner alten Seimatb sefommen, I'M
ibnen in tbrem geiesliden Sample geaen
u~ebersrife ber 2anbrSuber bur9 ieins
ueberlesene, emit in einem fathplil6en
IBrieiter : Seminar ertpprbene 8ilbuno
5u belfen. 9aB aus einent geiesli6eu
@iberitanb elm unseieblider unb &C.
sei~ualtiamer tuurbe, seidab sesen ieinen
WiQen. Der Selo bes geipaltIameu
8iberitanbes mar ber. gum Slide mad
ben Ser. Staaten entfommene Salbin5ia,
net Gabriel 0umDnt. &iel 1T aber nidt
nur moralii9 melt uniduloiser, als bi;
canabii6e &esierun9, ipnoern es berrI6.
ten aberbies ernittide 3peifel an feline,
seiitli9en @eiunbeit. gea9 benz urt6eil
unbefansener 8eoba6ter litt er at, tpirt.
|lidem relisiGiem .@abniinn, l,nb midi
an ertiuieltem unb erbeu6eltem, nit
Der ideuBlide @uiteau. Sod bic brt.
ltiid~canabii9e 8eu6lfernns tuar in ibren
glutburte sesen ale Iol9e Ct:
pdsunsen Iblinb unb taub. 2puis
l&iel, oefien 2ebeuslauf unlereu 2eierr
|bereits aug senauen Sdilberunsen be
FAINT 1T, miro in ieinem 9obe ieiner
|5einben tueit sefdbrlider iein, als er ei
i'm 2eben mar. 9enn CT 1T iebt elm 8lut
5euse fir bic 8edte uidt muir feline,
balbfran56iii6en. ionoern auh feline,
fransDfi9en 2anos!eute in Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
gambler III
Gtjenbabu=S6uoeret

Golden, pel6e semilt iinb, contraflid
2dnbereien Der ct. 8aul, MinueapDlis uni
Manitpba Giienbabn<g ompasnie 81 faufen
oberg ontrafte au besablen, olene biermit5ur
Nadridt, baB Elm BON Der gpmpa9nie ans
tborliirier Msent jeben Sag an Der ct
Sohn's l1niperiiidt unb i'd ieoen 5reita9
llnb Samstas in ct. gloub i'm Geurtbauie
81 trefen bin.
g. B~enbelin Mers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
8crlpteM.

8pn Sreitas 4beno biz San,ftas Wahm,t'
tag tpurbe III 0ieier Staot Elm e1tes Weroco
Sai6enbnb, entbaltenS etpa SIS baar uno
einerNnsabl mertbpoler Baptere, nls Noten,
8ant : Certificate u.i. NJ. uerloren. Del
reoli9e Sinber mag oas 8aarselo suribbal
ten, ipenn er. bic IN Dem Saidenbu9 entbal'
tenen &%ertbpapiere abliefert.
47-2. Carl Serber9er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
Nenes Waarcn!

Soeben ansetommen elm GROCER Sorratf
BON 8anferotts@ aaren als &leiber firMan'
ner unb &tnber, SIte, &appen, S6ube
Blanfets etc., tpelde innerbalb 30 Sa9er
pertauft nerben miiien i'm &eriteigerungs.
unb gpmmiiiionslotale. Wan ipre9e BEL
Seiten por unb idliebe einen SanOel.
Suller uno s arrier,
IS 8laue Jrpnt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18

- @eIS al rerIetber auf @ruroei'
eentbum. Nadaufrasen bel 5. 6. Bire.1.-
NcIH gu perl eiben bel Setter Bird
Madaufrasen img ourtbaus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
Wotts.

Splde, tpelhe mir ibulben, itub hermit
aufaeforbert, ldn9itens Bis gum Is. Seaem=
ber 1885 ibrer HHiAt se9en mid: nah5rtom'
men, tpibrtsentals td mid ger5tbt9t ieben
tperbe, bic Iustdnbe sert6t eoIefttren au
laiien. SenrhS 9mttt,
49, Nbpn, Stearrs GpIutg, Wtt11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
gu ]perfanfen.

g 4, 8 9, 9 "a nebit &aus uno gruu=
men, in ct. GlpuO 9ele9eu, 81 perfanfen.
8reis $400 baar. Sian tperbe ii6 on
Erana start NJ i9,
47-2 ct. Soiepb. Stearns Co.. Mtnn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
NefIangt

tpirb gum ipfsrtisen @intritt elm eriter 8lais
ie 2a6enbtener in einent r@eneral'S Store IN
Sauf Centre. Na6aufrasen bel
Nnbretp s. g SMITH,
49, Sauf Centre, Winn.
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gu permtetben.

GIN I96nes, neues Sramebaus, in be,
Nabe bes ct. Suiepb Gabnbpfes sele9en
inter sinltisen 8e~binsunsen 81 bermietben
Gdberes BET S. Il n, ct. Sofepb
Mtnn, 47-s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
8eIo St perIttben.

Solde, tpel6e @elb auf Saruts pber
Stabt=@ runbeiaentbum at leiben tuilniden,
mbsen ith uenoen an
81 Us It unD Sr0h NJ Q +,
1 ct. Glpuo, Mttn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18

WerIanst. Gin 17idbri9er Sunse, Der
bic IDrmalf9ule beia6en mil, pinf6t I'M
terfpnn1en in eiser Samilie, in Der er .se9en
Irbeit Soft unb Gp9is erhdlt. gu erfra9en
in Der Expedition bic es 8lattes. IS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18

B6E 9 Bfunb ser6feter 4afee fit
t1.00, bel u + n, a n unb 2abner.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-04
What Does II Mean ?

In an interview with a reporter for
the New York Times at Atlanta, Ca,
last week, Hon. JOHN S. WISE is re-
ported as follows:
"They 1.-THE Democrats have made
pretty mess Of it. twas on the legis-
lation Of this Democratic Legisla-
ture that the Supreme Court of the
United States made its recent decision
declaring the coupons Of our bonds re-
ceiyable for taxes"
"How will the success of your par
ty affect the question Of this decision
OF the Supreme Court?"
ave will simply repeal this latter
legislation and let Readjuster legisla-
ton stand"
Repeal what legislation? That is
an important question. What acts of
the Democratic Legislature are those
which Dir. WISE threatens to repeal
The first thing done by the Demo-
Gratis was to pass a joint resolution de-
clariDg that the people of Virginia &C
cepted the RIDDLEBERGER bill.
Then they passed bill requiring
licenses to be paid for in money. Will
Mr.. WISE repeal that act?
Then they passed a bill taxing cou-
pon-brokers and coupon-compelling
lawyers. Will Mr.. WISE repeal that
acts
Then they passed bill providing a
sinking fund for tax-receivable coupon
bonds. Will Mr.. WISE repeal that
act?
TheA they passed bill to declare
the true intent and meaning of the RID
DLEBERGER act. Will Mr.. WISE re-
peal that act?
These constitute portion Of the
Democratic legislation which Mr.. WISE
would repeal. What say the people ?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-04
Joint Discussions.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
You will confer favor on not few
of your readers by giving the substance
of the rule observed in the last canvass
in relation to "joint disc essions." In
1883 our chairman, Mr.. Barbour, sent
out request that no joint discussions
be had with the Malone machines. Ii
worked like a charm. 1t enabled the
yeung men to see the character of the
men who supported each side, and a
single glance at the Malone crowd de-
termined them at once where to go.
The reason of this request was set
forth by Mr.. Bsrbour-to wit, that our
self-Iespect would not permit us to
recognize people who had denounced US
as assassins. Inasmuch as this language
is Iepeated in what they call their plat
form, the reason urged by Mr.. Barbour
has the same force now it had then,
and should be observed accordingly.
We are not fighting the Republican
party, but . thing used for the sole
purpose of furthering the interests Of
one man-General Malone.
OLD STAGER.
The State Central Committee re-
solved last week not to have joint dis
cussions. The following is the Ma
HONE resolution referred to:
eve declare our resolute opposition
to the present Federal Administration
as the fit creature Of the immoral and
faithless relations of apostate Republic
cans with the National Democracy, and
as the natural product Of folly, fraud,
force, and perfidy, which has already
displayed all the traits Of its origin by
proclaiming test for office that at once
finds its most fragrant violation in the
offensive partisanry Ofthe President and
his Cabinet; by parading the mean
hypocrisy of reform that awards pre-
miums to false witness and calumny;
by servile obsequiousness at the North
to the men whose treachery betrayed
Republicanism, and stole the crown Of
power and victory for barter, and by
insolent venality and brutality in the
South, and especially in this Common
wealth, that have conspicuously identi-
fed it with the worst elements of ra-
pine and corruption, and made it the
accomplice of that Bourbonism whose
effective strength consists Of organized
regulators, ballot-box suffers, and
assassins-to the grief and indignation
of good men of all parties.'
The Republicans try to explain that
all of this resolution is qualified by the
closing words " To the grief and in
dignation of good men Of all parties"
But the other words speak for them
selves.
We have not at hand Mr.. BAR
BoUR's request of two years ago on
this subject.