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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
DICHMOND SEMINARY.
~ O.3KAST GRACs STREET,
EiCHNOND. VI.
JOHN II. POWELL. Principal.

JOHN II. POWELL. Principal.
Mrs T. G.. PEYrOH. Associate Principal
The sixteenth session Of TINS tOarding and
day school for young ladies and little girls will
begin WEDNESDAY,. SsPTLNBER p. 1858.
no changes 10 the corps o. Instructors except
IN French. A French gentleman, who has had
many years Of successful experience IN the city
Of Now YORK. aud most highly recommended by
T. friend OF the Principals tor whom no has
taught a. a teacher and gentleman, will have
charge q the Department Of French.
Spccsl attention Is called 20 our KINDER
GARTES and SUB-PRiMAkY DEPARTMENT.
Whlch has proved 80 valuable an adjunct to The
primary depart'Sent for children from I've 70
nins years IL axe.
class Of little gtrls-under ten years OF age
Will Do started In French FREE OF CHARGE by
niuli graduate Of ihs school thoroughly quail
fed 10 slsrs item In tho grammar and conyersa-
ton.
apply for catalogue at the book stores or 10
either principal iy 1S-W .Fsu&Iu2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

Anietters ans kilograms must Dc addressed
10 TBR DESPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not os re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

All graduates OF the Richmond High School.
prior ~ and uciudiLg Jane, 1887, "a vol as all
whose names we're on the sub5!itnto-list last
year. must send Ia their names aud residence on
n postal-card n they desire 70 be placed on N 0
PRINTED LIST OF SUBSTITUTES FOR THE
SESSION or 1859. Prompt answers re-
questod. Address
CHARLES p. RADY, Clerk.
By order 81 tho Board.
JOHN B. CARY, Superintendent
CHARLES T. kADY. Clerk. &c ll-5s
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A LLEGHANY INSTITUTE, ROA-

Z lAllA1NAAAF lANA2 4 4 - 4 -
"A GOKR. VA, invites attention 70 o. IL full
and thorough courses ~ study preparatory 20
college, university. or q business lie; 90 US
beautiful sgd hearhf1l location In the noun,
talns Of virginia; 81 iis latest Improvements anu
thorough elnipmont: 90 its decided past sue
coss-sirty- nine pupils iast session, % its re-
inarkabls cbeapuc-s. A comp leIe Business De-
usrfuoni c. nnecfed with the school. Next sos
SION begins SEPTEMBER i3rH Write Tor Gaia
iogue 10 U. L. biEARNhn' N. -,
% II deodgtsWa. SupcrintendenL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

MEETING OF PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS.
The Principals and Teachers OF tho white
schools will meet At the Richmond High school
al ~ o'clock. and tie Teachers Of the coiored
fcho0ls ~ clock, on SATURDAY, september
%, 1883. for instruction and assignment.
The principals OF all the schools will meet on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, september IA, 1858, as
3 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

Reading notices IN readlng-matior type >
lines or less, 81: in nonpsreii loaded. &c.
Card OF rates for more space furnished on APP
Ilicauon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

WI SCHOOL for young ladies' aud children,
70o cast Fraaknn street.. will begin SEfIhh-
RgR serB. A full corps OF feschers In every de'
nsrfnsnf. Large, light, airy schoo-rooms Tho
sreoch cinss free 81 charged for begnnfrs
viii bs attractive and Instructive. This class
viii DO taaght By a young lady who speaks mo
language duanty and Is thoroughly instructed
In h Tor circulars apply a. tho mousse or as
West & Johnston's. 20 li-0t
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Sealed proposals sIli ~ FsosIvoi .. ms no


SATURDAY. SsFTSxrEs -. i.,s.
atlsM. fortbs PRINTING, BINDING. Hy LlNi.
LrrhOuEAPAING, Sc. fsr me sik'f m fnsl
MIA for the ycar beginning Ok Der ~ az
ending the s1th Gay Of >epiom Ger. i>,s
Printed sch sdbles shosi9g n leiet "a liol-'
tiOa % th,s osice, oG whsca al bsds ~nl 10 -
Qgtred 10 Do made. 49,.
ConF.cto-s NIL 70 required - enter il'o
boad win security % % approved ~ sI' 80
retsrv Of tie Common sezllh, ter NO Pf0iAPs
ara f..l,.f.,I 81 e.nsiou OF heir con 'rzcts.
me rixat Is reserved 4 rciecilas any ana sil
BIDS ,,li me WORK will le sesc15i 10 sleh los
or portions as ne superiatrnie. ,Na} 5son
ssi-soda superintendent Pa0l4e lrt'ilns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

The object Of this suI Is for sue construction Of
tho will OF hanus Rowan, decea ied, lalo u hid
dleseX county, Va. pad 60 ascertain aho are en-
titled 70 tie proceeds arising from the salo %
his laad under the provisions OF hts will, and
such unknown heirs as tGers may bs OF MANS
Rowan. deceased.
Aud Il Appearing from an sfiidsyit nled IN No
cause that john Gallagher and Ann HE aife,
Nargere, kiclehaD. Maria Klolebsn. Dennis Mo-
GOirlok and julia his wife. James healy and I'll
len his wife, Maggie AularEey. B. Bowers aud
Kate bis vile, Donnk MgliArkey. PaEcS Dur
kan, John Darkan, Eliea DarkSn, Waiter Gu
riaiio ana Mary his wife, Res. Patrick curkan,
Austin Durkaa. John DUrktn. Michael Durham.
Patrick huilarkey and Margaret his wife, Luxe
kilcogne and Bridget his wife, Edward McH ugh
AMI Ann hts wife. Ann DURHAM, Austin Durkan
John Durkse, Patrick Durkgn, hichael Durham.
Margaret Durkaa. aud Mary Darksn. kilea No
Loughlan. Patrick Rowan, Aun Rowan. Ann
Young. Charles hiimore. Mary l. Alnore, Jo-
seph biimOre, Martin Mllm0re, Joseph Nil
more. and Charles himOre, and " Domestic and
Foreign Missions are not residents OF tho State,
II Is ordered That they appear here Hithln dfteen
days alter due publication OF this notice and do
what may 30 necessary % protect their interest
Tssio: Z. 7. WOODWARD Clerk
W. W. WOODWARD, .. q, - 4-ru4w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
EEEGTzlC pOMEA.

THE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC LIGHT
b AND POWER COMPANY is now prepared
to estimate for and furnish
POWER AND ELECTRIC MOTORS
from y 10 2j-horse power FOR driving IL kinds Of
machinery for mechanical purp9ses-fans, eloya-
tors, &C., &c
Tie advantages Of using Electric Motors are
economy, reliability. regularity Of speed under
all circums snces, safety, simplicity. aud absence
OF heat ami noise, requiring no sailed labor y
runiL
any work that can be done bya sieam-encine
can 10 done by Gn Electric Motor
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
ARC AND GNCASDgsCENT LIGHTS for.tores
onlces dwellings, warehouses, shops, &C.. fur
nished at reasonable RATES.
Apply for terms &C., 70
W. q. COLE, Superintendent
le19-3m IO7 south seventh street city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

in 1892 General JACKSON received 219
electoral votes. In 1884 GROVER
CLEVELAND received 2l9 electoral votes.
Old Hickory and Young Hickory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
EDUCATIONAL.

NTIsS TANNERS MUSIC GLASSES
WI Qnstrumentnl ard veal VIII RESUME
LESSONS MONDAY, scDtem per 18th. few
nav nupiIs desired. For terms and further par
iiculars apply at sOl west Main side entranesl,
30 ll-lb"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
SrAUSTON, VA.

SlAUNtON, VA.
This CELXBRATED OLD VIRGINIA SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES j. one OF the most attrac-
two 10 the Union. Highest culture In LiTERA-
TURE, MUSIC, ART, and MANNERS Situa-
tiou beautiful; climate splendid: pupils from
nineteen States Nn.o fJr catalogues %
DR- w. a. HARRIS, President.
~ 6-d6W3m stauntOn, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
CoVRT ORDERS.


NIRGINIA.-AT RULES HELD IN
THE CLERKS OFFICE OF MIDDLEsEX
CIRCUIT COURT CN MONDAY THE ID DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. ISIS
W. ". wood ward Administrator de bonis non,
with tho viii annexed, VI hanus Rowan, de-
NooecA .s....sfss.s' flGlnllu
against
s. y. Carey. administrator Of Winnie Carey de-
ceased, J0hu n. iORhn, Miss Is. l.. iOmlin,
and ,. X omlin, John Gallagher AMI Aun
lis vile, Margaret kiOl chan, Aaria kioichan
Dennis hcCoirick and julia MS wife, james
Healy and Allon his wife, Maggie Nullsrkey.
h. Bowers and hat0 his wife, Dennis VA lar
key, Patrick DURHAM John Our<an, Ellen Dur
kan. elter CurIaie and Vary Dis yifu. Rev
Patrick Durham Austin Durham. john Durka an,
hichal Durham, Patrick hniiarsey and Mar
garet his wife, Luke hucogne aud 6ridget his
wife, Edward hchugh and Aln his wife,
Ann Iiurkan. Austin Durham. John Durkan,
Patrick DgrEan, hichael DurRan, Ssraret
Durham, hud Mary Durham, Ellen hcLouyh-
Ian, Patrick Rowan, Ann Rowan, Ann Rowan.
Am fouag, Charles MumOre. Mary /. Sill
more, Joseph Nimore. ARrTin NAmore. Jo-
seph hilmore, AND Charles Fillmore. and "Do-
nestle aud Foreign Missions. Defendants
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
baltimore American. Republican,

The Mugwumps will possibly be sur
prised Mt the silence on the subject OF
the civil service, but in this respect he is
in touch with the platform Of his party,
and hardly any words that he could have
penncd would have appeared other than
ridiculous to the last degree, when the
record Of the appointments Of the last
three years and half were considered.
There is nothing III the letter to show
why its preparation should have con-
sumed so much time. and the fact that
the Democratic campaign book has APP
peared without it adds to the strength OF
that work.
TIE cnNfpnsIrfn,, OIL, 4 c0Apr FrF STATES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
OFFICE CITY SCHOOL BoABD.l

NItHHUHD, cNpTtWUtT To 10
EX AMIN ION AT HIG Il
IL sCHUOL.--An examination OF applicants
for admission 10 she RICHhOND HIGu SCHOOL
Will be held a. thc High-Schoo building, So east
Narshall atre.t ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

NoErH CAROLINA, RALEIGH.
CT. MARY'S SCH0OL.-Founded
y isi2- The uow Art building compietsd lisa.
lor catalogue address Roy. 3. sMkDES. A. NJ,
Rector and Principal
"lle climate Of Raleigh Il one Of the best 10
the world s-ir. LYGAa 10 2z-eoddm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

teresting and convincing papers that has
come from Mr.. Clevelend's pen. His
letters aud messages have always been
clearly expressed and full of force, but
the document which wo now lay before
our readers seems 10 US singularly able
and trenchant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
AND cow.FssD. &c

.7,-,r-l.r-rsfsas ~. -, ttt,.f..
IYAY, GRAIN. AND MlLL-ftED'
4 4 We are onort0g cheice ms
Al var, Low aSures. i'cctsSN.
THOMAS ). VIM 8 90, seei- pes.srS
II eS-3R
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1898
ATS CLOCK A. "a.

This examination Is intended for those not
heretofore connected Win ne public schools.
scholars o. tho tirst Grammar Grade promoted
20 the High School arc no, re lulrod 10 stand any
fur. her examination.
by order OK the Board.
WILLIAM 7. FOX, Principal.
Cuaurua = Dauy ff.rE lI-of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
ECONOMIC CAN'T.
Philadelphia Press, Republican

IPhlladeIphia Fress, kepubllcan.I
President Cleyeland's letter Of accept
auce, which is printed elsewhere in the
Press, is a masterpiece Of economic cant,
unriyalled in its pharisaism and false pro-
LESSONS. As usual, he opens with dis
QUESTION on the tremendous responsible
tiles Of the office of Chief Magistrate.
and then proceeds with my thoughts
Oh the great issues of the day.
4
The letter. in spite OF ito advanced
demagogism, will not help to elect Cleye-
land. The mask is too thin, ana the real
meaning of the words he uses is unmis-
taxable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

EAUQUIER FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Il WAkRENION, VA, opens It's twenty-eignih
annual session SEPTEMBER i3, 1875. situated in
the Piedmont region q Virginia, unsurpassed
Tor Us beauty and nssithfulness only nifty miles
nom Washington city. on branch Of the klch.
nogd and Danvilie railroad. me grOpncs ten
hcro@ IN 81, are tastsfGiiy aid out ,fhe build
log ID one OF tho nnsat school edfces IN tho
State. Terms very reasonable. For catalogue
address GEORGE G. BITLER A. n
IS si-eod25t PrlnctpaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

LNKEE SCHOLARSHIPS, COVER
u ING all expenses but board, and for that
moderate charge only being made, are open Tor
worthy students Of limited means. For illl pa
ricuiars address ftlNClPAL OF hEHMoNh
SCHOOL, Amhers; Courthouse, Va. 90 ll'st
Mss ANNIE W. JEFFREY WILL
" REOPEN HER SCHOOL on THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER 20, 1850 S03 west trauElln street..
81 ll-Tu.FE ru3g'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11

Mr.. Cleveland could well have enlarged
upon many themes which the country
Will note and remember. He found the
Union in unrest and has given 1t peace.
He has united the intelligent patriotism
of the North and South against the coah-
tion Of ignorance and fanaticism upon
which Republicanism at the close Of the
war was forced to depend. He has taught
the world that the Southern Confederacy,
50 far as the credit and security of the
Union is concerned. lisa historical dream.
He has maintained honorable peace with
the nations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
No. 10 NORTH EIGuTu STREET.

Tho twentv-third session Of this school viii be-
Gin MONDAY, september A;h.
CHARGES FOR THE SESSION;
Elementary English snf Mathomatics........ef1
higher Engllsh and Ma'hem Riics.............. -
lain. Greek, French, German, each. ......... il
Ciergymen's sOns......... observation-disclosures. 81
IF a boy studies moro Than tSO Of thosc Ian
gusrcs no charge r. made FOR the third and
lou th.
For two or more boys from the same family q
deduction Of tlO viii 30 ms1e from each Dill OYor
So
Payments as follows: Ton dollars the day %
entrance. tho balance ia three. six, and niue
months from the f'h day q september. 1855.
Circulars at tie bookstores.
QunNAN ID r.4pVyl0n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
"ARsOLUTE HONESTY. "

Mr.. Cleveland, in graceful and dig
nitied letter, accepts the denomination to
the presidency. In bis official message
and speeches the President, like Mr.
Lincoln, has won fame as a writer of elo-
quence and power. Like MIR Lincoln,
Mr.. Cleveland in his writings shows per-
feet sincerity. This atmosphere Of alb
solute honesty strengthens and illumi-
mates his style. We see likewise in what
he writes clear purpose, and in this
letter there is not line which VIII not
be plain to every understanding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
OFFICE CIIY SCnOOL BGhRp,l
u rl.uHnNn EnntenIhnr 10 ~.
MoNDAY, SEPTEMBER Il. 1883.

TTIFUWNUs ''"|'' 7
OPENIN OF THE PUBLIC
~ SCROOLS.-Tho Public schools Of tho city
O. Richmond will open On
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, l.sS
All scholars 6ho nave been in atton1a0ce during
the past essiou will report Tor enrolment AZ
O'Clock on MONDAY MORNING. All uow scholars
vii. report tor admission at o'clock on IULs-
DAY MORNING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND FEMALEINsTITUTE.


To pupils seeking the highest literary attain
meats and the bost opportunities for general
culture thls institution offers rare attractions.
Located In one Of the most beautiful and re-
nled cities in the South, IL furnishes for girls a
school home which has no superior.
The climate "a especially ada pied to the health
OF southern gira, being free from the malaria
Of tideWster and from the rigor Of The noun
talns
The health record shows that entire sessions
have passed without the necessity OF physi-
clans visit: and thst during the thirly-six years
OF tho history OF the school not a single death
has occurred among tbs boarders.
The curriculum is arranged according 20 shat
Of the University OF Virginia: and diplomas are
granted In eight separate schOOls-yiz.. English,
Philosophy. Natural Science. History. Mathe-
mates, Ancient Languages, Modern Languages,
and English Literature.
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
Voice building Is a specially Ia this department,
and some Of the most thorough yOcslists Of the
South have been trained here.
The students OF music enjoy not only the best
instruction. but tue best opportunities for the
cultivation OF correct taste, being permitted 10
attend musical entortsiuments given BY the best
home and foreign talent.
Art Department Is In charge Of an artist who
has studied with !hs finest European mssterB
for catalogue, address
MISS sAlLkr B. HAMMER. Principal.
Sc lisa, TUX him Mcnmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
CLEVELAND'S LETTER.
COMMENTS MapE UPON IT BY FRIEND
AND FOE.
The Old Romans critieism-What the
Papers Hsve TO say-aSneral Yer
diet 1t Ia Strong Paper.
my telegraph to the Dispstch.l

CoLuMBus, O., September TO-" That
is strong paper, very strong paper, y
was the remark of Judge Thurman
when President Cleveland's acceptance
had been read TO him at late hour last
night, a copy Of it having been securei
OF Pittsburgh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
cossosrs.Lrn os vlnax-A

CONgOSWHALrH o. flfliNIAi
OFFICE os SUPP. % tuBLI1 istNfifi.
kCHaOSD. Va. Angus u, !'''
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC PlINL-
A ING, BINDING. Eu LlNe, Lilhu-
GEAPniNG. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
Richmond Times.


Evidently this letter is the compost
ton of careful student OF political
economy and complete statesman.
We commend il to the careful perusal
of every one, no matter OF what class OF
condition. If for nothing else than as a
public educator it Will be found an adj
mirable document.
"FORCEFUL, BOLD, AND COMPREHENSIVE. "
baltimore Herald, independently
The letter is not remarkable for its
brilliant composition, and yet it IS admit
tedly forcelul, bold, and comprehensive.
No doubt the Democratic managers will
find in it much that will be made useful
and potent in the campaign.
MODERATE, Hc.EsT, AND MANLY"
New York Times, Independent Republican,
We commend with esrnestness TO
every sobcr-minded citizen Mr.. Cleve-
lands admirable statement Of the man
ner in which his party proceeds to the
remedy of the evils thus described. We
are confident that it must impress any
impartial mind as moderate, honest,
manly statement. There is no claptrap
about it. There is 10 resort TO taking
phrases, no indirection, no insinuation,
and, while lie Justly characterizes the
INTERPRETATIONS " that have been
made regarding his policy, his letter is
entirely free from anything like partisan
heat or partisan extravaganza of Ian
euage. 1t is the plain talk of an honor
able and intelligent man to his fellow
citizens, having common interests with
himself and entitled to fair account
from him of his view OF the duties which
they have intrusted TO him. Mr.. Cleve-
land declares that he and his party have
no wish to iniure and hearty and prac-
teal desire to defend and promote the
interests of the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
COMMENT CANNOT ADD TO IT'S FORCE.
Nav York Starl

No paraphrase can do justice to the
Presidents elucidation Of the doctrine OF
anti monopoly taxation. No comment
can add to its force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
OHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
4 Ann gTfrf L gIpTa

by MISS BOCkIUs. 3)9 east Franklin street Miss
GAYS. Wal commence. ID. ", THU HsDAY, sep
tcnber SOth. PROFESSOR CHARLES W. TEN
PIE will tesch an afternoon class IN Bellies Let
trcA - CTR. Sa&Tu-f'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-11
IEsthJE Ut TI.UIENIIVNf
New Yorz Sun. Democratic. !

The main point is that President
Cleveland now declares his intention 10
rearrange the tariff for the purpose Of
stimulating domestic industries. That
is the very essence of protection. and the
statesman who is governed by that mo-
tive is in the strictest sense " tho word
o protectionist
All this is a considerable gain, and
perhaps as much az can be expected in q
document coming 80 closely upon the
heels OF the bold but ill-adyised procla-
nation of last winter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07


DO Nu.s al ecu give ~: Ey y-u-
.ra-1.'.- e. clio ... aav. 1sSg 3r.rn-
r,ar. s.. "a -....e 3. ..-.n. ta CIVILIZATION
Nrr -.v. .,:s d aov.-.mr.. 81. in r5g. rEer,d
conf ..-. r.. wen ,.p Lwn .ar.r When
a-.t..g wa t4-a mp By tse roots, IN wa..e
a,-l ". ra- STATE c- lpr...sna resisted this
experimentation Which g. re Gis-2lutior,
disaster. destruction g. every interest in
n:s ~..sa.
Na.- son f.,.g.g q, -ar-7,f, yorr n--
F.....r -..,-..-...- a., .l.l ,,t,,a l.-- The IA
,....-r. .,,-9.. .....rs ..F a.. i;ab,iie.I
....-,. gr...r. ..r,. -,4.r and mich
SON 49,. r...r tg.-, coo. .s.. f,.Eav and
m -..- g..,,a .-.4r-s and trlIrSc the
Is... .ri..r r.rrg of rHg sat, o., Larl-i-
a--. f. asa Democrat OF that Sat. h.v-
'r. .a-rar a,.jy. pert 10 every struggle
.s..l tina. noble people have made, tell
Won r... instead .. ht,u. aGashsd b.
gaur raalg-s ard aap.r.lpos. t&rOx
them back IN v.r- teeth. AMI tell YOU
tIlt nm a-,..4 M ,,rgt the -a0rre
p, l.0ui-i,..l nave S.n- ia their sfrpg lie
tor hos.. government and for the re6-mp-
ti.- gftga -,lt. a-DrsUI their eao.tg
aai Notwithstanding these hsraugues snd
-p.erNas TINT IRE ru.,Fa by political Ieg.!,rs.
Ih.lrv. ,He cauFuc. OF the people OF
L,ui-faua ~rl haze the approval Of ,hc
thoughtful aud intelligent and honest peo-
PIE OF ;ha North, because the people Of
Louisiana are only doing what the people
Of Kansas and The people OF Mas,aChu-
sets wculd DO uuder the same circum-
stances aud under the same conditions.
unless they are deficient in manhood and
patriotism, and knox they are not.
Mr.. President. | have not the strength
to-day % make an elaborate speech on this
question, bat | wish to tell the Senator
iro,a ohio, ~ h- has chosen % crlttcss a
-psrch which / made and 10y which / re-
peat I-t.aI.thitI d1uoi consider HIM fair
or honest nudge of au election in the State
OF Louisiana. When he and in that cham.
be- witnessed tina. dramatic political scene.
when the Veil yyg4 drawn from, the chlste
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-07
HARRISON DEMOCRATS.


th"s" Delegates To wheeling lion. - =
Davis Enthusiastically Endur-rd.
Nl." '.r @nDg'.frr 90. p. E'E'.r.
CLtEh~UrEg. May 5.-I,stsrily IL,
D,r,or,,,..is ,.,ny,,t,o, ,yns held at IN,
O.. L.. :. 49,, - ,, ,.,s
N''''' ''''''' III Guns 'o"-''' Wv"
perfectly harmonious proceeding every
one realizing that without dssen,Dn the
a,rtv would urrugstico8SIy succeed thi.
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