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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20
HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHERLAND PIONEER. No. OIL

nfci Ny Smith 4 Powell. Syracuse, y v Caiyei
May q is,,. Color hlack shield snip, throat
brstei aiHpe up lcii shoulder over on rght band
around hips belly. lers and one half tall white
slfc Nclhcfland Prince No. ia n. n. n. the bot
combined MIA and butcfbull IN America
lam rrunella ~, bonutiful CIV. years oil
Marh !, iNs7, with the form and all the point ~
agcat milkct rrunclla "a had iIcon giving milk
mon Than eleven months In her ayraf old iofm
and held up n moro than 2 gallons pr day shi
took prizes al the New York State faln In 1855
and isI
Gmndam rave fH Smith a Powell 90 pounds
In one day when year. ola.
NETilERLAND PIONEER T. very straight and
squar. With an oxcccdingiy broad nnd level lack
foid long hips toft coat an unusually mellow
skin. snd weighs nearly ion Iounds Hcryioo Tee
si0 oash. with usual pd,iioRrs q rciuul
For further particulars addfcu
MT n CAnLfN. Manager.
Inrt. inN Al Memuhla Tenn
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MAPLE SPRINGS
Stock Farm.
SITUATED AT
ST. ELMO STATION, c. 4 0. RAILROAD,
o Miles From MomphIa
+" BLUEGRASS" No. $50.
standard ana Registered

Sired by Ryslyks IIamblcionian sire ~ 10 iroiier
with records 81 2'D or better aud sirc Of VI som
that have each gotten one or mon 30 performers
tint dam XIII by Ions Island Hack iIawE; SECOND
dam by Young Duroc. half brother 10 American
EoliT~ci thini dam by Collins Messenger by ln
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS & is'i hands high. scalbrown NJ
most black, with wine c1lonci TANKS aud muEsle
two white heels, heavy name and tall. long boiled
heavy boned ani very stylish. Ne l. the slrc Of
Grey Cloud. tccofd 2,1i'i-trial 2ip'.. OF bccchcr
slrc Of one I'D performer and of the dam oi Lady
u Lyons, rcconi 22i.. lie 4 half brother 10 nox
ter 2i5il hottie. 2isi Jay Gould. 2iiii. Gcorfc
wilkes, PA and iull brother Ia Menolaus 2M
BLUEGRASS Il tho only ton Of Rysdyt's lfain-
bletonlan. Whose @ryiccs were ever ofitrcd a. tho
people SOUTH OF KENTUCKY. and he will this
scason bc limited 10 ten outside marcl lee so
osh, with usual privileges oi nuturn
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two Very piacren, Relations.

from the Denver News
He said that Col. Smith, of Missouri,
had twice been an unsuccessful candidate
for congrcssi'n nal honors before the people.
A local politician Of some note, whom the
colonel hal time and again assisted finan-
eially was opposed 10 him in politics, and
therefore worked and voted against him.
A lew days after the second defeat Of Col.
Smith for Congress lac met his friend, who
asked him for n loan OF $50.
Look here. Sam," said the colonel,
'how Is II that when ! run for Office you
always oppose me, but when you want
money yon never fail TO come to me2"
I'm tell YOU, colonel" replied Sam.
Politically ! anu opposed 10 you, but
finqncially am your friend"
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FOR SALE.
TANES A. LouD0N, REAL ESTATE AND
81 rtntal agent No. - Madison street, offers


TANEs A. LouDoN, REAL ESTATE AND
u r0ntal agent, No. 81 Madison street, offers
FOR SAL.
Ia bargnin) Lots No, II, l6 and 49, on north side
Washington street, between Main and Front front
ing "a foet on Washington street by ~ feet deep,
brick house on said lots now paying over 10 per
cent Price, $4,000; half cash, balance In one, two
and three ycar.
roR sALE
Two-story frame house, s rooms, good we'll aud
stable, together with 1910 acres OF land; Is now
half cash, balance In ono and two years: three and
one'half miles from city,
FoR SALE.
Lot No. |, block No. q corner Pontotoc and Ten
nessce streets fronting 60 feet Tennessee street
Cheap terms easy.
Lot ie, Main street, g7,SxitS
ron SALE
:, Part lot Isl, Jackson street, between Main and
Front
roR LEAsF
The south hall Of tract u land bounded by
Henry street Chelsea, the north by Wolf river ON
tho west, by Front street on the east and by Han.
nah n liennngs saw.mill property on the south.
This property embraces about one and one-quarter
acres and extends 100 40 feet along Wolf river and
lisa choice saw'mill site. win be leased on long
time.
1 TWO HORSE POWER PORTABLE Roller
Il aud engine Apply 800 fernando street
. LOTS, WITH IMPROVEMENTS
y Fart OF lot lbi southwest corner Main and
Overton streets, 2hxi feet
Part Of lot i6i, fronting on Ovcrton street, In
rear OF above lot, 2Sxa0 feet
MRS MARY NJ coNNELL.
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HEALTH n WEALTH - Dr. neanrcsardis
Tonic and Neryine. tile Great
Eranel auseilla.

NERVOUS DkBILlTY IN all ~ stages mental
~ ana physical Depression, spcrui1toulioH, ~.
poch0ndrla stcrillty, neuralgia hysicris. ineapaciY
iof study OF business paralysis impoisnrc. cpilcp
". loss OF memory, soliciting " The brilu, and all
diseases Of tho nervous system may b. radically
ciirud IN either by the Ne Of thl, uncxcclicd
preparation. II N q matter OF supreme importance
" u.e appropriate Treatment lOf the cifv 81 the
49, N.,.,,,s w. ". n, t,,,,re ~.
proved iuinlllble II taktn nrcufdihr ~ diictione
which nfs AL rel IN cari lsiie Ono box Equal W
one months treatment VIII ciirc ncrnt tafc.
BY nail prepaid on nucltt NJ prize We guarantee
ala boxes 10 saifs any sNsc. Win cnsh 0nlsf 70
ccitci W us Zoe Blx boxes nr viii .cui 0ut wfltor
not effect cure. A. kcuktit q 20, Druggists. sole
agents. for United tlatos. iU aud 10 hsin street
Assas.hla Taa.
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Don't waste time and money and undergo
needless torture with the knife when Ethio.
pan Pile Ointment will afford instant relief
and certain cure In every case Of blind, bleed
ing. itching. internal and external piles
Rangum Root Medicine Co., manufacturers,
Nashville Tenn. 80 cents and u per bottle.
Sold AT Ilcisicrs drug store. 2s3 Main street.
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A good garden is "a continual delight, a
paradise Of fruits and flowers from many
lands. II Is a conservatory Of things use.
ful and beautiful, Of fruits for service and
OF flowers Tor sacrifice. In the morning Il
u all freshness and perfume; at noon Il !.
brilliant with color, while at eve Il b..
comesa temple for meditation and ior
rest.
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The poet Rogers once took n lady 10
wish one OF the English gardens She
asked him the names Of some of the flow.
or. lie said, 81 love flowers too well 10
call them names -
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CHEAP COLUMN.

advertisements In this coumnwill be charged at
rate OF l5c for two lines one insertion, two inser
tons. Csc: one week, Soc.
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" ycu want a mellow and waxy chew OF
tobaccu, buy "0LD RIP"
MEMPHIS GRoCgRy Co.,
Wholesale Agents
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" YOU have no appetite, Man-a-lin will
give you one. u YOU oyor-eat yourself Man
a-lin will relieve you.
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d r. d. S. JOH N SONS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
no ~ .Toffarsop Straat

Established In isO
np. JOHNSON r. acknowledged by all parties in.
~ tcrisici M Ivy inr the mot succosiul physl.
tian IN the Treatment u private Or secret dheapis
Quick. permanent cures guaranteed In every case
male 1T female Recent cascs ~ Gonorrhea aud
syphilis cured In few DAYS without the use OF
mcrrury, change OF diet or hindnnce from bust
ness secondary syphilis the last yestige cradt
Gated without The use oi mercury. Involuntary
f-1m lmpoicncy or loss VI sexual powcn rcslorcto
re vigor IN few weeks Victims oi self abuse
and excessive ycncry, suffering irOm spcunaiouhea
and los 81 physical aud moutal Bower. speedily
aud permanently curcd. Particular attention paid
a. the Diaeasca oi Women, and cures guaranteed.
PILES and old sorcs cured without the use OF causG
~ tho knife. All consultations strictly connden'
country.
rC-worklngmen cured NJ half the usual alcz
Once hours irom O'Clock am. 20 O'Clock p N
u. h JOHNSON. ND
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COMPREHENSIVE.

faiaic business Mr y. A. Kondis. The style Of the
hm vii rrinain n, heretofore y. ". ROYsTER a
co. Thankful fof a. llbcmi patronage heretofore
extended 10 the oid Gm. bcsrcak continuance
OF the famo 10 tho new. guaranteeing faithful
conduct Of all busincia leil In our hands.
" w. ROYsTFR
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ron SALE

f
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4:
CrRArToN, THOMAS ROGERS, 20 MADISON
- street.
A special list OF Residences Building Lots, Bust.
ness and switchiProperty NJ very reasonable prices
and terms Consult your own interest and inspect
their list before purchasing.
,n.T'
nD -
FOR SALE.
2Ss feet front on the fashionable mari of N,ssis
slppi avenue. Including cottage, al less than
Switch property on X. C, NJ 4 b road. at 5000
per foot.
Four Lots near waldran avenue, at 5000 per
foot
Hcuse--M Magnolia trees etc.-6oxco; splendid
condition; worth $500; price s., $50.
Etc, etc.
BARGAINS foR QUICK PURcHAsrRS
six lots sold yesterday. -Four lots left on Trcze.
want avenue, opposite race track entrance eastern
terminus East End Dummy
Two beautiful acres ON Poplar boulevard, near
residence Of NJ. c. Pcarc Cheap.
East End suburban lots Terms and prices to
suit purchaser.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED.

without tho knlieof hndmncc 10 business IN from
90 20 ~ days. BY the Mcdionled soh Fad Truss aud
Office treatment. Acontmci made with each patient
Structure. Hydf6coc and Nnricocclo curod In
fhuft time Circular on application.
The Mcdicated soft Pad Truss has the
trring Ia the trout therefore avoiding All kidney
Troubles. and can ~ worn night and day NcFnaf
auicc this truss "a bc cny 10 wear and ~ hold up
the bowel. or money refunded Made and nticd 10
male VI female BY DR. NOilE
20 Iefcnon A.. Memphis. Tenn
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ROOMS AND HOARD.

p0ARD--i77 sEC0ND-A PLEASANT ROOM
ID with board for man and wife can bc had at
III Second street. Reference must bc given. Day
boanlcrs solicited Mrs v, SClIERER
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DoARD.-GooD DAY BOARD AT $3.50 PER
ID MONTH 2i9 Union vt
DEslRABLE ROOMS AND BOARD AT nMAD.
L y son street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-15

Tho Republican press Is fairly stopping over ana
Instance is The Ncw-Yorl, Tribune. Which us an aver
age samp,c Of the dciyng tho atooed statesman
louisville CourcrJourna
No. neither the Republican press nor THE
TRIBUNE is engaged in that business. You
and the Democratic press arc doing that kind
of work President Cleveland is the Tattooed
Man, and whatever you and your Democratic
associates may be saying in private you have
exalted him in your public utteranccS. by adula-
ton as debasing as it is grotesaue, to the SUI
preme dignity Of moral craftsmanship. You
have dcfed the ideal Tattooed Man of Ameri
can politics.
This is the Presidents real title to fame
and he is without rival. His Administration
has been tattoocd from beginning to end Since
THE TRIBUXE's detailed review Of his appoint
ments was published no reputable Democratic
journal has dared to take up the infamous
record and either explain or defend 1t. The
brand has been burned in too deep to be
effaced by partisan writing. The tattoo-marks
are in the Department Of Justice, in the In
terror Department. in the Indian service, in
the Internal Revenue Offices and in the custom
houses and post Offices Everywhere appoint
ments have been made without regard for per-
sonal fitness capacity or character, and the
public service has been degraded and de-
bauched.
Come, ilatterers and worshippcrs of the Tat
tooed President, tell us if these things are not
true. Is the record at fault when it sets forth
the names Of 2l8 ollicchoders appointed since
1885 who have been directly connected with
that the civil list Of this reforming genius Of
yours includes two murdcrcrs two hrelings
Of assassins, seven forgers, three rioters, five
indicted offenders against the revenue laws,
and mail thieves. defrauding codnty officials
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embezzIers, bribers, blackmailers, gamblers
wife-beaters, and drunkards without number?
Is there any possible answer on your part to
the Indictment framed by THE TRIBUNE
against the administration as at onco the least
efficient, the most partisan and the most cor
rupt and infamous in the annals of American
politics?
Gentlemen Of the Democratic press, we do not
ccnsurc you for keeping silent when you have
no answer to make to this terrible arraign-
ment. We are well aware that there is no
possible defence of your Presidential candi-
date But why can you not have the dcccncy
to abstain from Offering daily sacrifices OF
praise and adulation at the shrine Of your idol ?
Why do you persist in degrading yourselves
and your profession by proclaimng without
ceasing the apotheosis of the Tattooed Man
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atew1)ork Dailp Gribn,re
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1883.
THE NEWS TBIS MORNING.
FOUNDED BY HORACE eREELE

Foreign.-Mr ParnelIs summons against The
Times" will be called in Edinburgh on September
10; it is not thought however that the trlal Will
begin until after Christmas - Councillors Fin
Law and Nora of Roscommon, were sent TO prison
under the provisions Of the Crimes Act -
M Floouet Prime Minister of France. re-
ceivcd deputation of striking navves; unem-
ployed worlmen created disturbance in the ship
wards of Calais - Four Italian officers were
killed in the massacre at Saganeti.
Congress.-Both houses in session. - Sen
ate: Mr. Reagan introduced a bill to control
trusts; Mr. Morgan spoke on the Fisheries Treaty
- House: Mr. Campbell, Of New-York, IN
troduced bill to grant the widow of General
Sheridan q pension of $1,000 a year.
Domestic. Mr.. Blaine travelled from Boston to
Augusta, Me. He was greeted with enthusiasm
at every stop made - General Harrison made
speeches to delegations from Illinois and from
Hamilton County, Ind. - Charles Crooker died
at Monterey, Cal - Five new cases OF yellow
fever and one death occurred at Jacksonville, fla
since the last report - lie Alert oachen
Iroouois Puritan, Bedouin Hildegardc, BERTHE and
Hesper were the days winners in the yachting
cruise. - The Convention Of the American party
WAS organized in Washington - General Scho-
field WAS appointed TO the command of the army, to
succeed General Sheridan.
CITY and Suburban.-The loss at the Sacred
Heart Convent fire amounted to 100000, Insured
for 81 $4,000 a new building is to be erected at
once: the homeless Sisters and Their pupils We
cared for - The Committee Of Congress which
has been investigating the imm grafton evils con-
timed it's work. Two children were burned to
death in cottage at the Mount Tabor n. j.,
camp-meeting grounds - Captain Delfosse re-
lated strange story of piracy in the Caribbean
Sea - runaway car horse injured three
people and damaged property in Brooklyn -
Proposals for almost six millions in city bends
were accepted at from 100 to lo6. - MIS-
Iangtrv and Frederick Gerhard started together
for California. - The winners at Monmouth
Park were Specially, Fresno, Eurus, Cascade,
Klaftan, Lottie Wall and Leroy. - The Chi
cago ball team defeated the Giants TO 2. -
Stocks dull and lower. with frequent fluctuations
closing steady.
The Observation-Disclosures. Tor to-day! FAIR
followed by local rains and warmer weather
Temperature yesterday: Highest, SO degrees
lowest 5sS; average. c.
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THE TICKETS WE'RE ~ THEIR HIS
HOW TWO YOUNG MEN SUFFERED on ACCOUNT
or TIER FORGETFULNEss.

HOW TWO YOUNG MEN SUFFERED on ACCOUNT
OF THEIR FORGETFULNEss.
John and Finley sinn two young workmen employed
by John spence plumber, OF NO. seventh ave. went
to Coney Island by the sea Beach road on August %
One of them put their return tickets In the sweat
band OF his hat and when they were on their way 10
the train 10 return be forgot where tho tickets We're
They had sIcnt all thcr money and falling 10 ma 'iS
tickets were kept away from the tram Ihoy so' ia
an a;er alton wiki the gate keeper and wcfe aresiet
for assaulting him After spending tho night IN me
lookup they were taken before Justice "aHns IN
Gravesend Hc told them If they pleaded not sui'y
they would be remanGed for trial In the Genefn
sessions in September but II they pleaded guilty "ou"
be let off with light sentences SO they pleaded guilty.
and were sent to Raymond street Jail in Brooklyn ZOE
twenty days each
When their employer heard Of this he secured
writ Of habeas corpus for their release ana u "a'
heard before Judge Bartlett in the Brooklyn Sul"'"
Court yesterday. Tho judge said that a. Inc H''"
pleaded guilty he could do nothing, but thar 'ol"F
Judge moore had special authority over the az, oi
Justices OF the Peace. Judge Moore J., away or NJ -
cation Justice Waing has writicn letcr SAM as
he has found that the young men Wcft ho' a. p's 81
lie thought aud asking JudGr Moore 10 i'lcdse lHci
o add to this affair." the wife OF JOhn rihu i doV"'
10 become mother and IN destitute circumstances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-15
PERSONAL.

Word comes Of the death Of SIR. stronach who was
the manager of the CRY of Glasgow Bank, which
failed few years ago with losses Of more than S'3'-
100000 lie was sent to jail for year and han
for falsIfylng balance sheets, and ever since lived IN
obscurity thoroughly broken man.
The lato NJ. Ducler, who a Senator and for
time Prime Minister OF France, was I'm boyh6od a
printers deyil' In newspaper Office lie worked
his way up until he became Of tho leading editorial
writer's IN France Tn n NJ entered po It ca HE under
the patronage Of VI. GARNER Pages, the edcr. Du,nt
the second Empire he retired to private lie, ana
amassed hno Ioltunc ~ promoting companies.
Professor L. D. Ventura has declined the call 10 the
University Of Athens, Greece which was recently ex-
tended to him. and declares that he has made America
his home. lie will spend next winter Chiefly al Dos
ton and Lowell
The King Of the Belgans hates tobacco, noyor wears
gloves, and goes barchcadcd much as possible. He
Is fond Of bathing but docs not swim. Geography
and languages his favore studies, and he has
travelled IN almost every A.i8tic country. lie j.
handsome man, slightly bulls but muscular, win Duo
eyes and big brown beard touched with gsy'
Mr. Conlngsby D;raell, who IS SIN at Oxford, has
strong physical resemblance his illustrous uncle.
lie IS an enthusiastic musician and talks OF deyotns
his lfe to studying the language universal" His
political ideas al PROBABLY no yei fully formed but
ne often siariles his friends with strongly Radical al
most SOclalstlc, uterances.
Tho Rev. Dr. Charles II. Eaton, the pastor of tho
Church OF the Divine Paternity, was one OF those who
arrived in this city by the North German Lloyd
steamer Ems on Monday. DR.. Eaton spent part OF his
vacation upon the Continent and one month OF 1t on
the Carnegie cCdch Hug Trip.
In the Spanish Cabinet there are two men OF Irish
ncagc-senor PendcrcaS Minister OF the Interior, and
Lieutenant General Ryan, Minister oil War.
Milan, King Of Serva, Is a miserable creature Some
years ago he went to Vienna for brief stay, and on
the first night of his visit he lost Sl2o,O 600 at the
Mobiles Club. The money had 70 be paid within
y.four hours, and tho amount was not within
his reach he went to tho palace and requested loan
from tho Emperor who gave hin The money On con-
dltion that he would not play again: and yet, me
very next night be was found at the aAle, and did
no, rise until $4,000 more had gone No application
could be made TN, time TO tho Emperor, Milan
raised the amount the security Of a splcnfdiy-
jcwcllcd scim.tar his most valuable hereditary POS
- sion which hal been presented TO the lste Prince
Mlcsch by the Emperor Nicholas. This scinitar has
never been redeemed, and 1t Is no." IN the possession
Of Herr BleichTOder tho Berlin banker.
The Hon. Robert c. Winthrop is visiting Mount
no. l.
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nIhO1AS APPnAL.

We print elsewhere the petition made by the
people of Dakota to President Cleveland for
special message to Congress upon the admission
Of North and South Dakota as States. 1t is
brief. but eloquent with facts. 1t seems hardly
credible that great Commonwealth like this
should have been kept so long in Territorial
long-cothes, and the wonder is that any po-
Itica party should have had the audacity to
DENY it its rights for so long time. 1t IS
hardly necessary TO rehCalse the claims OF one
or both sections Of Dakota to Statehood. Tho
figures are an old story by this time, or would
be il it was not that every time they are
brought before the public they must be re-
viscd to keep pace with the marvellous growth
of the Territory. In population, in wealth.
in the intelligence Of is people, in the umver-
sal diffusion OF education, Dakota is already
a great State, far surprising number OF the
older States. Yet its only representation upon
tho floor Of Congress is a delegate, VINO may
speak, but cannot vote.
This petition places President Cleveland IN
an awkward position. He cannot send special
message to Congress urging the admission oil
either one or two States with the name OF
Dakota without passing silent condemnation
upon tho course Of his party for many years
past The sole obstacle to recognition OF the
rights of Dakota has been the Democratic
House Of Representatives. The Senate has
twice passed bill for the admission Of South
Dakota. but the Democrats Of the House have
stubbornly refused 60 pass it because they be-
lieved the new State would be Republican.
There was an implied promise before the last
.identa election that if the admission Of
,se state should be postponed until after that
election there would be no opposition to its
admission in time to vote in the Presidential
election Of 1888. This pledge has been VIC
lated. The election is upon us, and Dakota is
still out Of the Union No more shameful
denial Of the rights Of a free people has ever
been seen in our history. There is but one
effectual way of righting this wrong. Every
voter who believes it is a crime to withhold
representation from this State-for it is State
should vote for a Republican member of Con-
cress in November. A Republican House OF
Representatives means the prompt admission
of Dakota
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Nr1vvopx DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1883

defence, especially when the majority Of them
voted for the Retaliation Act and the resolution
against the ACCESSIBILITY of attempting diplo-
matte settlement. Senator Morgan, IN particular,
has been forced to reverse his own record and TO
dine sumptuously on the huslss Of his own words
every day the debate has lasted. lie would ap-
pcar to be q good model for acknowledging
partisan Senator.
In response TO pressing demands for campaign
literature in popular form we publish this morn
ing Tribune Extra No l02, entitled De
mocracy Means Free Trade IL contains strik-
ing cartoon representing John Bull in the act OF
teaching the Democratic party how to spell Free
Trade and emphasizes the fact that England mas
recognized in the message, the Mills bill ana Inc
Democratic Tariff speeches the informing pnn-
ciplcs and even the stock phrases of the Golden
School The record Of the Democratic party
past and present is also presented, and citations
are given from the message and the Tariff debate
for the purpose of identifying Democracy with
Free Trade This extra is sold at the same rates
at which over $4,000 copies of No. 90, Engands
Only Choice" have been circulated two copies
for one cent; So per thousand and IN iots OF
10, 900 or more 81 80 per thousand