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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27
Trust NOthlnu EIse

than AYERS SARSArARfIt.A. Numerous
cr.ldo mixtures nrc offered 10 isie public
IA "hlood purlners.r which only allure
the patient with the preiense 0f mauy
cheap doses. and with which u i folly 20
experiment while disease !. Niratlily be-
coming more ,leep-seatCtl and tliilieull ~
cure. Some of these mixtures to mueh
lasting harm. Bear Ia mind that the only
medicine that can radically purify the
ytlated blood i
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

Noises tn the head. 1m eArfm King fnea xi~
rafinx liquors, the vital fuid passing unohsasYed
the Inc and many other diseases that lead - in
anity and death.
Dr. HIineie. who is a Regular Physician,
Graduate OF tho University or oFPenmsylvnmla
win agree 20 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case of this kind the vital Restorative (under his
special advice and treatment will not cure or for
anything imp1re or injurious found in T.. DR. Mlm.
tie treats all private diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation Free Thorough exaElin-
alton and advice, including analysis of urine. S5
Price q vital Restorative. si.5 80 bottle or Tour
times the qua ntity, IS sent 20 any address upnn re-
ceIpt Of price, or secured from observation and
In private II desired by Dr aEHnsIe Ha Kenrmy
street.. san Francisco. Cal. Send for llsa oi
questions and pamphlet.
sAMPaE Bottle FREE.
WIN be sent 60 any enc applying byle tier, stating
symptoms. sex aud age. Strict secrecy in regarato
all business transactions.
nr. Mintte's Kidney Remedy. Nephresfeuns.
cures al kinds Of Kidney and Bladder Complalats
Gonofrh0ea, elect, Leucorrhoea, etc For sale BY all
druggists 81 botte or six bottles for s..
DR.. AIintle's Dandclian pills are the best and
cheapest Dyspepsia and bilious cure in the mark
e.. For sale by all druggists
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27
sherif's Sale.

In he Cireaa Court Of he STATE Of Oregon
for ne County ef Linn
IL. BRYANT, Plaintiff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25
NEwELL,s STATEMENT
Concerning the Alleged Agreement
with Lake shore SwItchuueH.

Chicago. June 2I.-Mr. John Newell,
President of the Lake Shore road, Publishes
an open card to-day regarding the state
ment that the company had agreed to di ::
charge the nOn-union men in its employ, in
which hc SAYS: Il desire To say that no
such agreement was ever made by me with
any pcgsan, and never made any promise
which expressed or implied that the eight
men in question should be discharged, re-
moved to other places, or transferred To an
other position. Nor was any such promise
made on behalf OF the Lake Shore Compa-
ny, hut 0R the contrary positively refused
ut all times 10 make any such promise or
permit any such understanding.
In connection with this shorthand ac-
count of the conference between Mr.. New
ell and Sheriff Hanchctt is published,
which supports Mr.. Newell'S statement.
Ii is also shown that Sheriff Hanchctt
siausl paper pledging that the men
would be discharged within s;&.y days,
and that when he endeav0red t0 induce
Mr.. Newell to sign this paper, the latter
declared that he would not be Il party to
any such compact and renewed his state
ment that the men could remain Us long
rs they chose in the Company'S employ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25
SUMMARY.
THRWAY THEPOSTNASTER GENERAL DEALT
WITH INSUBORDINATE CLERKS.
They Threaten to Strike and Attempted t
Organize for the Purpose Of Obstucing
the Department and They are
Fired by the Wholesale.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The following
special notice was to-day issued by the
General Superintendent of the Railway
Mail Service:
by order of the Postmaster General the
clerks named below have been removed
from service for insubordination in con-
spring to obstruct the regulation of the
service by the Department and to iniure
its efficiency. They have secretly
attempted to form an asSoci-
alton with view TO dictate
action to the department and many of
them have also been guilty of deception
toward their fellow clerks by representing
the purposes of such association to be
merely benevolent and thus entangling
them. At the same time the Postmaster
General directs me TO express his gratitica-
tion that so flew comparatively could be
found to engage in such scheme and his
Acknowledgements to those who have kept
hessdcpartment informed
THE FIRED CLERKS.
Murdock HollingShcad, Pittsburg and
Cincinnati X. T. q.
Geo. W. Thornton, Transfer CLERK at
Cincinnati
A. q. Kroctzsch, Cincinnati AMI st.
Louis X. T. o.
W. W. Rickers, Pitt,burE AMI Cincin-
natl r. L. q.
|. f. Dillon, Grafton and Cincinnati R.
9. Il. Gotta, Chicago and Cincinnati Il.
p. o.
Chas. c. Brown. Portsmouth Il. and
Cincinnati X. i, q,
j, 7. Chamberlain, Cleveland and Gin
cinnati X. p. o.
W. o. McKcinncy, Chicago and Cincin-
natl X. p. o.
G. NJ. Dedrick, Cleveland and Indian
apolis X. L. q.
II. T. Miller, rittsburg and ST. Louis Il.
p. q.
+. b. Fosleck, Pittsburg and st. Louis
Il. I. q.
X. T. jerks, indianapolis and st, Lonis
X. i. d.
Owen f. Sullivan, Tulclu and st. Louis
Il. 7. q.
Y. T. MQrrisan Tuledo and st. Louis
u, 20.
|. T.. Dare, Columbus and Toledo.
J. NJ. Burrucker, Chicagomd W. Il.
J. w. Randall, I.ogLnS and Kcokuk.
J. A. Humphreys, PittSburg and st.
Louis Il. 7. o.
j. +. Allen, New York and Chicago.
The Postmaster General says the dis
charged men threatened to strike for the
combined resignation of many clerks 81 ~
to menace the department with cmbarraSs-
ment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25
MARTINS FERRY.
News Nubbins Picked up Yesterday
by Our RepOrter.

4 new combination baggage and passcn-
ger car has been put 0n ~ a part OF the
Sieuhcnyillc accommodation. IL Is ~ ar
ranged as 10 take the place Of the smoker
and baggage car. Colonel Ben Ebcrlein,
the baggage man feels very proud Of his
new car and takes delight in showing the
passengers the convenience thereof.
The 4. r. F. +. held a pleasant social
hop Wednesday night.
The natural Hls pipe line men were OF
yesterday on account of rain.
Mr.. T.. l.. Godfrey, graduate Of Wash
ington-Jcllcrson COLLEGE, passed through
town on his way hcmc from that institu-
tiOn.
Your reporter has in his possession let
ter addressed Us follows: J.. A. H.. care
REGISTER rcIHTter, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
The pOstmark indicates that il comes from
Bridgeport. II may be had by calling on
the reporter"
People who re,d the item in Yesterday .
paper stating that Miss Fannie Mead had
Bcllairc fever, and in another part Of the
payer that Bellaire water had nearly half
the population of that town down with
typhoid fever, may have thought We were
Joking and intended to convey the IDEA
that Mis- Mead had typhoid fever. Such
was not the case, however Ti,e copy sent
to the printer said Ma Mead had bilious
fever.
New boot and shoe store; new goods
cheap for cash. X c. Clark, Post0lIicc
building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25
PARKERSBURG.
Important Bridge Case-Arrest OF n
Farmer-Iand Case settled.

Special TiegruR 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, June 2i.-The case ol
the State of W. Va, against the b. 4 o.
r. r. Co., at Parkersburg and Benwood,
crossing the Ohio with their bridges, which
was removed from the Circuit Court OF
Wood county, came up in the U. $. Court
before Chief Justice Waite and Judges
Bond and Jackson, yesterday. The Court
ordered the suit remanded to the State
Court without opinion. This case is one cf
great Importance, and will determine tie
rights of States to tax bridges that are con-
Meeting links in interstate commerce and
postal routes. The L. s. Supreme Cou {
will hear the case possibly in October
Gov. 4. |. Boeman appeared for the State
AMI Hon. John 4. Hutchinson for the
railroad company.
John Henderson, prominent farmer Of
Upshur county, WAS recently arrested ON a
charge of having forged receipt for $40
due a Mr. leonard. The trial is now going
on At Buckhannon and over l0J witncs; s
have been subpnnaed, principally on tie
question of yeracity and character.
In the case of John Glenn. trustee of the
National Express Co., Of Richmond, Va,
rs. Jonathan Bennett, the jury returned a
verdict for the plaintiff for 81 900 and
costs, amounting 10 300.
The case of John Glenn, Trustee of the
National Express Co, ". VIM. j. Bland
for amount due the Express Co. from Mr.
Bland is being tried. The clSe is similar
to the ease of same W. J. w. Bennett.
The suit of jeremiah \. Pelton, of New
York, against Col. Jesse u. Irwin, Ia en-
force an alleged claim 10 "A portion of the
Robert Morris land of iS0,O acres in
West Virginia, was heard yesterday before
Chief Justice Waite and Associate Judges
Bond and Jackson in the L. :. Court.
This morning the decision nr the Court
was rendered hy the Chief Justice dismiss
Ing Mr. Pclton's suit with costs, and dis
solving the injunction granted by Judge
J icl spn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25
RrRNED AND BRUISED.
Strange Accident TO n Workman. with
Fatal Results.

NEW YORK, June 24-While &. Me
Donald and Others were engaged in put
ting waterproof preparation on the side
of the building No. II Wall street tina
morning, Il can Of bcnzine tipped over and
came in contact with lighted blOw-pipc,
causing az explosion that scattered the
oil i'm all directions Mcdonald, who was
the nearest the can At the time, was IN
stantly envclopcd in n mass OF hhmes.
lie seized the ropes which held the stage
and BEGAN To climb to the roOt just aS
ne reached it. he fell back, striEeln% the
telegraph Wirc- il lis descent and landing
ON the root of the Stock Exchange, his
clothes still mass of flame. Z. latten, =
carpenter who is employed by the tx
change, caught Mcdonald just rs he was
rolling from the slantin% roof to the street
below. and after considerable difficulty,
pnllcd him back and eNtinguished thc
flames. Mcdonald WAS taken to the
Chambers street Hospital; where 1t wlS
slid. it was impossible for him to ilEG,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25
HEI.LNIItE.
The Daily Report from belmont
Couuty's Metropolis.


There will bc blind-!old skill regatta
for c0lOrcd gentlemen on July sd.
The Band of Hope of the South Bcllairt
NJ. l.. Church was compelled yrstcniay Ia
again postpone its picnic.
The Board olEqualization, which finish
I'd its work, yesterday, accomplished II
great deal of good. II is stated that the
Board added over Sl5O, 900 worth of taxa.
bic property 10 tho tax duplicates.
Rcllairc will send delegation To the
State Prohibition Convention which will b
held nj Canton, July 18th aud 29th.
Rev. Mr. Kcndrck writes from Colum-
bus To the effect that hc will fill the pulpit
in the Episcopal Church here and ut Mar
tins Ferry once month until Il regular
pastor is appointed
/ The fight for the nomination Of Congress
man on the Republican ticket, from this
district is indeed growing interesting.
See below what some of the supporters OF
Joe Taylor are doing, according to last
nights Tribune: Some of the Taylor
gang visited the Monroe Gazette Office last
week and threatened the publisher that If
he did not come out square for Taylor they
would starvc him out. The publisher in
formed them that Unnecessary he could break
stone for a living, and that he could not
De intimidatcd in that way"
John Holcr is at Sandusky attending a
meeting of the Fish Commissioners.
The ladies ofthc NJ. T. Church, al Burr's
Mills, will give festival tomorrow even
ing
The bridge over McMahon's creek will
he put up by the buckeye Bridge Company,
of Cleveland
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25
TIE COMING REGATTA.
Owners or the Priscilla Confident
New Competitor.

New YORK, June 2I.-The Priscilla was
lowered from Dnwling's dock i'll South
Brooklyn to-day looking as neat and clean
as new trade dollar, Captain Cooley and
his men hope 90 depari fog he East early
this evening. but it is not likely that she
can get of before tomorrow morning.
Commodore Garfield, owner of the vessel,
is confident his SlOOp will defeat both the
Puritan and MayllOwcr in the Eastern
Yacht Club regatta, oil Marblehead, ON
Tuesday.
The work of diSmantling the Atlanta
was begun this morning, the rain prevent
inc il Yesterday. There are four OF Ne"
YSrk'S cutters EN- route to participate IN
the regltta. They are the Clara, Bedouln'
Cytheria and Ulida. Besides those, a
flotilla OF steam yachts will leave on sum
day evening. Native yachtSmcn are be
ginning to fear that Mr.. Charles Sweet, the
owner oG the small cutter Clara, intends
! challenging for the American cup next
season. BY her Performances IN the sef
erol recnttas hast week the English clipper
proved eoncluSively that there is nothing
| in this country equal To her, and should
che contest for the trophy she would Siahd
ar ~, excciiSG. chance of carrying ii Of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25
BRIDGEPORT.


A very pleasant hall vas given at the
residence Of Mr.. Jerry ClemneRs, al hnr-
ley's Mills, ahput four and half miles
out the Natioaai I1se,
A. T, Bowii is again able 10 be about.
The articles Of incorporation for the Bel
laire branch Of the C., L. * w. X. X,
have been recorded in the Secretary of
States Office, and the surveys and plans
are being perfected a. rapidly as poasible-
ID Is hoped 10 have trains running into
Rellaire by October first.
George Heinlein has an application in
for the position as professor Of mnsic in the
Oh o Blind Institution. Mr.. Hcinlefn is q
graduate OF the same institution and with
his excellent recommendations and quail
fieations, be sheRh surely be appointed.
bridgeport il, to use the physicians and
druggists expressions, distreasingiy healthy
just now.
Meister's orchestra spent yesterday ar
ternoon reheaning in Liederkrantz Hall.
The Masons hold festival and supper In
their hall tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25
HENRY G. DAVIS
Elected TO the Vacancy on the Nation.
al Committee.

Special Tslegrdm TO the Register.
PARKERsBURG, June A.-Precisely at
o'clock this afternoon the Democratic State
Executive Committee met in one Of the
parlOrs of Hills Hotel, with Chairman d.
III. Leonard presiding, and Secretary d. c.
Gallagher in his place ready to record TIE
proceedings.
On the call of the roll the following gen.
tlemen answered to their names:
First Senatorial District, James B.
Taney; Second, Charles Oldham; Fourth,
d. II. Leonard; Sixth, z. T. Vincent; Ninth,
D. c. Gallagher; Tenth, J. X. Smith;
Eleventh, D. NJ. Camp; Twelfth, T. B.
Davis: Thirteenth, Julius c. Holmes.
Mr.. Taney held Hon. Joseph S. NIillcr's
proxy, he being unavOidably detained at
Washington. Hon. B. II. OXley's proxy
repOSed within Chairman LeOnard's capa-
ciOus breast pocket.
Z The object of the meeting was stated by
Mr.. Leonard, after which nominations
were in order. Mr.. Holmes, of Charles
town, nominated Henry G.. Davis.
There being no other nomi-
nations Mr.. Davis was unanimously
chosen to fill the position. After some
other business referring to future campaign
work was disposed of, motion was made
by Mr. Taney and carried, that recess be
taken and an invitation extended to the
many prominent Democrats then i'll the
city. to meet the committee and have an iE-
formal talk over matters appertaining 10
the welfare of the party. The invitation
was promptly accepted and some thirty to
forty gentlemen adjourned to the committee
room where the freeSt and amplcSt talks
were had on party matters, many OF the
gentlemen expressing their views at length.
Among the many we take time to note the
names of Judge Nun Jackson, Judge J.
Brann0n, Hon Jonathan NJ. Bennett, Senator
Camden McSSrS. J. f. Watson, Charles Wells
and Mr. Sine, of Marion; Sheriff Handlan,
of Wheeling, j. II. Markum, of Wayne;
+. A. Sweeney, ofTyler, and many others
Judges BrannOn and jackson and Senator
Camdens remarks were particularly timely
and appropriate:
At $3.50 o'clock the committee adjourned
TO meet at the call of the chairman,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25
A rlGyKY MINISTER.
How Ihs RCprsNc0I4tiTe of Ecuador
Tried G., Deceive Bsyard.

W1~uINUTuN. ID. c., JUna - Mr..
E.Dr. the Eru.,dOrian Minister here, ha7
.-a.r8 ro De. translated into English and
pot m Isi,a,. circulation in this country
,tr,f,1,h of his 10 bis Government giving
ma.crnt ola yirtorS oysy Secretary Bay
,rI. "h.,h hr claims To have aCb!St ~ IN
IN. .lHIlu S1utu~ c.l>e.
uu rhr "a of February, lSSj, the House
p' Representatives adopted unanimously
'br lu.loviug rysVlutiqu, based upon iIctS
s>aHiE.L into by cOuiMlttee Ot the
lln,>.
E-'nL That the President tc r@que>t-
eel to tkrIll necessary measures to assure
Julio L. SlntuS, an American citizen now
,hp-r>"ur,l la Ecuador, "a speedy and I'M
alrtlai lgrl and % protect him in his life
ahd PfuFctN.
Tn. government Of Ecuador has held
N1utu~ Iu prison for good glany moatiiS;
,; claimed the right To do ~ ON the ground
il.i' hs hgd forfeited his American citlzeE'
IMP, gBd 10 2nSwcr To the TemOnStTances
.. >rrfrlsgl Frligghuy>cn 1t bad refused
wrr.rs>, him aud Was reported to be pro
ur1AHg t0 vnuiiSgdtc his PrUlSTiN,
il.~ w.l$ the state sf the case when the
. ~ .d.a. .a.9i>tr,tion came into power, and
>.ratrr, t>t,a,,l - soon ~ he looked over
'yr pIp.l> and satisfied himself that Mr.
NtusuN a..s u ElrI aG AmITb2n citizen,
h"N mp the rIsc vigorously, U|aqe 2 per
rnp'nry drmlHd for his lmmedIate release
.mN >rnr this demand u Guayaquil IA an
Aru~' ,r,u mlu-ol-wIr.
Nl.s Irullur Siw that Mr.. RIyard WIS
fl s.ur-y is President hastily c:'bled to
=. ttarn, thsg "a Madrid, 10 90 ut once
q" Washington. aud tbVS this bm'Stiul
prr,s'u rlmv into the history OF lhe Santos
,.,.
H. pea, in II WAS very brief; for the first
aat oIIy thing uf Importance he did IN II
"', 'n rthl. hl~ government IN great haste
% rrI.t,r SInt,rS at once. This inglOriOus
"mr.U,lnu :, cuS Ia have disturbed the Ill
p.'laJtlr prid, oi Mr. Flores, who prOcCct-
al 90 jsll h,, government, in an official
2ri"'.H TINT hr Ind Slyed the question
"' %. y.i.A.l slip Of Santls by getting Sec
.'ia"t E3Isd IL Yesrs. his release lS AN
'''l "i @r1rr "a concession mage N NY ~
%,N''' and keeping in abeyance the queS-
ii,q u u.,:i0ullity" Tn" truth ought t.
y" kgar4 - IL: and the truth Is that See
F''lr iI,.4d Insisted With Flores ON the
il"Ierd'air rrlcl>r os saGtnS rs an Ameri-
ctH cItilva.
i,w,>. who seems 10 have see9 s0I-e iI.'
.Niirut thaHdrr in Mr.. Rayard's face,
'lsi- npHu wrote q cable To his government
ior >lEts'' immediate release. But before
e"'ng this hc ni-d another trick upon MIR,
'.1'1nL aE" IN y;uH. Tie suggested that
NsI'o- Nhnuld depart ron Ecuador unde'
,ar 'air PROBATION sf an EcuR lOrian 83spolt
'"' int"H;Iuu of this tricky proposition
"">. 81 your>c, tinI Fi0Jes might later sci
up - claim that Santos. accepting ~ Ecu,
F"i@h P~Sport, had therefore confessed
'''.. Hr ,IN nut an American citizen.
i h1t Ar. Hssqrd saw through all this al
Sp,s 2Hd rejected the proposition. Santos
s'n'l he eBeonditioR9lly released as al
I,u'e'''An tI citizen, aud he w9uld NOS GLOW
l,,'r '"',s I" discuss the question Of his eli;
<eh'hip at all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25
ILLINOIS PROIIIBITIONISTS.
Strong DenunciatiOn Of the Liquor
Traffic. Absolute Prohibition.

SPRINGFIELD, lIL., June 81. - The
Committee on Platform at the State Pro-
hbition Convention to-day, reported a
series of resolutions which were unami-
mously adopted. The tenor of the prin-
ciplcs is embodied in the following prcam-
bic:
WHEREAS, The liquor traffic is justly
charged with organized and rcbellions OPP
position 10 the existing statutes with the
mcrciIeSS oppression of thousands of inno-
cent women and children; with ncfariouS
attempts TO dcbauch the morals of
our youth; with the parrmtigc of
most of the crime and lawlcSS-
ness, misery and want prevailing
among u.s. with conspiracy To corrupt pol
tiles and legislation, and with the contri-
button of sympathy and aid to rioters, CON-
munistS and Anarchists, therefore we call
upon all good citizens to rcnOuncc allcgi-
ance to the party allies of that traffic and
unite with Us for the cXtirpatinn Of this
olliOus cause of crime, disorder, social dis
Indignation and abounding misery.
The platform then demands the alsO-
lutte prohibition Of the sale aud manuthct-
urc 0f liquor, and demands that the right
Of suffrage bc granted to women, and that
the people be given IN opportunity to vote
for prOhibitOry law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-25
HOME RULE.
EARL SPENCER'S OPINION ON THE IRISH
LAND MEASURE.
Gladston Called the Slave Of Psnell' BY Sir
Nichasl--SsRastc SeYion--The
Banishei Princes
Cable Dispatches

InNDoN lime ol Earl SDencer i'm n
, d., L., ;.A. -, ,,., al,
sPSee" ~ p"'S'''' '''s' "'S"'' S" '''' '''
Land Dill WIS not q mere br'be or giit I'd
the landlords. whose rights, however, must
y. ,,s;a.r,1 liz, ,b,,.. of any ,,b.r .,,ss
:. A.. ,.,.,,-..,, ar. "a,
-, >. l.,,
r. - a. L. p,.,.nm
'h' N''"' ''"'. VIZ" ~. i','. a''' ''.
lie peiie'ed the Lana oiii c"uid ID Pssssd
without cost or risk TO the British tax
naver II WAS n matter of iustice that n
-. ,.,,.,,. =, r,.,,.,a .h.,r,a 80, 49,,
wv"
right question which haa oeeh dsturo-
ing Ireland for so many years. Ii Par
E,rs,, x,.r,. or,n,eJ on th. lines n,nn,s.sl
J., r., -.
s'e'''' '''" "'"'" y" "" "-a'
the dynamiterS anu extremists and feniahs.
ssrpr SLAVE or p,RyrII."
c,
." "''I"' 'iN""s ~
bris'"i last n'gi''' S'iu 'hcre WAS uh""'s-
taxable similitudc between Mr.. Gladstonc's
nronaS,l for tb. discs,ablishmcnt of the
Irish Church and his pr,s.pt Home Rule
nrnllSJll I'm h,kfh trlSfsS hts lcllI taken SllO-
J.n ,c,;o, in or,I.r 4, nl,c, bims,lf in
Office In November last, he asked the
country Ia make him independent al the
Parncllitcs, vet hc took Office as the slay.
of parnell Never had there been more
disgrlcciul surrender.
sEXToN's SARCASTIC SPEECH.
Mr.. Sexton, in his speech at ~. James
II,ll sl,.N Ir.z u. Ia
secure fifteen seats in the metropolis, and
that that number would bc sufficient to
countcract the majority OF thirty against
Mr.. Gladstone. The opponents oi Mr..
Gladstonc's Irish hill, he s,id, not having
the courage Ia face the principle of Home
Rule, stroyc Ia hide il la awilderncss of de
tails. Their criticisms rested up the aSslmp-
ton that Great Britain WIS IsoplL with
the lame and the halt, and that the
inhabitants Of Ireland were blind that
haiioh ihat mas "hri'' n'r "'sS " '"n
r"'l' ~, r ~. '''," va, ;.,nJ ~, y, ~, ~ - ps ans
,I., a.. -. - I,.J,,i ,n,,, -
'''' ~. Pr ., ,',.,,,;'.,.
,"'"S" ~ ""'N ,'r :" 49, , - -.
y -, '>o;.'' :,,' ~ '',", " 'i,',;n "
w" WV" ''.,S ' . ,,'i.
I,igr P"p3l'"'' w ln '"". WV"
,,'S,;' ~ So, 'H,''" ' '.', II, VI,
80" ~ ''"."' s;r "h,ri., mr n;,ra inJ"r rar;,n
'', -, D." ,,,a.,,. -, -
'e''',a'y I ''s''i a, .';.;..' n g" ,hs;,.
anu o'n''' ~"' ''"'' "i'''s''"R wv ''
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GScliEN ADDRESSES His CONSTITUENTS
Mr.. Goschea, speaking at Eiiinburg. last
evening, said that although the Premier