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Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

THIS SEEMS TO he . bad year for
liquor men All over the country. Tae
Sommencemsn: SGs Whsn the United
SA 'ee supEema OJurs declared a nun.
SeI OF aoi' pAssed By the different
S'a'es 70 os Constitutional. Then oAme
sne PeLnsyigaUlA high license Inv,
Waish was ApP,iei sin q severity maj
ASsonl.hod the liquor men, Who appeal.
no 70 the S1prems Court OF tbe sIals
ioF relief, and fOahd ,has Il Eeiussd 10
LassEfsro With tho Aots OF ths lover
court Then came she action in ouT
iva ooerss, where public hearInRa are
nav given on ali applications ior n
o'Aae' which has already resulted ia a
LAi 90 M "A ber being turned down. NV
oo9ses she dellsion of the Saprsme Oour,
:. re" JerseyI which declares that the
Aisn license and local option il ~ pasSed
ny iha lass LeglslAture is oopsutItIonnI
Aod nHss be EN- 'orced. This "a a de-
nsde1 oAAngo In Affairs, aud one whlob
- suppose ths ProhibitIonIs,a do mi
,itttsh any more thAn Ihs Demoore,S
St 'ae simple rsASon that Il Was
o. Shh' about By rhs r ,pu blloAn party.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
ALarKs Rsuntun

An interesting family reunion wAs
held ct DAvisville, r recently BY
the descendants OF Mrs.. Elcy Chase
Vaughn, who assembled at the real
denos Of her el6tst son 10 celebrAte her
e7fh birthday. EJriy In the day her
children, grandchildren and their lami
lies began to arrive, until by noon she
had gathered about her q party OF rs
ave generations being represented. Two
of har sisters. aged respectively 9S and
II years, were also present.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
FoR PREsIDmr,
BMNJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana.
=-------=---
EoR WOE PBEsIDENT,
LEVI P. MORTON,
OF New York.

TIE Presidential oau pAign can now
be said 10 bs fully opened. The con-
vsntIona have been held and adopted
khslr platforms and selected theiE can.
didAies. TIE national commIltsea ere
preparing for work, and everything 10
ready for The frsy. Al this time II may
no. be Amiss 10 iske glance over the
Hlsld for the purpose OF forming an idss
IN regard TO the outlook. Is is oonoeded
BY both sides thai The mAln contest will
% IN the States OF NsE York, Indians,
NsN Jersey and 00nnsoMout, and ths
most important OF theee 70 the Demo.
0EAls Is the first named. sGill, although
khny may carry this State, II may NOT
0ffeJt the election OF GsnsrAl HIrrIson.
New York may be olAs1ed DsnosrA.io
9 Ate, Gnd ID Ads 90 BY the vote OF
New York city, and this vote Is largely
governed by the liquor interest This
9Aot was apparent to Governor HUI
whom he vsioed the high license Law
paused By RspubllOAn Legislature. As
hs after wards said that 1t affected forty
ah0usAnd voles In that city, which were
controlled By the liquor interest II 10,
hoWever, . question whether his veto
ol this bill did NOT turn more votes
against the DeAnonAho party than Il
mAde for IL Another thing In favor OF
The Repu blloAns IL The iAoi thAt NsE
York and Brooklyn are both mAnufAo-
SuriBE cities, and The employees OF their
large industrial establish menu oAnnol
be az xpeo,ed 10 vote for party that pro.
prSss 10 deprive then Of She means Of
earnInZ their living. II ls, therefore,
probable that history will repeat itself,
and just - 1t WAS In 1910, there may
be . revolution In the votes Of these
6Ro cities, gro wing ous Of the tariff
Issue, Tue fAcIs show that AllhouE Eh
aha Sac may bs olAISsd Is Democratic
bheEe ID certainly an excellent chance
nor the Rspu olloAns 10 carry It, Bal
even II the Democrats should carry the
B!Nts It will not Of itself elect Mt.
Cleveland. New Jersey would sill be
needed, and lhe lndlcAllons are tha. II
will be found in the Republican rAnk,.
All OF her large oitles are hives OF IN.
dussEy, and the news comes from them
that Democratic mAnuiAoturerS AiC
leaving their party and AvO wing thelI
intention 10 vote for the Republican
candidates.. C0nnsoiiuut is anolheI
BiAte that will be needed, and ~ Is Il
naturally Republican, there cAn be bu
little doubt As 10 koR Its vote will b,
OAst. The chances for the RspubhcGnI
Ctrrysug Indiana are certainly good
and even much better than Mr.. Oeve
lsnd's chsnoe Of carrying New York
Either tNO Of the 8 AiSs men toned oaI
aisof the Repu blloAn candidate, and 1
must be admitted, when everything II
taken into confederation, IhH III,
ohAnoes tor General II Arrison's election
are deoidedly in his favor.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

WHEN John WAnOmnker vAs In
Europe, he came Aoross . mAnuFaa aGurer
In EnglAnd, and member OF PArlIa.
msn', who said 10 him:
'Glve Us some special orders: we
hAVa NOT bsen able fr q long time tn
fIn all our looms and We will be win
IL to SO. apart certain looms for Won
a. make any specialties you wish,
SLd conhne the goCds solely 10 your
house"
why don't you run all your ma
chinerS2"I asked.
your oohfoundsd Protection is our
arouole, he answered.
"ell, then, pul up stakes and
sn-Ve one OF your large factories over
here2 America would Welcome Suol
an iodustry as yours"
The very Wise and prompt replv oi
The British legislator and mauufaotureI
Was: "If you can guarantee thai Pro.
tecllon will remain ~ it now IL va viii
move our works over there immediate.
"Ah, then," said Mr.. Wan.maker.
when you have your looms and vorL !
IN hurops y0n are opposed to Prottc.
non 10 America, but II you NOV, q
SVet mere you Would IL sist upon having
A. Asan ElglisbnAn you are dow
On ProtectiJn, bat II your interasTs
we're In AN 5rieA you would demand Il,
10ar consistsncy is not as clear IS /, oaI
self interest" WI
ID .ee Is tbs who!s story In Q nutshe i
AhAa hlSltsl mill owner kue y from *.
Rsrience shss he could not keep hit
mills running in iree tTSds K gland q
ions AS the Ual'ed States protested IN
Industries oy a IAriE Hs was uIillnl
70 move hls mills 10 thIs oountry, /
Snhl Ffoieoion Was guArAn Iced TO b,
lAsang, but kL0F that he would no
oe any bs':er of herS than In 4 iRlsnt
az u was removed. Fhls Is one OF HI
and explain.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
usaAafEoSRsaw-

fAsrIok Fssnsy, Q Brooklyn lAbcsse,
t&o weeks ago had = anger oyushsd
while handling heavy stones. thy1i'
clAnS adVIsed the Amputation Of the In
iuEed member, but Eeeuay objected,
though, several dAya later. he consented
10 the operation. Shortly after the sur
geons found another AmputAti0n ntoos'
0Ary, and the finger WAa taken on o'ose
10 the hand. After this the sufferer
began to Improve, and continued %
until last Friday morning, when h
complained Of stiffness in the neck
This grew rapidly worse, involving TIT
muscles and exlFSmlties, and he diod
Sunday of lockfRW,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
The "MOXi0" Secret.

From the evidence given in the "Moxio"
caseB against imitatoTH, enough has come to-
the surface from Texas papers to prove that
the 81 called moxie is from q plant rich In
albumlnOidB, which are the principal nutri
tion Of tho nerves. Considering tho fact
that the nerves are tho scat Of animal life
and control the functions OF the body, aud
that parRlyEtd or exhausted nerve force could
not properly digest alDumen for its oWn sup
port, Dr, rhom son set about, and hnally|
did discover harmless pi ocess for artificial.
ly digestlng tts food for it, and the progress
renderB the slouninOil as finely dissolved
~ water, or tns enough to penetrate the
nerve circulation, which is thirty one times
smaller than tho smallest capillary blood
vsisels, End whom mixed with tho digesting
fluid the albumen cannot be eosgnlated or
pIooipitRted by either heat or alcohol. Here
is whore the secret lies, and iG q most valuA-
bic one, and accounts for their cureI OF par.
elyhs. II would have been better for the
moxie 20. 10 have allowed this faot 10 come
10 the surface before, and thon II would not
have been necessary 70 ace mulate . cont.
dence In their goods through the long road
Of experience against publto prejudice
These fao9 that have come out win help the
Company very much, as thoy show its un.
doubted scientific and useful basts in q new
hsld. Their bottled goods are best.
m22.em 2taW
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

IT Is said that . young man, who
recently tried 10 master freq trade and
religion, begAme violently insane. but
thiS IL scarcely 10 DO wondered aI, es-
peolAlly II he undertook TO reconcile
the two. We think II probable that II
the mechanics and WoTklngmen ol this
country permit themselves to be de-
oslved into voting for Mr.. Cleveland
and free trade next November there
will be more than one OF them who will
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
WANAmAKEK's.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, August 8. 1855.
Closed at / p. n. to-
morrow.
August.
morrow.

August.
In re alling it used to be a
sort OF dreamy trade-time. A
period of suspended anima-
tlcn in which the retail mer.
chant did less than bird or
insect droning or humming
In Summer sunshine.
Not so now. We are
neither been nor used.
to-be. The active points of
the store tell that. Where
the under-vaIue goods are
there are the struggling
groups of buyers, even
though it be August.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
JOHN WANANAKER.

N0TICE-I WILL COMMENCE ON
IN Monday, April O. TO regulate, seal and
stamp All weights and measures used in New
Castle County this year. All work left Al
hyle's, Ninth and King Streets or at nv
residence 1875 Poplar street, WILMINGTON.
DEL, Will receive prompt attention.
JACOB DEAKYNE
Regulator OF Weight Is and Measures.
aIO-gm -qod
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

S,l9a Prizes, amounting to.......B1, ,obG. 500
NoTK.-Tiokets drawing Capital Prizes arc
not entitled to terminal Prizes.
FOR CLUB Rates, or any further Informa ..
tion doired, write legibly TO the undersign.
Cd, Clearly stating your residence, with
state, County, Street and HUmbef, Moro
rapid return mail delivery will be assured
BY your enclosing an Envelope bearing your
full address.
send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orderl, or Now Ork Exchange In Ordinary
letter. Currency by Express (at our oIponsel
addressed 10
n. a. .DAUPHIH,
New Orleans. La,
WsshlnEtsn, u. .
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

REMEMBER T.s.,t5. That the grsssass q q
and Early, who are in charge OF tho draw
lnge, is guarantee Of AbBolute fairness
End integrity, that the chances arc ali
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers VIII draw Prise.
Rem EN- BKR Alao, that the payment Of
Prizes Is aUARAHTEED HT FOUH
NATIONAL BANKS Of New OrleanE,
and the Tickets are signed by the Prasi
dent OF an Institution, whose chartered
rigne arc reoogn isod In the highest Oourts
therefore. beware Of any limitations an ~.
noYmous schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
llVPRfEEBtETEl lITaIuIUHI
u sVEh ! HIlllon nlSTEBUIEI
I.ouIsIana stataI.otterH uompan

Louisiana StAteL ottery Company
incorporated hN the usEs untnEo il 1853,
Tor Educational and OharitAble ipufp0soe
aud Its irAnehiAs made . part Of the present
state Constitution, IN tBIe, BY an oTer
Wholming popular vote.
Its GRAND AOMDINARX
IDlsAWAMAM TAX paascO BemA-Annw-
ally lIuue and Deesmberl, and ft1
sakAhD SINGLE NOMnER DRAW.
Ah esH take place ON each Of Nh Q
other ten months In the year, and
are All drawn Tn publhos - the
Academy Of Music, New OrieAnn, La.
ave do hereby osrttfy that We sHperviN
The arrangements Tor all the Monehly ano
sSomA-Annual Drawings Of Tho L0uiat6nt
htate Lottery o., and In pefeo0 mAnaEi
and control the drawings themselves, ana
that the Same NfO conducted with honesty
fairness and In aood faith toward all partish
And We authorize the company 70 use tbh
oertincAto, VITA fso-similss Of cur danktuI y
GgtAehed In tta Advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
The ORIGINAL
DRY GOODS
BEE HIVE
OF Wilmington,
At soe Market str,,|

The ladies use SaD,r|
and a brush to clean Spa
we take a pencil and a N
loss to do It.
Read a few Of the Al
and be your own judge. N
make this fearful Gu,
prices to clean out tbe \
mainder Of the diFer
stocks. 1t is for your irt-
est to tuy them to ke,p 4
another season il you dsr
need to-day. Some Of
following lots are small !
will be picked up the /
day. So do not feel h
pointed ii you get leA
waiting:
3 pieces Of wool ar,s
in. wide; it has been 10 h
BILE to sell at 62ic, taxed
now at 22c a yard.
5 pieces Of grey ni1
suitings 38 in, cut h
|62A down to 22o and
wool.
A few pieces Of black
batross,al sold heA
62s a yd, price to-day d
this sale 22c.
Swiss Edge, 3 in. Wis
Swiss Edge, 6 in. wide
| A few calico aprons,
leach.
| A few white plaid 'pa
from 25c down to IOS
| 8 in. Oriental lace, IN
lyd
Turkey red table dln
from 37i down to aocs
Idon't delay if you vat
Fancy parasolS al
Igiven away.
Gi CHAINS a few gie,a
&c q yd.
| Lawns, &c.
| Challies, sc.
| Black plaid French
tlste from 25C down ton
| Children's hose, seal
and navy, l5c goods 70
in now at sc a pair.
| Ladies' Isle thread
sold at 75c, SI.oo, $IsS
to go In this sale at ~
| pair; delays are dangsr'
lyou want the bargains.
3 pieces brown silk a
a yard; ends Of plan
fancy silks in lengths d.
ll2 Yes at about half p1s
| All our Scotch ging
to go new for 12Ic ar
IL pieces Of plain %
brays, sold at l5c 10 go1
as long as they last, at
yard.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
OAas. J. "a. BsoEsts,

108 West Seventh street. Just The
place for . cool and refreshing
Sherry OobbleE.
OAtAwbA
OlAret Punch,
Whiaky
Rum
Pure liquors.
and the best cigars In tho city.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

WHILE'the President ia OF on his
little trip after bluehsh there are \
number Of bills waiting his Aotlon,
some Of which will become, through
lapse OF time, laws without his sigma.
1ure. Among these is the River and
HArbor bill and number Of pension
bills. II may be, however, that he
ohoie his time TO go hshlng 70 keep
from doing anythlng With the latter.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

DoOKS-FARMING WITH GREEN
ID M1nurss. The fourth edition now
ready. Price, bound in paper 65 oents, IN
cloth 81. viii be sent for cash, free OF pos
age; AddretFs DR. HARLAN, Whining
eh Del. les BE.Bn
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

We, the undorsignOd Banks and BanksFs
WI Pay ali Prizes drawn In The LcuiBisni
StAto Lotteries Whioh may be presented 81
our counters.
e. q. WALMsLEY, PROa. Louiuiana
National HAMA.
PrERRE LANAUx. Pres. state ne
GfOnaI BANK.
A. BALDWIH, Pres. n. o. FafI Brh
CARL KOMWs sProg. Union National
Bank,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

Please excuse us. The Key.
stone Library has been in
default. You broke the
Libraryand the printers that
we're to supply us broke
their promises. Hence, In
spite of our contract by ad-
vertisement to keep up the
stock, the Keystone count
ers have been bare as
Mother Hubbard's cup
board.
A raid on the printer-a
conP-Getat-and 1870 titles
come to the counters to. day.
They are ready for you at 10
cents a volume. TIE n, ten,
Q e-n t-s, cents a vokYme.
Thirteenth street, centre.
Among other things we
sell Handkerchiefs-mostly
below value. What is value?
What a thing will fetch?
Often yes, oftener the gen
eral price in the trade. That's
the key to the beIow-vaIue
Handkerchiefs. The quality
is not to be sneezed at.
Don't judge quality by
price:
shiued, half-iuch hemstitched, un
launderied, IS cents the dozen.
Hemstitched, embroidered corners,
for so cents.
Hemstltched severe corners, Il
cents each, and scAlloped, embroi,
! cred edge, with printed borders
same price
Hand embroidered initial on fin,
linen, hemstitched 12X cents Yor
&c embroidery for nothing. III,
Handkei chief alone Is worth NOR
ttAn the price.
Lots Just opened at 25 and so cent
pieca, scalloped edge and EN-
broidered border.
Very fine hemstitched, with dies
blocks, stripes, and sprigs in Dea
embroidery, were 81 to t1.5J each
fedu ed to so and rs ce nts.
Elegant embroidered, just tp1ned a
81 to 81 each; rich, cHAste, dainty
Embroidered on French linen
shining, sheer, S1.7b to IS so each
Whether the price is six
pence, six dimes, or six dol
lars, all are linen.
First counter west of TransePt steps.
Tomorrow news from thu
Mlkado.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
AUGUST stn. lsss. atIeOlOor.

2b head Of Fresh Cows and Forward Spring.
~. ors, stock bulls, 2 cart horses gugRI
ATl good driving heroo, l sal -
lion, Royal George, yearJ old.
1hs above cows we're bought apringers in
Lancaster and LebAnon counties, and arc
considered BY pood Judges to be the beat lot
OF COWS Sol4 at any public sale this season; /;
among thom Will be found some heavy milk.
ers and big butter cows Persons wanting
good Young COWS should attend this sRie.
sale pogitive.
A credit Of 70 days viii be given on all
Sums over S9b. ROBkRT NoUA lUEN
l.. W. StidhAm Son, auets, I2s.dAWs
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
EEanIaaon,ata

IemsD bsr ,'6at OhspmAn's Cigar House
70 always OpbsS ~ Sa. m. 5sVsnth and
orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

Commencing Sunday, July LIST, will leave
Fourth street wharf daily, at 100 and IOlB
.. m; l, AIS and o.1b D. m.
BoatS leave Chestnut street wharf, PhuA
delphia, at ! % and 1000 .. m, and I.sO. 400
and e.tSp. m.
For Marcus Hook. leave Wilmington at
100 .. 70. and AIS D. n.
All boats stop at Chester.
Freight received for Marcus Hook on
Tuesday.
Telephone No 81.
On Sundays, 100 q. m. boat connects with
Atlantic Oily train, Tickets for round tTip.
$50. Fer sale on boat. me-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
The wrong name.

Ih0 WFOHE NAEA0s
At Grand Rapids, Mich, the Other
day an applicant for 3 marriage II
oense. Misunderstanding the qcestiOnE
put to him, gave the name of his de
ceased wife As that Of the lady he was
about 70 marry. When be showed the
hoenGe 70 his prospective bride her con
BternAtion was unmistAkAble,, and the
crestfAllen groom elect soon reSppsared
at the county building and had the mis-
take TeotlfGd.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

AaSIsss RSsislSnt LsllIn Ia
HEW 0RLEAHB uATIOHAL RAzB
New 0FIaGna, La,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

NHNAHN
q 10 o'elook, .. NJ,
All the Efoek, tools and nxtures IN the
shops Of David WoolmAn.
o7RR Oonalgting Of bolt
cutter, tIr0 bender, E
shoAfa and punch, tire setter, - e
cone pulley for bands cone gums
B,rAlghtening plates, 8 bellows. . Anvila, Q
cast-iron slack tlb5 bolt and spike header.
lot Of hAmmeFs aledkoi aud other tools nuita-
bic for hrat-olafB blacksmith sAopt Q visos
and dIill presses, pair scelea. In good or
der, weiRhipg 500 pounds; 2 boxing and /
turning mnohinep, lot Of benches, patterns
and sawed stuff tpotoa ard iellosa, dryI lot
Of we'll seasoned lumber, 70 4 Inch; saw
pb alta and nille, hiokoiy axlos, b1fXo; lot Of
escorted carriage bolts, lot Of hopper and
side baFrowS, dirt carts, lot Of wheels, .
sleigh runneE7, l Portland sleigh, 1doarb Srn
bocy, painted aAd trimmed; spindle
wagon on BFewstor Bprings l second hand
lumber wagon, 2 dugouta, long wagon with
Canvas top, 2 deSkB, lot Of irAmss, ) stoves
and other articles leo Numerous 10 mention,
AlBo o lot Of new and sscond. hand Carriages,
Terms made known on dAy Of sale By =
DAVID WOOLMAN.
Geo. W. stanton Oo., aucts. al-st
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

DUBLdO SALE OF KIRsr GLASS
IL q osh eowa.-Will be sold at the Belle.
Rue Hotel, 9Th ward, city OF within inRt0n,
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

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Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

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ne 18th oil
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dstk red
q, a rev
ee,oyery.
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Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

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Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

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9q1lnpseat,|
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Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-18
HE CAN BIZ TRUSTED.

"He can be trusted to do right" Such
is the voluntary tribute the Hon. Ed
MUND RICE pays to the Hon. EUGENE
NJ. WILSON in recent letter. 1t is the
highest tribute that one person can pay
another. The man who can be trusted
to do right is the man. at all times and
under all circumstances, to fill public
station. Every man can do right, and
everybody does do right at times. But
it isn't every man who can be trusted
to do right under every circumstance.
Nj. RICE is one of the pioneers of Min
nesOta. and through all the years of his
usefulness there has never been a
blemiSh on his own name. His expert
ence with men and affairs in this state
entities him to know something of those
who are to be trusted and who are not
to be trusted. Consequently. a tribute
of this character coming from man of
Mr.. RICE's standing in the community
possesses a genuine value.
And in confirmation of the justice OF
Mr.. RICE'S tribute to the Democratic
candidate for governor we undertake to
say that there is not man in Minnesota
to-day who would regret EUGENE VIII
SONS election to the Office of governor.
There is no apprehension III the minds
of the voters that if Mr.. WILSON should
be elected public affairs would be dis
turbed thereby. Not a single individual
in the state, even among those who will
vote against him, questions the fact that
he would give clean, pure and able adj
ministratiOn.
He can be trusted to do right.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-18
THE MACHINES VICTORY.

If evidence were needed to prove that
the machine still holds firm grip on
the Republican party of Minnesota, the
organization of the Republican state
central committee would supply the
proof. The same old crew is on deck.
The men who have done the manipulate
ing in the past are the ones selected
this year to keep the business going at
the old stand. The reelection of Mr..
HEATwoLE to the secretaryship of the
committee is valuable Illustration OF
the grasp the machine holds on the
party. 1t is not our purpose to
speak disparagingly of Mr.. HEAT
woLE'S abilities or qualifications for the
position to which he has been elected,
for he has proven himself most capa-
bic machine hnss. We simply refer to
his reelection as an Illustration of the
power the machine possesses. For rea-
sons that were evidently satisfactory to
themselves, the Republicans of Rice
county failed to elect Mr.. HEATWoLE
as delegate to the state convention.
He didn't even have chance to partici-
pate in the work of making the nomina-
tons. But, for all that, he is elevated
by the power of the machine over the
heads of those who did participate in
the convention, and given leading po-
sitiOn in the campaign. 1t is not at all
singular, however, that it should be
done, for there is nothing that has more
contempt for popular sentiment than
the machine in politics.