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Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23
Coed wsrAs s.r sAs nspsssss.


Rsportsss diAsr tn many wayS. 0ums
ase purely dsss4ptsvs. IN ssDs hump Of
bursor II mAsai1esstly developed. soma
permeats stosy. sAost or long. with in
dicss OF personality Othsss ne east iSua
IN recital anA mAhs thsis ssosiss .
piauant - aa . al6sbsaioal prsAlsn: a
good rsportm. sifssd With nstnnl spAEsts
and health. 70 . thing sf bsszty end . Joy
forever in any ven rssulAsSd nswspapsr
.,iics Every dooe b opsn 10 Nm. and ths
lid Of lifs isspsoad bsfoss HIN With NJ
:1sbins and its shadow In. Shs eeasss
an evening - talks With prssidsnts
d walks with priaoss Hs site WITH the
rrrwfu and mourns with tbe humble
plarc is too scored. nons too iowly; Nc
"A Is too high, too rich. too great for
I'm TO approach. none too poor. too hum
'ic FOR him TO serve He In - mvch st
zone In the palses Of . uiilioualrs - In .
1ospi,al ward Of q prison He writes with
4nal readiness the glib uttsrancss OF .
oefrilled bishop and the narrowing eonfes,
sion Of poor devil In the Tombs
A good reporter must be discreet. How
much he hears that hs cannot tell; how
much he knows that u would not bs fair
for him TO reveal He sees the best and
worst types Of socisty. and has his hand
more constantly upon tho pulse Of affairs
than any minister. lawyer, doctor or
merchant. -Jos Howard In New York
Graphic
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23
AusraALlA,s rnsr serrLeaa
OaAe - ne SAsse % Pesish--K Kidnspias
Wives ~ Authority.

OaAe - ne SAsse % Pesish--K Kidnspias
Wives ~ Authority.
TAs only object aimed II BY the British
eovssnnAnt m settling Australia was 70
gst rid of the convicts One can scsrcsiy
believe even that II was expected thst ths
couvicts should do more than drag out ,.
brisf and miserable existence rndss ths
sigors Of Q rule designed rather 10 hastsa
than TO prolong their end The arrange
ment under which Governor Philip was
dispatched did not contain q single sle-
msnt Of permanence Not the iesst
startling part In connection with this
point 10 that Of tho total number Of i.00o
psssons who landed from the vessels of
The sxpsditioa. only 1876 were women.
The othss "uvs stock consisted OF 8
horsss, II cowa. ball aud n shsep. shsis
tAs sxpsditaoo was 70 badly provissossd
tha4 from the vssy momsEt Of handing
starvation began 10 stsss the settlers b
the facs.
To redress the balance Of the SEXES. The
British government. In . dispatch, Of
which copy may be seen 70 this day in
the record Office. authorized the governor
TO send transport to ono OF the neigh
boring Friendly islands and kidnap 800
native women a. wives for the unpro-
vided males In the colony This gives .
good idsa Of the views which the British
government Of that day held a. to the
future Of Australia But badly Of ~ the
settlers were at the 6rst. their condition
speedily became worse One characters
tic misfortune and its sequel may bs men
toned To the distress OF the little con.
munity. II was found one day that the
bull and four Of the COWS had escaped
from the inclosursL Search parties were
sent out, but In vain Several years
passed By. and then rumors reached the
sstt,smmt that herd Of cattle had bssa
sesn about forty miles in the interior.
Again parties were ssut out In search,
and 70 the Joy Of the people they diseov.
cred The lost eattlA now incrcAsed 10
several hundred
Tho placs whers the herd wers srazins
b now called the Cow pastures This
story ID snshs1nsd Ia the most chsrishsd
Traditions Of ths colony; n h not for me-
10 cast doubt On its suthsnticity Here,
then. was tbs ugly duelding out q which
the swan Of ths southern ssas was to
grow Branded from The 6rst with the
stain Of convietism, settled By the scum
Of the criminal Glasses Of England, who
would seem u Aavs besn equipped rather
with the hope that they would fail than
that they would succeed; regarded by the
home government - IN almost uninhabit-
able and altogstbr useless country. save
- oonvsnisut hole Into which 10 throw
human refuse--Australis has risen to q
commanding hsight Of prosperity and In.
6uence, thanks TO her natural resources.
10 the industry Of the race she has 20
consciously nurtursd. but mainly 70 che
extraordinary ssnius. energy and fore
thought Of an unbroken succession OF
great men---National Review.
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23
Petty slsssasssss Of Actors.


Actors and actresses ara very mnch
Hike othar people; thsy are full Of petty
spites | know Of case which happsosd
In . Lnndon theatre not many vssks aeo,
In which one actor--of rank In the pro.
fession-had 70 receive something from Q
young player On the stage For SONS
reason OF Other he did not like the young
man. and determined 10 bosbsv him. 20 IN.
stsad d taking the article fendsrsd hs
fell down ~ II IN 6t. leaving tho young
fellow without any cue TO 60 on with o.
any means Of exit
Some years ago very celebrated sctrsss
used hsbItualiy 10 annoy we'll known
actor with whom she played lis IL ths
case asked the actor Of her one
day Miss -. that whenever
have 70 say my lines In the third sct, you
cough ~ violently as you can TO drown
my voicef" .Yes. Mr. ---," was the 70.
ply. II think. do you know. that your
voice d better whsn Il 10 drowned . Thas
same lady once played terrible trick
upon the actor Knowing be was ncr.
vous. sts eavs him. a. Portia. . ring,
which be. - Bassania. was unable 10 set
on his finger, and 20 put him out that he
nearly broke down altogether ,
But lately in actor told me himself thas
70 greatly did he dislike playing With
lady who was In tho same cast with him
that he frequently put chairs. stools and
tables In her way purposely on the stage.
30 that she could not make her sccus-
toned rushes over the boards without
risk OF tumbling Oh. yes. there arc
plenty Of little spiteful incidents on the
stage. and the people who perform then
are usually the kndliest and most tnno-
cent In appearance London Letter
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23
Gsysty Among the French.

The Irish arc the gayest and most IN.
derfed people In che world save the Span.
iards. who are happy On crust Of brssA,
an onion and . cup Of wstss Goldsmith
remarked thst ths gaysty OF Me Trench.
man was in An inverse ratio 70 the weight
Of bis purse This is true In our time -
la hiA Nothing = more dull more for.
nai. moro indpid, morv inans than ssccial
evening sssiss1nS of FUoch who usually
dine Of trsnts-six plsts They hsys no
ifs a tAsasslvss. end have to ga houlBs
opsss singsrs 70 stis tbsm up And svsn
In laughing st these they are dull On
The ethss hand tbere 10 always fun and ~
anong tAs poor. bard worked French h
b this cisss which furnishes psisstessss
ths lsushtse loving goddass. Who sweep
here che wealth Of The world 10 her altar.
Nile Schneider. Jeanne Granier. Ieonids
Leblanc Tharssa. Judic and Milly Meyer
al ress from poverty to opulenco- Lon.
don Truth. -. .<..=:s
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23
HIS Dissss.s ,asA. Him s,ok.

We have just beard . story which serves
to show that whether distasts for Ger
tain kinds Of food ID notionai or not. u is
wsli to hsed Il. a Boston man bad
evolved an Instructive theory against eel
and could nsvsr be induced to try II
Some friends who liked the dish were do
termined he should, and having the eel
cooked In disguised manner. invited him
70 dine and had him partake He ate the
Ash With relish and commended II highly.
Then, having enjoyed his discomfiturs.
thsy told him what II was Before
twenty -four hours tho family doctor vas
at his wits end to relieve that mans
agony. and saved bis life at close pinch
Boston Advertiser.
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23

KINGMAN LODGE NO. =. i. o. o. +.
Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 90
o'clock In Taggart & Cos Hall. Visiting
bfsthrsn are cordially invited.
Orro r. KuKxcER, N. G.
N. &. COPELAND, Secretary.
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23

Signed, sssisd and acknowledged in pres
snoe Of Frank r. Watkins.
TykRIroxY W ARIzoaA,
County Of Mohsve. "s'
On this ninth day Of May, in the yea,
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
seven, before me, Frank r. Watkins, q
Notary Public In nnd for said county OF
Mohavs. personally appeared Bon. H.
Spear, W. II. Taggart, Eb. Williams, VIM
@. Blakoly. Robert stsen, James j. Hyde
Gus. w. Beschsr. wiliisua Richards, O. r,
Kuencsr and Il. r. Thompson, personally y
known to mo to be the came persons dos.
cribed In and whose names are subscribed 20
the within instrument and who executed
tho same. and Acknowledged to me that
they executed the same freely and volIn.
tarily and for the uses and purposes therein
mentioned. J--,~-s~-.- d. .. ....
= In Witness whereof, I have
hsrsuntos sst my hand and af.
Axed my ofRciaI seal, tiss day
tszAL.) and year In this certificate Arst
above written. --..-. -....-......
FaAxK +. NATxms,
Notary Public.
Endorsed: ~ ..-~
"Piled in the ofiseof Abs Essrstary of the
Territory Of Arizona This 1lth day Of May,
A. ID. 1857, st O'Clock p. m.
.sa- VIZ. q. FosTxa,
Acting Secretary Of Territory.
TEnarTonI OF ARIZONA,
Once Of the Secretary.
], VIM. G. Foster, Acting Secretary of the
Territory Of Arizona, do hereby certify that
the above is . full, true and correct copy of
the Original Articles Of Incorporation Of the
"Mohave Mining and Milling CORPORATION" !"
together with the Endorsement of filing
thereon, now on Ale in my of1ss.
In Witness Whereof, have
hereunto set my hand and afiix.
Cd my Official seal Done at
(sxAL.) PRESCOTT this Twelfth (l2th) day
of May, A. ID. 1887. ~
~. WIN. @. RosrKk,
Acting Secretary of Territory.
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23
TaR MoH.vl MINER
PuDLIsnsD Evsss SATuApAr 6x
e. ~ FUNSTON. Publisher.
kIsblsax xoSxvr coUxYy, A6,xoxA.
Enssfsd al the pestoaAss In Kinemas
~ ssocssd-slass matter.
sUnsCaasrraes = nArDs,
ADyEmTIs1xG RATES,

VIZ .eAf :. S44r % .tht~ Eyre. 13oo Per men
s1op tke Asss inssrticns and ei.00 PsS inch
~ Asodt ssksequsnt inssSti0n.
NnsMsses advsetissmsnts inserssd q
upeelsa rs4ss ssoordinG 70 tirns, plass and
evAeH nsquised. a
'psaslsssisaal sssda, one inch. inserted at
e1k0olsss yssS. iacladinG sabsoription.
qsmiauniostieas Of = personal natnre
Siil bs vablisAsi - ths option Of tbs adttos
saa,nA.ss4sd fer ~ shs rate Of ten cents psr
ttae.
TaaMmss viii rsA b. ssspSnsible fer the
spiniosss and views of its o0rrsspondsnss.
Mohave County miner., 1888-06-23

THE EATING HOUSES sss under the
sssns management ~ those On She line
Of tha A, r. Is. r. r. r. xhish is a
guarantee Of their sxoeilsnce.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22

Man tueiB i&cn LANCE, baB uniere
ved en- 4merifaner" bon beute nur ,um
br fletnen Tbeile gu probuftiper 81, beit
9eneigt iino unb in pielen Oineen pbne
Die Irbett itrer Dausldnoiihen" Wit-
Burger IN arose @erlesenbeit fcmmen
Diroen. 0od elauben nod @iele an
einen ferneeiunoen Yanfee 8auerphanb,
reIder fem ipetulirenben unb fpcrttrti
benoen Qmeiifaneribum Der Gtdote bas
8egen8etpi@t talte. Sas tr fit inb fen
ouh nidt mebr jI bielmebr ffeaen bic
Dlnfees Elm INNER g ringer ~tperoenoes
Contingent su eem tptrtlih ar~beitenoen.
fatti6tisen Garmern, unb nadfetenoe
M~uslaRungen, pelhe bon einem 4mee
rifaner in Stem Seriep funnnen, taben
aud fir 10 manhe cnoere @eeenoen
unfereS 2anoes In Der 9auptiahe GIls
tiS'eif:
~ObUobl eeraoe bas Farmland IN
Stem Seriep reBea Ger srofel Martte
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22
Ger wunnerer.

2ebens9lldes ieines Ndditen setpproen
mat. DpA Der @ribenbe mar ia 8rus
Der, CT bate iih ourd ben Nptbruf al
er'ennen segeren unoYaut bate eeseist,
Dab er ben 8ruoerruf peritanben ST
beSlidwiini6te ben Geretteten, Der 1id
ais 8ruoer Splser ppn Der 2pge vaur
Ndditenliebe" in 6. pprftelte. Damn
tauidte er audi nit 8ruoer Slemmins
oas brilberli9e Gr'cnnunssseiden ut6
perlprad, Der fpmmenoen Mpnatslpae>
bic ndditen 6reitas itattfinoen ioale,
b%eisunpbnen Sn5wiiden mar man an
Der We9i6eioe ~angelanst, wo bic 9a=
men ibrer 8eSleiter barrten. Stalls
memo iab Saul, pie Srieoerife nit @lia
lmterspess Sreunoidaft seihloHen batte,
lie unarnlte ,lno gum Mbibieoe tub'e.
Saul sriibte npdmal> baum reitte CT
lein T @lia cen Arr1 uno beibe ihlugen
ben ndditen 8fao gu ibrem ftiaen6duss
dei1 Elm Ser unfduloige @enub Der
9fdtlr tpar Dem YrDte1pr 9rllnoltt per=
BORDEN tpDroen. Nud glia, pbppbl
ibr gelagt wproen tpar, Der Menid babe
in einem NnfaI bon Gaierei ben CUTS
beliter ermoroen nplel,, ba te nid3t bic
pprise 6eiterfeit bes Gemutbes. Der
Jlptbruf oes 0erfplsten nno bic Ser
trauIidfeit nit Dem bic bret Mamer
be fe9rteL mubte ibr ge,eist baben, bab
Elm enseres 8ano iie umidlang. @lld,
Or. Slemming bate auf tie nidt Den
beften Ginorud gemadt. Selbit Srie=
berries Sreunoidaft idien ibr mebr err
f~iinitelt a 8 natiirli6 gu iein Gu fa=
mel, Die Gatten> jeoes ieinen eigenen
@mpfinoun9 II uno @eoanfen nadbdns
sens, in furser 3eit gu bauie an, no
ole fleine Sina uno Elm erquide Der
S6laf Die trilben Biloer etpas pers
l9euAten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22

DoH 9eeD Ocft lino Bbtla0elbbid eiaen
unSenDhnli1 boben @ertb bat. nusen
bic aasrmenisiten8armer 6~enielbeu uirfz
l't aug. Ots meiten berfsben bon is.
rem Berafe Ni1ts uno tpirtbldoften
ms Slaue btnein. 8enn Der Stem
5er'ep'er Sarmer feline 2anbnrrtbIdoft
mao 9elhdltltden 8ringipien b<trieben
paben nil, 10 mub er ousIanbilde grz
better nnltelen. Den t~peniger trebba.
bsnoen letner 9fadtarn gibt er oamit
AulaB 3u &riteIeien. Dabei fan er a5er
IN Den mttlfen 5dQen In oe1 Nadbor.
,tatt Ntemanoer-ieies au6 oa aern1s
lts-oau frieeen> cine Drbenilihe Sooz
arbett fir i'm All nah,n, toenn CT he
braudt. Die 2obnfraqe 1T eebet eos
Wenta'te; e5 1T taupiiddIl6 eiueSreae
oes folloen 6ItiBes unb Der Siidtlsteif,
IS 1T fat untnBalid, Bic Gtente eines
e'nBeS0rsnen Serlspers fife Ssloarbeten
~ e:ba'ten. @enn Der reuseit.ide
8lelnbaus 10 nieI auf ieiner Sdpas be-
tpnnea tann> ubaB er ben @inter a5er
9eraoe ourdtommen fam, rtib& Ct te;ne
ebtltde 6eloarbeit mebr an, ipnetrn
bummlt auf Grcnriionen, 8arties.
Dfs1en u. |. 10. berutm, bat Lots Of
tum", biLft nod feinen 8efanntsn be
Belt bertrboeln ,,nb mus Eel ieoem gfer=
oetaut ie6em 6anbet, peIehen fem
greuno 10 unb 10 madt, sugeeen isiu.
Die lunge @eneratiOn lit idon oar9lidts
rlebr ipertb. SIS lit Elm @unoer, eos
ote 2anouirt9idalt in bte,em Gtaate
nidt laon trsitsr surtdseganaen 1T.
G'ele e~ingeborsne Sarmer baben r,sbr
Sill als 8erifsno uno 8leiB. guf et.
mem REDEEM gocen ~ersielen ie aud bel
msni9er ratiOnelem 8etrie5 sine1 an.
nebmbaren Grtrae uno perren mttupter
nod m~Oblbabeno babel. 0as bort aber
nit Der i3eit BON ielbft auf @san fe
cine Nrbett tbun miiiien, 10 peri6ieben
ne otelelbe BON etnem Gag ouf ben anz
bern itno faasen id!ieBli6 sn Glitter
Stunoe oantt an. Die Seriep Sunsen
nlnsn bon GalebaQ uno 9ieloereniRr
mebr> o,s neun 3ebntel Der Stadium:
sen, 9eben etns Dter siuaimal ieoe Mphe
IN Der Staoi ms Spsater, nebn,en AUDI
ibre fdbn Gefleioeten uno &Iapar fpie.
lenoen Wdo6en NIT unb eenisBen oas
Seben, 10 tpelt tie eS perfehen. euf oae
BeiIe. aber mas bic 6armsrbe,t Be-
lrift, 10 1T ibr @abrlpru6 u9pmm'
,h beut' nidt, 10 fomm' ih nioreen."
Wenn man ou!1 ben Staot fabrt, trift
man mitunteE cine wabre Wuferiarm ;
bel ndberer Inter Iuduns finoet man iez
ooh> oaB, faf ale iolde 6armen frlibe.
rem @eiddfisleuten sebbren, tuslde nur
importtlte Arbeiter beitditigen une itrs
arbeit gerace 10 leiten, tpie fie es Bel
einem @eiddfte in Der Staot tbun tsiirz
Den. Nuberbem entcedt man tgobr=
idetnlih> oaB Elm FOLDER Sarmer Sppus
tbeten auf Die Sd fte Der iitrieen 9ars
men in Der Na6bariaaft xlist. Ra:
tlrlth Iteben bielen 8erbdltni6en audi
ein5elne 4usnabmen pilflih arbeitiamer
uno ioliSer G%insebOrener eesenaber;
ober oiefelben iino p:rsueifelt ielten.
Slift man oa unb bort Elm Antpe1en,
oif Dem bic S6tune elbEer it, als bas
WobnbauS, uno ibr mebr AufmelfIam=
tett geihentt tpiro, 70 fam nas Sarauf
retnen> oab oieB cine iol9e Ausnabme
f."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

STATE OF MINNESOTA, IS I, pnoLa,o no,u1
County of Rame 10 rfOOale court
Special Term October %. 1888.
In the matter of the estate of John Faust
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the Judge of Pro.
bate OF the County of Ramsey will. upon the
first Monday of the month of May A. d
1889 at ten O'Clock a. M. hear. examine and ad.
said deceased; and that six months frem and
after date hereof have been allowed and
limited for creditors to present their Gains
against sa1n estate, at the expirat ion of which
time all claims not presented or not proven tr
its satisfaction shall be forever barred, unless
tor good cause shown further time be allowed
By the Court.
UAS1 Il. 8. GORMAN,
Fred. Neuru. Administrater.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22

Stablmann 8reminl
60. ipar itets bemGbt benz biertrin=
fenoen 9ublicum Elm reines, BON better
Waterial gebrautes Bier poruiesen
unb III beBbalb Der unsebeure Nuf.
ihuuns ibres 8eiddftes geniisenber
8epeis, taB ibr Streben bonn 9ubli=
cum ~gefpiroigt tuiro. @ir f5l men ba.
fer nidt umbin, i6r aes= iotpie GIa.
idenbier aufs bette gu empfeblen.
Seifeaungen rlDgen enttpeber In Der
8rauerei on Der @ef z. Strabe pber
per Eelebun gemadt tpureen. ba
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-22
First Publication June IL.
.Shpriff,S Notice of Sale


Territory of Dakota, Second Judicial Dis
In the District Court within and for Yankton
county.
j. z. Sanborn plaintiff, VS.. Amanda nj, Pratt,
and George ". Pratt. Sarah L. Hazlitt, Will
liam ii. Pratt and Amanda M. Pratt, heirs at
law and devisees of Truman L. Pratt, de-
ceased, defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an
In execution to me directed and delivered,
and now in my hands,, Issued out of the clerks
otics of the second judicial district court. Ter
nit ~ of Dakota, in and for thc county of
Yankton upon u judgment rendered in said
court in favor Apf the above named plaintiff
and against the above named defendants. /
have levied upon the following described real
estate OF said defendants, to wit: The east
one hundred 600 feet of lot ''B" Witberspoon's
! addition to the city of Yankten, together with
the appurtenances aud improvements thereon
| situated in Yankton county, Dakota Territory,
and that l shall on Friday, the 18th day of July,
| a. D.. 1888. at the hour of 10 O'Clock. a.. m. of
| said day at the front door of the court house
| in the CITY and county of Yankton, Territory of
Dakota proceed to sell all the right, title and
intereat of the above named defendants in and
I &c the aboys described property to satisfy said
| Judgment and costs, amounting to seven hun
| dred and fifty dollars together with all accru-
ing costs of sale. and interest on the same from
| the 18th day of June, 1883, at the rate of sever
per cent. per t.nnum, at public auction, to the
| highest bidser for cash.
Dated at YanBton, ID. ~, June 18th, 1888.
FRED kINOEL,
sheriff of tie Ccu4tg Of Yankton, Dakota
Territory.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-22
First Publication May 2
RASnIItinn.

a resolution for the construction of q sidewalk
Across u pirate alley between lots 8 and 10,
In block SO. on the tho north side of Fourth
street, Witherspoon's Yankton.
Be it resolved by the mayor and council of the
city of Yankton:
Section 1. That it is. and is hereby declared
necessary that the following sidewalk, should
be constructed in the sald city OF Yankton, to-
10, in block 80. on the north side of Fourth
street, Witherspoon's Yankton.
Sec. 2. That said sidewal shall be ak feet
wide, the outer and inner edges thereof to be
on either side of said alley on said Fourth
street, feetdistant from the adiacedt lots above
described; and the said sidewalk shall be con-
| structed of wood and In all respects IN sccord-
ance with the requirements of the ordinances
of the city, ard plans and specifications to be
| prepared ! the city engineer, and approved
| by the m or and council. The said sidewalks
alongsiGe, or in front of any of the aforesaid
lots, situated on a corner, made by the infsrsec-
| ton of two streets, shall be extended to the
| curb line of the crossing street, or so as to meet
| and connect with any now laid down,
| or that may be laid down hereafter, upon such
crossing streets.
&c., :. That the cost and expense of making
the aforesaid improvements shall be betrayed
by special tax, to be levied npon the aforesaid
lots, or parts of Lots, bounding or admitting or
the. same. in proportion to the feet front Of
said lots or parts of lots SO Astounding or abut
thug.
SEQ. 4. That said sidewalk may belaid on al
approximate grade to conform to the surface
of the ground, as designated IN the .aald. plan
and specifications to be prepared by the cit
Sec. S. That this resolution shall be pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in the otiicia
newspaper of the city.
JAMES NNGSBURY, City Clerk.
JAMES a. TELLER, Mayor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-22
The Right Kind of Talk.

There is nothing discouraging to the
Republican party in Mr.. BIaine's with
drawal, We have other strong, patriotic
and able leaders who are capable of lead
ing the party to a great victory this fall.
The Press does not believe in wasting its
force by advocating some n candidate to
the exclusion of all others. The interests
Of the Republican party demand above all
else harmony. Party harmony cannot be
promoted better than by giving the friends
of all the prominent candidates an oppor-
tunity to freely discuss the merits and de-
merits of the respective candidates. This
The Press has done. 1t has gone further.
While believing from the first that MIR.
Blaine was out Of the race, it has freely
opened its columns to the views and action
Of those who still had q lingering hope
that Mr.. Blaine was in the canvass.-New
York Press Comment OF Mr., Blaine's Paris
Letter.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-22
MR.. BLAlNE's TARIFF VIEWS
The Same Now as in s52-on of His
Old Editorials.

Old Editorials.
The Philadelphia Inquirer contains this.
The following article was written for
The Inquirer in 1852 by James G. Blaine,
who was then superintendent of the
asylum for the blind in this city and an
editorial writer for this paper. 1t is n
of q series of articles on the tariff which
he wrote during that campaign and Is in
teresting now as apropos both to the re-
newed tariff discussion and to Mr.. Blaine's
prominence in the presidential field 1t
Is as sound tariff doctrine now as it was
thirty-six years ago, and is a good argu-
ment for Republican votes in this years
campaign. Furthermore, it contains Mr..
Blaine's present views on the tariff; they
have not changed in thirty-six years:
"ouR CANDIDATE FOR coNGREss-pRo-
LECTION TO HOME INDUSTRY.
There are five Wing candidates for
congress in the field In the city and
county of Philadelphia. VIZ: Messrs.
Price, Chandler, Sanderson. Lambert and
Kitner. ALI are good men and true; all
are unequivocally attached to the great
national principle of adequate protection
to home industry. At this moment there
are but two of the districts represented
by Wings. viz; the Second and Fourth,
by Messrs. Chandler and Moore, and yet
we believe that by proper efforts at least
four of the Eve candidates will be elected.
The only present member of the Wings
who Is nominated for reelection Is Mr..
Chandler. The others are new men, but
they are all intelligent, capable, conserv-
alive and patriotic. It is highly probable
that the question of the revision OF the
tariff of 1946 will come up for dis,
o,,-r;o, nd pn{sNn Iafnrn thn ror uysacc