The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-12-17

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81 Tn 80 az5srd and =seniy
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gz.5 sal. - days ihe Has
z aI "a create > Desar1-
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fasl fsf ~ head And taEs subjeet an
retsdsy ia IL fie Tariff The proposal
e. dieE.fs Agcalsare nth 4 ~tioa in
tae C4hiaset. e-ssesaatered ssz5P opposition
fs.sm Arkansas. TrKA~, Virginia ard West
Virginia congressman, al n WHOM took
the s1.sd that fle 5-st tsing that eould
Dr doae fg fise fann.fs Wa 10 ~s~E tie
marais abroad. ai,esr sLsey tnast asA their
pr,ducts - Agaeg5e4B purchasers aud to
take iIe linFe,r duiss n thu lumber,
steel. irs,a ard other materials needed by
aas Esssaen 81 zas . notable fret that al
rhe states uiOse Representatives took Tins
position Nere agricultural States with tie
partial exception of WeSt Virginia
AT4rG fight seems Imrsinent and it
mzy commence thi. week. represents
tive Anderson II ohio. sss laying that
the tis8e lad COME uirh these surplus mil
Iions had to be stopped, ID a,ine way, from
pIling 10 t8e Treasury sbd that mutual
concessions would nave - le made. For
hls Part. - a. ready u let every penny
Of duty be knoekcd ii Ohio Wool
Would sou rally favor i reduction Ga an
article in which your STATE : - largely in-
tenzsteds xAz asked Yer. replied Mr..
Anderson. j will favor anything that VIII
~reI5ese tise peapls At large ef this halter
4bgu, their necks. I kusz SUCH senti-
NIGHTS y ia not make i1e mere popular At
l.o1ne. Jut ii ! i-f the good u the country
Il must come OF y here. continued
LIE. "spd 1esery body looks sHt for every
Htsle interest ia his particular locality.
nothing . SIS ever he done. Mr. Ander-
son says ie ni3 vote for = bHl to reduce
tie tariff thirty mil.ipsa. noR. and NOR in
the future
Patriotic sieeches may le expected 70
begin A,pn III ishAii ri = w7~rual United
states fair 70 * added - tie already many
Spectacular and educational institutions Of
Washington. The Exposition convention
dlseus>ed and adopted resolution. which
cali lef = committee. Of fifteen that Is 70
urge Congress 10 prepare tar = celebration
IN 1853 - marx tie oDe hgbsredth ami
ycrsar - tie Constitutional Government.
Then ihe committee . - ask scr buildings
and money for 4 permanent exposition in
1892 in cornmemoration Of the four hnn-
dretIl 4ss1verssTy 81 tEe discovery Of
America. The committee i also author
ized to gel up a statue for Columbus On
the Exposition grounds.
4 few days since soBse Grand Army men
from New Jersey xb5 were visiting the
city went oYer Ia lie White House TO
shake hsnis xItn the President. A. they
we're fling ont of the East rosm, tens.
Sherman AID Sheridan. - 10 had just egn-
ttHNrN n hG4A - ~ 'F'eANLD 81 pa
Yate Office. descpndrd tie stairWay and be-
came mixed up with lie ero@d Of veterans
who hiled the hail. Trey were Instantly
recognized BY those wh" lad sers-i under
them dnfin. the var. aud A. all serr anx-
ious 70 pay their respects to the two en-
inent generals, the latter stopped ID tue
hallway and held az inpr0mpiu reception.
shaking hands and exchanging greetings.
The accidental meeting was much enjoyed,
apparently, both bg tie generals and By
the soldiers.