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National Republican., 1888-03-31

We ave curious 30 know what the Nr-
pnia Democrat, are going Ia do with the
tariff question at their state convention,
which meets at Norfolk April ~. viii they
nuhrl" tO the declarations made at their last
conventions, ur will they back down b..
crr, the Cleveland mr>,agcy If there is
irc the advantages of q good, strong. pro
tr,tiNr turifl il !, Virginia. Her industries
.Ir urarN all in an infant state and if the
NNi> hil. for instance. We're passed they
Wuwll h" Greatly harmed. viii the Nir
p.iia Democracy -Lcliir" the material inter.
est. ui tlrr stale for the sake Of blimliy
"ir! ug he imperial mandate that has rome
Iuitl from the Wl hit. huuscy
National Republican., 1888-03-31

TIME will he a very strong EFFORT ud L. iu
lu,, G,n Miles promoted tu the vdoaury 10
De- u,vpsiuncd by the retirement Of Unu,
T,wN NS already announced Gen. rrN,N
ru'Uu~ IN the regular line oi promnfiuu bp.
Nil,>', friend. will ty tD have that iu't ig
u,rrd iu the present Instance. GAn. Mile, llIs
ii ,uN devoted following in the dcpu'm'nt ul
Aril,rg over which he has rnnmlhl. lie
,udCd forever tlc troubles that The 5bpl" uf
arizona had 81 long endured from III" mu,l''.
Gus Muchcs. And hr did II. too. after Crh,
Cruuk had lailrd In his efforts tp do The sam
thing, No ON" not intimately acquainted with
the affair, Of NizunH can understand the
value ur Cen, Murs'S services to tIm' turitu"~.
By the cleaning cut ol the Apache. the rn'irr
southern par ui the territory was male in.
mbitdblr, and n chance given fn' the WORKING
Of the rich mines that cv"rywhcrr exist. Tuc
Alaohes had turned the country into Il howl.
ing Wilderness, They hal been the terror oi
every settler aud pro4prrtor since the u lr'y
days ur spanish exploration. Ti"J
were the one species ur In lans tina
the spanish inissionaglcs rulld mot ruly2'.
nor even have friendly intercourse with
They have always been muIrrouS nd thrv
ug IN their character. Uu! total slpprr '.i"n
Was the only remedy that ruHld he apple
tu them. Ouc pl the mNst diniUit an bit
liant lcats in Indian warfare wits Gen.
Mr,'s pursuit and capture -, Grroninp, th'
last and probably worst 81 the NnirhH
leaders He followed Gotnulmr over l,Gji
miles Of ~ rough and d">uItc crln.,E II,
nuryc oi man uvrricll upon. twas all m'n
taiuOuS, with almost n total absence of watrr
and vegetation, and the weather wds iir"'t,y
hot. rhu who'd" ui III" pursuit wa .inriy 49,
and down mountain rHuyuH' H'lrt
with .tuprnd1ls hDi'iy's m "a
clu,c was never abandoned giirt II br stu
II wa. as rclrutrs. % death itself ".lu1inn
and his band ur cut.thruat bravo, w." n',or
allowed tu rest in m hnur until tines hat
come T." the last ditch and threw ~ th"i"
lands Exhausted aud hrlpIrss Mover WAS
there better illustration nl the superiority o.,
the white man over III" red man even in the.
luttCr'S own hp>"n field ct operations. rh'
citizens of southern Arlrua presented Grn
Mile, with beautiful sword inrrrhgnitiuh ui
his ser, ices. and. II they had their rlbi"". h."
would be- the next President -! th" uitr !
States,
National Republican., 1888-03-31
Partition ana sale wanted.

Mr.. Thomas i Fields aS solicitor for Patrick
O'Bcr and twelve others. yesterday file It
bill in equity in tlrir behalf against Mary
OEra Brown aud eight others. The hill w.
cite, the death ur MHry O'lra tOndOn in July.
lsS, aud that the parties tu the CalIS" are go.
heirs tu the estate lett her which consists of
snblut III in square III I'm this LOT Is dilapi-
dated two story frame hOuse that rents tor 81
per month and the rent j. used absolutely To
ray the taxes. repairs. Sc. thereon The court
j. therefore requested To- appoint CilariiAnS ad
Item for the infant heirs and order III" sale
of the property and its proper distribution
.r.N. fhf.f.N
National Republican., 1888-03-31

Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free, 'rliE SwlFr SPEDIFr CO.,
lIlNNIr Z AtlunIl I..I
National Republican., 1888-03-31
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old Soldiers anh Temperance.

The hall at the soldiers Home was pic%r |
last night at the public meeting &c IN" Ten
pclUnce Union. Mr.. l.. II, Chase pre- sided.
and brief addresses were made hv Mrs. Per
kinS. of ohio; Mrs. SHllie Jackson, Of Indiana:
Mrs Greene of California; Mrs. McNetr. ~
New Jersey: Rev phebc \. llina'nrl, of New
Haven. and George W. pcnnmun. of quincy.
Mass. representing the sons of Veterans
Mrs Mary A. livrImOre. Of Massachusetts,
gave Il splendid lecture, talking ior an hour,
The band diScOurScd line music. ami th"
meeting was pronounced success.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

Ml' Orml,tuu Chant, of London, will speak
Il "Su"lal Purity" and Mrs i. H. Barney
viii preside, and Mr. Clara c!uGhurn Hon
man viii alsu make an address at the Congrr,
atiUuni Church sunday Al the ". e. r. [,
ma. meeting ~ 3:in O'clock.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
The Easter Chimes.

lrci. Wddows huN arranged the following
programme loI Easter Sunday morning ON the
chimes Ringing changes: Easter Hymn ,old
style: tOronatiuu:'' the fnluwiI. selection,
deemer LNcth, But Thou DidSt Nut Leave"
and How Beautiful are IN" Feet Rock of
NgrS," Ring the Bells ot Heaven" saviour.
Like a shepherd Lead IS hymn, '.ir>llS, My
AlI'' tune. scotch all: Ave Maria, "Guriii
IN EX"clsiS." "Shour the Glad 1'iding.." AMI
"DuEulogy
National Republican., 1888-03-31
LAunr.innsl In kultinnNn.

will >rll excursion tickets TO Baltimore for
all train, Marchho. 81, and April at the rate Of
81 iur the round trip. All tickets good return
ing until Monday, April :, inclusive. In add
ton tu the regular schedule two special fast
express trains will leave Baltimore anl ohio
depot at 9 aud II nest sunday inurnins. Par
lul' ,Hls uU both trains
National Republican., 1888-03-31

Washington rommaudcry, *, T. No, !. la.i
night elected and installed the rullbwiug
officers Eminent commander. John H. Oicott:
gCnerali>Simu, Joseph Rrumnett: captain
McFnrIan senior warden David g. Dixon;
junior warden, II. X. simpson: warden. Harry
u. Maiur; recorder, Charles Shc>r: treasurer.
John keyw"rth, and trustee. Zach W. Crnm-
IN
National Republican., 1888-03-31

ALL the Republicans, IN 'hr N"w York
assembly bIt sin voted tor The Crosby high
lrcu-o hil. and all the Democrat. opp - II
II hut one, We hoppe lh.> is indicative Of
the unity with which the Republicans
throughout New York will support the
principle or hiyh lhrn,r. Th'y uUgd' not
30 throw away HI more vote, ul Pnhhi-
zion candidates
National Republican., 1888-03-31
81 and 30 Minute Trains

are run from Washington To Baltimore Via q
~ -. only, and excursion tickets to u t.ti
will be sold for all u. n q. trains next Friday,
saturday, and sunday good for return until
next Monday. inclusive. Nineteen trains
Friday and saturday. Thirteen trains sun
National Republican., 1888-03-31
Nor. sever. Punishment, Favored.

rir commissioners. in Il letter to Chairman
Homphill state that they favor lluuse bill
;iGn. which provides punishment for assaults
with d.adly weapons by Imprisonment for not
more than eight years for the first uifenSc, md
not less than one year nor more than twenty
years for the second oflensr.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
4 Magnificent E.Iiriou. Rite.

Ghc celebration o! high poutliral mas, ~
III" Baltimore cathedral by the prince oi the
church Will be a most interesting and mplas
>iv" ceremony. The citizens oi Washington
may attend II very nicely through the medium
oi the Baltimore and pOtOmar's - excursion
tickets, For sale ON saturday aud sunday.
good To- return ON NOnuuV
National Republican., 1888-03-31
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lust what the People Want.

The last and finely equipped trains nl the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad which per
form he regular service between this city and
Baltimur" in u most satisfactory manner every
day, will he opened to the people to-day an
sunday ~ -, Don't neglect the chance Of
testing them.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
Nrrr>" child. suits. Eiseman's, cor. ;th AE
nuri.d at Congressional Cemetery.

l'h" funeral OF Mrs. Aiolph Berger took
le"r from her late residence, StI East Capi
iOI street. Yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
fLd was w"ll attended. Rev. j. 4. Price, of
Waugh chapel. conducted the SelNict. The
iH',lncrt wa al the congressional cemetery,
.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

wlptbr','1 It is well enough for Snatnr
Ingalls, to have written the letter h" has
douc, though iairmndcd men understood
linn from The beginning
National Republican., 1888-03-31
PROPOSISS.

PROPOSALS FOR ENGINES AND REPAIRS
1 ON GUN SIIOP-March II, lSSs.--Sealed
proposals, scyerally mdorsed Proposals for
ENGINES and Proposals for Repairs on Gun
shop, VIII be received, from manufacturers
and the trade only, at the bureau Of provisions
and clothing Navy Department, Washington,
d. g. until II o'clock a, m, APRIL 10, 1888,
presence Of bidders, for the supply, at the
navy yard Washington, d. G., of three % II
u, =, Arlington " Sims compound condrlls-
SIMS single expansion engine-thesc engines
todevelop the specified II. =. when working
with boiler pressure of S0 pounds per square
inch and eNhanstmg into u vacuum OF 81
Inches; one 1D20l II. Z. Almington Il Sims single
expansion engine, 10 he worked high pressure
AMI TO develop lis H. p. by,a boiler pressure
~ 10 pounds per square inch. Two Of the en-.
gines must be delivered in August and beready
Tor trial by September 20, 1888 the remaining
three between September and Band be ready
for trial by October q, 1888. one % No. }
Davidson airpump and condenser; two ~ No.
= @DnNldSon airpumps and cOndensers. The
hll,NunpS and condensers must be delivered
N August, and be ready for trial by Septcm-
her -, 1888 Blue prints of engines and air.
pumps must accompany proposals. Also, fOr
the immediate repairing of skyiight on S.inch
gun,shop IN Washington navy yard, containing
lU,CCO square leet, The contractor to SuDply all
The necessary glass and patent Acme metal
bars loycr and above what the government
mas already, on hand), to glaze the skylight
IN good workmanllke manner and To furnish
all labor, freight ON material, transportation
Tor workmen, and whatever else may In
needed To complete the Skylight exclusive OF
thr NulGrSiructurc and flashing Of root connec-
ii"n, The above engines and ar'pumps must
conform To the navy standard, and pass tile
usual naval Inspection; and a reservation of
70 per cent will be withheld from the amount
contract The bids decided by lot, Bidders
are referred 10 the Bureau Of Provisions aud
clothing, Navy Department Washington, ID.
g., Tor specifications, forms of offer, and all in
formation relative to to the articles required.
The proposals must be made In duplicate ON
The proper blank forms AND FILLED OuT As IN
DluATED ny TIM BLANK: The department re-
considered advantageous to the government.
JAMES FULTON.
mhli'sit Paymaster General, L. =, Navy.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

This Is fine l!ly up " hipi the sale al al I,llti
mrIr' X t,'Mtiiihtd, aid 10 morrow another
ON whatever day bought they are valid for
National Republican., 1888-03-31

Euy couple of Baltimore Ind Potomac
excursion tickets and take some one over
to Baltimore II will be- u pleasant trip, aud
will only cost 81.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
AN INDIAN RAID.
AZ UlU FASHIONED MASSACRE On THE
FRONTIERS.

The SaNaECs nn the War Path Red
Knifc's Terrible Raid Miriam Dane,
the nellie and Heroine Of the From
tier, Made Prisoner Kit Carson. the
Famous scout and Indian Fighter. to
the Rescue.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
WILTON VELVETS.
MOQUETTES.

We would state that the above goods are
perfect in every respect and mostlyof the best
makes and good desirable patterns. Persons
ayalllng themselves of this opportunity will
save from 25c 10 SOC per yard, We would ai-
wise your calling early, as at these prices they
will not remain upon our shelves but n few
days.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
SATURDAY. MARCH 3
iinttscrIlpntS.

NITlcNNi.. Dion li.uriauli
EFENAN's- Lily olay's Guitty Company,
Rnuu.-S sid France.
National Republican., 1888-03-31

Information ot all tOr's chtRiusd when possible
ftr tult,rilVTS NitLout charge upon apple alton,
REJECTED npnufCIiIis cuuGOi be returned.
Ron itGhcts other than hv postal money orders,
thEk drafE, or chicks Ia the order Of the National
ErpuOilruu Company always ut sundcr's risk.
No reCCipts for subscriptions returned. The date
Gu the Wrapper shows when subscription expires.
AdVCrtisCfs who have not made or renewed time
contracts will lie charged monthly card rates.
Bf'All requests for UourlCsics fiom railroads,
tlnCCs of amusement, or business orders ars not af
ihOTigod unless sigLtd Icy the undol signed.
JHE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY
E.w. FOX. rGr>inr.>r AND MASNGr"
National Republican., 1888-03-31
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
DAILY. wEEKLY, AND sJSDhY,

TIE WEEKLY SA1luSAL RErtBLlCAN,
Uiiytl fUr Two Ncars-lsSS and iSsO,
which includes the contest Of the neNt Presidential
Election,
Single copies FOR one ycRr",.,.... .....u.,. Tjc
Clubs Of len Tor one year or clubs OF ave for
two NpafS...s..,s ~ WI
ENiin cory mailed fIt" 10 PARTY securing the
club. Postage pNd,
National Republican., 1888-03-31

'''ANi ~ i''i NV i''N ''''''''
- acres on Marlboro road. D miles from The
city, Sl,GOO.
ll5 acres ON the oxen llill roIl, miles from
city.
o, acres mile from Iconar rltowu 81 '.Mlry'S
county. Md.
100 acres IN Fairfax Go. Va. miles from
Alexandria, $4,000.
i5S acres in Anne Arundel Co, Nd, ID miles
from Annapolis.
1SO nrraS IN Westmoreland Co, Va, $500.
\ valuable mill property near Charlo,tuwa.
W Va; running order
III acres in FairfaS Co, Va, improved, So.
Geo.
oak Grove, Bladunsburg road s!5,O0O.
leo acres on the Glcnwood aud Bladensburs
V,,u1
National Republican., 1888-03-31
HOUSES FOR RENT.

HOUSES FOR RENT
Per month
5l3 : Il II W, RS poSs April i...-...-.... SIS ID
llSl ~ : q, rs,"..,..... ~ W
80 giSt Il n W, rs...................... III ~
s W COZ lpfh and Bdy 81 u W, rs...... II %
lS3 Gth 81 n W, rs","".... ..........,.. IL ND
isi l2th 81 -, rs... ..,.................".. ~
i3i pIather's alley n ", I rS...,.""".". %
i3i; aud 1919 Isl St W, j is..,,.."."... 90
~ Birch's alley W, 3 rS"...".."" ..... %
STORES. OFFICES, ETC, FOR REM.
lSa0 PA ave u ", SO for front and $50 for rear
store.
Gl3 Md ave W (wareroOml ........."... so %
Store and dwg - + st $ W, u UrS....".".". - 90
Store W5 9Th ST - W, ? Observation-Disclosures. u 90
Store 1GsG 81 NV, 2rs"..,.................. II %
Vernon Row, rs 10, ~, II, 20, and %,
,ach. ............................. i2 80
;Cl ,th ST. iSt floor. room > .. .......... ~ 90
Iu1 ,th st. Ist floor, room 3................ 10 90
Az Ia ave, = basement rS,.......,"....... 500
Stable rear 100 81 u w................. 100
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
Safe as L - bonds; per cent, payable quar-
trrly; IN sums 500 To $1,000; small premium
charged.
LOANS
In sums to suit at d per cent.
The above Is only a small portion of property
on my books. For full list call ut office for
bulletins issued on lst and 18th.
National Republican., 1888-03-31
FOR SILE.

EOR SALE-ONE OF TIE VERY HAND.
IL soonest and best of the famous Mont,
gomery county small farms, VI acres of first.
miles west OF Gaithersburg, on the Metropoi.
tan Branch railroad. Price $3.50, on easy
terms, The building new, fine water, abun
rare investment. n. IL, SYPHERD & CO., 1907
j. 81. fe90d&Stf
National Republican., 1888-03-31
rrohibi,ion ana Snci,, Parity.

NLnlMa nNcreont.. EI.emnM,.. COZ. .Ih a
National Republican., 1888-03-31
knights Iemplar Election.

suits. Ei,cmau, :, cor;th & Z
National Republican., 1888-03-31
,SpECi,tL NOTfCES.

..-~~---s go. -. ~ - - ,.-,
n ~ pROHiBfTlON! MRS. CLARA CllH-
ISy HORN HOFFMAN will speak an Mrs,
j. X, Barney will preside at the grand mass
Ir,cting under the auspices Of the Wonin's
Christian Temperance Union at Cnlgregd
tiunal church TOMORROW ~ $3.50. Mrs, OF
mistUn chant. or London, win also speak un
SOCIAL Purity" Come early To secure seats.
IXptyIplN welcome. II
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-02-03
Read the Death Roll

which the bills of mortality of any large
city may be fitly designated, and you will
find that renal and vssical maIadies, that
Is 70 say, those that affect the kidneys or
bladder, have a remarkable prominence
we had almost -prependerance.
Bright's disease and diabtes in the chron-
stage are rarely cured, and gravel, ca
tarrh of the Bladder and rnuresis, slay
many. Yet at the eutset, when the trou.
bic merely amounts TO inactivity OF the
organs involved, the danger may be nulli.
fled by that pleasant renal tonic and di
uretic, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
mparts the requisite amount of tene to
he organs, without over-exciting them,
and the use of which Is convenient, and
involves no elaborate preparation. Dys
pepsia, usual concomitant Of renal COM
plaints,and debility,which they invariably
produce, are remedied by 1t. SO also are
constipation, n,maIarial, rheumatic and nerv
GUS ailments.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-02-03
Summons,

IN ne Osrcua Court Of Gle Stale Of Oregon, .ftr
LiRn county.
@ II Lggett. Plaintiff.
yB.
Sarah Hines and Thomas Hines, Defendants.
TO Sarah Hines aud Thomas Hines, the
Defendants above named.
In the name Of the State Of Oregon you and
each Of You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint Of the above nam
ed Plaintiff in the above entitled canse in the
above entitled Court by the trst day of the
next regular term Of said Court after the pub.
lication Of this Summons once q week for ak
weeks, to-wlt The regular March term OF
said Court to be begun and holden on tho
second Monday I'm March, 1855, in Linn
county, Oregon, or Judgment will be taken
against you for want thereof aud you and
each Of you are hereby notified that if yoU
fail to appear and answer Eaid complaint as
hereby required the Plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant herein, to-wit the foreclosure of .
certain mortgage held by the Plaintiff herein
on the following described premises, to-wit
The east half Of the northwest quarter and
lots one and two Of Section sixteen in Town
ship eleven, south range enc west of the Viii.
Iamette meridian in Linn county, Oregon,
containing l29 7l-l0O acres TO secure the
payment OF $1,000 aud interest at 10 per cent
por annum from Oct. lst, 1886. and for tho
costs and disbursements of this suit and for
such other and further relief as the Court
may think proper.
This Summons ID published by order Of
Judge r 2 Boise, Judge of said Court, made
at chambers in Salem. Oregon, on the 4th
day Of January, 1888.
HEWITT q BRYANT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-02-03
A VALUABLE REMEDY ron HEADACHE

We desire to call attention to n simple,
and at the same time wonderfully efficient,
treatment for headache. We lay no claim
to originality, nor do we know who the
originator was, but having used 1t for a
year or more, and in many cases with re-
markabie results, we feel disposed to give
eur endorsement, and desire TO make II
more generally known. The remedy Is
nothing more nor less than solution ef
the bi-sulphide Of carbon. A wide-meuth
glass-stoppered bottle is half filed with
Gotten or fine sponge,and upon this two or
three drains OF the solution are poured.
When occasion for its use occurs the mouth
Of the bottle Is to be applied to the temple
or as near ms possible to the seat of pain,so
closely that none OF the volatile vapor
may escape, and retained there four or
FIVE minutes or longer. For minute or
so nothing Is felt, then comes sense of
tingling, g,which in few minutes-three or
four usually-beeomes rather severe, but
which subsidies almost Immediately If the
bottle be removed,and any redness of the
skin that may occur will also quickly sub
side. It may be reapplied, II necessary,
several times in the day, and 1t generally
acts Ike magic, giving immediate relief.
We believe this was the basis of once
popular nostrum. The class of headaches
to which 1t seems especially adapted Is
that which may be grouped under the
broad term of "ncrveus." Thus neuralgia,
periodic and dyspeptic headaches, are al
most invariably relieved by It. True, the
relief ofa mere symptom Is quite another
thing from the removal of the cause, yet
no one who has had the distress, and even
agony, caused by severe and frequent re-
curing headaches, (and who has not seen
It'd bnt will rejoice to be able to afford re-
lief in so prompt and simple manner !;
besides,it is sure to secure the hearty gra-
titude of the patient If he has suffered
long AS 70 the modus operandi we hSve
nothing more definite than theory to Of
fer,and that is that the vapor being absorb
ed through the skin produces sedative
effect upon the superficial nerves Of the
parts to which 1t is applied. We know by
experiment that It's influence is not due to
Its power as q counter-irritant. We, how
ever, know that It does act, and Il We do
not CLEARLY see I'll what way e acts. that Il
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-02-03
THE rAamEas AND rnr rnEslprNr.

"No calf ever wesns itseif." This truth
put In homely guise was uttered BY
prominent republican leader and farmer
In TllInois when asked his opinion Of tariff
reform. The maintenance OF tariff for
surplus Is not as popular as was thought
by those who believed that the next Prcsi-
dcncy could be carried by painting Mr.
Blaine on banner and inscribing over
him +: "Taxation Is luxurious, we can't
have too much.' The popularity Of re-
form Is affirmed by the Illinois man whom
We have quoted, Senator Whiting Of lis
kilwa. lie has represented his district in
the State Legislature for eighteen years,
was Union soldier,and IL man Of stand
Ing and affairs.
lie had heard the protest from each pro-
tected interest in turn,against reduction Of
unnecessary taxes by lesscning the bounty
Il gets by friendly legislation, and 20 ne
observed that calves don't wean them
selyes.They must be weaned for Il is better
for them and their dams, than to go On
bunting after they have horns
When asked his opinion Of the effect Of
the Presidents message upon politics, he
said "Cleveland has taken a position
which lifts him above partisansliip. lie
has presented condition and not theory.
What matters II that the trail which he
blazes lies directly across the track Of Ger.
tain republicans For one, 4 do not believe
in desertIng principle for so-eailed party
expediency. Principles live and arc per-
petuated on the ruins Of dead and gone
parties that temporizcd fer expediency's
sake. / do not care 70 criticise men. In
my humble opinion II Is the wiser course
TO lift State questions absve personalities
! am rather eId-fashioned,yOu see"
Decidedly oid-fashioncd, so old as to
seem new. Politics In this country has
too long been discussion Of personalities
a means OF propagating scandal. To the
President we owe reform In this respect
as morally important to the country as hil
fiscal reforms arc materially important tc
the people.
Colonel Whiting has been always free
soiler and republican, and we remember
him as the leader of his party in the las
Illinois Constitutional Convention. Fur
ther back than that, he was Lovejoy's righ
hand,and led Logan down into the waite
for his republican baptism. For him t.
align with the President in Illinois Is a
4
significant Of political change a. II wouIs
be for General Bidwell or Governor Low,
10 take the same step in California. lie i
In the midst Of the great agricultural in
terests of Illinois, and has been for year
the spokesman, In public and private, o
those interests. We are not surprised tha
he Is widely endorsed by his former fellow
partisans, who declare that the dead pas
must do its own resurreeting.as they hav
other things on hand.