The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-18
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Si'yfyy Grease to be Tied OFT cf Trntec-
tloui..s-Mr. Eandali'- Eoturn-Cieve-
lands Level Eead-The Democratic
Committee Fighting Sobly Lator and
Conspiracy, Etc.
THF GRKAsr OF PERSUASION Mr..
Quay Is correct 10 going 10 Pennsylvania
30 secute Republican campaign fund.-.
There ia where the oleaginou. protection
lists dwell-ihe men who nave waxed IA.
upon government bounty. When the
tires of Quay's persuasion are applied the
silvery grease will come-Exchange.
RANDALL The PHILADELPHIA Rfc0rd,
which las long aud shjy mlinv.in,d a
fight against projection in the ,f.ed,l o.
the protective doctrine, and which las,
therefore, persistently and consistently
opposed Mr Randall, is grsoi0usly
pleased TO announce in its issue OF yes
terday that there will be no effort made on
the part of the low-tariT Democrats to
prevent the return of Mr. Randall to
Congress Washington Post.
LEVEL HEAD.-President Cleveland,
in a letter 10 Mr.. Chauncey +. Black
saws that this campaign is one of infer
nation and organization" and that the
plain people must be reached What a
Level head our Grover has "The plain
people" ere the salt Of the earth and the
safety of The Republic. NJ. Cleveland
has reached the hearts OF the masses by
giving them honest and capable service,
but Information and organization are
needed 10 get their blllo.s into the box
Phils Record.
THE SLAVE TRADE ~ CENTRAL ARR
CA.-The destruction wrought in Cen
trail Africa by Arab slave stealers within
the past five or six years is appalling. In
regions where Livingstone, Stanley, and
Cameron saw large populations no hu
man Inhabitants can now be found
Most Of them have been captured or
slaughtered. and remnants OF tribes have
escaped into other districts These re-
rions are included between go and 800
east longitude aud between 90 and l2o
south latitude, and embrace on area OF
nearly 100000 square miles.-N. Y. Sun.
W AAANl u u'At Aii Ok rs VI 4A'ou
sccisl'stic outbreaks in Europe. \ rum
Der Of arrests have been made in Ger
many, and the Swiss Federal Council has
decided TO expel Bavarian Socialist tai
Tor named Holman, now in prison in
Zurich, who has been in active CORES
pondence with the Chicago Anarchists
and their representative 10 Swilzer-
land -EscLnDCc
FIGHTNG ALI ALONG THE LINE.-No
inch of debatlbe ground will be yielded
by those in charge of the Democratic
No locality where Demo
cratic success is possible will be neglected,
and no effort will be spared TO make the
victory In the Democratic States Of 1891
overwhelming.
Tie Democracy will not be content
his year with merely rejoicing their
President The re election must be by a
so great as to show gen
sral Endorsement by his c0Unirymen Of
-leve.ands prudent and patriotic Ad-I
New York Star.
BLAINE AND THE sTALwARrs The
able Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore euH explains as follows, how
Blaine is weakening in the house Of his
friends
There is ac,uliy DO attempt to deny
hat the stslwart Republicans Of New
York especially, have not become recon
.iled, and the detection in 1888 will |
carcely be less than in 1881 1t has !
- 80. 10 rla oil cffflal fIaN 4, J
he very improbable event Of Harrison's |
election Blaine and Blaine influences |
would absolutely control the administra-
ion, with the inevitable consequent re- /
ult Of wars, rumOrs Of wars, widespread /
corruption and gigantic Jobs without
lumber. SO thoroughly does this con
,clion pervade political circles that the |
iemand has been publicly made here up I
IN Harrison 10 state without reservation /
whether OF rot there is an understanding I
hat Blaine is TO be Secretary of State in .
,ase of his election. This demand comes /
not from the stalwarts, but from the .
frightened half-breeds."
CAN'T STAND THE PLATFoRM.-One by /
me the intelligent Republican manufac- /
urers Join the revolt against the crazy /
tariff scheme outlined in the |
Republican platform. The Republican |
programme offers them no hope of free /
Jaw materials, aud proposes to shut them
)ut forever from the markets of the world /
n the face Of the fact that the American /
market is frequently oyerslocked through /
he inability Of men 10 buy goods that T
hey would gladly purchase il they had
he means.-Exchange.
DR. Galier OF Paris intends to study /
he yellow fever microbe Tie says
Il shall settle down in Jacksonville .
or the time being, and have another
iunt for thst microbe, but don't expect /
o fad 1t anywhere hut in the inlesiines. I
Nv belief is that yellow fever is analo- I
,Ous TO cholera"
knowing the conclusions you formed .
sfter your experiments with DR.. Ferran's I
virus, suppose you do not .
jelieve in incubation being preventive I
If yellow fever :"
Il do not | tried the system on my /
elf in Havana with good results and |
With some results which gave me little !
wish to repeat the test Repeated micro
copic examinations showed me not a
-ellow fever microbe in my blood.
For conscience sake, however, | in /