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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23


TuR Nos foFt Hoaid holds that "Mr.
Blaine's withdrawal gives the Republican,
their arst CLEAN Of suo~Ss. Az II by some
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, railway bus
ines Misrepresentation, the magnetic
iuggler' and the 'tatioocd man, the drcary
phantom called Southern Outrage, thc.rc
sentiments Of tho Electoral Commission
days, military usurpation, the machine
and tho system called 'spoils' vanish. -
Our usually very correct contemporary
seems To have overlooked John sherman,
whose name Is a synonym down this VA,
for ballo, box g,uiilng and the robbery Of
the electoral vote Of Louisiana. lie Is still
In the field. Thco would have to DO q
great many Withdrawals by Republican
Presidential candidates before n CLEAN Of
success could reach party that h dead In
iniqui,ics and sin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
THEY MEANT BUSINESS.
Rapid Progress In the Construction OF
tho Equitable Gas Company.

Rapid Progress In the Construction OF
tho Equitable Gas Company.
An ATRIAL reporter yesterday visited
the Equitable Gas works, now in course Of
construction a short distance below tho
southern limits Of the city, on tho horn
Lake road. Building operations were be-
ing pushed Ms rapidly rs 100 experts could
do 40. The buildings were completed up
10 point where the rooien take charge,
and the mammoth tank or reservoir Is well
under way. When finished, which will
be about juno !, the Equitable works will
he model. Everything from foundation
10 capstonc Is 10 be OF the most
improved and substantial class and
pattern. Science, art and perfect system
have boon combined from the start; "lho
beat IN the cheapest" has been the motto,
and there u nothing cheap or slipshod adj
miitcd. The company has given local con.
Germs aud labor the full benefit Of every.
thing u could consistently with the ruling
idca Of rapidiiy and thoroughneN. Most
Of the material and skilled labor, however,
came from abroad. The engineer Ia charge
Is the Hame who has charge Of the New
York concern, and supervised the build
ing Of the works In all the other cities
In which tho company has works.
Tho boiler plate Iron Of which
the tanks or holders are constructed came
from Baliinior, the iron roofing Is from
rhrnixyillc, Pa, and most Of the pipe
from Chattanooga. II Il estimated thai
the outlay during the prcsont season will
amount 10 S550.OO0, but before the entire
work Is finished 10 $4,000. which i the
capital stock Of the corporation. For this
thcr will be no bonds issued, but cash
paid for everything ~ u cnlcrs into service
The company already has several miles
OF main pipes laid, extending over Shelby
and Main strccts 10 Bcalc, aud along Lin.
den and Vance strcciS Work will be
commenced on Bcalc street today, and
finished by tomorrow night 80 skillfnlly
and rapidly Is this work done that no ono
IN inconvenicnccd by the digging up of
the streets. Additional mains and lateral
pines arc 90 be laid with the utmos, posi-.
bic speed, and by June I. patrons can bo.
gin the consumption Of gas nj the price Of
Si.75 net per 1000 feet.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
A COMPROMISE BILL

Passed the Mississippi Senate yesterday
compromise between certain railroads and
the State. 1t is compromise suddenly
sprung upon the people, and one that the
House shonld be slow to give It's sanction
or approval TO. II Is compromise that
so far as certain railroads are concerned, Is n
plain confession thnt the present Leg.
islature was right in repeating the
clauses OF their charters exempting
them from. taxation. That much Is
gained by this compromise, aud that
much is a great deal TO the taxpayers OF
Mississippi. But they cannot afford to
pay too much for this confession. They
cannot afford 10 release the equities the
State or any OF lis citizens may have in
certain lands that have passed into the
hands Of milroad companies or specua-
tors. 1t won't do to right
one wsng by doing another. It
won't do for the State to secure its just
dues In tax ON railroads by quieting
titles, especially when II can secure them
without There are In this two separate
transactions, and they must be dealt with
separately. When the bill repeating the
exemption Of taxes clauses Of certain rail.
road charters passes, rs Il will today, the
House should postpone the consideration
OF this compromise measure until all
that there Is involved in IL Is care.
fully scrutinixed and scanned. i
tho Slate or It's citizens lav,
cqulticsin these lands thescoq uie,icsshoult
DO held TO by the Legislature with death
grip. II has no right 10 quiet titles at the
expense OF any OF iis citizens and IL hn,
no right TO quiet them at the expense O
the State. This compromise won't do. Il
Is merely confession Of weakness by the
railroads, that They have no moral or lcga
right to exemption from taxes and tha
there Is something radically wrong
about their acquisition Of the lands who's,
titles they aro no eager to have quictcd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

Az explanation Of the anomalous condi.
ton Of things In Great Britain aud Ireland
by which Gladstone and his party have a
large majority Of the popular vote aud yet
arc nearly 100 votes In minority In the
House Of Commons Is found In the fact
that rich men have a. many votes a. they
have houses aud lands In the different
election districts. This explains why
British elections hold over for weeks in.
stead oibcing closed as IN this country In one
day. A ciormin ihispracticolspro by
the Liberals 30 roon ms they como into
powcragain. But that they have neglected
Il thus long they would not now be out Of
power.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23


Me-. GroneE W. CnnDs has been guilty
Of another noble deed. lie has erected In
the Church o. 81. Margaret, Westminster,
London, beautiful and descriptive win.
dow IN the memory Of Milton, whose vito
and cldld are buried In the churchyard
near by Il. The ceremonies Of unwilling
WE very quiet, the address, on the coca.
s'oA which is 10 appear In Scibner's Maga.
s'He ior March exclusively, being delivered
by Matthew Arnold, whose college prise
poem The report Of tho affair rmInds M
was ON ''oliver Cromwell and Ills Tine. -
Mr. Arnold traced the life Of Milton and
Che grand work he accomplished among
Engllsh.spcaking races by his writing.
and especially by his poetry,
laying special emphasis upoa hi'
indomliablc perseverance Ia his worl
IN Arlto Of the affection u blindnc.a
lie concluded by observing that the win
dow WIS not placed M dedicate TO Milton
Tho politician, ~ Milton the pf,<e writer
hat essentially 70 Milton rs The pet and
The immortal a'nhorof Paradise kpsI. 7"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

Thar was a memorable scene In the
House Of Commons last week when Cos
chen, the renegade Liberal who wont over
To the Tories for Office, was trying 10 an-
swor Mr.. Gladstone. He had reached a
climax At about what he intended should
be the middle Of his speech when tclc.
gram was passed round among the Liberals
giving tho result Of tho election Ia tho
Southwark district whore a Liberal had
been elected by an increased majority Of
LOO. Goschcn heard The news at second
hand from some one in his vicinity, and Il
had the Immediate effect Of almost par
a'yring his powers Of speech. In vain he
iriod 10 rccoycr For full bali hour he
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

Tnr prizes in tho Republican lottery arc.
From New England, IIoar, Reed, Hale,
Hawleyi New York, Conkllns. Dcpew,
Evart'. Curtis, lIiscock, Morton; New Jcr,
sey, Phelps; Pennsylvania, Cameron, Kcl,
Icy, lIartranft, Childs. Brewster; Ohio,
sherman; Indiana, Harrison, Gresham;
Illinois, Lincoln. Cullom; Iowa. Allisoni
California, Stanford and G. 7. Huntington,
who wants 10 attach the United States TO
his Pacific Railroad.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
A. A. A. ANNIVERSARY.
Patriotic Emblems, Grace, Beauty
Fashion and Chivalry.

Patriotic Emblems, Grace, Beauty,
Fashion and chivalry.
From the patriotic omblems displayed
In the halls Of the Amateur Athletic club
last evening one could gather fair idea Of
the enthusiasm Of the members on the
occasion Of n national anniversary. II was
also the fifth anniversary Of the club and
proper pride and interest was displayed
by all.
The decorations wore artistic and indi-
Gated unusual taste among the gentlemen
who had this part Of the entertainment in
charge. The national colors were every
where, draping the doorways and win
dows, falling in canopics from the ceiling
and gracefully trailing their folds. Great
bars OF blue and red crossed the
ceiling while palms added finishing
touches Mt every point. The
two southern corners OF the
large dancing hall were transformed into
two cozy tete-a-tete spaces, one formed en-
tirely OF the palms with tropical suggest
iveness, while the other was tent formed
from two large national flags II Is need
less TO speak OF the popularity OF these
two resorts. The whole ensemble OF the
room was handsome and attractive.
At $50 o'clock the athletic exercises be-
gan, being participated in by A. warrick,
y. Dammann, A. Mitchell, II. Moran and
ID. J. McComb. Boxing match between
Q. Dammann and Y. Plummer.
This is feature that Is always interest
ing. The daring fcats at tumblng, vault
ing and on bar were enthusiastically 10
ceiyed. 90
II is 10 DO regretted that 80 few Of the
members Join in these interesting exhi-
billions. BY 10 O'Clock the floor was
cleared for dancing, in which all the
younger members and guests participated,
keeping II up until late hour. Supper
was served from ii 10 o'clock in the hall
below, and was up 10 the usual merits In
points Of quality and quantity.
Out OF the large crowd prcsenethe 10
Al a Al 4. IA.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
pAsEnALL TRAGEDY.
Chattanooga Students Quarrel ovs
Observation-Disclosures Results.

Chattanooga students Quarrel ove<-
Decision--Murdor Results.
Special Dispatch 10 Tho AprciL
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Feb. %. "A tu1
cdy was onatcd on tho baseball ground1 4
the Chattanooga university this afternoo|
while a gamc oi ball was In progress d
tween the students. J. c. johnson,
Soddy, Tenn, q spectator, and also a n Z
cnt took exception to n ruling Of UNI
Zen Magill, who resides At Half Nd
Island, Tenn, when Maeill picked up
bat and bit Johnson n terrible blow on d
left aide Of the head. iracturing his sk d
from the temple TO the back part 4
the head. johnson died nj
o'clock this evening. The LID
ing caused the most inicnr
excitement, and Dcputy-ShcriR Rasor i'm
mcdiaiely started In pursuit for Magll
who iled 10 Georgia. which IA only lou
miles distant from this city. Johnso,
never rcgRincd consciousness. Ills parcnt
were ,clcgnphed zoe, but cannot arrive be-
tore morning.
later Marill, the murlcrrr. IL attn a,
largr, having left the city on foot. lie 4
only about Is years of ngc. II " Thought
he viii mike bis way 10 Soddy, his home
and oihcers have gone 10 that point h
watch for him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
RAILROAD TAX EXEMPTIONS IN
MISSISSIPPI.


We invite the particular attention Of the
readers Of THE AppEAL TO letter from
Jackson, Miss, signed "a Member" This
letter is compact with good sense especially
upon the subject OF the proposed repeal by
the Legislature Of Mississippi Of the rail-
road exemption tax laws or sections OF
laws. It will be seen from it that
the course Of TIE APPEAL in sustaining
the Legislature has been in strict accord
ance with the Constitution OF the State
and the decisions OF the Federal Supreme
Court which has time and again declared
that succeeding Legislature has full
land ample legal authority to repeal the
faction Of prior Legislature touching the
taking power" But even though there
Ind never been such n decision tho Con-
sii,ution clearly and plainly prohibits the
exemption Of corporations from taxation.
Section 10 Of Article XII. Of that instru-
ment, as quoted by "a Member" provides
that "the property Of all corporations for
''pccuniary profit shall be subject TO taxa.
'tion the same ms that OF individuals"
and Section 20 provides that taxation
"shall he equal and uniform throughout
'tho State" and "all property shall he
taxed In proportion TO its value, to be
"ascortained as directed by law" II Il
clear from this that the Senate has
done right in repeating the exemptions
from taxation unjustly enjoyed by rail
roads in Mississippi, and the lIous,
will do right in passing the bill to thai
effect today. The members OF the Legs
lature In view Of these quoted sections o
the Constitution would do n great wron,
II they permitted these exemptions 4
stand upon the statute books OF the State
They would be conscnthg TO the pcrpet
uation Of wrong, knowingly and williul
ly, and would therefore In morals as IL
law be more rcprchensiblc than the logis
lators, who In ignorance Of their duties
consented 10 the passage Of such slSillfulll
devised charters. The Legislature Of Mis-
sisslppi is in the just performance Of IL
duty when Il repeats these tax exemption
laws or clauses In rnilroad charters, ant
TmE ArrEAL liolievcs they nigh
go further aud sue tho exempted rail
road for tho recovery Of all taxes
heretofore unpaid. They might even %
further than that, and by competent
commission inquire into the manner Of the
land grant with view to the repeal Of the
law or sections Of charters by which rail.
roads procured land at cents per acre
tina, they ARE now selling nj 50 to $40. Tn,
ArrEAL believes In railroads and IN the
reasonable cncouragement Of railroad enter.
priscs by the people, but Il does not be-
licyc In encouragement by unjust dis
ordinations that increase the burden Of
taxes the toiling masses have 10 bear. The
railroads are rs well able 10 pay taxes as
are any Of the individual taxpayers Of the
State, and they should be made 10 pay
them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
nl.l.e vle-sa Win su.p,elon.

lrum inc ihtiaa''F"m h'snus
Read bctwcln tho lines, Mr.. Bialnc's
message from floTnce Is curious though
cmincntly characteristic performance
While declining 10 bc the Republican
candidate for the presidency, Mr.. Blaine
talrs pains 10 impress the adhercnts Of
anil 10 nu,ruadc Them 81 Inc tollv ,6cy
would commit fhould they nominate any
one but himself for the leading place on
their national ticket Of 1854 lie jup,lcs
with election returns TO show the immense
Republican lcescs bciwecn 1850 aud his
campaign In 1884. and modosily claims
that In that contest he won hack many
Northern States rom the Democrats. In
making this claim he inilmaics that he
would have an easy task 10 beat Cleveland
in the campaign Of 1854 In effect Mr.
Blaine myx I'll. Notwithstanding this
letter, Won mako me your candidate. I will
700 70 n tina, you carry every Northern
Stain hut one.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

suffered and stammered, and finally had
TO sit down dead failure-the worst, q
correspondent Of thirty years standing
said, that had occurred in that time In the
House. All the newspapers except The
Times accept this election and Goschen's
collapse us presaging a coming disaster to
the Tories.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

United states} admitting the possibility Of
his election, Which was, to say the least,
doubtful. His bead is level But, with
Gen. Grants, record before him, 1t would
have been surprising had he done other
wise Westbpointes arc not fitted for
civil life. fssli
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

The four center lights represent scenes In
Millions debating, while blind, TO his
daughters; entering st. Paul's school rs a
scholar, and his interview with Calico.
The four outer lights display scenes from
Paradise Lost, and Paradise RECLAIMED. !"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

TnR proposition to remove tho Libby
prison at the city OF Richmond, "brick by
brick, and re-crect Il In Chicago rs a
memorial Of the civil war Is nothing moro
nor less than scheme Of certain Ecpubli-
can politicians to construct another bloody
shirt factory for tho coming campaign.
We hope tho Virginians who own the
building will bull the brick market No high
IN TO put tho purchase out Of the reach Of
the cunning ariifccr who are at the bot.
tom OF the project Tho American people
arc tired Of this everlasting elimination
and recriminaiion as 10 the treatment Of
prisoners during the war There were
doubtless Instances of bad treatment OF
prisoners ON both sides, but on the ques.
ton OF comparative humanity II would
accm, from the report Of surgcon-G General
Barnes, u. $. A., that the odds are In favor
Of the South. His report shows that the
Confedcmtcs captured during tho war 270,.
900 prisoners, and tho fcderals 10000
II shows further that 2s,OOO prisoners died
IN Northern prisons and only 1000
died In Southern prisons
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

Tnr monument 10 Scrgt. Jasper, recent.
ly set up In Savannah. was not unveiled
yesterday. The weather wn not propi.
tIOus and the President and his party were
hurried. They drove. however, 10 tho
park and surveyed the statue Of the heroic
Irishman who during the Revolution
nailed the starry flag TO a sponge staff and
held Il In position In Fort Moulirio In
Charleston liarhor, until flagstaff was
procured. and this In the face Of shot aud
shell that made his position n very he'll Of
FIRE. The people Of Savannah, whose city
he died defending, have honorcd them.
selves In thus honoIing a noble hero.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
STILL THOSE PAYMENTS.
Not So Much n Question OF Material as
10 In Foundation.

Not 30 Much n Question OF Material as
10 n Foundation.
President MADDEN Is inclined 10 think
highly Of crosotcd brick rs paving mate
rial, and iavon making North Court street
a sample thoroughfarc for all the materials
mentioned In connection with the
needed city, Improvement But"
says he, tho Trouble lies not 40
much In ,ho surface material
~ Ia the foundation. What Is needed Ia q
concrete basis Ovcra soil such rs Mem
phis IL built upon, no pavement can be
made durable Without u TO this end
am nm advocaie Of establishing mn insti-
tuition whore ali our prisoners can be put
tn work breaking rock on n Wholesale
scalc" n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

ST. LOUIS. No, Web 2i-Du,arssl, CIV al
New Ofleans and ~ Choice. New Ot.csf,s siinc,
Dllen CalTu W. II. Cherry. Tennessee river me
rivef has risn ono foot e-ugs, ioL clear mud
mild.
vIrgsnUnC. Ma. Feb. 22-nlscr tl.ng
Oafland and bsures for New Orleans unSn. n.
wossd and tow. New Orleans, D ~. ia,act an.
Thomas sherlock. Clnclnnatl, tp ~. ~
WHEELING. ". Va. lsb ~ -Sos,,- nlstr a
lI-i't sis.irnf pleasant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23
THE WEATHER.


70 WAsnsoTos. Feb. 81 AIN.
loS For Tennessee: Threatening weather aud
F. rain, followed by tir weather In western
eoflion light 10 frsh winds, generally castcrly;
stationary temperature.
For hahanaand Mississippi: Rain. followed by
acarlnr weather. light 10 ffcfh norihwcstcrly
Winds. bccorniug variable; stationary temperature.
lor Arkrnsas; Rain, followed by ialr weather;
slightly c,ocr llgbi To ilcah northcastorly wlndf,
bccondny variable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

THE APPEAL

srRPAssFs EVERY OTHER MEMPHIS NEWS.
PAPER IN CIRCULATION IN TOWN AS
NELL AS COUNTRY
his a Democratic paper.
Hftnches ncH,ocrusic doctriHos
NaFpors Democratic Incl
Hsiqg.oyts Dnnocdhc mednrts
Hsietuuec q devoted 10 ne maintenance Of ne s,i-
rronacp Qf ne Democratic pdril-locai Sois and Ma
toaa aud a'e advancement Of all nc iaisrcsis Of Nta''
fhis, TcHn,s,ce and NE Union
Bsyfaess letters sAould b addrssWf;
THE APPEAL,
30 Second Sired. koaphis, Tdin
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

Mn. GLADSTONE has agaIn pledged him.
self to stand bv salIsbury in his foreign
policy. 10 England, In case Of an Euro.
pcan war, will prscn, a united front The
grand old man" Is always patriotic, he Is
always the large, liberal aud enlightened
statesman. As Blaine says Of him, 'hc Is
tho mos, remarkable man now alive"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

Persons who may have photographs or
pOrinliis, Of any description, Of the follow
ing cx- Mayors Of Memphis will confer a
great favor upon rIn ArrrAL II they will
kindly advise the Business Manager Of the
fact.
Robert Lawrence, iS393
Encch Banks, 1861.
John II. Morgan. 1873
Thomas Dixon, ls39-i0
Edward Hickman, lsis-3
J. J. Finley, 1867.
Sylvester Bailey, South Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

GEs. snrnipAS ncvcr appeared TO NO
great advantage az atihis moment prefer.
ring as he does 10 continue nj the head Of
the profession In which he has won all hIs
lame and whatever Of namc he has, to the
temporary honou 81 President Of the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

TnR Crown Prince Of Germany Is In a
hopeless condition and the venerable En-.
pcror Is in great grief because Of H. His
death would make no change In Bismarck's
policy. That IL fixed beyond any contin.
rrncv.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

leo Meriwcthcr, we'll known in lila
city. contributes 10 the February Coe.o'
nff1n an article on Mountain life In
itnn..frc. Tho writer spent summer
with linn among The sccnrs he dcscrIb,1.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

NTm Democrats Of Maine hope to carry
that State now that Blaine Is out Of the
way.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

The Wosaa's iloud for February con.
iains M q ifoniispiccc the Iiclup Of ino
Princess II Wales Ia her acadlcinic robes
q. doctor " music. Il
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TERMs or SUBSCRIPTION;

THE pfERLY APPEAL % a compendium AZ the
srr@ ~frn DlfLY APPEALS h agricultural
department 70 pepdird ipkh grcai oure n contains
conplcs m1sid reports. The pror issS tpin be nR Of
Laponfai poliioai otss and THE WEEKLY AP-
PEAL ,cir hop u rcdceis ji,ly iHJormed Of thoa
Tn priecqf THE WEEKLY APPEAL "a only a
ytai. II hos no superior
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NOTICE.

MAXIMUM trmpemiurc. 500 minimum temp
turH 40 o-onc, = precipitation. Ou0
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Our NEW rORK OFFIcE
Iossr o6ics of THE APPEAL No. " Trihan,
building, ycs lork D. n Van Dorm. special
Edsfoa fcenf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

The chairman Of the committee mp
pointed 10 select delegates 10 the national
conventional indianapolis. reported the
following names with the ratification Of
the convention. altcrnates to be- appointed
by tho delegates subject 10 the approval Of
the chairman OF the State executive com.
u.tsfa.s
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-23

Tho chairman Of The committee on rcso-
buttons presented 20 the convention plat
form for the Prohibition party. THIS was
on motion discussed and adopted scriaiim.
The approved platform rcads a. follows
l. The Prohibition party Of the state of Tcnnes.
so IN convention assembled. acknowledge Al.
mighty God ~ the rirhtfnl sovereign ~ AL men.
lfuin whom the Just powcn 81 government are DE-
coniorm an absolute condition 81 peace, rrosper
iiy aud happiness
We salrm allegiance 10 Tho National frohlbi.
ton tarty and favor legislative prohibition of the
Importation. manufacture and salc OF ~ hcnhnllc
br,enarcs snd the enipfvsneni thcfeof ny omsala
thafuurhiy Ia ynipsihs with the primo l'e. Of the
patty.
d The exl.,lnr comrcliilnn 81 The pcmorraflr
and ,cpnh'lCon psuIc< or The liquor snir \ kffti
urn % Sc u.fI,n I<rcricncc tncn. that any
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