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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
Carbohydrates.

8ir baben in Der Sanuars0 Drummer BET
ensIti6eu Monatsi9rift "The Catholic
World, cine ausseSei4uete slbbanbluna
iber bteies Gbema aus Der Sober bes &c:
Iebrten 9auIiiten : Patsrs 9lfreb Oouns.
Der 9erfu1er ueiBt mad. baB bic bsiIis:
fen, beriibmteifen unb erfolsrei6ten Mifs
fondre BON ben i3siten Der 4pofel Bis auf
uniers Gage, lire sr0Btsn grfoIse bur9
bic 8rebist i'm Sreien ersieIt baben. Sol9e
Beiipiele ieben mir an ben sroBen 2lpoifeIn
@nslanbs, benz 81. Iusuittn unb benz 81.
Batritius, an benz @poitel Oeuti9lan6s,
benz 81. 8onifattus, an ben sroBsn SeiIi:
gen DOmtnitus, 5ran,tstus, Iutouius non
Babua unb 8tncen3 Serrsr. 2luf biefe
Beiie purben ieber 3eit bic 9eiben be-
tebrt; NIT ioI9sn Prsbtsten wurben i'm
Wittelalter bic &eber unb in Spanien bic
Waursn bstsbrt. 0ie Wiifionare wartes
ten ni9t Bis fie in 9riftIi9e &ir9en Ia
men. ionbern sinsen gu ibnen FIN, lm ibrs
Betebrunssprebisten 3u baIten.
Dte @riinbe fir ioI3s Sanblunssweiie
fnb einleu3tenb. l1nsldubise WenI9en
IN b usrtommene Ratboliten babeu cine ans
ssborene S9eu Dor BET tatboIii9eR 9re.
bist. sic fir9ten slauben 3u mifen,
unb ibr 2eben befern 3u mifen, bsBpsgen
balten fie fi9 fern BON u~nisren &ir4en.
Die garabsl bes &6niss, Der feline Safe
gum 6eitmable einlub, sibt uns elm Bib
ibrer @eiinnunsen. Dte 9elabenen wous
ten nidt tommen. 0as that aIsbann ber
&6nts2 gr fanbte feline &ne9te binaus
auf bic StraBen unb an bic !3Gune, INN
ale ein3uIaben, bic fe an~trefien wirben.
Dur4 bieie 9arabsl sibt @byiitus isinen
apOfteIn unt ibren Ra9foIsern nidt nur
bic @rIaubniB ionbern ben gefsbl i'm
Tretsn gu prebisen, neil bisis Yrebistpsiis
our getebruns Der Wafen unb insbefons
bere Der armen unb 8ertommenen uotbs
wsnbis 1T. 9ie @eidi4ts bsr Stride bat
aud btsie pt9tise Wabrbeit In allen Sabrs
bunbertsn In sldnaenbfter Wsiie beitdtiat.
90 wurbe bas llmfi9sreifen bsr Iutberis
i9en Reteret tn Oeuti5Ianb gebemmt
burd bic umber3isbsnben 8sttslmSn9e aus
benz Srbsn bes 81. 0ominitus unb Srans
sistus, bsnsn Papit @rssor TX. erlaubte
gu prebisen unb Weie gu leien i'm Sreien
unb In Priuatbduiern, mo INNER fie uur
baS Bolt periamme!n t6nntsn. Die Wiis
fonstreuss, weI4e man au bieism 3psds
i'm Srsien ober auf 6fisntIi6sn BIdsen srs
ri9teten iinb bdufs tn ~unieren Gasen nod
au iebeu fopobI tn England ais lin
Deuti9lanb.
Wan wirb einpsnbsn, bic Seitsn bdtten
ft9 ssdnbsrt, bas WfitteIalter isi poribsr,
bisis prsbistusils fei ueraItst. @ber mas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
Suxe 1T 6ur8t(&es s.
Hereintate Staaten.

Ser bo9w. Batter Waerus
uou Wiuer, Dat, 70 meIbst bic v5anb
60. YreB", udre lestbin beinabe Elm
Spfer bes r8ltt3arbs" seuorber. Bon
Polo mad Wiaer reitenb, uerlor er fi9
mebreremale i'm Sturm unb warb pom Der
Na9t iberrai@t. @r wuBte teta auberes
WitteI, aIs gu i@reisn. Oas bOrten 5unbe
unb fe ~besannsn Elm Iautes 8enen. Dem
gslen folste Der bo9u. Wifiondr unb 70
fanb er ietnet Wes mad 9. e. Burtep's
Sarm in Mpba Gownibip. Ra9bem er
unb ietn 8onp erquitt uaren, fetts sr ieis
men Wes, obi9on es nabesu Wittsrnadt
mar, fort, UNI etnem sesebenen Worte
ssmdB am Sonntas in MtQsr gu fem.
Sater Maierus lou mebrere Singer b0s
e~rfrOren babsn. 0as 1T WiiiOnsIeben
i'm @eisn!
gu gbtcago in Der ct. Mi1aeIss
tirde iiab, setraut morbeu am Routas, ben
80. Sanuar: Ebeobore &ipptnser NIT
gatbarina S9oner, beibe aus Sanbwei.
Ter, Canton 2uremburs, sebirtis. Sell
unb Sesen I'M nsusn gbeifanbs!
@orrefponben3. - gm Sonns
tos, ben 90. Sanuar. bate Der 2uremburs
ger l1nteritisunss:8 srsin In Nsw Yort
cine gut bsiudte YsriammIuns. gs msIs
beten ii9 4 neue Mitsliebsr gum gerein.
Gad &uspsis bes Stnansuusi9ufes baben
mir IN ben lesten 6 Wonaten $40 &ran>
tengelb aussejablt, einen ib6nen S1rant
fir unisre SABINE ansei9afft unb iebsn
siner fesesrei4eu 3utunft ~entsessn.
@m Samitas, ben IL. Ssbruar, feiern
mir anier Stiftuussfet NIT elmer seisus
i9aftliden llnterbaItuns unb sebsnten mir
allen 2ursmbursern BON Hab un6 Sern,
psl9s uns beiudsn, einen senubret5en
9lbenb 81 usri9affen, ba bas 11ntsrnsbmsn
In ti9ttsen 9dnbsn Iisst. SIR 2anbss
Ierte pom Reu Yort, 8rootIpn unb umses
senb, perseBt aIio ben IL. Sebruar ni4t!
| Sbr t6nnt Sud gut amiitren. Wir bofs
fen, baB burd bas Seit bic ginisteit ses
fSroert unb bas sessnieitise 3uiammens
balteu seitdrtt werbe. Wir sebOren elmer
@eieqidaft pom QanbsIsuten an, bic in
Rotb unb Eot forst unb Oenen biIft I'M
fremben 2anbe, bic fi9 ibr ani4lieBen.
ale tommt, bic Sbr benz 9sreins nod
ni9t anssb6rt, gu uns unb beIft fur bic
quite Sa9e fdmpfen. @tner fur aae,
9lae fur gtnen.
8. .. Blum, Sstrstdr.
Gorreippnben3. - Detroit, am
Is. Sanuar 1888. - Serr 9onner!
8ieber bat Der Cob cine gutter 2eiertn Der
v@a3stte" babinserafft, namIi4 bic Satin
Don Mi9ael 5eint. sic mar ssboren 3u
Rieberteriden i'm CAUTION @apsaen, unb
fabrte ais Mdb4eu ben 0amen Marsas
retba gottons. slm Is. War3 ls49 tam
fe init ibrem @attsn sIei6 mad Der So9s
seit mad gmsrita. sic lieBsn H9 In
Detroit nieber unb erwarbsu bur9 SIsiB
unb SparIamtsit stu idSuss @erm5seu.
glm 80. Sanuar wurbsn ibrs ftsrbIi9sn
llsbsrrsts auf benz tatboIii3sn Srisbbofe
besrbist. sic btnterIabt sinsn trausrnbsn
@atten unb eine Go9tsr pon 9 Sabrsn.
Wt0se ite ruben In Sriebsul
limb nun ein anbsrsr Totssfaa, usIdsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07

perfitdt iou etneu Hotteu 9erlauf uebmeu.
Su Summen pon 200, 100, so, 25 unb 10
Dollars finb idon beoeutsnbe i3usaben ers
folst. @uf etnem gang tur3sn 8eiud In
Chicago erbielt Bii9of SrIanb $50, 900.
Das 3eist srobs Opfsrwiatsteit.
9iScefe q aIuefton.
Su Der sasreS Seart @iiiion i'm Sn'
bianersT erritorium fat unldnsit Der bo9s
MITE Bii5of Gallagher pon @aIoefton bic
bo9w. Wttslieber bss 8euebictiuer: Srbeus
9ermauus @uiuaume, 8incentius Eoup,
Souls gborou unb Rorbsrtus Sue sur
Yrteiferpirbs erboben. Gs mar btss bas
erfte Wal, baB i'm Snbianer:T erritortum
has 81. Satrameut Der Brisiterpeibs ers
tbsilt purbe.
atmSIano.
Sn Der ct. 8artbolomGusfirde In
Niirn6era 1T am 3weitsn @sibuudtsfsiers
tase Der berrli9e &Itar, cine Stiftuns Der
p. 26ffeIboIs'i9en SamiIie aus benz Sabre
1901 uub BON bsrlslben erit i'm porisen
Sabre su uriprinsIi6er S96nbeit pieber
berseftelt, sinseitirtt. Oie beiOen @iiens
i~fansen, peI9e ben altar uon Der Waub
aus baIten rnb bic anIdBltd elmer 5euters
reparatur Dor einiser 3eit aussebaust
murben, waren Iet9ttnntser Bsiie ni9t
pieber einsebadt worben. Der Sdaben,
Der an ben feineu S9nibwerten bes @ltars
bur9 ben Stur5 anseri4tet purbe, 1T iebr
bebeutenb.
Ser bl. Batter ia: benz 6iriten Bismard
sine SubsImebaile our grinneruns an
feline Setunbitfeier gum 9rdient sema9t.
DieieIbe wurbe benz Sarftsn bur9 ben
bodu'iten Sirifbiidof Or. &opp BON
gresIau iberbra@t.
Mm -. 9eSember ertbeilte Der bo9u'fte
Sti9of pou 9ilbssbetm gum sritsn WaIe
felt benz Sabre 1868 pteber i'm Dome 5
Nlumnen bes Seminars bic Eoniur unb
BITE nieberen Wsibeu unb am Is. erbielt
Der Dtaton &6ps aus R5rten bic Yrisiters
weibe unb primisirte am foIsenben Sonns
tase In ber Yfarr.ir9s ieines 9sburtsortes
R6rten.
Gl1te Sepe,te 11eloet Den an Sar1lta9
erfolsten Cob bes bo4w'fen Sii4ofs Or.
Oominitus &actne BON @bicouttmi. Oers
islbs uar am 4. ausuit 1878 gum eriten
8tidof bieier in CANADA seIesensn Oi0ceie
coniecrirt porben.
Cine aroBe Subelfsier gu gbren 9so's
XIII. pirb in Q3erIin am %. Sebruar uns
ter ben auipicien Der gentramsfraetion
absebalten perben. 8et bieier @elesens
belt iinb ais Steiner ausetinbtst: Or.
0inbtborif, &si9sniperser unb Or. 0tss
Der. 9teis sSubeIfeier wirb bic sr0Bten
Wednner bes tutboliiden 2aient5ums aus
Deuti9Ianb uereinen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
Ginperitanoen.
S6reibt Der .0abrbeitsfreunb"

S9retbt DER vWabr9eltstreuno":
Der e. .. u. 9rebuerein 1T felt benz
l. San. b. s. ms Qebeu setreten. Ri4t
ale 3eituusen unb 3eiti6riften baben ft4
bemieIben anssi9loIeu, wie bieies BET Der
geriammlunS in Chicago ben Gni9etn
bate, ioubern nur l6 an bsr 3abl. Wtr
9sbsn gu, baB es feline RIetnisteit 1T, 3si'
t%uussmduner gu eintsen, quot capita tot
sensus. uub bod wdre in bieiem &anbe
tatboIii6 :beuti5erieits ni9ts 70 iebr err
pini9t, als Elm einbsttlt9es 3uiammens
pirten Der SreBOrsane uno freunbi4afts
li6e B~e3tebun9en Der 9erausseber unb
&eoatteure aQer SGattsr gu chamber. @ir
birfen boffen, buB bic MttsIiebsr bss
9reBueretus feitbaIten am Brosramm, aIs'
baun perben bic ibrisen Bldtter balO ua9s
foIsen. IS muB nur Gorge setrasen
werben, baB auf Der btssiabrisen 9eriamms
lung bel @eIe9erbeit bet II. &atbolitens
9sriammluns bic NitsIisber bss 8ereins
in udbere Sstanntidaft treten, mas IN
Chicago 10 isbr uermiBt wurbe. gu benz
3wsde pdre Elm @lubbauS fir bieis Gage
erpiuidt, wentsitens 3wei 8eriammIuns
gen milIen absebalten werOen unb elm &C.:
msiniames Ssitmabl muB am S9Iufe bic
RttsIisber usreinisen, pOtu aud bic Mits
arbeiter Der SIdtter, bic gum PreBuerein
9eb0ren, seIabeu werben iouten. Quid
dicis hac de re 9err YrditOent2"
&ntwortst Der Yrdfbsnt: ginuerftans
ben. @srben bic usri9iebenen 4nf9ten
Der 6srren barber bOren uub bann NIT
benz 8oritaub bic pufeuben MabreseIn
t~reffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07

wia man bamit %bebaupten2 Sat man
etpa ietIber Elm beferes MitteI entbedt,
UNI benz sroBen 9aufen ber ltualdubtsen
unb 8ertommenen bas @uanseIium 3u per.
tinbeu2 Wagt man etpa 3u b~ebaupten,
bic seitise 91ese bieier 9trmen IaiIs ni9ts
r,ebr au pini9en iibrts2 Sat etpa Der
materie0e Sorti1ritt unb bic ~ungIGubiae
@uftldruns ~unierer 3ett bic Ratur Der
Wsniden sednbert? Climb bic meni9z
Ii1sn Sibisteiten, @sfibIe unb 2eibens
i9aften ni9t bisielben mite friiber? @eber
bic 4riflt9e Relision nod bic meni3ltde
Natur Fat f9 sednbert uab beBbalb wirb
bic 9rebist i'm Greien, psIae in friberer
Seiten 70 fesensrei9e Sri9te bra9te aud
nod in unierem Sabrbunbert Elm uld9ttses
Wittel Der Bessbruus bilSen.
Man mag uon bieier Brebistuetie ben;
Ten, mas man MIL, ibre Wirtuns III be-
beutenb, uie bic grfabruns aud in ~unisren
Easen benefit. Wsnn proteifantii9s
Settenprebiser i4on 70 sroBe @rfolse auf
bieier 8abu e~r3iels1, wie ptel gr6Bere @rs
folse wirb erit etu tatbolii9er 8rietsr,
iusbeionbere Elm WttgIieb zines angeiebenen
Wiitonsorbens ~er,ielen, bas nit benz Gins
ieben, msIdes bic @sIibbe Der Irmutb,
Der &euidbeit uno bes @sboriams unb Gin
abset6bteteS unb uneisenuiSises 2eben
uerleiben, auftritt? @arum ioute in uns
ieren Gasen cine 81. Sewesuns Der Settler
nidt mOsIi9 isin, pie ie our !3eit zines
bl. 8ernarbus unb gincen3 Ssrrers m5s:
LID mar? aas sroBen 8epesunsen i'm
@briitentbuut, iet IS fur bas @ute, isi ss
fir bas gOie, batteu lire &ruit in Der
Brsbist I'M Sreteu. Oie @eidt6te aIsr
&esereten beitdtist bteie @abrbeit. Der
beuti5e 8oltsssians, bas beuti9s &ir1sn:
lteb unb bic proteitantii9e Brebist waren,
unb finb nod CUR Stunte, bic SauIeu Der
lutberiiden Reteret.
DAP bic periammelten Bti16fe auf benz
Blsnarsg oneiI In Baltimore cine tur3e
9rsbist pom rpenisitsus flint Wtnutsn fur
bic itiusn WsFsn an Sonntasen pori5ries
ben, 1T septB cine re9t bsiliame Inorbs
nuus. 2lQsin cine 10 turse 9rebist Tam
niu1mer bic @ebiesenbeit unb bic einidla:
senbe Wirtuns babeu. weI9e bic sroBen
9ebsimnifie uniersr &elision unb bic seiitis
gen 8sbirfnifs bss 9oItes in ~unieren "a.
gen erbeii1en. @s 1T ulebr erforbert, uu,
etne sroBe unb bauernbe Wirtung auf bic
Setter unb @emitber Der %rngldubigen
iowobl als Der 8ertommenen berpor3us
brinsen. 8enn mir una nt9t bemiben gu
unierem 8olte, tnsbeiOnbere gu ben UT:
men, wsI9e 10 lei9t pesen f9etnburer GU
ridiesuus ben 8rieitsr bufen, ~binsussbeu,
UNI btsieIben fir gbriitus ,u %seuiunsn,
bann usrben Sanatitsr un6 8DIfe I'm
S9afspel3e, pie 8idliffe, SUP, 2ut6er
unb ibre Ra6foIser Bis In uniere Gage gu
ibnsn btnsebeu unb ie In ben 9duieru unb
Offentli9en 9lasen uuterrtdten, unb ibuen
5aB sesen bic Stride griiti unb 2isbe gum
Nbfau unb our llnabbdusisteit etnf6Beu.
Wenn gu trsenb elmer i3ett bic grnte rsif
unb bic 3abI Der S9nittsr, Der uneissus
niisisen Grbsitsr, sertns mar. iolts biss
nidt tn ~unieren Easen Der 5aI isin2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
sine Wabbiner.Geoe

&aIirt be @olsti in ieinem @erte:
LA Russie %juive" fIbrt cine &sbs an,
UNI isinsu 2eiern bic sebeimen 3ieIe unb
8eitrsbuusen Der Suben a~usubeutsu. 81
ieIbit bat bieie &ebe, wie CT etnseitebt, aus
einem eusIii9sn 0erte beS Cir Sobn
RsbbcIif unter benz Gitel: v9eri6t iber
bic btiforii5spoIitii6en @retsntie Der ssbn
lestsn Sabre, bs%rssnommen. Die Rebs
3sist uus, init psI9er sritaunli4en 8ebarrs
It5teit bas ilbii4e 8oIt felt unbsntIidsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07

Sbr tennt, ebrwhrbise Sriber, bic 3eits
erbaItnife. Guf Der etnen Seite ltno bic
Reni6en uon elmer unbdnbisen 2eiewutb
6efeelt, auf Der anbern Seite ersiebt ft6
etu Strom i9le6ter S9riften. IS Tam
taum sei4iIbert werben, wel4en S4aben
bisie tastdsli9 ben Sttten unb ber Helts
sipn aufassn. Odrum ieib etfrts barauf
6eba3t, bur9 Bitten unb @rmabnen unb
auf anbere @eiie bic @Idubtsen uon ienen
~unlautern QueIen ferntubalten unb iie gu
befern gu fibrsu. Sebr niislid wirb es
iein, rpenr unter euersr 4uffi9t unb 2eis
tung Easesblatter eri9einen, wel4e benz
BON allen Seiten barseret9ten Site Setts
semdB sntsesenutrten. unb bic Wabrbeit,
Eusenb unb &eIisiOn i4asen.
Geo XIII. an bic portusieIi6en SiidOfe.
1885.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
aatborf@er atrHen L. RaIenoer.
SeIus heiIt etuen gIinben Cue. Is.
A6tuns i6r Sat6ofi&en !!
Die sti,,,,e pes BERT. 8ias TX

8ir erfu6en Sie t~nftdnbisft, allen oenen
nit eurem suten 8taen nnb enrer 9unit
bet,uiteben, bic, nit @eiit besabt unb nit
~senIseaber &enntutB ausseriitet, fi4 an
Sic Grbeit mu9en unb Bidder unb 3eituns
sen sur 8ertbeibisuns uub Serbrettuns ber
tatbOIii9sn 9ebre uer6fentli6sn.
@ncpcltca Yils TX.
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Die gtiuttae Seo's XIII.

Qafet euer 2i6t Ieu6ten uor ben Wtens
i6eu, bamit fe euere suten 8erte ieben.
l1nb Der 9srr sebe eu6 basu Seinen Sssen!
Geo XIII. on has in Barma eri6einenbe 9Iatt
Luce" 2eu9ts), @nian9 1880.
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Str&ft&e VeutS&eiten.

SnIano b.
9as Goleltiren fur bic tatboIii9e llnis
, 1888-10-28
Campbell's Big AR Ship.

New YORK, Oct. 27.-Just as soon as
the wind and weather permit Peter c..
Campbell will sail away from Coney island
in his big air-ship. The gigantic balloon
will require eighteen thousand cubic feet
of hydrogen gas to fill it. A large fan
wheel directly beneath.t the car, eight feet
in diameter, raises the ship when turned
toward the right when turned toward
the left the car descends. On Zach side
of the car are two lmmovable rings which,
with a fan wheel at the stern, serve to
steady the motion of the car. The rud-
der is placed in the bow. Mr.. Campbell
has not the least doubt that the ascension
will be a success. If the weather is IA
vorable to-morrow the navigator will at
tempt to sail over this city and Brooklyn.
, 1888-10-28
A BLACK EYE FOR JIM.
Postmaster General Dickinson
Goes for Blaine
Carlisle Takes the Stump in
Indiana.
Democratic Heavy Guns Get
ting to the Front.
Dickinson on Blaine.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct, 27.-
Postmaster General Dickinson spoke here
tonight in the same place where Mr..
Blaine, some time since, so vigorously as
sailed him. He began by saying that in
case Of Republican success, Harrison
would be titular president, while the man
from Maine would be regent. Referring
to Blaine as the ~cataline of American
politics and the Burr of modern states
men. He denied in toto Blaine's state
ments made here as being false in sub
stance, false in general and false in detail.
The speaker had complied with Blaine's
injunction ito study history" and in do
ing so had examined that gentleman's DO
sition in relation to American politics. In
giving the result Of his research. he did
so in the following language: Whatever
record Blaine has made upon his coun-
try's history that is still extant is bad and
Whatever is not extant is burned. He
has done more to corrupt the public con-
science and to debauch the political NOR
ais of young men in this generation than
any other influences. He has been ena-
bled to do do this, like all public men of
history who have attained eminence, be-
cause in him the Burr in politics has been
so attractive that he has been some times
successful. His b~rilliancy and magnetism
have attracted, but it has been an attract
ion to ultimate destruction. He has at
tackled, maligned and slandered pure pub
lie men of his own party, and they, with
out exception, since he caue to his emil
nanoa onI apnIr-l houa hoon il,,eto,,
in the ranks of his enemies. 1t is true of
while all honest men are
men have been his friends. This is the
placed the insignia of the soldiers of the
cross, the plumes of a knight by an infidel
and scoffer."
He went on to say that Blaine had not
been in politics for the country's good,
but for his own selfish ends. He chal-
lenged anyone to point out a measure
fathered by Blaine which had been of
material benefit to the people. He would
commend the ]utteIarcGs to Mr.. Blaine of
one who lowered above him as does
the truth" Dickinson devoted the re-
malnder of his speech to refuting by fig
ures and other evidence the statements
made by Blaine in his Grand Rapids
speech two weeks since. He paid partic-
ular attention to Blaine's figures on New
England's consumption of Western pro-
duce and as to the effect Of protection
upon workingmen and farmers. He fur
Their argued that the great national mar
kets for the Northwest were the Southern
states.
, 1888-10-28
Carlisle in Terra Haute.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 81. -Speaker
Carlisle opened his canvass in Indiana to-
night, speaking TO an audience of 5000
people. In the beginning of his address
Mr.. Carlisle said: Judging from what
| have seen Mt more speech making is
necessary in Indiana. The Democracy is
ready for the fight, and anxious only that
it shall come off at once. | am quite sure
that the state of Indiana is Just as certain
to cast its vote for Cleveland and Thur
man as the state of Kentucky. Zap
plause. Mr.. Cleveland needs no
eulogism at your hands. 1t is safe enough
to say that his administration has been
honest, conservative, patriotic and consti-
%tutional in all its methods. Mr.. Carlisle
here enumerated many Of the predictions
made four years ago in the event of the
election of Cleveland, among others that
the rebel soldiers would be pensioned. He
said that not a single one of these pre-
dictions had been verified. No confeder-
ate soldier has ever asked for a pension or
will ever do so. In the course of his re
marks about the surplus Mr.. Carlisle
said.
The first day ofJuly 1887, the last one of
the matured obligations OF the govern
ment had been called for redemption and
yet at the close of that month there re-
manned in the treasury over and above
the requirements of the government a
surplus fund amounting to $40, $1,000
and that had been accumulating since at
the rate of 50, 900, 900 or $1,000 900 per
month except so far as it had. been dimin-
ished by purchasing bonds at an enOr
nous premium, and the great question to
be decided by the American people is
whether or not the system of taxes under
which from 1900. 900 to SlO,O 900. 900 per
month Is taken away from trade to be
piled mp in the public treasury shall be
continued. There are two lawful ways of
disposing OF this money. ONE is to use
it to take up outstanding unmatured
bonds of the government, paying enor-
nous premiums. the other is to deposit
certain parts of this money from time to
time in the national banking associations
of the country upon pledges of security
required by law, so the people may have
access to it to use in their business. The
treasury department has resorted to both
, 1888-10-28

students fired their college yells at the
president. The insurance mems banner
was inscribed, Eve don't insure free
whisky" The metal supply dealers
chorused, Don't, don't, don't be afraid;
tariff reform is not free trade" The
wool men had a load of sheep in a Wagon
and rplacarded, Free wool will start
mills and employ idle labor" Buffalo
Bill rode by IN a carriage and Judge Mar
tin walked with the Lawyers club.
The parade occupied one hour and
ffty-ive minutes in passing the stand. A
careful estimate put the total number in
line at 1900 men. After passing
through T~wenty-ninth street, where the
Democratic national headquarters are
located the various bodies dispersed.
President Cleveland, wife and party
started for Washington at A D. m.
, 1888-10-28

these methods, not because the secretary
or president Is IN favor OF
purchasing your bonds at
a premium as a permanent policy. or be,
cause they are in favor of making large
deposits OF public funds in the national
banks as a permanent policy, but simply
because there is absolutely no other law
full way to prevent the accumulation in
the public treasury, to the great injury of
all interests Of the people in every part of
the country.
The Democrats of the house of repre-
sentatlves, said the speaker, recognizing
the necessity for a reduction of taxation
in order to remove the burdens from the
shoulders of the people and prevent the
accumulation of this dangerous surplus,
introduced the Mills bill. This, he said,
is not a free trade measure. 1t is a very
moderate measure of tax reduction. 1t
proposes to give you cheaper lumber,
cheaper clothing, cheaper agricultural
implements and many other things. 1t
proposes to reduce the tax upon manu-
featured chewing and smoking tobacco,
not including cigars and cigarettes. | do
not believe in this as an independent
proposition, said the speaker, but recog-
nizing the fact that all legislation is neces-
sarlly the result of concession and COM
promise, assented to this partial repeal of
the internal revenue tax. In my iudg-
ment when the tax has been removed
from clothing and food, it will be time
enough to consider the question of taking
the tax from cigars and whisky. APP
plause.
Mr.. Carlisle said that under the laws
passed by the Republican party there is
an average tax of $40. 10 on every hundred
dollars worth of imported goods, and
asked it such a tax was imposed by the
state OF Indiana on taxable property for
the purpose of raising an enormous rev.
enue unnecessary for any public purpose
how long the Republicans or others in
Indiana would submit to it. He argued
at length to show that such duties on i'm
ported good, which We're added to the
cost price, made it not only possible, but
in most cases necessary, for additions for
a like amount to domestic goods as if the
American producer did not add to the
price OF his article the amount of duty on
the imported article.
The Democratic party propose to make
a reasonable and moderate reduction of
these taxes and revise these laws SO the
government shall receive ample revenue
for all public purposes, and the people, be
relieved from unnecessary burdens. The
speaker spoke at some length regarding
the senate tariff bill and in reply to the
statements of Congressman McKenley he
closed by appealing to the farmers to as
sert their rights in matter of tariff, which
he said, was a discrimination against them
In favor of capital.
, 1888-10-28
Stuck in the Ice.

SAN Francisco. Oct. 27.-The whal-
ing bark Rowland arrived from the Arc
tic ocean to-day and reports six New
Bedford and seven San Francisco whaling
vessels fast in the ice about latitude IA
north, longitude la west, near the place
where the Jeanette was broken up. The
vessels are in an extremely p%erilous situa-
ton and the prospects of their getting
out are very poor. There are between
500 and 600 men on the tied up vessels
and unless the ice breaks up soon they
will not be able to survive, as their pro-
visions cannot hold out for a great length
of time. Steamships have been started
for their relief from Fox Island, loaded
with supplies, and the result of this ex-
pedition is awaited with great anxiety.
The value of the thirteen vessels, includ-
ing the seasons catch, which they have
aboard, will aggregate over half a million
dollars.