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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-25
A GOOD EXHIBIT.

Lie EuucatiOnai display from
Dawson Will Be Credit to the
County.
Special to the Globe.
MITCHELL, Aug. 24.-The educational
exhibit at the South Dakota territorial
fair this fall will be one of SURPRISING
merit, aud on much more pretentious
scale than formerly.
II. l.. Bras, superintendent of the
county schools, and Prof IL. E. Kratz.
principal of the city schools, are now
preparing an exhibit that Will be a
credit to DAWSON county and demon
stratiye of the excellence of the work
the schools have been doing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-25
A Farmer's SERIOUS LOSS.
Special to the Globe.

CptCIUI
HURON, Oak, Aug. PA steam
thresher set fire to the stacks of Charles
Peek, yesterday. His stacks and build
ings and grain were destroyed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-25
Prescott.

Mrs. George Hawkins. of Red Wing,
is the guest of Mrs. G. E. Meacham :.
Miss Birdie Chapman, of Minneapolis,
spent the past week with Miss Jessie
Babbidge. Mrs. Eliza Bailey and Miss
Jane johnson departed yesterday for
Grand Forks Miss Annie Ericsson
returned Saturday from Minneapolis
Miss Gertie Nichols is at Hamlin
80. Mrs. William ALERT is at Saltwater
-. Mrs. L.. E. Teale went to st. Paul
yesterday. Mrs. E. e. Babbidge and
daughter Jessie went to Minneapolis
yesterday. MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Bailey
went to Minneapolis yesterday . Miss
Dolly Calighan, of ST. Louis, is in town
Miss Lillian Gambler left for her
home in st. Louis to-day William
HURT, of st. Paul, spent Sunday with
friends in the city,. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
III. III. Hickok, of Humbird, are visiting
E. III. Ives and wife.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-25

Co Many Want ads in Sundays GLOBE
W prove that it brings the best results
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-25
Prevention Better Than Cure.

Social to the Globe.
HURON, OAK, Aug. 24.--Dr. Alloway,
territorial veterinarian, this morning
found two horses in Kings livery af-
fected with CHAMBERS. Both animals
were taken out and killed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-25
A GOOD APPOINTMENT.
The New Judge for the Grand
Forks District a Resident of


Special to the Globe.
FARGO, Aug. 24.-In the opinion of
the members of the bar and Fargo peo-
pie generally, the president could not
have made more judicious appoint
ment that that of our townsman, Gen.
c. +. Templeton, for one of the new
members of the supreme court. The
only regret is that the appointment
will require his removal from Fargo.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-25
NO FROST UP THERE.
Forty Bushels of Wheat Per Acre
in the Most NortherIy County.

Special 70 the GI0De.
BATHGATE, Aug. 24.-Harvesting is
about half completed i'm this county.
All kinds of cereals promise prolific
yields, but particularly is it true of
wheat and barley, the two chief pro-
ducts. Many fields of wheat will aver
age forty bushels per acre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

NEW York, July II There was 9
feeling among Republicans up tUHu
yesterday that might rave fund gE.
preston Ia the ord9.: "Nuw, let q G
battle begin" L WAS caused by the
arrival OF Bsnator M. s. Quay OF enn.
ieylYauia, chairman OF the Republican
National aud Exscu.ivo Uoamittes,
whose coming Eai not bgen aNtlCl pst ted
I'll Thursday.
He YVES scco DpSpied by ConGrsssr 40
Th0mas III. Bayne, OF PitGuburg, aud
Frank n. Leeob, secretary OF the Re-
publican s.Rte COMMITTEES oG PeEnsyl-
vania. MIR. L9eoh, who lie one OF lhg
beat OrgAnizers IN the country, vii. bs
Mr.. q any y con iidentisl assistant dur
iue the cAmpaign. Senator Qoly is q
reticent man, and II ig safe 10 say that
repoEteIs will yet few interviews GU. Of
HIN during the campaign.
His habit IL 10 listen much and tall;
litle. Strikers" for money a.6Ays
get nervous under this process, ami IT.
may explain tho Senator's sOuIoe Of
power as politician. He rBeeiyed q
reporter cordially, bat had nothing 10
soy about politics.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17
rne uelawars rrpoE Slammed.

Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
nj nt McCraoken sent word to a reporter
OF this psper this morning, that in re-
spending b the alarm OF IRE yesterday
afternoon, It was stopped Fro street
BY a man who stated that the flra was
out. Upon that assural ce, the truck
turned back and returned TO the house
Upon arriving at tbs grounds the Chief
found that the truck was necessary, and
he teleph)uel at Onc5 for It to come out,
thus nrcessitating u second response. He
thinks that there should be some means
of preventing such occurrences.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17
FOURTH EDITION



Aboat one week ago the store at M.
4i6 Market street was hllsd with cloth
iuR aud opened by two men, who gave
'hsir names 90 Jacob Snowman and l.
Myers, ~ = bankrupt sale. Morris Il
Moses, tho ERl5smRn ct Fallhelner
Economy Hail, objected TO com csiitiou
Oi thil nature, not only on account OF
h.s employer, bat also IN behalf OF the
other olcthi1g dtalsrs In this city MI.
Moses therefore m =6s application to
Attor1sY General biSss AND Cry Solicit
tor Bali to ascertain II there wbs my
law by which they could be prohibited
selling In this city,
Upon fiudlnR that there was no Law
bearing on iJinerRnt dealers, ha con
cluied 20 hide his tine and watch the
coarse Of events. His opportunity
came Last evening, when young man
cams to him Ruo inquired 10 reference
to the quality OF pair OF pAlts he hsd
bought OF these parties. He said that
he hsd g:vea 81 50 ioE them, hn1 bought
,heiz ~ being Rtl wool Mf. Mosss saw
I at glance shat this was not 80, ard
acting under hs advice the young man
went before Squire Monaghan and had
10 warrant Issued for jacob Snowman,
the pIopr etor, on B charge Of selling
goods under Misrepresentation
The Gaze was heard about 10 O'Clock
isis morning, when the young mAn
sworo positively that the goods vera
represented M heiug al wool, They
VITA examined BY Messrs. JasliS,
| hooTo, q inn ana Moses, all prnc.
ticai thuorg, who testified that
.hey were two.thiTds cotton and
tho rem alnder bho1dv, and the
last named testified that they were
Vosth vt Wholesale about 81 81 to So =
dcz On pairs. The Squire, after hearing
tails evidence, adjudEed the defendant
g1llty sind ordered him TO pay tho o0sts,
amounting to 1920. return the young
man the SlE0 which he had paid for
the pant, close up his place Hnd lasve
the city within ave hours o. turnish
t5OO hail for hlH appearance at Superior
Court
As Snowman had no opportunity Of
procuring t5e tail, ne wac obliged to
ecneed to the latter alternative, or BE-
ocled up. Accompanied by Oousta.
bio DIllin, SlO@mNn prnee6dtd to his
place OF business, 1T No. 4l3 Market
sIyeel, and ordered II closed ct encs.
While tho heArlnR Vas goiaB on Mr..
( mOsel offered u thoW that Wills tue
ihAANAAeAAN AbBA0oHuANA h1hh nc kl0lE
we're from the bank upt flrm OF Brad
ley, And eTson s. 90, OF New York, they
were IN reality part OF tbs stock from
from the clothing Louise OF J. SloWman
&.Oo., OF Baltimore.
As toon as TIE stoTa was closed
hosSrS. Bowman aud Hysrs waited
upon an attorney, and a.Ler oOnsultG-
ton the eGtlre stock WA sold and trart.
fssTe1 10 Mgers, who ann0ulcsB bis ia
fentiOn Of ruIning the plhoe tho same
~ any other soothing et0ra until oil the
spJ,s are Gisp ssh az. He ~, ssen by
reporter Of tue REPUBLICAN, Enu ds
, MED In tha most positive ua5nar that
h9 hsd represented the pants sold to the
young nan last evening AZ being oil
wool.
He saJs there wal nothing a. all said
about the quality Of the goods. Mr..
Myers announces his intention Of retalial-
| lug en- those who have caused hun tIOul
bic by ceiling of mis- stock at less thar
co prices, consequently lively times may
/ b. Expected III The clothing business
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

Last evening the following officers Of
Onostn Bcirsda Caste, No. IA, aers H.
stzllea: 2. c., james A. HEi!oog; N.
o. decrEs Wonn; W. O., ". Il. Pastor.
SOM &. L., E. Horton; Ii p, James 3.
OsdeB: v. H., C.g0bef Bennett; NJ. If
X William L Dudley; q. Of 4 Il, Il.
NollmeIi X OF a.. CHARLES Palmer; W.
b. Fled Adams; W. O., arthur Wtd;
1ls'En, Gto. Iimmpns; EIq EIlhard
Lsacai . g., George ". McGoy; 3 o.,
F.anE Hniher.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

Mr.. Eiwatd h. Pa!o.rs gl Md
LIZZIE Wood wGgi WNa aa,sea n nm
fihse Yesterday mUnlBs o, ia rtSl
denoe Ct tho bFiiFsssw Ma g,Iek,
savanth md NA.yltk.vl sfsv, b
the Hsv. Adam ElcasB T. aspp;
couple lsis on tho lool tr,l5 'rfa hi
20 Allentown and Though ,.a lehist
Vailay
On EharsdoY, jug 5,J, h. Taonsl
g b21Ge, II L'ERo1l, n. uu nsa
ried t. Nina Cara K Uua4,rs. I'D
cafe@uuy WCs p5t'otusi "a f.uIsl
phi2 by tbs H5y Mf lna1
shortly Hi!aE the oar.uJar ID. -.siJ
welded couple starred is Ha, mo1.kI
VAn whsIe they Will msL3t. .l'ail
home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17
OZARK and lonely is our d yelling,
Iorely is our htsrA 10 day,
fof tho ono We leve 50 dearly
Has forever passed away"


LuWpEH.-un July lash, 1888, Joseph L,
LcuieD, In his 6dih year.
RELATIVES and friends, alse smyth Pos.
3hd biampnd state Castle. No. 10, x. orc
4 aad the order n general, and the em.
pioyos OF tao J2o2sou s. sharp Company arc
!ctp nulliy ihYited TO sttodd his funtrGI
ttolA his lRts iesldsais, Go. wa Poplar
strsot. CO v oin'gdlY afternoon, to meet AZ
tho houj 70 Bt2 o'eloeH. Services a. Union
Z. church. lHtsrmeht at hiVorvieW
emeieTy.
WILL AMSDN-A Newark, Del. o. tho
leth inRi John X. williamson.
holGtyeb aud friends ars RESPECTFULLY IN.
y we 70 att9nd Dis fuaorAl from the u ethO
nleL T. lscopti 'tu.cl, ga Thursday AFTER
h0ob, 10 DEL ck. lnt0smtHt at the IA. L.
cemetery, without iuTtaar lOlica.
GREEN Walton tho 18TH Inst, Emily
year o. her ago
Relatives and friends OF the family kro
respectfully invited To Gttapd hsr funeral
rom INC rositeuso o. her husbant, 10 Mlll
Uftck hundred, on wednesday ai.ornOon,
10 uiest At The hou o 1t U'clJ9E. Il.oFmnnt
Of white Oiay Greek cemetery.
sal TIN the 18Th last, Tia M, vito OF
y. ". smith, aasd ~ yACrs,
hoialiveG and flianCs are respectfully IT,
yltoi 20 attend tho funeFai ron ths rGsl-
'uoDe1 othCr husband, W.. tOS I inw aFstr.
on Wedho'dly, tho 18Th inst, al 0'elcok p.
LOv#.-Nn the l7th Inst. Bophsld q.
ln!2Lt tOl OF Rillian 8. ana ClsrR ~
Long, aged four months.
tslAIiVse Hnd ifisnaF ere respectfully In
ylied 70 attend his fG1eral nom tbs rosi
uehee Oh hls parents, NO esq spruce street,
~ IhaEs9aJ afto:soon, l9.a inst at 3
'e!aox. Services q. the house. lnfermsut
at kivsrviBW Cemetery.
Qua trst Ia Heaven.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

ELKTuN, July lg.-.is, s.l'.i..
staDiy, eidett dluRhtarof a i,,s,t t,,' y,
bic, ditd shout 5 O'Clock Nh. r $50
Of the residence OF her fa,b,, a Z. 'I vig
ton, Ia htr 2lst year. Sic b,j ~ = ~ N
q typhoid iaver for aboul AN i,,.l
she vas 1T ended by Dr.. E,oT.gs NJ
W9shiug,oa, d O.; Uf II, p w.,shSi
OF h atni De- J V. Wall 10 n N.Y..
psahe Oltl, ard Dt.J.J.Bb ~
Eastse, Del, the lataf boz u,.5 M M
constable Was q Gala.arg 5,i ~
comp.ishad lady, wi.ba ls.gf s,r'ls n
iEleads She completed La "a r,tt,I
In Washington, D, O.. sr,! VI, M
well knoNn Ia accill cir1.s Ia NM
more, where she ya,ie! b. glc!. al
Governor JAs. 5 Cr5sj gyJ 49,
Collso'os William n. R.l,l: I'D NJ
tue Peninsula. N'1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

persors who wish to . b., I sslrll
tunes told ehould coll on H., ~. can st Z
No. SIT shlpley street, ,S s- az l'' cslia
far into faturltS as aoy oq2 Ia, a, Il p,f
as nearly az the great ~, r., - jgl toSg8
the ,xlct truth in rtgaI 5,r lard w
event, The reading Of G ~. 4 sgs. J
prove prove instructive Il MT 6 I. l3ail =
great deal Of money ., !, he toE'
humbugs, and she @eu ,9s. 6i.ial
hare ont of the amount IT,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

Ex-senator Augustus OanHeld, Of
Dover, N. one Of the most prumI,
mont and influential Democrats In Nor.
rio couHty, who has been mentioned AZ
one Of those who are disguised with his
paTty'n free trade policy, but who. IL
was slated, had not opsnly dec ared
that he would vote the Republican
ticket, has sInoa tod q RepI bIioap. Of
Paterson, that be did intsnd 10 vote "a
he talked. with the party Of protection
10 AmRrloan indnHtIY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

Yesterday afternoon, sAal. .,....Sei b
chimney Of the Hartman e ..l,fa,bsI
on on FroGt street between Web. aa4 S 9ril
Siil ! avenue, Ggoud sagsgtio3s AZ, oi J.
TO the buI! ing being o. i,@'l .s,'mgltF i
d istance Of Inc run, thc leF ~, '' ,15aI
u"Si,Ie 10 faya IT.. Thg los5 VIII It'd
To Sp between se q, so and OJ9 sg.9 'i II
there Is an insurance ~ sc, i
plant formerly balolsv1 ~
Becker.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

Tbs underGisnei bcgs leave 10 m.
nouaoe that lie las boEgh, the stock 81
clothing contained In this building, 4le
Market htsees, known as the BaaRruoi
oloihlng Sale, aud that he will proceed
TO sell sad stock n private sale, with.
out reEerva. Every garment must be
sofa In the short ptes o: two weeks
There are barSains for every body. Come
aad aer thssn, Respectfully Lewis L
Meyer, No. 4l6 Market street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

The WaTAlet shooting tenn will so
DO Vn on TnuIEday to TpIchestrr, 70
shoot against the WsstmilBttT, MEhh'
t9Rtol and Baltimore teams Thsy tx.
pect to take the greater number ot clay
piseolsi hlGh VIII enable them en- their
TstuEl "trip 10 carry sllyLr pitcher
h1d gjg.L. worth $1,000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

Last evening about A. o'clock as the
baker wagon Of William II Bowers was
turning the railway track al Fourth and
Market streets, it was run into by team
commg dOan the street. The cJncus-
siol was sufficient TO break the single
tree OF Mr.. Bowers wagon The damage
was slight and ca silly repaired.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

CATsKILL, July 17.-Pierce Kane,
manufacturer Of knit goods at sandlake
aud a brother OF the late Congress man
Nlcholas t, Kane, has hitherto voted
only Democratic tickets. He announces
his purpose OF supporting Harrison, and
Fays rs or so pr cent. Of his employees
" j d. the same.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

Judge Lyman presided as usual at the
session OF the city court, and disposed of
the following cases: Cornelius Green
and John McDermott were fined 81 and
costs each for drunkenness. Ellen Con.
nelly was sentenced to pay % and costs
for drunkenness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

SYRACUSE, July 17.-Calyin Wagner,
the exshUwman, who has worked en-.
Enthusiastically for the Democratic party
Ia the past, declares il letter that he
cannot do so longer, but VIII vote for
Harrison and Morton,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

DOhSEI-Dn the letb list, John UOrsey
hRei 60 yeETa
Relatives AMI friends srs respectfully in.
vited 20 attend his flneThi from hiB late resi-
dsnee, NO ba4 Spvuoo Btreot, on "wednesday
morning, Ut O'clock. h'gh Noes al NJ.
MAry's Church. Inform int Of new URthe
dral smetery
PSilAdelphiA pspers please copy
VANOE-On the 10Th lust, John O., con ot
Aztec d., and the late Charles 4. Vance,
aged , years.
Tho relatives and friends Of tho family Arn
respectfully invited to attend tho funbra
from the res dance Of his grApdiathor.
Francis Hoiitckqr, no els Wet Second
street, on Tuesday nftsrao1n, at 4 90 o'o!o1a.
FnYate informant at AlverylsN oemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

Early last evening horse attached 10
wagon at Fourth and King streets
81 ppcd and fell, and the harness had to
be removed before he was gotten on his
feet again, when an examination was
made and II was found that he was I'm :
injured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

Last evening a Young colorel man
named Frank Fisher was arrs,gnei be.
fore Judge Lyman charged with fe,o.
niously breaking into the HerUert
House In South Wilmington, but as tho
charge was not established By the eyi.
dence the case WaB dismissed,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17
a Greonpaolter Tor UarT,son

PoTTsvILLR. Pa, July t7.-Willlam
Wilhelm, a leading Grecnbaeker, writes
an orcn letter 10 his party friends here,
announcing his Intention Of working with
the Republicans this year for protection.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17
THE R4ST
SOLID PLAIN GOLD RINGS
In the market.

ous rings manufactured by an Improved process for
which letters patent have been granted to L. Ham, in
the U. 5. patent olfcs Aug. IS, 1885.
TIE usual method employed in the manufacture Of
plain gold rngs is to take straight blank or haItround
bar Of the metal and bend it in circular orm then solder
or braze it together by the OF hasef metal
Our rings are seamless, no joint, and made without
solder no base metal being used.
By this means Of construction, thorough pressing
OF the gold is applied leaving the ring hard and much
more durable for wear superior ia shape, color aud finish
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17
observation-disclosures.
Peroxide Of SiliCaies.
THE FARMERS AND aAEDENERs
BEST FRIEND.

q sure Protection against the ravagcs Of
81 instct pe0tB thSt destroy tho RToISlrp
oTops. Whom m!Goi with the Fort ii,zsr Il
Will destroy all ufubs and Worms In ma
soil u Kills the Colorado Beetle or Potato
bQg, the Garbage Worm AID an Kinds Of
bugs ald iDtscs that attack tho tprn,o
JAM. Eais, egg plant, oanllfiower, cucuIns
VT melch, 6qnAHa ami oantaloupG, ourfart
ousnts, ro9e buEhos, fruit tr6es Epd ali
bhru0borg, etc, e.c. 90
On tendsr vineE dust lightly aud on bard.
let lsnt3 moro liborsilY. This bfgt time 10
sspplg ms Si!le2tcs Is WHOM vegetation n wat
itom rain OF dow. The gilicatos being 10 ID a
ihape OF 1lo powder 10 readily nppiied Nv
means OF busting through q oi5th bEg sboTt
I ING texture Of Q hae cheese olcth, Wfon n
t tn area OF Cabbage o. Potatoes 10 10 be
.,ls u can be done quickly and evenly.
We rows AZ time, with orr hand d1g,inT
osSs and 90 fast hs On ordinary gals, Efl
our agents eau supply the bsgS.
WHOLESALE & KETAlL AT
j. j. EMIIH'2.
FOURTH & SJITpT nv Gre
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

sfilsy .
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be comm
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nett, 9TH
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effect, al
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probably
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

Lieutenant ]. N Hartman, Jr., G4iu,
tsuti Lieutenant Armgr d CAsytJT,
quRrterm21tUri LieutspSat W. II. Well
Ter, cOEl issaryi UAptstu JnuashAu 3.
willie, chap all; Major William Mar.
ahsll, 6urSetui LieutguaEG U D. RJbiG.
s1p, ABSTAIN EureeOn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

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4 sltug, gs1
y groyewitil
gP2yulion
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!
cents.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-26
GO SLOW. BROTHER IA WRINS.

Brother Hawkins, IL were best that you
go slow. The ArrEAL does not like to
see a clever fellow like you make an ass Of
himself. Before you say anything more
about protection" you should endcavor
to ascertain just what may DO the position
Of the party, whose candidate you are,!on
the question. Mr.. Blaine, You remember,
Brother Hawkins declared in his Paris
letter that the internal revenue taxes
should be retained in the inter
est OF social morality, while the
Chicago Convention urged the repeal OF
these taxes This is one thing you should
bear in mind. Then, again, II you had
read your APPEAL carefully yesterday
morning, you would have seen that the
Senate Republicans were considering scri-
ously the propriety Of adopting the Mills
bill M whole, or one no nearly like il that
the differences would be immatcria. Aswe
were saying Brother Hawkins, ii were
well that you go slow. Wait until
you get your bearings. Read the dispatch
in TnE APPEAL this morning about the
action Of the Minnesota Prohibitionists.
Indeed, you should subscribe for Tue Ar
PEAL and read it every morning between
prayers and breakfast. II would distress
us pangfully, rs Amelia Rives might say,
10 find you month hence apologizing for
your position at the outset OF the cam
paign. You had better go slow, and
be sure. The Republican party on the
tariff question just now is very much in
the condition of the ball in the roulette
wheel when the spinner gives the thing
whlrl. 1t is going round and round.
You would do well TO wait until the ball
settles. You may show yourself and
make yourself agreeable ms much ns you
please, but don't talk about the tariff until
you know more about your party's posi-.
ton.