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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
REPUBLICAN, TESTIMONY TO TIE
APPEAES DEMOCRACY

Thanks, many thanks TO Col. Sam
Hawkins and the Republicans Of Shelby
county for their recognition oiTnE ArrEAL
as the organ OF the Democrats Of the State.
1t has for moro than forty years occu-
pied that enyiablc position. Out in the
country parts OF Arkansas Mississippi
and West Tennessee the farmers swear
by It rs their Democratic Bible.
sam Hawkins, whose ability rs u speaker
and lawyer TuE ArrEAL has always borne
willing testimony TO, said as much as
this in his speech last night sam has
heard the farmers sayso, aud has, wherever
lac has spoken in West Tennessee paric-
ularly, been confronted by TINS ArrrAL
rs the authority on which the people conf.
IDENTITY rely. They know il is Democratic
TO the core and after the manner Of JcllcT.
son and Jackson, the saints whose political
glorics reflect light by which every hon
est man may walk in uprightncss aud in
truth. They know That no matter what
the pildling politicians, the huxtcrs OF
votes aud the crossroads traders may
say because il docs not sloop lowas their
Pudding, huNtcring on trading that il is
sound on every question that affects
the peace, greatness and glory OF the
country and the safety, welfare and pros
pcrity Of the masses. The greatest good
Of the greatest number Is rs standing text,
and, "by the Eternal" 20 long as time
lnsis aud IL remains TO record is syllabcls,
il viii stand for con,cud ior aud fight Tor
Democratic principles for understandable
States in an inlcsiruclihlc Union.
Politicians rise aud fall and perish
utterly, but the one great pnn.
ciplo inherent In Our race, aud
that has wilhsood tho mutations
Of It's ups and downs in 1000 ycars nom
sayagcry to civilization Of individual
liberty, is immutablc md impcnshablc.
That liberty, We contend, should De- cxcr-
rsod against petty cnbals and bosses. aud
-ings aud managers, ~ II Is ut the ballot
BOX. and for the reason that always aclu.
ties homes, men 70 suppress that which Is
opposed to political integrity, the prcscrya-
ion Of principle, and the unfolding Of
party on party lines and not upon
the yielding shoulders Of tricky and |
'onccitcd men. Frank and lair TO
our opponents, yielding our columns 10
hem when they have none Of their own,
hc people at large, Republicans ns well |
Is Democrats, blacks Ms well us whites,
re sure Of TnE ArrEAI., aud feel sale in
what II docs and says being done and said
for ihc hes, interests Of every one Of them.
No better testimony 10 this effect has over
reached the discerning public than the
speeches made about Tnr ArrrAL In the
shelby County Republican Convention
yesterday, and the compliments paid II
10y the gentleman who, "a the Republican
candidate for Governor, has shown what
man Of courage and intelligence may do
in uphoiling a cause that is held 10 be-
bad by nearly 10 per cent Of the white
population II the State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

TuE Row. Dr. Bpesy, pastor Of the Sec.
ond Presbyterian Church, ono Of the most
scholarly pulpit speakers In tho South, a
man Of crujition and a devoted student,
has been rendered the position Of Chan.
ccllor OF the University Of Georgia To
this TnE ArruAt bcg TO inter.
pose the obIccIion that Dr. Bogss
Is needed horc lilo IL factor
In the life Of the city, and Is cndcarcd TO
our people by gCbf Offices extending be.
You'd his general hcli Of labor and impcr.
ishably rccordcdaa the leeds Of Christian
hero. Memphis may ono day have TO DO
without DR.. Dogs; 10, us sincerely hope
that that day Is far distant and that no
may, in health and strength, continue TO
6ll the intervening years with his kindly
aud considerable admonitions TO peace and
good will.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

interested in retaining the assessment law
upon the statute books in its integrity
They should not permit its repeal, and
they will not when they wake up to full
knowledge of what it is and what il is
likely to prove TO them in the future as a
directly beneficial law, because il equal
ICES taxation and prevents the escape of
any taxpayer from any Of his tax obliga-
tons.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

II Is cheering 20 tad the accounts that
como 70 M from Indiana Of Democratic
energy. The State Committee Ia iirclcs.
In Us efforts after success. II has now
1900 speakers 10 the 500 whom the Re.
publicans keep In the field, aud they nre
kept con the 20" all the time. Every
precinct in the State has IL club, and
Democratic women have formed clubs and
urc doing good work In the noble cause Of
upho'dlug the principles Of Jefferson and
jackson. Could there be a better nugury
than This Of rucccs In November
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

TuuE should he moderation In an
things, and just because Memphis has q
supply Of the finest water In the world Is
no reason why people should keep their
faucets open al the time. The company,
which has done 30 well bv the people,
is justified in protesting against an abuse
Of the blessings which have been youch.
taicd M by ts enterprise.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

TE Wilmington Mssngcr iears that Boss
Quay, the Republican manager, has len,
too willing ear 10 the Republicans Of
South Carolina, and has sent n corruption
fund into that State with a Wow 10 secure
votes Tor Harrison and Morton. but II
won't work. II woa't work, notwithsiand.
Ing tho Democrats Of Charleston arc at
loggerhcads, owing to local boss misman.
agemcnL However Tar these differences
may be carried In a municipal or legislative
contest, the Democrats will be unit for
Cleveland aud Thurman. Il Is vital 10 the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

cry line is meant TO impress upon Germans
the belief that he is sovereign able to
govern without the assistance OF the great
est statesman, and to lead armies to vic
tory relying upon his own strategy. The<
inference is that the Emperor aims to pre-
pare Germany for the retirement OF Bis
marck.
PROF. oEFFcKEN.
A Hamburg dispatch announces that no
definite measure has yet been taken to
prosecute Prof. Geffcken. II is not true
that the authorities have seen written
permit from the late Emperor Frederick
authorizing Geiicken to publish the diary.
The inquiry resulted in establishing the
tact that Geflcken never got copy from
Frederick. 1t is not known whence he OBJ
tanned the extracts The intimate friends to
whom Frederick gave copies OF the diary
include the grand dukes Of Baden and
Hesse, Duke Earnest of Saxe-Coburg-
Gotha, Baron Non Roggenbach, Prince
Bernhard OF Sax -Meiningen, Minister
Friedborg, Count Won Seckendorff, Gen.
Won Blumenthal. Count Won Munster,
the Prince OF Wales and King Humbert.
AS the inquiry narrows the circle OF pos
sible sources Of the betrayal OF the diary,
the Bismarckan papers become more Bit
ter towards the eX-Empress. "Keine
frauenzimmer poltik" is again their cry.
Insulting suggestions OF completely on the
part OF tho ex-Empress are common
though no one has dared to make direct
charge that she is responsible for the pub
lication of the diary. Nine GetIcken was
refused permission to hold private inter-
view with her husband recently. She APP
pealed to Procurator Groschof, OF Berlin,
who promised her freer access to the
prisoner after his examination by Procu-
rator les -endorir OF Leipsc.
GERMAN FINANCES.
The Rechsbank, it is expected, will
raise the rate OF discount on Monday. The
stock OF bullion has decreased $1,000, 600
marks within week The Withdrawals
have largely gone TO Russia. The amount
OF private bank notes held by the Reichs-
bank has declined from 2l.500O00
TO 100000 marks. The amount Of
bills OF exchange has increased from
40S, 100000 to 100000 marks and the
amount OF notes in circulation has risen
from $50, 10000 marks to 1907, 900, 600
marks. Altogether, there is considerable
strain upon resources in the banks. Much
speculation is being done upon the Boerse.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

REAnEEs Of Tm ArrEAL should bear in
mind that the present assessment law Il q
thoroughly Democratic measure, having
In view the greatest good Of the greatest
number.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
DRS THORYT0Y AND nITcHELL.

Tho Memphis Medical Monthly very justly
and scnsibly defends DR.. Thornton, DR..
Mitchell and their coalju,ors in the
matter Of the suspicious case" for which
act Of prudence they have been subjected
10 much Of uudcsorycd ridiculc. 10th
from professional mud official s,andpon,s,
and with the best interests Of tho public Ia
viow Dr. Thornton acted with commend
able dclibcration and good sense. In view
Of the previous movements Of Biniord, ~
rnE ArrEAL at the time cxplancd-in
view Of his visit TO Decatur aud his con
tact with roiuyccs 1T Atlanta, and. ~ The
Monthly saws, "hnling the patient with
temperature Of lOl' r., following
chill" and besides other symptoms, the
examining doctors were fully justified Ia
pronouncing the ease suspicious and warn.
ing the community aud other communi.
ties Of It's existence. As Ths N1Bhlys,ys
in continuation. Tho Grt physician
called was not aware that the man was
drunk, and although vomiting IN his pres.
cncc, dill not smell whisky. hut even Il
lac had known the previous history Of Fin.
ford aud that he Was then on a spree. ho
was quite as well aware Of the fact that
alcohol does NO, increase the temperature.
nnd that Il was not the only factor in tho
mnlady. The doctor saw the Injected eye.
the capillary congestion, the dclirium,
heard Of the preceding chill. What better
pictWc Of u case Of yellow FOYER could bc
desired, q few houn after the attack
Then, what was the doctors duty2 Ger.
tainly this was plain enough report bis
finding 20 the health authorities. that pre-.
cauiionary measures might follow. Just
what lao dill, aud IN doing NJ, he dis.
charged one Of the highest aud most no.
blc functions Of his profession"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

Tnr city must be paved. II must DO
lifted out Of the ru,s and above the mud
u II Is TO be- equal to the emergency Of
growth the railroads arc absolutely thrust.
ing upon ~.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

ouR Berlin letter by telegraph is iull Of
interest. II follows the movements of the
Young Emperor OF Germany who. what.
ever his want Of dial piciy may be. knows
how 10 mako himself felt as tho one solid
quantity In tho scales agains, the peace Of
Europe. lilo has male royal progress into
Austria and goes thcncc TO Italy
where no will accommodate himself
In very diplomatic way to the dciTcrcn.
irations Of the Vatican and King Hum.
bert "lIc Is a plucky lad, Is that Gro
Emperor Of Germany" and may after all
~, down to the Lowell Of the people. Tho
spirit Of his sainicd father aud not that Of
his gallant old grandfather prevails In Ger.
many, and though he may DO the last TO
see II, he will have eventually to acknowl.
edge Il II he wants to DO a success.
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All Wool nnd . Ynrd wide.

ITNIH INN WN7WIWHIlH NTIIIN'
Those stockings arc all wool, I pre-.
sumo" she said, ~ she requested tho
clerk TO wrap her up a hali.dozcn pairs.
20, yes, miss, " he answered In thought.
lcssncss, they're all wool and yard
wide"
''Sir," she exclaimed, Indignantly, aud
before he fully realized what lac bad said,
sho whisked out Of the store.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER

These propositions are made Tor tho benefit OF
those who secure yearly subscribers, but In order
tina, the subscribers may derive bcncat from the
competition. The ArrEhL will distribute among
Thee giia win outdo in the rcrpcct Of value aud
Instability anything ever offered by Southern
ncwrarcr Ey.ry yearly subscriber will b. mrc
10 get gift Send Cor Samps coploa of WuKtY
ArrIAL and toll list Of giftt This proposition
will be open 10 November %. issA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

VIZ had supposed that Dyer had died in
Odessa. But lol here he Is as big rs Bocs'
dog and barking as loud as II he had never
been a partner Of Barbour Lewis. Who
next, pray7
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
GERMAN FINANCES.
REV. DIR. Boaas HoNoRED.
Elected Chancellor of tho Georgia On
versity-Hi3 Mind Undecided.

EltCteu Cnunccllor OF the Georgia uni
versity-His Mind Undecided.
The following Associated Press telegram
was received last night:
ATLANTA, Ga. Oct CIR W. T. Boggs now OF
Memphis. n well known preacher OF the Pr,sbyte-
rian church aud educator, wns today elected chan
cellOr ~ the state university OF Georgia, vice r. II.
Nell doceisnd.
An APPEAL reporter hastened TO the
reverend gentleman's residence, No. $40
Shelby street. TO apprise him Of his cleo
ton. Upon being informed Of the re.
porter's mission, DR.. BoggB said:
Well, heard that had been elected TO
the position, but can't say yet what |
will do. 1t is responsible position and |
will have 10 do SOME thinking before AM
able 10 decide the question.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

TnE nomination Of Mayor Hewitt by tho
County Democracy q Now York. gives
official party sanction,o lis previous nom.
ination by a mas convention Of citisens
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

MrNruIs must have well paved streets,
well lighted and kept clean, II II Is W bc u
city in fac, M wcl ~ in name.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

farmers, and that is that cotton is sold as
last almost as it reaches the city, For
instance, the receipts yesterday were
3,4l9 bales and the sales 8, 800 bales.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

TuERE Is one especially noticeable ica.
,urc nbou, the Memphis cotton market
tina, Is worthy the particular attention Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
THE WEATHER


~ wAImNGroN. oct g. 9pm. isy,
= Tor Arkansas. Tennessee aud Kentucky
Iair Wafmps variable vinda
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
RON puESHDENT.
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.


The State nj Iarrc--Albcrt g. Mnrs9 OF franklin;
Josiah Patterson. Of Shelby.
First Disirict-lI. y. Hughes Of Claiborne,
Socnnd District w. Caldwell, NJ Knox
Third nistrict-Wm. T. Murray oi Warren.
Fourth Distrct-M NJ Hammock, Of lrouslalG
Fifth Distrct-W G. Houston, ul Cannon,
sixth District Ell O. Morris, OiDnvidsnn
Seventh pistrigt-fournpy Rivers, ol 'lloa
Iirhth DistrIct-N T. Cole oi Henry.
Tenth District-llarry NJ hili OF shelby
THE COUNTY LEGIsLtIINE TICKET.
Tor Jhc state SCuatc.
I'M CREWS. WV MCDOWELL
For Representatives.
W I CLAPr RICHARD oDLuh
RALPH DAVIS, A. RENkEKr,
DR. GOODWIN.
Fay County.
For state SENATOR. n. poRTcH.
Ior Floatcr-C A. sTAfNBACK,
For County Ecprcfcntntiyc-wllLT SHELTON
1tpiOn County.
For state Scuatnr-J. H. DORrtll
For County Representatives.. G, MOORE, sR.
Tor Floator- join HEAD.
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LocnI ,IcIrroIor,cnl Rcnor,.

lMcmphis gual Once Rcportl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07
rnK ANARCHISTS.

The Italian police assisted by Berlin
officers are taking precautions 20 prevent
any attempt upon the Einperors life in
consequence Of warnings received by
them. The German and Italian anarchists
mean mischief. Letter, from Zurich which
have been intercepted refer TO some plot
against his majesty aud give rise to the be-
lief that hc will DO attacked during his
tour OF Italy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-07

GU doClt dlcit, a. We read. presents maxim true.
Nheo Ger We 60 What scr We do. We ind il ever
80.
That i,arh' ns oihcn rudlmcnts. We Instruct our.
HclNCa, Ia ligu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29
rnE aivEg avn H..ges RrlL

The river and haftsar bill xhsch xili
be saesaitsed 10 the Aesse ~ rerrsssu
tativss 10 fsw days - rrore lsvish In
i,s srpsaprsssiets iesn any that has
ever been trouah b bsfere itss hodv, tbs
aggregate smeunt stpsegrisssd esins
almost twenty Sc illisn Cellars Il does
ret fellow. hevtveF. hxe&sSe the amount
appropriated IL 90 large, that TIE bin Is
not rsriiotsoss ere CO thai hosSss
ard ssls resgeetins representatives
sheal3 rot vote fer -. Twenty miiiioe
eciisrs. ard ten ttnss twenty million
dollars, eoal3 be stsst 10 The advantage
ef the rreiis GA the rivers and BARRIERS
Of The United s;stes. sne. 80 ths sar-
Plus in the trvAsary Es 10 tbe eyes % q
large peftioa II tie Arss.e4n yeoris
the oniy asreef teAt the naften has 90
fear, there Is nc rsasen vhs ID shoaia
net be rsS1ses ey isdscanas sservgsia
iiers for tie improvement Of tts water
Ways Which are nacsi ,sseofsAHi 70 eou
meree.
0ae az she fezsefss u tie present
bill d the generosity With saish tie Pa
else coast hiss esoe treated. TIE AZ
psogssaiicns for ses lmpTovsEaers %
California rivers and barriers aggregate
slmess. i, cot quite, sns sssiissr eoisaFs.
White shoss foE tbs tsgscvssasna d
oFssen rivers sna kssoors, .Etspnt
sss Of the appropriated fer Tie CSi-
uuseis river saapsevsnsrs. which re
esssss az hanirsd ssa thssss sss
sluG.sES deii&rs. aggregate almost a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

General Boaiapeer has been plaess
on the retired iist by the 1irsrd govern
mept. He IL now sn officer OF TIE arm )
only In name. and bis enemies doubt
less bcpe thai bis IL fiaenee In the poll.
tics Of France has departed forever. II
10 extremely imprct able. however. thai
these fond pes wi.I be reslixed. Boa.
tsnser has acquired strong hold upon
the affections OF a certain class Of
tbs French rsogie. he has herstosors
been wonderfully Successful in retain
Ing this hold In sptss OF syssematis
enerts TO discrsdit hina, and II he can
con,iIse 10 do SO tie Ttrsrd ministry
vili very probably b at from him aGain.
In Bsalsnger are 10 be seen in q mag.
nitee degree many u the traits Of tie
French peorle. Te certain extent.
therefore. he IA ,lsir representative.
aud II be is seSe~s and careful he may
yet be allie 20 place President Csrnoi
and his ministers co the retired hss
much mofe essectsally than ihsy have
placed hia there.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

The resolution adopted BY The senate
% Tuesday calling On the secretary Of
Ne sssasary for information regarding
~ necessity for Notifications on Puast
3osGd II timely and pertinent. The
commerce Of Puget Sound 10 aistaey
Grsat, and II 10 increasing at rate
vhish will 5000 maks II Q. prime factor
In she nations prosperity. The cities
On The sound contain millions Of dol
lars worth Of dtsirue.ible property.
There ere aisays from one ~ half q
dossn fossiaa iron ogads within q few
hoars' distance Of Seattle. and u II safe
10 ssy that within three days Of de
elssasion Of var between tte United
States and Great Britain every city and
town on Puget Sound eoald BE- laid In
ashss.
In spite Of these facts Puget Sound 10
= dsierseless today o. 10 wss wbfn
Vancouver first sailed Mp the straits Of
Huea. There has not been evan . pre-
tense Of defending u. u IL doubtful
vbsther there 10 . sesvioeAbls cannon
within thousand miles Of the sound.
The entire coast Of washinstou Terri
tory 10 ~ completely a. shs mercy Of q
foreign power ~ IL would be II the foot
Of = vhiss man had never touched ito
sands.
No eovernu ebi In the world save that
Of the United MATES would be 80 shame
faiiy negligent Of the interests Of lie
citizens.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

nssh. n Pssias suass s1Il thsgsssss
shsnaa bssSssa skses - fen nilIiso
eelisss, o. sbsss css si1sh q - soshss
arysovssssisc. This h ESQ esss1dsss
siea shas tie psopis Of ~ vsseas
ssatpssd ass sseseisDsd 70 fsrssss.
Irtesd. H. souni1ass has hess - -
escas - stsoenesdina sspecpsts11sns
fer TIE Psesdje eoass thss shsfs =
ground far . fear ttat the iasRs suDe
De1tiooed vsss insssssd 10 ths I'LL sss
- mech from . re9sfd for tbs psecss
II ~ Pacific coass. - 70 s4osd efosso
for eonrromises when TIE tesvisaole
attack d made On the bin tn ~ hsuss-
Tee eastern rzs0hss Via b dsepay in
ssrssssd To sscasine . Rsnssoos ~
rsspsssfion for some creek 10 hi ose
dissrscs cxn adset . ccopso@tanG
., sfs By psosessirg . willingness 70 80
desn he sppsorsistiocs fos California
and Oferon waterways By bali Mi
lion or uSrs. Big recommendation
for toe Pscias c,sss may. therefore,
serve a. tni5es 10 ksec the interests Of
some nsnbers and the eecpoUiesl
pslncipIes Of cshess fsom coming into
violent contact.
The iavishnsss with vkish sprfopEis-
tisus are seconnended fsr the Psssee
cosss, bovever. IL no more MARRIED than
tie sisgss dlinsss With witch Washine-
soa Territory 10 treated The aggregate
OF the appropriations recommended fos
Washington rivers 10 isss than twenty
shoosaDd dalisss, TOO thousand Of this
smouss being for the improvement OF
tie Cnebaim river. twenty-five hundred
for the improvement Of The Coviits and
fifteen thousand for the Improvement
Of the sksait. when the long coast
line. the nnm.rous rivers and hasboss
and the vast and rapidly Increasing
| commerce. OF Washington Tefri.ssy are
taken into consideration, these sprTo-
CREATIONS seem pitisully small ~ COLE
pared with the millions which are REQ.
commended for other commit nvealths.
Why the eon nsrcs Of Oregon 10 ~
earded 90 Of 20 much greater inpcrtancs
to tie American peopis than that Of
Washington, IL 10 not easy 10 see. The
people OF Ills territory have. however
become 90 accustomed 10 having thsi'
Industries beliitled and their Interests
nsaieosed that the nssge rness Of the
appropriations does nos create surpriss
snd scarcely txcites comment. On thu
contrary IL Only excises emile 81 ses
eastern delnsion that Oregon 10 the only
part Of the Pacific coast north Of Cali
forris which 10 worthy Of the slightest
consideration.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29


The Pfohibitiouists Of Oregon are
preparing for q thorough and systsm-
Alto canvass. They propose 10 81. .
full state ticket 10 tie Geld and 10 en-
dssver 10 induce ss many Republicans
a. possible 10 vote fer their candidates.
Or course, this 10 In eufsasnce OF the
plan 70 have Oregon "indorse" the I'D
ministraiion Of President Cleveland BY
going Democratic. The Prohibltionis.s
have no hope Of carrying Oregon or Of
benefit z their cause BY attempting to
Do %. Their object Is simply TO Do
What shey can toward securing an In
dofs, mcnt for free trade. machine poll
ties. Wall street N ibocs OF finance
and the solid south. The vast majority
Of ttoss who viii vote the Prohibition
ticket viii probably fail 10 perceive the
real nature OF tie work la which they
are engaged, bui their leaders undsr-
stand IL thoroughly. They know THAI
they arc about to wage 8 battle, not for
prohibition, hut for Cleveland.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-29

rss srnAss n saessT.

II TIE members Of the city counsel
VII spltsis tbs opinion Of the peopis Of
iDsaasis they viil and that there 10 %
ainese universal demand fos an exisn'
sios Of tbs IRE limits. Any ecs vht
realizes what the growth Of the oft,
mes b. 10 the pext eve years caruo'
fail 10 appreciate the iurorssnos Of
having The business portion Of the citJ
buiis % 10 q solid and substantial man
psr. 10 view Of this fact Tbs counc'
shcnld act 81 its nsxt meeting vithco