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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-20
At Dubitn.

Correspondence OF the Gazette
DUBLIN, TEX Jan. ls The sun shene
out yesterday and gave us pretty day
once more, and the weather moderated
considerably until night, when s fresh
norther blew up very colo; out this
morning 1t had lost it's force, and now the
sun is shining and getting little power,
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At Texarksns

.peciaI 20 the Gazette,
TExARKANA. TEX, Jan. 1--we have
had two bright clear days. The late snow
and sleet is now slush and the highways
are almost impossible. Tue street cars
are running sgsin for the first time since
the cold spell set in.
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Sold Ora. 8, dipeola.

Special 70 tnt Gazette.
MIsKoLA, Tx, Jan. 10 Richardson
& Spurgeop, grocers, have sold out tow.
L Andrews, OF Hope, Ark. Mr.. Andrews
assumed control to-day,
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Tbs Melissa Fire.

Special to the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX, Jan. At Melissa
last night Hogue Cofmsn, general grocer.
burned Ont. Loss $4,000. Insurance
5000. c. III. L.rgent also burned, loss
$1,000. Lsrgent carried drugs.
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AtGoliR6.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
GoLIAD, Tex Jan. is Il. showed
hare Saturday night and nearly ali day
Sunday. 1t is still freezing. This is tkse
hardest and coolest spell CT weathsswe
have had this winter, or il maDy wfnters.
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wom IN TO Vote In Washington Territory.
| OLYMPIA, ". 7 Jaa.~ Az late
hour last night Governor Semple signed
the bill giving the ballot 70 the women OF
| Washington territory.
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AUSTIN.
Resume OF Transactions In The Various
Departments Of Government st
the State Cspltslo

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ury- Paid Passenger Eax-wDl De-
liver an Oratiop-Lend U!as.i I'd.
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DALLAS.
A Boot and Shoe Merchant Voluntarily
Fails-Pesple on the Lookout for
Financial Compile atlens.

In the schools-suit to Try Title-Ob-
tanned Coal en- q Pint of " hisky.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-03
HON. JAMES L. MENAGER

Nails Some Lies Told by the Registers
Convention FaisiRsI-Hr IL Heart and
Soul for Con, md There are no ISIckers
Among His Friends-A Frank, Manly
Letter.
To the Editor Of The IHieiliJHeer.
SIR:-I think l can dispose Of the ar
ticIe that appeared in the Wheeling
Register OF the 22d Of August in regard
to myself in u very few words.
First. There is not a Republican in
Mason county who will vote against
Gen. Coil.
Second. The nomination OF Gen.
Golf is regarded by the Republicans OF
Mason county, by myself, my personal
and political friends, and by my Lieu
tenants" as the wisest and strongest that
could have been made.
Third. There is not q "Menager man"
who was or is hurt in the slightest de-
gree because OF COTS nomination.
Fourth-Many Of my friends, as well
as myself, were disappointed that the
coveted honor was not given me; 10
have felt otherwise we would have TO be
something more or less than human
beings. Permit me to say OF my friends
right here, that they have somewhat Of
true greatness 'the frailty OF man but
the security OF God"
Fifth am not aware OF any gang"
OF men being present at the convention
and ! was not "bulldozed" or "side
tracked" by any such. Quite u number
OF Gen. Golf s friends asked me to unite
with them in urging the General to ac'
cept the nomination. That said was
perfectly willing to do, provided the boys
from home who stood by me so truly
would consent, They did, and there is
not a kicker among them.
SiXth-What induced Col. Mclean
not to go before the convention l do not
know. What his supporters said, II any
thing, TO Gen. Golf or his friends, know
not. There was no "treachery," no
"lying," no "Sell out" that know Of
orin the slightest degree suspect. Dr.
Holt nor Capt. Dovener used no threats
to me. scarcely know either OF them
They were warm supporters OF Gen
tGolf, and believed, as nearly everybody
at The convention thought, that he owed
it to the Republican party to make the
race.
Seventh-The gentlemanly represen'
tativc OF the Register will doubtless dc
me the justice to say that said, "The
more / learn about the situation the
more am satisfied that could have re
Ceived the nomination had 1t beer
known that General Golf would not nc
cept il nominated" | said that moi
boastfully, | hope, but with the enthu
siasm and independence to try. | Ger
tainly understood that General Golf wa'
not a candidate, and saw no evidence o.
his being one. But magnificent con
vention and the intense force OF popu
lar sentiment made him the nominee.
drew of under no obligations Ia
General Golf, and cxacting no promises
from him. | repeat it, he is as free in
that respect MS mountaineer ought al.
ways to be; but there Is one obligation
that he could not cancel Ii he would,
and that is cordial and loyal support
from me. JAMES i. MENAGER.
Point Pheasant, w. "a, Aug. 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-03

The faciie Fairmont Indet discovers
that General Flick was nominated for
Congress in tue Second District that he
might be withdrawn at convenient
season and the vacancy filled by the Ex-
ecutive Committee. A minor discovery
is that "his mind has not rcgained its
former vigor." IT.
The INTELMGENCIR is able to gladden.
the hearts fits Democratic friends with
the assurance that General Flick is intel
iectualIy strong enough to defeat Mr..
Wilson, to take his seat in Congress and
10 vote vigorously against free wool, free
lumber, free salt, free coal and free
everything else which ought to be pro-
tected against flood OF foreign compe-
tition.
There is no more probability that
Flick will be replaced by the Republic
cans than that Wilson will be replaced
by the Democrats. The probability is
that the Republicans will replace Wilson
with Flick.
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Free Trader to American Wool.Grow.
cr-After we shall have put yout WOO
on the free list you will get more for it.
because, don't you see, the American
manufacturer will then be able to buy
his wool where he can buy it cheapest,
Thatyili admit him into "the markets
Of the world" H.,
Free Trader to American Wool.
Wearer-Yes, the grower will get more
for his wool, but you will pay less for
your WOODEN clothes, because, don't you
see, that is the way it will be.
American Wool.Wearer to Free
Trader-But you say that wool has al
ways been lower under high tariff
than under low tariff, and il this be
true-as you assure the wool-grower it
isl fear you are buttering my parsnips
with Free Trade promises. Besides,
you forget that while l am u consumer
| am also producer. earn wages, and
don't want them cut in half.
American Wool-Grower to Free Trader
That man is my customer and ] am
his. We both know that one stone out
ofthe foundation OF Protection endangeB
the whole, structure. This is why we
are going to vote together this year. that
man and |. See?
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We trust it will not greatly disconcert
the esteemed Register to answer briefly Il
few short questions.
Why has the Register changed its mind
radically about the tariff on "West Vir'
ginia's great products?" This is what
the Register said two years ago, that is to
say, on Novemberg, 1886;
Gen. Con- the man who Is goinGto
carry out the Republican plat form IN
correcting "thc Irregularities Of the
tariff" by leaving IL just as II Is.
Judge BrannOn IL the man who Is
going to assist in carrying out inc
Democratic platform, which is
pIcd.cd 10 "rcViSc the tnrin in II
spirit Of fairness to all interests" Or
he * To work To have the tariff re-
duccd on some things that have
higher protect than Is necessary,
and pIuCcd upon cont, iron, salt, tim
her aud wool, West NirginiH's great
products, that have TOO little pr0tcc-
lion under the Republican tariff that
Gen. Con advocates.
The tariff on these great products" of
West Virginia has not changed Ut all in
two years. West Virginia's relation to
the rest OF the world has not changed,
since her coal, iron, salt, timbcrand wool
were thoughtby the Register to have "too
little protection%" Ii the protection
under the present tariff is TOO little,
what induces the Register to favor the
Mills bill, which takes off wool, salt and
timber the whole OF that little?
Two years ago the Register pretended
to want more protection on these West
Virginia products. Nowit wants none.
What has brought about this change?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-03

To Uc Editor OfMt IHtcHgsnctT:
SIR:-General Fisk, Presidential can
didatc OF the Third party, recently
boosted that four out OF five votes his
party would secure in New York, would
come from the Republican party. Henry
W. Grady, OF Atlanta, also cXulted over
the same prospect. Here we find Pro-
lhibitionist and Democrat going into
ecstacy over the same thing. lsit strange
that cool.hcaded people believe that an
alliance exists between these parties
Over here in Ohio it is a matter OF COM
mon experience to all working Repub-
licans, that when they question the wis.
dom OF building party upon the issue
OF prohibition, they excite Democratic
prejudice and fury us quickly us when
they expose Democratic duplicity and
dcpravity. This is natural, OF course.
No man likes TO have his daughters
ugliness discussed any. more than his
own deformity.
The very position OF the Third Party
shows that it has greater affection for
the fortunes OF Democracy than the So
briefly ofthe people. 1t denounces and
refuses anything less than immediate
State and National prohibition. Why?
Because they could not justify their po-
itical existence on any other basis.
Were they to consent to take whatever
they can get forthe present in the way
OF temperance legislation, and to wait
for State and National prohibition, till
public sentiment grows large enough to
sustain such measure, they know that
Republican party could promise them
nil that in good faith. And they know
that prohibition-if it everComcs-m
come step by step, as public sentiment
iustifies; and that no party can give pro.
hibition to the country before the major
ity want it, any more than God can save
n sinner against his will. They know
the Republican party has done all that
public sentiment would permit for the
temperance cause. Why then do they
appear in the field as political party?
Why do they wage q relentless war on
the Republican party? Why do they
keep their chief orators almost entirely
in the sections where large Republican
majorities are found? Why do they be-
little the tariff issue, and try to make it
appear we are in no danger OF Free
Trade?
Simply because they desire to cstrange
temperance men from the Republican
party that Grover Cleveland may De
elected. II is u well known fact that the
orators OF the third party make more
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-03

money stamping than they ever made
ut anything else. And it is generally be.
lieved that Democrats shell out freely
when the third party hat is pissed
around. ] trust no true temperance
man in West Virginia, the patriotic
Mountain State, will allow himself to be
deIuded into giving indirect help to the
Democratic conspiracy TO fasten Free
Trade on our beloved country. All who
vote the third party ticket are guilty Of
that crime. BUCKEYE.
FgcpOrl, o., Augua !.
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Of our own has not been. completed by
about three. hundred millions worth Of
products annually. The Protectionist
demands first Of alt a Chance for Ameri-
can energy to supply the American mar
ket, securing to American labor wages
above the European level, reserving to
the American Republic its high standard
Of citizenship, adding Americas part to
the sum Of tie worlds products, giving
the Amerir an consumer the benefit Of
lively home competition.
But, ii the Free Trader cannot be hap
py without the worlds markets, what
stands in his way? Mr.. Mckinley, in
his Atlanta speech, dwelt at some length
on point OF which too little has been
said in this controversy. Mr.. Mckinley
said: 'If free raw material be necessary
to secure an export trade and the for
eign markets, then answer that our
manufacturers to-day have substantial
Free Trade in raw materials which they
make into the finished product in the
United States, provided they export it.
To substaniate thisassertion, which must
have been revelation to most OF his
hearers, Mr.. Mckinley cited sections
3,Ol0, 5000, 1921 and S,022 of the Re
yised Statutesoi the United States. The
first, and most important OF these sec
tons, reads as follows:
Sec. 3Ol0.-There shall be allowed or
all articles wholly manufactured OF ma
teriaIs imported, on which duties have
been paid when exported DRAWBACKS
equal in amount to the duty paid OF
such materials, and no more, to be rs
certained under such regulations al
shall be prescribed by the Secretary o
the Treasury. Ten percentum on thu
amount Of all drawbacks SO allowe'
shall, however, be retained for the us
OF the United States by the collect
ors paying such drawbacks respectively
In view OF this clear provision it can
not be the duty on the raw materia
that stands in the way OF the American
conquest OF the markets OF the world
It must be the higher standard OF Amer
lean wages. This is the point OF thu
controversy And this is where Pro
lection takes Free Trade By the thloa
and says in voice of thunder: Stan'
back! American labor shall not be dc
graded 10 the foreign level! No, not 10
all the markets in the world!-rhis i
why the people OF the United States ar,
on the side of Protection.
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Mn the Renisler explain whether 4

WILL the Register explain whether it
was played upon by some one in its own
party, or whether it thought the situa-
ton in this State so serious as to justify
the dishonest liberty it took with let
ter in the New York Mail and Express.
The Register made the letter read as from
Calhoun county, West Virginia. In
the Mail and Express before us the letter
comes from Calhoun county, Arkansas.
Slippery jim, the Juggler, should tell
how he came to DO this indecent thing.
Is it so that postoiIices are won?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-03

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Free Raw Materials for the worlI'
Markets.

Free Raw Materials for the worlT'
Markets.
Free Traders are much fretted by the
alleged fact that high tariff duties on so
called raw materials deprive the Ameri
can manufacturer of that share Of the
"world's markets" which he ought to
have and would have Il his raw mate
rails were admitted free Of duty.
Protectionists answer that the home
market should be the first aim of the
manufactures, as it should be the first
care OF his Government; for the Ameri-
can home market is the best Of the mar
kets OF the world, the one for which all
the manufacturers Of the world are
striving, the market which, under proper
conditions, the American manufacturer
may hold against the world to the great
advantage of the American wage-earnet
aud the American farmer.
The Free Tradersighs for more lands to
conquer, when the industrial conquest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-03

Col. ]. l.. Nolan, of Putnam, will
take the stump for Harrison, GoH and
the whole ticket. His appointments
will be arranged by the State Commit
tee. Col. McI.ain is one OF the thought
ful men of the State, and what he may
say will be worth hearing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-03

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-03

Mn. JAMES J. PETERSON, OF Hunting
ton, long and well known in the jour
nalism OF West Virginia, has accepted a
position as professor of ancient languages
in the Northwestern Military Academy
Highland Park, III. His old friends
will wish him the success he deserves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-09-03
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

Mn. JAMES B. MESAGER writes can
did, manly letter which rather detnol'
isles another Democratic fairy tale. So
they go.
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DYSPEPSIA.
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MARRIED.,

CALDWELI.-MILLER- Cumberland, Nd,
gu Thursday, August 90, lSSS, by Rev. James
L. MOliGtt, u Presbyterian minister, Hurry
CRASNER CALDWELL aud EL!ZAnETII SPRlGG
MILLER
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Washington School Of EIOcDiol
AND ORAToRY.
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART."...........".,PfIHclFA'
Ni "M' St., n. W., wATiSGr0S DC

Sixth Annual Session begins Wednesday sep
TENDER ~. ,...,,t,A
Course Of instruction embraces EI%nuqn'
Practical English aud English Cla"lt1' aIT ~
strilmentHl Music aud Physical Culture
The Principal is assisted by an efficient "lP
Of teachers In each department.
Graded Glasses for boys aud girls daily lao. IL,
Adult ClaSScs aud private instruction given IL
the evening. .....-,o,o a, nh.
Diplomas awarded. linllled humoei" ~
pills accommodated IN the family ..,..-r,,,.
For circulars and references apply 10 IS Ihl
0ESCEH office, AtI.
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Republican Conventions,
FIRST DISTRICT
Congressional Convention

4 Convention Of the Eirst Congressional NJ.
Wednesday, September 8, at 10 o'clork q
nominate candidate for Congress maj NJ
dental Elect0r for said District, IL be- yS,. IT,
at the general election In November my %,I %,
TO transact such other business ~ NAV ~ NJ
fore the Convention. ''HebH
All persons who favor the malntrpsro.
tariff for the protection Of AmefIr.r, NAN. y
and labor are Invited 10 attend and pS TSsle
IN the business Of the Convention. '''V'Iak
By order Of the Committee
W., W. COWDgN
hultua" IkaIF,n..
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New Advertisements.

WANTED-AN OLDIsH MAN TO
w work In II store. e.. II. QulMBY, Book
SELLER and Newkdenief. i4I4 Mhfket street. se8
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The Sufferers Friend.
Found by Accident.

How many people who are suffering from
Blood Poison the world knows not: but read the
following letters and you may DO interested:
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T OST-ON SATURDAY EVENING,
II on Chaplne street, between Twenty. third
and TwCuiy'tOurth streets, q white Poodle Dog,
hair trimmed "a face. reward OF s5OU will
be paid for his return to No. q Eighteenth
street and no questions asked Ee3P