Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-28
Political yos<s.

Ex-senator McDonA,d oel,yeces a po,,,,c., "A
~ fS .h.napos last aight under the auspices
snce was large. Including many repuhlio.nS NJ.
hcDonAid argued thai the Mlis blll was in no
srss., VI ss-efsae measure He objected 20 the
~, ~ :, sem a. Glass legislation. In concla-
son ne sxtolled President Cleveland and predicted
y a ~ oeinocr.tse majority IN Indiana
IL Was quite chilly al Middle HAS, Island ve~ser-
Sas, flres We're lighted In the cottage occpnied
% Gen. Harrison. ne spent the eay ss,etls ana
indurea mi 1onS ro sn c, "inc had some down be
was even and he succeed in saoying Inc ls,.t ,xer
sae az rapid rate halt way % Putin-Bay
enieynsl I'M W. ~ wiling IN The cottage ana
The aemoSratle campaign oolamittee has ar
The Ess NJ x ih a. % aeig the cause IN
Inc committee was not ready yeSteriaN 81 syfve
OUT any denhite tnfornau n about ms mutt, mus
suous ut nc would SPEAK once m Brooklya once In
New YORK. aud then 10 10 BQalo ana ksasS..,
ne Will Then 20 farther EaSt his beaIIA wlli
Hon. r @. Horr ana GOV, Alrar q, n,.s,,-.,
arrived at the republican headQ aarts.rs An Rev
nork YESTERDAY, bringing accounts VI the repub-
ncan OUTLOOK West MI. horr has recently nj 1sie
thirty speeches In Minnesota two An Wlsrnnssa
ane number In Michigan lie says th.t "a
state le sgue OF republican clubs In Minnesota has
ps,, rearkseS efficient equalization and
Mr. Blaine expressed the opinion 10 an aud,enos
az WaeerNne Ne, yesterday, that Congress wOuli
hot gtauiy the President by acting o. his message
and taaa the American people woald put the whole
question over 10 next year. by which time the re-
tae question could be eQuitaoly settled. He said
the message was a mere scheme 60 divert the al
tenuon OF the American people from the Question
OF protection ana 20 stop much as possible the
popular discussion OF t0at subject hch ne feared
WOULD only str ngthen the republican position
lion. John +. flugerald, collector aud custodian
OF the post-oifice oudng at Boston. has issued a
cifcu ar In reply 10 that OF the democratic state
committee. calling upon Federal officials for calI-
paiga contributions Mr.. f1tzgerald says that
Recommendation Tor retention 10 once. and that
Federal employees need not feel under any obllga-
lion 10 contribute
Al Chicago yesterday Representatives Mills, W.T.
son. Of West virginia. and LAWYER VISITED the
transit House. They talked tari1 10 about l. 90
people at Exchange building
Tue slngie-tax men met Ia New York last Night
ABOVE the stage noated a strip OF canvas which
was Inscribed, Free Trade Free Land Free Men !.
The speakers were Nm Lloyd Garrison aud Henry
Seorge, and their remarks were Tor free trade
Tue democrats OF the thirteenth PennsylyAn
gress
The national prohibition headquarters wers
opened In New York yesterday at 5lh avenue aad
14th street.
Representative Scott told the Erie county. Pa.
democratic convention yesterday that under no
Ouustahces VIII he De candidate Tor renonlln-
atioa 70 Congress-
Miss Minnie h Davis daughter OF Henry n
DaNia OF Iowa, a veteran OF the Ffty-thrd limo :
Volunteers young and good looking advertised Ia
, u,Sso ,ssteIoay ior young ladies 70 form Har-
rlsOn ana Morton brigade after the fashion OF the
FRANCES Cleveland marching clubs
Inc drmOeratlc congressional convention in the
seconu south Carolina district VIII meet IA Aiken
oo-day- Inere are taTee candidates IN the held
49,, ~ iilaan the present representative; Robs
AIAeh- Illllnan has 20 votes pledged: AlaricA
ID anu hehderson, To- A deadlock IL probable.