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Evening journal., 1888-09-21
CONDENSED news.

Mrs Lucy A. Ellins, widow OF Artist
Henry A. EDsins has recovered Judgment
Of 5000 against William Cudney and others
for selling liquor to her husband after being
warned 70 cease.
Tho Democrats Of the Third Connecticut
district have nominated Stephen ID. Hall. OF
Preston, for congress-
Tho Brotherhood Of Switchmen are in ses.
sion at ST. Louis They almost unanimouslv
oppose the plan Of admitting the Knights Of
Labor to the Federation Of Railroad En-.
ployes
The board Of health Of Denver deny the
report that there have been 500 deaths bv
typhoia fever there, and assert that the Total
number Of deaths from that cause has been
but ten.
The brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen.
IN session al Atlanta, have r.. e.electod their
old officers. The next session will be held "a
San Francisco.
Bill, Orftermeyer, Lupehm and Shilling.
four Anarchists were sentenced to iail AZ
Cleveland for raising a red dag at a work.
ingnens picnic
1t is reported that the idle iron furnaces in
Pennsylvania win be started up owing to tbs
bright outlook in the pig iron trade.
Thomas |. Wilson, ex-United States con.
sui to Botra, has been nominated as delegate
TO congress by the Republicans Of Arizona.
Leo Dietz, the oldest German resident Of
Utica, fell from the roof of bis house yester.
day and broke his neck He was Il years Of
age.
The citizens OF Portland, Ore, have organ
lied for self protection against the lawlez
element. A large number Of vagrants and
tramps have been arrested, and gamblers and
loose characters nave been ordered out of
town, and are leaving as rapidly as possible.
William Warren, the Boston commedian.
is reported TO be sinking rapidly. His death
it is authortatiyely said, is question OF only
a few days
The Carthage brewery, owned BY W. II.
Delmore, was burned at Watertown, Y. Y
Loss, $1,000; insurance, $1,000
The Democrats OF the Twenty-second New
York district have nominated George C.
Sawyer, Of Canton, for congress. The Iosni.
use IS son Of the late Judge sawyer.
The Marine hospital bureau has been in
termed ot he appearance Of smallpox At Saa
Rafael, A. T.
Secretary Villas <as returned 70 washius
ION from visit u MS hons IN Y lsconzln-
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
Rnahed Down 81 nen,h-

WHKEsRARRE, Pa, Sept. 2l-A party Of
fourteen workmen and woman. the wife Of
Foreman William Lamey, OF the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western road, were de.
scending plane No 4, at Plymouth seated
upon hand car, when the brake of the car
was suddenly broken. The car then went
down the plane with tremendous rapiditv
james Miller fell upon the rails. and the ear
struck him and was thrown from the track.
Miller was fatally injured, his head being
crushed and both legs severed from the body.
Only two Of those on the car escaped injury.
Mrs lamey sustained fracture Of the skull
and viii die. Ten others were seriously In.
inred.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
A voupoo,s PREscaIarIoN.
Louis hin Doils snakes Head In Cone,
for His wife.

Louis Hill Boils a snakes Head In Coffee
for His wife.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 2l.-Louis Hill. negro
fugitive from Union county, Miss. wns ar
rested near this oify by the Sheriff Of Union
county. who came upon him accidentally.
Five years ago Hill resolved TO get rid OF his
wife in order to marry a dusky belle who had
enslaved him. He consulted voudoo priest.
who told him TO extract the poisol from a
moccasn snake and administer Il 10 his wife
in the seventh hour of the seventh day fol-
lowing. He succeeded in capturing the moe
casin, but the reptile was 20 vicious that he
was afraid 10 make tho extraction Of its poi-
son bag. He therefore cut off its head aud
boiled it in the coffee which his wife dlank at
breakfast
She was Immediately taken m and for a
week fingered between life and death but
finally recovered. The snakes head ,yas
found among the coffee grounds. which Hun
had thrown tseside his cabin, and he was ar.
rested and indicted for an attempt at murder
His cell companion was George Townsend n
notorious borse thief Townsend obtained
from the jailer a knife and piece df hard
wood for the ostensihle purpose Of makipr.
a trinket for the iuier's daughter Out Of
this wood he made a key. and with it sue.
ceeied in turning the bolt Of the cen. He
and the negro both escaped Hin came 10
the neighborhood Of Memphis, where he has
been ever since Townsend was recaptured
and is now serving a long term IN the Ms
sissppi penitentiery.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
I.Ihby rrI.on sold a. AnclInn.

RcnmoSn, Va, Sept 2l.-Libby prison
was soid az auction for $1,000 Dr. p. u
hrumble q Cincinnati, was the purchaser
When sold privately last February TO w. H.
Gray OF Chicago, the property brought sa3,
40. u was IA consequence Of Mr. Grays
failure TO make the deferred payments that
the building was sold Br Brumhle says L.
simply bought the property 10 hold as an in.
vesiment, as be IS IN receipt Of information
that a syndicate of Chicago gentlemen has
been formed 70 take the property or his
hands AZ an advance
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
sTachine Men can On uarrison-

ISDIANAPoLIs, Sept. sl.-The agricultural
machine men, their agents and other en-
ployes attending the state fair. to the number
Of SoJ, met at the Grand hotel last evening
and marching to Gen. HarriSon's residence
were formally introduced to him by f. p
Wingate, OF Montgomery county. The Wis
itors formed about the front door and te
their number were added many from the
neighborhood, the crowd numbering nearly
1000 The general made brief speech, afteI
which each one shook hands with him anc
offered him his best wishes.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
a nnrglar Kllled hr r.

ST LOUIS, Sept. 21-The dead body Of
stalwart burglar, grasping in his hand q
Jimmy was found in an alley in the
northern part Of the city. He hal died from
the effects Of a fusilade fired at him during
the night by the two young sous Of Albert
layton, who slept in the rear Of their
fathers drug store, corner Of St Louis and
Grand avenues. They were awakened by the
burglars attempt TO enter the place through
the cellar door, The police are unable to
identify the dead man Upon his breast are
tattooed heart, a cross aud the figures 1872.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
GrN. w. 8. RnsRcnAre

The committee appointed 10 draft a resolu.
zion on the death Of Gen. Sheridan presented
the following;
"On Aug 5, 1888. Gen. Philip II. Sheridan.
Hor sixteen years the president os .he Society
of the Army Of the Cumberland. died al
Nonquitt, Mass. IN the ssth year Of his ase
AT this, the first meeting OF tho society after
his death. it is fitting that We offer a brief
tribute Of affection and respect
His life for forty years was devoted e
the service Of the republic.
From cadet 10 general Of tho army be
gave Of his best 70 the causa Of the nation.
whose existence he helped to save, whose MS
tory ne aided % make glorious, whose union
he strove to make perpetual
Loving his country with a passionate
aruof which never knew diminution. serving
her with singieness Of purpose which al.
lowed no taint Of selfhood, his was a lite full
OF incentive and inspiration TO all who bv
honest zeal desire 70 advance tho cause :,
national existence, human liberty and politi.
cal equality
"This society, with which be has haa,
identified from the beginning, now placas
upon its records, with tender affection apd
Just pride, its lovirg testimony 10 his creat
qualities Of head and heart Words cannot
express the sense Of our loss Time can never
lessen the sincerity Of our admiration. Cur
love, our grief.
In silent and reverent svmpatbv with
those nearest and dearest to him. we nav tl,ie
last token of our undying remembrance
HENRY STONE,
-. s. FULLRRroN
"a. F. STEVENSON.
COMMITTEE
Inc committee on nominations presented
the following names to fill the offices for ~
ensuing year: Gen. w. S. Rosecrans ~,
president; Gen Henry NJ Cist, correspond
ing secretary; Col John NJ Steele recording
secretary Gen. James s. Fullerton. treasures.
and Col James W. Burke, Capt l. a. Wfy-
gins, Gen. Thomas T. Crittenden. Mai III
Wix. Col. G. G. SymInes, Capt. NJ. T. An
derson, Capt. Lewis R Zahln, Col. J. q
Ruch, Capt. Z. B. Kirk, Col w. +. Chand
Ter, Col. A. F. Stevenson, Gen. BENJAMIN
Harrison, Capt. z. II. Conger, Private III &.
White. Gen. s W. Price Capt. ]. B. Brod-
wich, Gen. Francis Fessenden, and Mai q. q.
Guodloe, vice presidents.
The names We're received with applause
and It was moved that the gentleman named
be unanimously elected The report Of tie
committee was accepted and the gentleman
named in the report were unanimously
elected. The annual banquet took place at
the Grand Pacific last night.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
Eoyaltr Como. nIrh.

LONDON, Sept 2l-Rumois are being re-
viyed that parliament will 30 asked, upon its
opening, for an increased yearly giant Of
money 20 the Prince Of Wales, and alsa that
permanent provision DO made for his sons
The Radicals viii oppose such grant aud in.
sist that, instead Of taxing the people any
further for ornamental royalty, the queen be
cnlled upon 70 provide out OF her own allow.
ance for her grandsons The matter win
probably be referred to a select committee
aud be disposed OF as quietly as possible.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
Lost An Through Greed for srore.

HALIFAX. n s., Sept CIV. a. Hatfield
of Yarmouth, formerly a ship builder in
Tusl,et, has made an assignment A fe,,
years ago he was worth sl0.OW.uOO Some
four or five years ago Mr. Hattield went into
the West India trade with others. the firm
being known as Hatfield, Kinney & Co. and
is said to have lost considerable money ia this
venture Gold mining enterprises also proved
Improbable, and the recent failure Of Es.am
q Go Is understood 10 have lullen heavily
upon him.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
vlalated the contrnct T.,hnr -

Boston, Sept 2L-United States District
Attorney Calvin brought twelve suits against
Bowker, Torrey q Co, the marble manufac-
tureTs Of this city, 20 recover the penalty for
Rn alleged violation Of the contract labor
Law. Il Is stated that recently eighteen
Italian marble workers came here III viola
tion Of the law; that ten Of them are EN-.
ployed at the marble works ia Rutland: that
two or three are working in Bowker. Torrey
a Go. : shops here, and that the others hay-
ing failed to get work have returned 10 italy
The disappointed men say that one year ago
they signed agreements ID Italy with repre-
sentative Of the firm, and were furnished
passage money.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
prom Frederiok,s nlar,.

BERLIN, Sept st.-The Deutsche Runds.
ehau, monthly review, publishes an alb
s;ract from the diary Of the late Emperor
Frederick regarding the Franco-Gernian war.
The 1etails Of ;hs events narrated show that
Frederick had tie greatest Part in founding
the empire, and .hat ae lad Thought 81 an
empire before others had ireanled L possible.
Ine abstract also proves hau some If the
princes. specially tie pfiaco Of Bavaria
gave their consent % the formation u rhs
empire grudgingiy.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
Chamberlain On the AIl,,rce.

LONDON, Sept 2l.-In his address to the
Radical Unions;s at Bradford Mr. Cham
berlan said that he positively approved Of
the course Of the government and be was
partly responsible for it. He would support
that policy while the Gladstone policy was
the alternative The alliance between tho
Conservatives and the dissident Liberals was
firm, and a thorough entende prevailed. He
warned the Conservatives against policy d
reaction He believed that the alliance would
result IN the formation OF a national party.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
Rlot Amonc EnrIish snldIer..

DUBLIN, Sept. 2l.-A second riot has oc
CURED in the Dublin barracks. A number Of
men belonging 70 the BLACK Watchp regi
ment quarrelc over politics with some Of the
Fifth dragons a fight ensued. during which
thirty men wers injured. Troops were called
in ard lie ig,itsrs dispersed at the point o.
the bayonet The "Black Watch" regiment
has been ordered 70 Belfast
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
INSTRUCTION.

MISS GERTRUDE c. HARLOW, "a. b.,
EfA Cornell will reopen her school on SEP
EEMBER II, 1888, assisted by Miss Nellie
|Ieston. There are three departments-Pri-
hary, intermediate and College Preparatory
Classical and Scientificl Special classes in
History. Literature, Rhetoric and Elocution
Vill be formed for young ladies and gentlemen
Turing the year. The number of pupils is linz
ed 70 nifty. Applications may be made now at
POI W. sixth street, or. ON and after Septem-
ler y at the school, 9l7 w. Twelfth street
MISS II. p. DENNISON CAN ACCOM-
VA N0DATE a few more pupils ia her
Ielect school, S5 West Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
Judge Thurman's colorcd callers.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept 9l.-A delegation Of
about twenty representative colored men d
the state headcd by Prof 4. H. Clarke.
called at Judge Thurman's residence ast
evening to express 70 him their confidence IL
him as q friend TO the colored race. Judge
Thurman made speech to them denying
that he had ever entertained other thar
friendly feeling for the colored people.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
THURMAN AND HIS Lerrsa.
lie Has Not Written "a Line Of II Yet, aud
Don't Know when uo Wfll

AfRh ANhoW AHfH ITO WAL
coLunhua o., Sept 2l-Mr. Thurman
mid to a reporter last night that he did not
know when his letter Of acceptance would be
ready 10 give out II hayo not written a
line Of il yet, said he, 'and do not know
when ! shall. II Is tho fashion TO write
letter, and | suppose | must write one.
People expect me To, but really Il Is an un-
important mnttor do not know whether
the committee will want me to give il out
from here or forward il TO them 70 be given
out from New York The press viii be
treated fairly II have the giving Of it out 70
then.n
You 80 10 Washington tho 1st Of Octo.
bsr, dn sou notYr
Yes, the telephone suit oones OF on tia
eeh. ] viii make an argumcnt In tia casa
The papers say you will 60 on " New
York thenin
THAT is very doubtful"
bow about your Iudiana eugagementsgr
n have not arranged anything definitely
IN regard u that
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
Fireburs N snnl,,ns r,IIs

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 2l-The citizens Of
Spokane Fails, W. r., are in a state OF high
eXcitenent over the discovery that die recent
extensive fires in that place were Of incen-
diary origin, and vigorous measures are on
foot for the detection and probably tie lyncl-
ing Of the guilty parsons.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
a Llttle M Clnnd.

ATHENS, Sept. 2l.-The porte having re-
fused to give a satisfactory reply regarding
tho seizure of Greek vessel at Chios. the
government has ordered several Greek inan
Of war 70 be put ia immediate readiness iur
sen service. squadron win be sens 10
Turkish waters directly.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
Office no DELiNQUENTs.
WIIMINaroN CoAL GAs 60.

WILMINGTON COAL GAS Co,
WILMfNGToN. DEL, Sept. II. 1888.
Many Of our patrens have failed to pay tlssir
Iills in accordance with the rules of the com
lany, and in some eases are in arrears for con-
Ederahle amounts and for long time This Is
p inform all such parties that their bills must
u arranged without delay, or the gas will be
Popped of and sne meters removed without
|urther notice.
Debtors are particularly requested to call at
|nce and make settlement. and thus avoid the
Unpleasant remedyreferred to,
BY order of the Board
EDWARD BELTS. President.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
Twenty-FIve Years Of Priesthood.

New York, Sept 2l--Arehbishop Corri.
gan celebrated his silver jubilee by officiating
at pontifical high mass yesterday morning,
before host Of his admirers that filed ST.
fasrick's great cathedral to the door. Twen-
ty-nFe 5ears ago the archbishop. then a
newly ordained priest, celebrated bis first
mass in the ,hureh of ST. John Lateran.
a.oiiie, sizi nc III arss=ut uuT orutner
clergyman who assistec aim II he sltar.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
Kined frying 10 snve Another.

Boston, sept 2l.-Patrick Tracy, aged 60,
for sixteen years baggage agent OF the OH
Colony railroad, AZ Hyde Park station, wa
killed while trying 10 save the life Of Mrs.
Mary Young, aged 80, ot Sharon, who had
fallen IN front Of train while crossing the
track Mrs. Young was injured ia a proha.
bly, fatal manner, and would hnve been IN.
ktAntly knled but for Mr. TraeYs nctinn
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
Largest Cotton Cron On I,ecord

NEW York, Sept 2l-Statistician shep
person, Of the Cotton Exchange, officially
states the cotton crop of the United State.
for lssi-ss 70 have been the largest Oh
record, oeing I,o46,o oSS bales, or 90,OOJ bale.
more than the largest previous crop, that o
lSSl-SS
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
noARDING.
pREssMAKINts.
NOTICES.

NTOTICE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
+ requirements Of an Act Of the General AS
embly of Delaware passed at Dover, March
4, 1888 entitled An Act Concerning Private
preparations notice Is hereby given that a
certificate incorporating a company To be
known as the 4. T. Clymer Company will on
the ~ Of September. A. d. 1855. at 10
b'clock, a m, be presented at Chambers in VIII
Gnington, to the Hon /. g. Grubb, Associate
Judge, etc, for approval
HOFFECKER q HOFFECKER,
rAttorney for Incorporators.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
ran - a GaIIery n N,warl,

NEWARK, \. j., Sept. al.-While Hugh o.
Pentecost and Henry George were addressing
a meeting in Belleville avenue rink last might
the music gallery fell Eleven men and boy.
were injured. The more seriously hurt arc
James Could, Benjamin Francisco, Tnonlns
Morgan, Henry Hayes and James Early.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
speaker cole ,rnrrlea.

ELMIRA, n. y, Sept 9l.-Frsmont Cole
speaker Of the assembly, was married Iasi
evening to Miss Lottie Roberts, at her home
in Havana. Near relatives and few in
vited friends only were present at the cere
mouy, which was performed By the Rev b.
X. Douglass A reception was held after
wards. Nh. and Mrs. Cole left for New Yorl
Inter
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
Sheridan 5 Successor.
The Army Of the Cumberland
Chooses a President.
GEN. W. S. ROSECRANS THE MAN

Tho Society Officially Issues a simple nnd
Beautiful Tribute 20 the Memory OF II,
Founder-To Meet Next yoar az Chat
tanooga-0meers Elected.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-At the nlecting Of tn,
Society u the Array Of the Cumberland, yes
terday afternoon, Chattanooga. Tenn, wa.
solicited ss tho place and Sels. IS and 10
1859, as the date for the twentieth annu6
reunion, and Cen w. s. Roseczans wa,
chosen president
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
organl1ea oattle IhIercs.

TRINIDAD, Colo, Sept. 2l-It has been dis
covered that an organized gang Of cattl,
thieves has been operating in the "pal
handle" /" Several hundred head of cattle have
been stolen, mostly from the Creswell rancho
The cattle have been shipped to st Joseph
No, where no inspectors are stationed.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
A Isinn.Iv I,nttle.

SAN Francisco, Sept q. There was saw.
age lighting on the Marquess group before
the natives allowed the French To hoist their
flag and take possession Of the group. Two
hundred French marines aud several thous-
and natives were killed
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
one nentl, ~ nncntnr-

BfRSnNGnAm, Ala, sept 2l.-An Aga
special from Decatur says but one death
from yellow fever has occurred there The
report that ten cases had broken out Is incor
rect, but two appearing.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.

Quotations.
New YORK. Sept. a0.-Mcney closed at 2 per
cent, the lowest rate. The highest rate was ~
per cent. Exchange closed steady Posted rates.
As5G04.s9; actual rates. 4SiJ5 for 81 days and
4s90ei sals tor demand. Governments closed
steady; currency Is, l21 bid; IS coup, iegs4
bid; 4I6s, do. l05 bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
tirsts. ilSGilo. Union land grants, lO3@i06;
Onion sinking funds. 121@1s3; Centrals. li6.
The stock market was a good deal unsettled
during the forenoon, but on the whole strong.
The market was generally lower during the
afternoon. There was considerable realizing
and prices sagged TO the close Tue sales for tie
dav amounted to ais, ,25l shares.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
Bon anger ~ rnnrl,r.

PARIS, SEPT sL--Gen. Boulanger arrivet
az Taugier, Morocco. He paid visit to Ia,
pasla's palace. Subsequently, he started foi
Ciuraitor.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
81 Chnnge in snlllrnn.s conhl.Lnn-n J.

BosToN, Sept 2l.-The physicians attend
John L. Sullivan report no change IN his con
dition. They believe that he viii bo around
again in two or three weeks.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
Kenominated Tor ronrress.

AL-5osA, Pa, Sept. 2l-1ea. Eiwars
Scun vas renomina.ed tor congress BY thi
Republicans Of the fwentieth district.
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
POLITICAL NOTICES.


POLITICAL NOTICE NOMINATION.
kLEgTIONS.-The Republicans Of the
aty of Wilmington hundred will nominate by
ballot on Saturday afternoon. SepteHl-
per y between tine hours of and Z
FclOck, Mt their several voting places,
candidate for the State Senate,
candidate for the House Of Representatives
md candidate for Levy Court commissioner
or New Castle county. The election will be
leld under the rules and requirements of The
Primary Electionslaw. The members of the
County Committee from the several wards are
nstructed TO select suitable places, and pub
psh the same for holding the elections. and to
lrovide officers to hold the election Returns
hall be made on Saturday evening to the
hairman of the County Committee at Tenth
nd Market streets.
HENRY +. PICKLES,
Chairman.
Del, September, Il. 1855
NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
' the Hone Loan Association will be held
friday. September zS. 1888. at o'clock, a. M
n the basement of the First National Bank
The annual report will be presented and sub
criptions received for shares in the 18th series.
he association has been in every way success
ul under the management Of iudicious
3oard Of Directors and the following executive
Ulcers.
GEORGE w. Bush, President,
john w. LAWSON, Treasurer,
f.. II. TAYLOR. Secretary
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
GEORGE W. BUsH, President,
JoHN w. LAWSON, Treasurer,
r. II. TAYLOR. Secretary.

NOTICE TO THE REPUBLICAN
y v0tersFf the Seventh Ward A nomination
lection for senator. Representative and Levy
Court will be held at BullOcks ONCE on Tenth
treet for the whole ward on Saturday Sep
ember -. between the hours of 4 and p- IN.
ID. Z. BUCKINGHAM.
Ward Committee.
NOTICE. DEMOCRATS OF THE TEN Til
y ward win meet this evening C2lst instantl
4 o'clock in the Meccacoe Engine House.
second and jackson streets. to organize the
ward. BY order Of the chairman.
JOHN j. CASSIDY
Evening journal., 1888-09-21

4 II. t. A. KEABLEs.
~ Dermatologist, Gvnecologist.
l9a. m. to 10 m
Onice hours: y. m. to $50 p. m.
$50 p. m. to $50 D. "A.
SPECIAITIEs:
Diseases Of the skin and diseases az women.
Treatment IN both branches by the new adapts-
ion Of electricity.
Eiectrolysis or Electrical Surgery.
92l MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
weather Indications.
TRApE BULLETIN.

Light showers, slightly cooler, variable
winds
Evening journal., 1888-09-21
HELP WANTED.

Az 1ANTED.-AN ENERGETIC MAN TO
w canvass and collect. Apply 1o4 Market
|treet.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1888-05-31
Please Answer.

The SITTER has published several
communications from, so called rev.
enue reformers of this locality in its
columns. In doing this it was actua-
ted by belief that no one man mol
one party possessed all truth, and
that all the light possible upon this
important issue should be given the
people and further that it might ac-
commodate its many friends on the
opposite side who were without an Or
gan in this section. 1t now invites,
from any tariff reformer an answer to
the following queries:
/. If it is, as President Cleveland
expresses it, "vicious, inequitable and
illogical to tax the people $5,000,-
900 on wool, how and wherein does it
become virtue to tax these same
people s60,000,000 on sugar?
2. If potatoes, a New England
and northern product, ought to be
placed upon the free list, as proposed
by the Mills bill, on what principle is
rice, South Carolina product, pro-
tected by duty of 100 per cent?