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from tlv nramautIc Sow.
Here ia II good timetable story
about our old int lrioud lirignuli, -al Is
ma uNchHugo. Thc other night % par
Is uf gentlemen ut cuso with Them
solves aud the world. were sitting IA
u coly nook up town with their -tum-
pchs against a table that WAS more or
less tempting, according TO taste.
Onr OF the number wa, or ~, the
manager to Euma Abbott. aud ~ the
talk went around hc laughed ~ n
memory crcpt through him, AMI he
sHid There Wa, funny thing hap
pcncd one time IN Abbott company,
one of those thing. thai are often
the laugh of the green room without
ever getting out To hc enjoyed bN the
public. Romeo and Juliet was ON,
and Castle was playing to Ahhott'-
Juliet lie had introduced u bit of
stage business, which being au active
fellow, he was able to do without amy
trouble In the balcony scene Castle
would climb up the sides of The scenes
to the balcony where the duet was
sung. But one night Castle wns -lch
aud Brignoh was called upon to do
Romeo. aud ui course the balcony
scene. Well, It would have killed YOU
TO have seen the expression ON Brig
uoll'- face when Castles method of
reaching the balcony WAS explained
to HIM. Castle weighed Iau pounds
aud lIrignoll scaled mp To- 5000, Think
ofit The big tenor looked over the
sccncs and gIarcd up Mt the balcony
to which IL was suggested hc should
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TIM ENANIrEH- proposition to
buy IA .tonm roller, such as b. now bee
ing used hy the contractor Oh our
streets. to hr operated boy the chain
gang underline supervision of the
cit, engineer. i- received boy nll par
t,er with favor. Wcrcthi- done. it is
thought. that by running the matter
with yigor aud persistence, with
in two years Wnco viii have every
one Of her streets paved m good
shane. aud one of the hurc,t cities IN
Texas will be- hltcd mp out OF the
mud forever Now, we would res
pcctlully urge this matter upon the
attention ot our mayor and council
with nll the osrnc.tncss requisite TO
produce the result The matter 10
perfectly feasible and within our
roach. There Is full average of say
fifteen uuiortuuntcs whourr ndiudged
owing the city muscular service, and
this in most surely the way TO employ
them. In this way We will double
taxable values within tho time men
Toned. and cost no one Lickcl after
the necessary purchase of the roller.
The scheme &, good one, Now what
councilman is willing to immortnliIo
himself by moving in the matter at
4. u. "a "A
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Designer ot the Iugiish 'uttcr cat.
HteH, witch Iricd hut RATED g."
Miuth" America cup.

Asthc time OF thr great iutcrnu
tiouAl yacht rucc approached, public
interest u IL every where intensified.
and the excitement of last ycur, when
the Gcuc-ta was defeated hN the
Puritan, promised To- Dee SURPASSED.
while American Narhtmcu loyalty cN-
pectcd TINT the sup would be- retained
on this side of the water o. would Dee
useless to conceal the iAri that they
considered the GAlatcu tu boa danger
ou- craft Her past mluchiuc-- did
not Dhyudc the advantage of her
shape ~, "a racer above that of The
Gcuosta, and she had given observers
chances to note her extraordinary
possibilities OF speed. We had four
noble -loops from which to select one
TO run against her, but 10 dId not uu-
pear certain that We had one better
thnu the Puritan, which defeated the
Gc c-tl only after 10 very close CON
test. THE GalHtCH having been defeated
- Bcavur webb j, likely 90 Improve
ON his past designs, aud We must
cudtHNor to keep ahead of him.
llni she won the cup, the odds ot
Our rcguiuiug 10 would bc Ngnlust l-.
Ms. under English rules, our yHchi-.
which urc OF wider hoAm than thn
English, would be handicapped uu
this account While the cup rrmlu-
here. II is probable tlHt the pruyl--
ions compelling English competitors
for il to give NJ least -iN month,
notice aud 90 sail across the Atlantic
Will bc continued.
Mr. u. Beaver webb isau freshman
az. .. o ....
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~ 40 tho Gentlemen. Magazine.
Mrs Garkcll, to SAY the l,ashthough
a clever writer in her own walk, is
nota yer, safe biogrnpher. Twice
already she has been threatened with
actions ut law for hh'lous aud dcmu-
ntory statements Now, sometimes
such things happen In the hurry of
composition, or through various mis-
takes, but, really, hers were mnlicl'
Gus, though In the case of MIR. Carus
wilson, whom / have always had
pleasure in believing II finished ,pe-
cimcn of n certain religious party,
she may have had some ground.
rhInk OF this man, when grimly lee
turing the little trembling child
&. b.. upon her hcsitating in beautiful
sincerity OF heart To win her favor 10y
saving that she loved the Palms
yelling out. GLOW Not love King
Dnyid's Psalms! Why have ayoung
son who prizes them beyond ginger
bread nuts And it appears that lac
was not without some excuse Tor
making this prctensc; since always on
rejecting with disdain the ginger
bread that sought to soducc him from
his allegiance to the Psalmst hc
knew by repeated experience that he
should receive Il triple ration of the
nuts In Charlotte Bronte's pre-,
ternatuTal timidity, ehyness' and
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shrinking from notice, surely
there WAS morbid basis of self
esteem, nouri-hcd almost to insanity
10y solitude. As to Emily Brontc
how unaninblc does her reserve, car.
ricd actually up to her dying moments
appear, And In the story OF the bull
dog she is shown in y repulsiyc char.
Acter- brute against brute Little
did -ho or her sisters know the extent
OF the risk which they ran in the
savage boxing contest with him, had
hc really possessed that dcmOuiur
ob.liuancy and pluck which many
bulldogs have, but luckily tor them
hc had not The brother, Brnnwrll,
evidently with some traits OF genius,
D. left too unexplained. And the papa
seems 20 me n strange embodiment OF
self hnce-."
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Going TO pieces.

a. pohllchi phTll IIvhipiuph 10
fast going to pieces in Texas. over
u.o ,ar,,.,,nJ ro,,,ic1 ,r,to.,. of
Coz, ,,si,ri,,. - d., aiic., mon I'm
s,rra,,y ,,tL il. pur,o... M q
moral ,,rce. the fow rnctl,.. and am.
,.;,to,. ,,,cs ,oll.d tho l,t, .,ory,r-
lion rbi. hs. rroIu,,d fl rur,urc
,.hi,i, b.. yi,tIrowu from ,bc marty
.u uc h,r.rul mon it contained. Tur
T,,Y,.,p o.y ycu a. senator Coke
and u.,rc.,u,.tivc Mil. claimed
,ra.. no ar., u,,,.u,c mayo fl. or.
,,ni,,J and l.d 1854. r,litiuJ Earn.
c., rc.,ucu. such No pr. Eurle.op,
Carroll and otbcr- wcr, equally Ger
thin Tint if wa.n,t poli,icnl and that
4, could .uc,c, ,,,ncr it.clr ,rro.. the
bnv.c.,f dcmocrnr,. to which pnrt,
uhoy urc welded by a lifetime of in
umate n.socu,ion and mutual coun-
dencc apd benefits. But the dcnouc.
mcni ,amo sooner thnt the, believed
WINS pos-iblc. TAc democracy No..
-rublcd in Galveston few weeks
since. To choose. "A state ticket. Some
nf thc lending pruhibi.inui-t-. such ~
CrnpBu vera there n4 demo.
cr.tir Delegates. They came
avn, and ont 81 the
marty md proicctcd the prohibition
. ,...,.... ..,ii.I . ...ry.t.tt,t al huItu-
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for ian" 'oiill''''s'"n'', i,.', ''"'''
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for 'i'"'"'''' J. az" '''"'''"
For superintendent pub'lc lhsTH'.
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TINE DISTRICT TICKEr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-15

MIR -. II. Barnaby OF Oswcgo, y y,
SAYS that his daughter was taken
with n violent cold which ter
minated with pneumonia, and all the
best physicians gave the ease mp and
snid she could live but few hours at
most. she was IN this condition when
friend recommended DR., VIM, HALF
lul,am for tho Lungs, aud advised
her to try il, She accepted II Hs n
hast resort aud WAS surprised to iind
that it produced marked change for
the better, and by pcrscyoring per.
mancut cure Wa elected.
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That he still lives and is doing bus
mess At the old stapd. Children
parents, grnrdiars. friends, acluaint-
auccs and everybody. remember that
will take It MS II personal favor II you
will give me your trade NJ the Waco
BOOK and static lory company
store. who'c YOU will iird everything
YOU may need in books stationery
nancy goods, newspapers aud mags'
limos
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-15

We would call the attention OF
parents and guardians especially to
this department. Having catered TO
the wants of the community for years,
we feel confident we eau please one
and alrin prices au Il quality Tins
departments being stocked with an
entire new aud fresh stock it would
be impossible TO commence to cnum'
crate prices. Come and examine our
line Of school suits IRON : $50 suit
mp.
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found in the front rank. 80 kuight.
lier soul over took the plunge into
the dark river. Brave, true, tender,
honest aud faithful, of cour-c, he will
be at the front, tor those are the men
the blessed Lord gathered about him
here on earth.
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Nix BNAN =. BAIun SAYS tho-it-
unlion ofihc drought sufferer, on the
frontier l- not nearly so bad Hs IL
hns been represented.
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Ponds ENIrRCt. There Is no
swelling II viii not abato, no pam 1t
will moi cure. Thisls the testimony
of those who have used II many years
TrN IT,
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WACO FEMALE COLLEGE.

8ist session opens sept hth. We'll solicited
faculty Of no teachers Iull collegiate course.
" sic. Arr EioOuuou. 'Ali-thcuiUE. h,Hith
Neatly furnished uui rNfputoi fuOWV. t1nl
Portable and rUmWuuiuua brick building
$1,000 being spent ~ "a ninn-nrd
thiru story. Complete texas school Tor
1oHas girls fuf catalogues Epply 90
x %. huu rAyALi. a. II President.
Waco TrtuH.
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WE arcn little afraid oi Wiggiu,
Just now. The fellow has lno kurch
of guessing too ncar the truth 60 suit
NJ cXucty.
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school tablets, composition DOORS,
and NIL kinds of school stationery AZ
Waco Book and stationery company
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WE-hhlnot weep ~ ito those with
out consolation, IT war does break
ont in Europe. Let 'cm fight
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Bows cheyiot waists at 20 cents each
AT sanger Bros,
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8ay..' Wa! University
MALE AND FEMALE.
wm open I,. l,t Annual Session

WI UV'T = NV 0UIWNT 70'"TUU
-ErTEMBl, !D l,e.
with % rrufrsfufs huI IrRchufH. NuI hus hr.
tOmmniHtlun. Cor w rtuiHuts.
our Music Painting anal Commercial depart
myuu are uurur ptsHvi
u0Rrd 500 Nulg. Houston Hall uulrt 40
peryIsluu Ui riui y 10 LONG Hul in1Y. u. Al
per month 100 private himllivH. en- rI.
sixty counties HlN states uui Two republic
were fuprysOut.i iu our hall last season.
HIllH g.. hl Elt-ON. o. D.. lfoH.
REbbEN ANuEIW-. o.. 10 ice rios
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lut long summer i- ncnrY over.
Dec tralin-
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L'OH EFSI-i. acres OF pasture on j. robinson
i fIai. mile. from Waco good water Also.
B. s,re7 iuf .Hlcat same place. Apply 90
D. NuNlDoMtEY,
L'oE NENT-- lculiI Farm sui Dalry-My
I form aud iny 200 -uu'h Waco. containing
huu.H Wl'U ulms servants house ti.Ch
.nlfs uuu ttru. cuN stables. uiIuh ouNs'
tHHH|H.. uf HgtHr mud Itl acres Of lau.l.
Terms. ..sA ur secured lnp.rs AMI ia
fte u... .~. 4, ~. TAYLOR
L'OE kENI--lIU acres uf cultivated Brrlos
\ bottom iuui also. 'Uu arr.. iu pasture
N... lease 'ur five years tor ~ Oul per year.
Apply low r. MOS lpuMrEl,
Waco. rvNts,
L'uE EENI-Uuu.ebo.d goods Of every io
j .,ipuuu Inquire Hl Waco curiosity shur
ElL LESr ...Two..iury bfirs rc,.Icur, uu
u'"AuN 1000, tcvuu ruu Possession giF.
-U DOT or snurrr o. desired Aupiy tu r
hIt KY Is SOS ut 90 ut j % Hogan adj
H.n|nSffD .svs
Igor EISIOt -ALE -Tur Wy,bu.uh build
Il ius u.t seen sixth and seventh streets 600
AUSTIN % rooms we'll ventilated adapt q
i,r hotel
L'Nk NEsl-1 ur room over White Elephant
/ restaurant suitable Tor olhce.
l,'IN HfNI-M.. Hautou'. 70 ncnc. u
i south Waco Good Ucil aud cistrfu Apply
Zoo WACO $50 lLDlNr AsSOtlA IION.
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OLp Geronimo is the last of the
hostile Momcpua.
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such men he'll have To stay with us.
At the Pacific HUlel-Wll scott
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Fresh gritts, hominy, ont meal pearl
mcal, Graham Hour and new crop rice,
Ht {. G.. McCulloch'-
Cheap sugar, Hour aud molassc7, at
{. G.. McCulloch'-
Tagging aud ties cheaper thnn they
have been tor years, at C. e. MrCul
luch's.
Fresh Whitaker hams, breakfast
bacon and lard Away in stock at c
{. McCullOch's.
Groceries will Ice sold at low prices
while the cotton season lasts at {. g..
McCulioch'-.
II You want cheap goods now il the
time to call Mt G.. &, McCullochs.
Onc secondhand delivery wagon for
sale dirt cheap 10y c. &. McCulloch.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-15

TuG summer nb,outccs urc coming
home
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From rue Philadelphia Naturalist
Careful observation and inquiry
convince mo that during winter n
rtpirnl sweep OF 100 miles, described
from the city OF Philadelphia and
touching the cities Of New York,
harrisburg aud Baltimore, will in
rIudr IN the day time, in the western
-rmi.rirclr. fully Mo-tmrds of the
crows inhabitiug North America, and
nj night M cqual proportion in it,
eastern halt The eastern area of Ibis
,'rclc. with the exception of more
fertile. portions of west aud north
Jersey, il ~ notably devoid Of them
hy day rs II is infested by them NJ
night.
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EOK SALE. Ihorou.hhrD lui HctA'hir,
w.- Inquire OF d. %. unushtrey. iout mites
..llp ut Waco
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ELI.ANIOI =.
WIS. mo ). nl-NN.

WINS. INV - bAN
DRES $ NJ A * ER
From New York
Announce That sh, IL prepared iu make ii'
mot fa-hi.uHhir Ladies' uHfmrnts Zoo tlc h"si
aud newest style. hul prHDtirus tht only prt
feet system ut cutting uuu ntiu. 900 tho world.
She guarantee. y Oh rumh ming 'l'gHuDt with
case Huh great comfort tu thu w,afrf ,oruyr
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L'uE EENT-liou.eho.d goods 1f g,cry ic
i .Dptiuu inquire at Waco CURIOSITY shuT
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wAcol- buy win Dor rollon.
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Tmrnow pavement loom. mp.
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LuE ~NiE-Low folding sewing tables
i aCo curiosity -hup.
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THE WACO EXAMINER
BARLOW a oRAvnNs, rao,
WACO. TENAs, SEPT. ~, 1856.

Advertising rates made Know" on application
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slippers, SAngrrs
wheels M "h'h hl u't brothers they
eMlhel on VI LLe -u
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MI. Mn,AIn,Mi.c.toE .rIaln

SANGER Bros,
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N,uNIrutSG SEW -Wosaw at SHELTER.
> CLIFTON a tu' Dr Louis g. 900 Health
-Nuv for wcu-lt rs - good shoe try them
WAto CURIOSITY nor for lamps
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.IuN ElNrO, SALE --1hr wyibu.ch built
! lus uttatcu sixth aud seventh streets 600
.usilu. % rooms. we'll ventilated adapt q
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I'NN HfNl-M'. Hautuu's 20 iivuc, iu
i south Waco Good we'll aud cIstrfu ApIly
foo WACO BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-16
wisconsin Democrats.

The Democratic State Convention q
Wisconsin met on Wednesday in Madi
son, and minated a ticket headed By
Gilbert A. Wood ward, of La Crosse, foi
Governor. Resolutions were adopted
commenting President Clevela laud's ad
m intstrasion; complimenting Postnas.
ter General Villas for his successful OF
position to the Pacific Mail subsidy
scheme; insisting that all unearned
lands heretofore im providently granted
to aid in the construction OF railroads
shall be reclaimed by forfeiture; de CAR
ing for the regulation of tie liquor tcaf-
fic, but opposing sumptuary LAVE; ia.
vorir & "hberal pensions, grad ID Accord
ing to the extent of disability" and
declaring "that the reduction of the
tariff to revenue basis is cardinal
principle OF the Democratic party, and
those members Of the present House Of
Representatives, selected as Democrats,
no voted against considering a bill for
reduction OF tariff, deserve no recogni-
tion in Democratic councils"
Daily Republican., 1886-09-16

We offer a stock to select
from which is second to
none in the city, containing
a fine variety Of styles, all
new patterns.
A. Wool Filling Irgrains,
40 and SO cents.
All Wool Extra supers,
at IS, IS and 90 cents.
Fine assortment of Tapes
tries, at IS to SI.oo
Stair, Floor and Table
Oil Cloths from Ioc. UP.
The above goods are all
made for present season use
and are no cid shop worn
remnants, offered at reduced
prices, to be closed cut, and
having been bought strictly
for cash, we guarantee them
to he reliable goods.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-16
Marriage of George Gould ana Miss
Kingdom.

Miss Eiith Kingdom, member of
Mr., Augustin Daly's Dramatic Com
pany, who arrived at New York, with
her mother, on the Seivia from Liver
pool on Monday, was married Tuesday
|evening to Mr.. George j. Gould, son of
Mr.. Jay Gould, at the latter's summer
residence, Lyndhurst, at Irvingtop- on
the Hudson. The Rev. DIR. WashiD gton
Choate, Of the Presbyterian Church,
Irvington, read the marriage service.
Mr.. Jay Gould and Mrs. Gould, Georges
two brothers, Edward and Howard, and
his two sisters and Mrs. Kingdom, the
bribe's mother, were the only persons
present at the ceremony.
Miss Kingdom, the bride has only
been four years on the stage. She was
born In Brooklyn and IL is said that her
real name is Adams. She began to act
as an amateur with one of the dramatic
societies 80 numerous in that city. Her
professional debut WAS as Marianne in
the 1.-TWO Orphans" and the place was
Newark, n. j. She made q short tour
through small towns, and 1t was while
thus engaged that chance led her into
more fortuitous employ ment. A party
playing youth" had been sent out
from the Boston Theatre. They lost
i
manager in charge was Frederick Stin.
son, who had heard favorable reports OF
Miss Kingdom, and he made her an
offer of $25 week for a tlial, which she
accepted.
This bargain was struck on New
Years night of 1883. Its result was
that she went to the Boston Theatre for
q year. Augustin Daily next secured
her for his stock company, in which she
has remaiaed. In this organization she
played comedy parte. AS an actress
she Is vivacious, saucy and dashing.
She has strikingly pretty face and is
not much, if ahy, over twenty. She is
brunette, with black hair and eyes, OF
small but shapsly stature and much
grace OF movement. No scandal has
ever foated in the theatrical world cor
cerning her.
| Young Mr.. Gould i5 one of the three
vice presidents OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company. He is q director
and large stockholder in the Missouri
Pacific, the Missouri, X ansas and
Texas, the Wabash, st. Louis and Pa
Icifc, the st. Louis and Iron Mountain, /,
land the Manhattan Elevated roads.
He preferred experience In his father q
loffice to college life. His last vacation
was taken two months ago, when he
went to Europe to see Miss Kingdom,
who was then playing in Lor don and
Paris in Days "Nancy & Co." and
"a Night o." In his leisure nc.
meets in tho last year he has become q
proficient telegraph operator, and DOW
he spends an hour day prac icing on
q key in his office. George Gould IL
about 80 years old and is said to have
an income Of about $40, 600 a year, tht
result OF judicious In vestments Of thu
allowanca given him by his father.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-16

members of integrity and honesty have
been ruthleesly trsmpled under the feet
of their pirat;cal adventurous; they
have been insulted and maligned and
their counsel ignored, until they have
given MP the unequal contest and aban-
doned the field.
That barrier removed, the Demo-
cratic pirates have turned their atteD-
tion TO plundering their own party until
little remains but an unrestraiped mob
OF bowling bandit, who have seiz.d the
party reins and are fast driving 1t TO
wreck and ruin. Men may protest but
they are laughed to scorn; they may go
in iesions to the polls and vote for true
and capable men, but their ballots will
Eot be counted, They may demand an
open &C cmputation of the ballots, and
they are told that it would be q fefiec-
ton on the worthy gentlemen appointed
10 hold the election They may keep q
strict count of the ballots cast in the
presence of the so.called Judges, and
may know that where hundreds are
voted, thousands are reported. They
may positively know that one man is
Nominated, but must submit to the Ger
liticatien of the nomination OF another
who lid not receive one-third the mum.
Der OF votes. They appeal to the ex.
ecutive committee but they are driven
from their presence as unworthy TO be
heard. AID honorable Statesman will
accept the fruits of the political rape.
Where lie it to end? You say let ths
people of both political parties joii
hands and organize party of honesty
and integrity. agree with you 1t /,
the only way now left. But for th.
present campaign it Is too late. AL
that can row be done is for the peopl,
TO throw of the servi'e yoke of party
dominion and select from the candidates
that may be pres ented such men as they
tdeem best suited for the various posi-
tions, go that it ma, be possible TO eff
the passage of such laws as will put ~
end to such unbiushing rascality ths
has run riot In the present campaign
Ii men who were nominated by fraut
are permitted TO be elected the publ,
may lest assured that they will neve
support q measure to prevent futur
fraues, and II such measure is no
adopted then there Is an end to FIRE,
ballot and fair count in Delaware.
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