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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25
JUDGE THuRMAN RARRLEs.

Judge Thurman, in addressing delega-
tion Of colored people who called upon
him this week, defended himself from the
charge that ne had been antagonistie to
the colored man. lie admitted that he
opposed the striking Of the word white"
from the Constitution Of Ohio, but de-
Tended his action on the ground that it
was not right for Ohio to strike out the
word white, while nearly all the other
States retained it. This was an unfortunate
admission at this date. If it was right to
strike out the word at any time, it was
right n 1867, when Ja3ge Thurman op-
posed it. If the principle involved was
right, Thurman should have maintained
ii from ;he aui ~ aati nrii-a .f h.
action OF others. He added that from the
moment the amendment to the Federal
Constitution was adopted conferring the
right Of suffrage upon the black men, that
he treated them as citizens. This was
scarcely less unhappy than the former
statement. Was it, indeed, matter Of
submission On the part of Judge Thur
man? Might it not interest the colored
citizens to look up the record and see how
Judge Thurman stood upon the question of
conferring suffrage upon the colored man ?
Mr.. Thurman was so unfortunate rs TO
talk on-had he known where to stop he
never would have said that he reioiced
that the coiored vote is not a solid vote,
for his rejoicing does not, as a standard
bearer Of the Democracy, change to regret
for that solidity of the white votes at the
Sjuth that assures him 153 electoral votes.
1t would scarcely have been human nature
for him to have expressed regret at this
time for that fact, however.
1t would have been to Judge Thurman's
s,edit had he omitted the worn thread
bare slander that the motive -actuating the
Republican (as he terms them Radical "
leaders and managers in favoring the
emancipation of the slaves at the South,
was the expectation that it would enable
them to make political bondmen of the
negroes. Those who revere the character
Of Lincoln and hold steadfastly to the
purity of his motives will not be inspired
with respect for Judge Thurman from this
time forward. The world knows that Mr..
Lincoln's first and all-absorbiug purpose
was to save the Union. That was his
sworn duty; it was the end and aim of his
official life; the chief of his Presidential
work. But because he considered the
abolition of slavery then as sec
ondary to that end, and an aid
to it it does not follow that he did not
abhor slavery, or that he would not have
destroyed it when his work of saving the
Union had been accomplished, had that
great task not have taken slavery with it.
Lincoln's own words were: "My para
mount object is to save the Union, and not
either to save or destroy slavery" Yet
Dir. Thurman, while breathing the name
Of Lincoln, says that at the time of the
Unions peril and slayery's peril, party
interests governed political action"
Judge Thurman is becoming garrulous,
and the very best the Democratic managers
can do is to cover the old gentleman's face
with bandana, and let him slumber in his
easy-chair until the election is over, and he
is retired 10 the rest he has earned.
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ton to this subject and to the establish
ment of general system of guard and
control?

ton to this subject, and to the establish |
ment of a general system of guard and |
control?
An official of the State Board of Health
announces his belief that it is necessary to
set up examination and possibly quaran-
tine stations soon thereafter, upon the
southern lines of travel against the possible
introduction of yellow fever There is
reason in this. The terrible rsyages of the
fever in the South and the fight of thou
sands from the stricken sections, must turn
some westward and to California, which IS
so inviting at any time. The likelihood
exists, therefore, that some will come who
will bring with them the germs of the
dreaded disease, precisely as Professor
Proctor did to New York. Once intro
duced into the hot valleys Of California.
the yellow fever would find such home
that it may well be doubted if it could
ever be elected. 1t is probable that the
present fund of the Board of Health will
not enable it 10 set up barriers against the
introduction Of the pest, but when the
Legislature meets, three months hence,
one Of the first steps it takes should be the
enlargement of that fund and the invest
ment of the Board with ample and unre-
stricted power to take and enforce any pre-
cautions ii may deem necessary to prevent
the entrance of pesliIence into this State
in any future season.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25

IT is given out that Minister Denbys
dispatch to the State Department relating
to the Chinese treaty cannot be published
because it would reveal the cipher used by
the State Department. This is too Aimsy
an excuse. The State Department GER
tainly is not so much behind the age as to
tie itself to single and Interchangeable
cipher. The best cipher usage is that Of a
system that requires combination to un-
lock it, and that can be changed every
hour if need be. But, aside from this
fact, the contents of the dispatch can be
easily stated in a manner that will give
cipher experts no key to the cryptograph;c
system employed. The truth Is, the State
Department is giving Mr.. Cleveland time
to gather himself for the final act in this
treaty farce.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25

The London Times" having e
letter frorn President Cleveland in
its possession, efter quoting passages
from it, editorisIly says: at wouId
hardly be possible TO put the free
trade case more clearly or Iaore
strongly. The arguments which
Cleveland uses are those which Cob
den used 10 employ forty-Gve years
ago, and which any English free
trader would employ now. They are
purely free.t7ade arguments, and as
such we are glad to sec Cleveland
using them, though sorry for the
popular infatuGtion which makes it
dangerous to give them their right
name"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25

THE public is now told by an engineer,
who is declared competent, that the Ban
croft elevator accident was due to two
fatal mistakes by somebody in the appli-
cation of well-known mechanical princi-
pies. First, the vertical cable that drew
up the elevator was operated from over 4
large drum, in turn operated by horizontal
cables over driving drums one-sixth in
size. Hence, these had to haul six times
as fast as the large drum, and consequently
the cables passing around them had to bear
six times the strain put upon the vertical
cable. Second, the cables passed over but
a fourteen-inch drum and this was too
small, unduly bending the steel strands
and therefore gradually destroying their
tenacity. Assuming the engineers state
ments to be sound, it follows that it is
municipal duty to examine into the meth
ojs by @hiea every elevator cage IA the
State IS lifted and lowered. and % once
ny ordinance, require correction OF all
errors Of construction.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25

FEyHE SACRAMENTO VEREIN-EINTR ACHT
I hereby tender their thanks to the Saera-
mentO TUrn-Nerein, the Sacramento Hussars,
the Bersaglieris Gtalian rihemen), the different
military companies Of our city, Sacramento
Lodge, No. Il, 0. d. II. S, AMI all those who as
sisted in making the second Eintracht Bundles
Fest n success, either by participating in the
turnout al the reception or grand procession,
don tons, decorating and illuminating their
places of business or residences, etc. The val
liable services rendered by Mr. David Besser,
teacher Ofgynnastics, and Mr.. Albert Ackeunau,
master OF sharpshOoters, deserve special men
tion, and are hereby also thankfully aclinowl-
edged. We also extend our thanks to the Sac
ramento Turn-Verein for kindly loaning us the
necessary gymnastic apparatus, and to the Re
publican Comfy Central Committee for favOrs
shown, in placing their torches at our disposal
By order Of the Sacramento Verein- -Eintracht.
THE COMMITTEES.
Sacramento. September 20, lSss. 1t
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whose senate Amensmenta.

A correspondent desires to know what
were che Senate amendments to the Cleve-
land-ls$yard Chinese treaty of Last winter,
which ate credited with being the cause of
rejec;iCu Of the treaty by the Chinese Gov
ernmeni- While the whole matter was
given edit 9Fsily yesterday in cur columns,
the following spay be given az the exser
words added IA .be treaty by the Repub.
hcan Senate:
To Article And the prohibition (ofChinesa
laborersl shall extend to tie return of Chinese
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25

iaborerS who are no. now in the United States,
whether holding return certificates under exist
jig laws or not"
To Article ?: "And such Chinese laborers
snail not be permitted to enter the United states
| by land or ses without producing to the proper
oIleer OF customs the return certificate herein
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25
4 Eure cnro ror pilas.

DR.. Kinks German Pile Ointment has cured
Blind, Bleeding snd Itching Piles when all
other Ointmeuts have failed. Il absorbs the
tumors, allays the itching at once, acts as
pouliice, gives instant relief. Dr Kinks German
Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles
ana Itching OF the Private Parts, and nothing
gists, or sent by mail on recent of price 50 cents
and 81 per box. Sold by xxx, GEARY & CO.,
and JOSEPH HAHN Il co. TCetv
=. Bsumle, 52S J street. has received a
new ST ipment OF BeItworst, aunsweigerwOrst
and SslOmL All kinds of fine These aud other
choice Sausages. Visitors and travellers are in
vited to call. myI5-
John IsItel, Assayer snG Chemist, corner
seventeenth and J streets, Also buys gold. u
tbe best pheS IN Cahh-aar 10 nave Yo,Issnsz tia.7.
A J. T0as-:sa {, Cos. 10 81. Sa-szsl.r.as. -
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25

The REcoRD-UNIoN is the onsy paper os
he coast, outside Of San FianoiscO, that re-
seiges the full associated Press dispatches from
all parts Of the sgSrld. Outside Of San Fran
CISCO It has no competitor, IN point Of 'slrn'-
sss, L. It's home Gad general circulation
fkro.lSho;,t TIC coast.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25
AN FRANUTsoo AGENoIEs.

This paper is for sale at the following places:
l. P. Fisher, aoom d Merchants Exchange
who isalso sole Advertising Agent for San Fran
cisco Grand and Palace Hotel News Stands;
MarkeIstreet Ferry, and junction OF Market
and Montgomery streets News Stands.
Ess- also for sale on ali Trains leaving snd
coming into Sacramento
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25
GENERAL NOTICES.
About shakspeare and Bacon

There is pending controversy, but none is ever
likely TO take place regarding S0ZODONT, fore
most among articles for preserving, restoring
and beautifying the teeth for over third of a
century This agreeable antiseptie removes IN
pleasantness from the breath IT'S
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Special Meeting Of sacramento q
Royal Arch Chapter, No. S, THIS tues q
Cay) EVENING, Et T.3J % clock. SojOurn- y *
ing companions cordially invited. By/VN y
order of the II. P.
VIM. 3. DAVIS, Secretary. lt+
Fair oaks Relief Corps, No. ID, will
meGt This lIEesoGyl EVENING, in Changers
Han, corner Tenth aud streets at 7:30 o. clock
FLORENCE MILLER, President.
EAMA BIDwELL, Secretary. lt@
Ssrocere. Attcntion.-A special Meeting
Of The Groeers' and Produce Dealers Protective
Union Will be held THIS tuesday EVENING,
az oc oek, az Changers dall. Every member
Should attend. Lltsl T. KILGoRE, President.
Owing to the faeE sfat the froh!bifIou
banner was not dry last Saturday, it was not put
up as announced il would be. 1t is the inten-
lion of the committee to raise it WEDNESDAY
EVENING OF this week At O'clock sharp. 1t
gTANTED-s1TUATIONB BY A YOUNG GIRL
~ to do light housework or take care of chill
dren. Call at 7l6 street. s25-2te
SEyANTED-A SITUATION ON A FARM OR
w III the city, by Il cOlored man and his wife
PGties just from Illinois. Gail at residence.
REV. .. SUMMERS, seventh, and II. S25-2t*
7 OST-LAST EVENING, AT CORNER OF
II Tenth and NJ streets, 9 black Spaniel Pup,
with plain nickel collar. Finder Will be re-
warded at J. i. sI0LL,s, go < street. s2j-2tS
7 OsT-wBILE GOING FROM FOURTEENTH
] 4 and K stree 10 Eighth and J streets, d Sil-
Ner-linked Bange Bracelet. keturn to X. J.
VAN VOORHEES, Drug Store, kighth and
streets and be rewarded. s25-2t#
FGCR sALE-Ss56 WILL BUY AN ORDER
L on livery stable, this city, for trade to ex-
tent Of So Apply, E. S. PARKER, 1917 Fourth
street. sl0 If
:1oR sALE-A MATCHED FAIR OF ROAM
Z horses, AZ haa2s, suitable ior light draft.
Inquire at Cooper's Music Store. s25-Iw
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CHAENs

=
Then Till it pay to vote that way.
And bring about free trade?
AT English greed, shall workmeu bleed
and Fauper-like be paiS +?
The bargains bad as can be had
This seems so very plain
as here's the cost, one dollar lost
For eighteen cents of gain.
IL England with her wages low, the rich the
presi's reap.
fact that shows It's senseless gusa this talk of
buying cheap;
70 every man Of car land, on farm. In shop or
Protection Changes eighteen cents inso a dollar
bui.
CHORUS
While free t1ade makes the wages los. most
other things are dear,
And hence the cost OF living there is not much
less than here;
And should our workmen really live as English
workmen do,
This eighteen ce Dts day would disappear cosl-
pletely from our view.
CHORUS.
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SCHOOL OF DESIGN.

.TyHE FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER THE
1 Sacramento School of Design viii resume
its session in the Z. B. Crocker Art Gallery with
additional equipments. The School will be able
to advance its classes rapidly and soundly. No
art teaching upon the coast offer better and
truer advantages to pupils. 1t is desired at once
to form a class in Modelling (sculpture) and
names should at once be registered.
w. F. JACKSON, Instructor in-Chief.
e1tft TR O.
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"GrOver Cleveland has done more
TO advance the cause Of free trade
than any Prime Minister OF England
has ever done."-Loadoa Spectator.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25
CT0SSman's SpecifCMiXture.

WITH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
wv themselves without the least exposure
change OF diet, or change IN application to busi.
ness. The medicine contains nothing that Is OF
the least injury to the constitution. Ask your
druggist Cor Il: Price 81 q bottle rnro.1vTnF
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25
A BAD BARaAIy.

tTune-tI Had But Fifty Cents''J
One dollar now and fifty ycents are wo1lmen's
wages here,
In foreign lands the dollars gone. the fifty cents
The cost ef living over there may show -educed
Sut sill We find the difference is less than
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25
SAPOLIO!

DFtE OIAO
Lightens all kinds of labor in cleaning, but 1t
won't wash clothes or split wood.
Sapolio is a solid handsome cake of house
cleaning soap. which has no equal for all scour-
ing purposes except the laundry. To use il is TO
value 1t. Whist viii Sapolio do2 Why, It Will
clean paint, make oilcloshs bright, and give the
doors, tables and shelves new appearance II
Will take the grease off the dishes and Oh the
pots and pans. You can scour the Knives and
forks with it. and make the tin things shine
brightly. The wash basin, the bathtub. even
the greasy kitchen sink will be rs clean as g
new pin If you use -apolio. One cake will prove
Beware of limitations. There is but one Sapolie.
10 %
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

KEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ne FOR NORTHUMBERLAND
TO LANDS IN NORTHERN AND GEN
TRIAL CALIFORNIA, THE g" RECORL
UNI0N'' RECONlLENDS THE FOLLOR
ING as BEING RESPONSIBLE ANl
RELIABLE REAL ESTATE FIRMS Il
THEIR RESPECTIVE LOCALITIES.
FOR FooTHILL FRUIT LANDS ADDREssT tn
NEVADA COUNTY
LAND q IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
NEVADA CITY IY.......................
LAND FOR SALE IN THE
FAMOUS LODI COUNTRY.
BURR 3 PARSONS,
t.lDl........
w. w. CAMRON,
CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
4e5 NINTH STREET. OAKLAND. GAL.
HALL 81 AUSTIN,
Real Estate. Correspondence Solicited.
DMUBA... ..TULARE COUNTY. c41.
GEO. 7. CONNER,
TULARE.. TULARE COUNTY, CAL.
Homesteads, Prescriptions and Timber Claims
IN Iulare and Kern counties. from $500 10 81. .09l
J.w. sluTR. I'D. AD1vs
ADAMS s. SMITH,
Searchers Of Records and Real Estats
AGENTS, AUBURN.
PLAoEtR COUNT NIY.............,...........CAL
j. (. WHETS0N,
Propuetor OF the Original T0wnaire),
SELMA, FRESNO COUNTY ............. 4 l.,
My new $50, 900 Brick Hotel nearly completed
ana ready rent. City Property; outside Lands
INVESTMENTS made ana improvements managed
J.P. AeLER. P. D. ADAMS JOHN SWEENEY.
sweeney, ADAMS g. CO..
Farming, Fruit and Vine Lands,
Office, near Railroad Depot, RoCKErs,
PLACER COUNTY.
N. MARTIN, W, CoSeKR, N. FRrMlr,
PRESIDENT Secretary. Treasurer.
FRESNO INVESTMENT co.
INCORPORATED. Fun line of City and
Country Property.
tkEsEO CITY, FRESNO COUNTY, CAL
EosEEr JONES. 2. N. BEHsY.
JONES G. BERRY,
PLACER CoUNTY..............-.....,...oAL.
FOR STOCK FARMs, GRAIN, VINE. FRUIT
AND COLONY LANDS, ADDRESS TIE
HONN LAND COMPANY
REDDING. SHASTA COUNTY, CAL.
A F. ABBOTT. ". Y. MONTAGUE.
ABBOTT e. MONTAGUE
Real Estate, Fruit Vine g Grain Land.
4ARYsyILI.E .E...........,...............
NJ, r. HOOK.
FARMING, CITRUS AND DECIDUoUs FRUIT
Lands in any sized Tracts.
Red BLUFF........TEHAaA CO., CAL.
T. 3. LUDLUM g. Co,
Citrus Fruit Lands, Orchards ls v,nevard.
a Specially. Agents for the Palermo Colony.
2RoYILLE...... BUTTE COUNTY. CAL
A. NiVENS. JR,,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
FooTaILL FARMING q EBUsT LANDS
GRASS VALLEY. EY.................. Cal.
ed. H. FLEMING. Al. MEANY.
MEANY g. FLEMMINC.
Real Estate Brokers and Investment
BANKERS. MERGED. CAL.
RIO BONiTO COLONY.
Finest and Cheapest Vine and Fruit Lands In
the World Send for descriptive matter to
PREBLE & YOUNG.
BIGGS BUTTE COUNTY. CAL.
AyTCTTANS
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ne FOR INFORMA TIONL LERRGARj
TO LANDS IN NORTHERN AND GEN
TRIAL CALIFORNIA, THE g" RECORL
UNION'' RECOAfIENDS THE FOLLOR
ING as BEING RESPONSIBLE mi
RELLABLE REAL ESTATE FIRMS Il
THEIR RESPECTIVE LOCALITIES.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25

J OST-WBILE GOING FROM FOURTEENTH
u ana K stree 10 Eighth and J streets, d Sil-
Ner-inked Bdnge Bracelet. Return to K. J.
VAN VOORHEES, Drug Store, kigh.h and
streets and be rewarded. s25-2t#
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UTILIZED At LAST THE CYCLONE. /"

DIDYOUEyER
Dthink why the
many limitations
of the CHAM
PION GARLAND
RANGE do not
succeed When g
I hing becomes
popular and IA
nous II is always
initiated. Some
times the imita-
ten sells, but the
limitations of the
CHAMPIONGAR-
LAND X A II G E
cannos raise the
wind because
they cont have
he " CYCLONE
DBAEI"-a draft
that fans the fire
into perfect COM
bushQn. Science
has demonstrated
that q cyclone
in nG.ure lis pro-
duced by two
colder currents OF
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25

F5CR SALE-S56 WILL BUY AN ORDER
L on livery stable, this city, for trade to ex-
tent Of $40. Apply, E. S. PARKER, 1917 Fourth
street SD IF
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25
GARD OF THANKS.

:70R sALE-A MATCHED FAIR OF ROAM
& horses, AZ haaes. suitable Tor light draft
INQUIRE at Cooper's Music Store sl5-lw
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Fair oaks Relief Corps, No. ID, viii
meet THIS CTuesdGyl EVENlSG, in Changers
Hail. corner Tenth aud X streets, at 7:30 O'Clock.
FLORENCE MILLER, President.
EMMA BIDWEII Secretary las
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Aftss 700 have hargAins1 fes oae % more
lots. ehoold you, thr0uoh sicknres Or acrIdsnt.
become presoed for money. yoa hsve oniv 70
present. Jour checks AZ the bank and they vii
be oasbed on tie SPOT for their fuli face vaiue.
You ars Therefore. b. TIE option sod psivi.
isves ue Offer. lnsufs5 against accident You
sre your treasurer snd banker. aod q TIE ssms
time 40 owner Of vaisabe property.
shsuid you ~ sny tine. however. present.
the cheehs q bank for pAym-ss shey vii -
imosdiassly hanorsA sna for0zrdsd to n and
yes ihsreby annI oil rights u pufchass d th-
said iznA.
We sHer . golden oppostunisy and sdvise
you 70 buy now. DonJ Vsis 10, sipe snd reg
nsrpcs to Afford zoe sbs opportunity Of s.yiog
could hsvs boarhs ooeA ard such . los few
mouths ego for 20 mucA and Dow II 10 Uorth 10
Rueh.
Asss your ipco..e. no MISTER hos smell. earn
> iDe NJ. 50 your corner ssone before the
baon and becehi feou shs advanes.
Tfaosron;t1sntal railros1s 10 hesding for
Seattle.
Manufacturing II aourishing and growing
With bss,shy grovtA-
0soeral csmme-ee 10 Il state Of substantial
progression
The daily pApsrs ass Alled With sessu,ts Of
nsv ssterprtses.
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meAKr AnD aARkkrs.
ExcEAs0R.
Ns~ Yoax. Nay s.--Mensy % call easy,
q o Prime mercantile psper -. sterling
excAanos A.esk fos 60 az bils - eee6
for demand.
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3, BAXTER 4 CO.

oEsr or sale In lots 20 ssit
car Yakima Early Rose pota-
toes.
4 cars Oregon Chill Garnet Po-
tnsces.
2 cars Peerless Potatoes.
SO tons Puget Sound Timothy
Nav.
so tons Eastern Washington
Nav
40 tons wheat.
SO tons Oats.
40 tons Bran and Middllngs.
40 tons around and rolled 0as-
lev.
2 cars 8 uraoue 0iite Ultra Flour
2 cars Spokane Mills Extra
Flour.