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Execution.

WOODBURY.. N. J, April % George Nc
ClslIan Danham was hanged in the yard OF
thu Woodbury. jail st 1929 this morning for
the murder of his mother ir-law, Barbara
Handle, 10 November last. Durham spent
the last few hours of his life in singing and
praying.
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Queen Victoria.

RERLIN, April 26.-Qneeu Victoria visit
ed the mausoIeum Tbs morning and spent
some time in prayer at the tomb OF Emperor
William. The Empress and her daughters
accompanied the Queen
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APPROVED by the President

WASHINGTON, April 26-The President
to-day approved the act to prevent any per
son or persons liz the cities OF Washington
and Georgetown from making books and
pools on the result Of trot:ug or running
races, or boat races.
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Our Little Ones. for May, filled with in
terestrg reading matter for children and
prettiy illustrated, has been received from
the Russell Publishing Company, Boston.
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At the residence of Mr. E. II. Hawkins on the
10Th instant. by Rev. Father O'Kane Mr.. l.. II.
DoLAN and Miss c. L. Washington
papers please copy.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for
children teething, is the prescription of one of the
best female Lurses and physicians in the United
States. and has been used for forty years with
neyer-faillng success by millions of mothers for
their children. During the process Of teething
us value Is incalculable. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery aud diarrhn, prinine
in the bowels and wind.colic. By giving health
t. the child it rests the mother Price 25 cents
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK. April 26-The stock marke, omen.
ed steady to firm this morqing, most of the Ii,,
being small fractions higher as compared win
last evenings closing figures. The mar;set y
active, but the animation wa confined princi,.r,
to tel or dozen leading stocks while the ra. ~.
the list was quiet to dull and most tie ae.;,i,,
disappeared from the market before tue end Of IN.
hour. Prices were irregular aud somewhat fever
ish, but generally dropping in tho early traling
some stocks declining as much as y per cent. In,
this movement was of short duration aud mo-; NJ.
the losses were subsequently legained Thest
vance was accompanied by renewal of tie r.
mcr activity, and at II oclocs the m4rket,y,
active and strong, generally at slight fraction.
better than first pre- 5 Money oasy at -
BALrIHoRE, April % Virginia u ,ou-o.i..,
40; past.duo coupons 60 1o.tes 81 Zee. 3.
"a bid today.
ALEXANDRIA MAR&sT, April 26-Poa, !.
in good demand, with well assorted s.oes IN l-.
hands no effort is being made 10 pres, .4e b.
either millcrs or wholesale dealers We, :.
without change we find at home rs in o. lsr r.,-
Ret6 q growing Scarcity Vi 9LllttiS chuce NIseits
which sell at outside prices, while other sal, eau.
not be moved 50 readily; figures st.li range fran
rs to 96c per bushcl, as to condition Of ssm5l
Corn is unchanged and firm at g. to G3 in Bpj-
and at G3 to GA in sacks delivered Rge G5t,
IA Oats 80 to AZ. Eggs and other proia.e s.e
steady.
BALTIMORE, April 26.-Got,m qae. and
steady: mddling 97sa10. Flour STEADY sud IA.
changed Wheat-southern quict and s;estr
Fultz 90a96; longberry 93a9S; Western higher
closing quiet; No . winter red spot So .91
May 90l2a904l June 9l+a9las July g0E4el
Corn-sou thern quiet white o2aG3i yellow
63a64 y; Western steady and higher mixed SPOT
62s62 y May G144a62 June G0aG2 o. firm
Southern aud Penna 3Sa42; Western white A.,
43; do mixed 39a41. Rye firm at 10a75 H.7
firm. Provisions dull and unchanged Cot q
quiet Rio cargoes ordinary 10 far 14.l4t..
Whiskey steady at 81 21a1 %.
NEW YORK, April 26-Cottou steady upland.
9 1916; Orleans 9 15.1G futures eady fiour
quiet and steady. Wheat higher. Cora ef.r
Fork quiet and steady at Sl5a15 p old Mea
Pork S14 25a14 so. Lard weak at $ 32ie
CHICAGO, April 90 II a. nat this hour NE
June option is quoted as follows Whrat -
Corn 547s Cats 325s Pork $l3 so short mas
81 2212; Lard 81 50.
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The April number of the Musical Herald
has been received from its publishers in Bos-
ton. 1t contains much of interest to must.
Clans
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LEGAL.

ITO FRANCIS l.. NORTON:
l. Notice is hereby given you that you are re.
qnired either to surrender possession of the prem
ises which you hold ofus. on Union street in he
city of Alexandria. Va, under the lease to yon oi
March 10, 1857, or to pay the tent due md iu
arrears therefor.
THE VIRGINIA leon SHIPBUILDIEG 90.
BY $. FERGUSON BEACH, Attcrney
an1 Z nj NJ.
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1.-THE books that helped me most'' is
subject that many prominent men have been
interviewed on lately. and none have had
the Justice to give the pocket book single
word of Acknowledgment.
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nouneed that Count Herbert Bismarck has
been appointed Minister of State, Piussian
Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Nomination.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 26.-Courtand
c. Matson, of Putnam county, has been nom
iuated for Governor by the democratic con-
yeption
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AUCTION SALES.
Gv Green G. Wise. Auctjonee,

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF tie Ci,,uf
i Court Of the city of Alexandria rendered Oh.
the Goth day of March, 1883, in the chsncety
suit OF Daniel Young versus Mary F. Jones &c
the Undersigned therein appointed special com.
missioner Of sale, will sell, at public auction ON
SATURDAY, the DIST day CT April ls>S in
front of the Market Building the following rrs.
estate of Mary E. Jones, now deceased VIZ
A VACANT LOT located OH Columhl, street
between Wolfe and Wilkes street. adjoining the
house and lot sold in said suit to John 7 Hill
Terms: One fourth in cash. and the rcsitu, iu
three equal instalments at six, twelve ana c gbt
cen months; the deferred payments 20 be secuted
by the notes of the purchaser, with interest a; SIX
per centum per annum from the date Of sale, aud
the title to be retained until the whole Of the pur-
chase money is paid. Conveyance 81 Tie cost o.
purchaser. Sale at , O'CLOCK N.
j. X. NJ. MOTION, Comm ioroT.
Es- The above sale IS postponed to SAT uE-
DAY, May 9Th.
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1, John S. Beach, Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
the city of Alexandria, do certify that the bond
required by law in the above cause has teen duly
executed. Given under my hand this 2G.h DAY
of March, 1883.
mh26 WITS John. 6. REACH Clef5.
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DIED.

In this city April oath, after painful Illness.
JAMES w. PATTERSON in the 72d year of his
a
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Dearest father, thou hast left us;
We thy loss most deeply feel.
But It's God who hath bereft us;
He can all our sorrows heal
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
respectfully invited to attend. his funeral, from
his late residence, No. 131 Payne street FRIDAY
afternoon, at o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-04-26

THE DEMOCRATS of Halifax county have
endorsed President Cleveland for re-nomina
ton, aud in the very same breath request
the Virginia delegation in Congress to Sc
cure the Immediate repeal of the internal
revenue system. No wonder people outside
of Virginia have poor opinion of the intel
ligence of the Virginn democracy. Why,
the chief reason for the Presidents 70 noml-
pa!ion in all the States except Virginia and
North Carolina is the fact that in his last
message to Congress he earnestly recon
mended the retention CT the internalreve
ystem 1t is no less absurd to be Cleve'
land man and An advocate of the repeal OF
the internal revenue system than it would
be TO be temperance man aud an advocate
OF whisky guzzling.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

By virtue of deed of trust, executed on the
4,h day of December, 1883, by james II. Tayen
or and Darthua f. Tavener. his wife and record.
ed in deed book 81, PAGE 12S IN the Clerk OH e
of the county court of Prince William county the
undersigned substituted trustee will offer for ale
at public aucton to the highest bidder, in the
town of Brentsvillc in the said county on MON
DAY, May 9TH, 1855, Chat being court day OE.
ACRE OF LAND, moro or less, with all the i'm
provements thereon, it being the same nd
which was formerly owned by Samuel IT, sind
Elizabeth Janney snd adjoining the land of James
F. Grimes, and William K Seecmau,
Terms of sale.-Cash enough to pay the OK
penHes of sale and the sum Of $50 81 with inter.
est from De;em5or lth, 1883. subject to credit
of SIP the amount due under the said deed Of
trust and the residue on credit of one aud two
years bearing interest fron day of sale
T. T. MEREDITH,
ap11 1aw4w Substituted Trustee
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BALrIaonE, April % Virginia u ,ou-o.i..,
40; past.duo coupons 63 1o.tes 81 sew 3.
ga bid to-day.
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Mr.. MCMILLIN, in his speech in favor OF
the tariff bill now before Congress, said the
question at issue is whether We will reduce
the tax on whisky CT the tax on clothing,
ina tax IN that without which men can live
aud prosper, or on that which is essential TO
their existence and comfort-a question that
narrogs itself down to contest between
the drunkards' appeti:es and the poor mans
back.n Mr.. McMi!in only stated the case
fairly. How people, in land of free schools
and cheap newspapers. can be induced by
the transparent iallAcies of the few rich
owners of protected mines and factories, and
their paid agents, to oppose bill that re
tains the tax on whisky in order that the
tax on the necessalies Of life may be lie
moved or lessened, is past finding out.
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TNHE ST. CLAIRE HOTEL.
4 Corner 9th and Grace SITS Richmond, Va
Fronts the beautiful Capitol Park, the most Gle
waited. central and fashionable portion of the city
Rates reduced TO s,it he times s. 30 and y 90
per day. The table accommodation equal 10 ANY
in the city. Hacks and cal attend All trains aud
boats STEPHEN HUNTER,
ap4 w4w PTopriet3r
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appointment.

BERLIN, april 26.-It is officially an.
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ALEX NDRIA.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 26.

TIE goRKINGMEN Of the North are be-
Ginning 10 realize the fact that they have
ham deceived, and that though their ears
baps been filed with the cry that protection
protects labor, their pockets have been Kept
empty, and, in many instances, even tnei'
stomachq. At large meeting OF the LABOR
ers OF Philadelphia Tuesday night, one o.
the sneakers declared that las our tore
fathers protested in 1776 against taxation
without representation, SO we tonight pro
tes. against tax which We know is equally
AZ upiust.n Another one, answering III;
own question, "why is it that the manuiac
turer wants to control the votes OF his work
men ?" replied, because you havea system
in this country by which you tax yourseive
for his benefit" Continuing: he sald
"They say the tariff is for the beneht o
American labor. Yes, 80 it Is but not 10
the American aborer. 1t makes you isDo
longer and get less. In our early days INT
country had the audacity to grow at 81
enormous rate and pay wages double tnos'
in the ole country. The tariff has kiilet
honest industries and does not creat
any," These .3eeches were loudly applaud
ed and the meeting adopted unanimousl.
resolutions in favor of q low, or no tstih oil
raw materials and the necessaries OF lite
The tide has at last set in. That it ma
reach the proportions Of q food ID the mop
of all really wise Americans who have tn
oooa NJ tba neople of their country at heart
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NEW YORK, April 26-Cotton steady upland.
8 1916; Orleans 15.1G; futures esdy. fioui
quiet and steady. Wheat higher. Cora hef,r
Fork quiet and steady at Sl5s15 p Old lla
Pork S14 25a14 80. Lard weak at : 32l9
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clans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-22

Depew movement. Its purpose is only TO
hold the delegation away from Sherman
and throw il to a Western man at the
proper time"
THE FIGHT IN PENNSYLVANIA
is to down Quay. Charles Emory Smith
and McManes are both against him and
they hold the key to the situation. 1t is
barely possible that Quay may beat them,
but not on Sherman. He may effect
combine and throw his forces to Gresham
and make him the nominee. Everything
tends to show that unless Sherman is nom-
mated on the second ballot, and nobody
believes he will be, one of the Indianians
will draw the prize"
There are no two better informed politi-
clans at the convention than these TIVE
gentlemen. Mr.. Thompson is deep in the
councils Of Boss McManes and one of the
most Influential Philsdslphians here.
Their opinions rate high in the political
market.
HAS GEORGE WESLEY DESERTED THE WAR
TARIFF RANKS?
1t is reported that Mr.. George Wesley
Atkinson, who has figured here as an enthu-
siastic Sherman man, has deserted his IA
vorite. He is now using his influence In
the West Virginia delegation for Gresham.
The significanee Of Mr.. AtkinsOn's sudden
conversion is not explained. The votes OF
the West Virginiaps are very uncertain
quantity. They have wavered to aud fro
many times in the last few hours. On the
first ballot they will probably divide as
follows:
THE WEST VIRGINIA VOTE,
Sherman, 5; Gresham, 3; Harrison, il
Alger, 1; Blaine, .. Ii will be seen that
Mr.. Blaine is accorded two votes. Col. A.
c. Moore said this evening that at least
that number of the delegation would vote
for the Maine man whether his name Is
before the convention or not. A, B.
White save the Sherman men will stand
by their candidate as long as he is in the
field. They have not considered second
choice but would probably act together IN
the matter.
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z hSs- IL! N9y.hwSn DelegluOnS
n-lGz1y Over % Dsc-
la10l Whid
IIl1lElS3 SECTIONS DOUBTFUL,
nft t2.7 Tll,hsd TPOn IN a Git
E a.sa, Way-Whsre are
12 Bill DsclaniOns?
|NnECII0E FOR lHE WORKER,
y RsrgrBD.sni Protection Plank
Rl.11. D.nOnisP Platform,
@l Good al

'n. '.'asa,a, a,..s.r
y '@ !aas 2l.-Tas Republican
"' d a'aopa,y Is cOnplete, made 50
H'''oa Of tbe plataf m this morn.
a'' Affected dsharatiOn for 4
as Of tie war ahG. No hui
'-'aS ar.z r,forner On regard it a
-''''' a6ackward dep from th'
Eaa!'4 Bot tbs advocates o
'''' Of var tax do not fisur
a1'aaaD.
y 1'7oaSEYs, raUsT AGENTS
- 'oaPORATroS bUNsEL
H. '':as throat, I'D they den
H.. a''aoOopoly opponents the poe
Ia' auab from thsir table
~, A'as DO, even thought wort
H.. @aOOsh the poor and films
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brousht .bresst In tbs march Of
tbe dsyelopmsnt Of wealthApd
thsir sistsf States In the Union.
aGood.n1 And then VII.
ARE Al sbrsast thus will be NJ
ries such - have existed heretofore
under u blessings Of . common pr
ity.
YES, By REPUBLICAN, BAYoSErs.
All this vicked spirit Of sectionalism IL
the prsssat adnainistration has revive
[criss of 'faood, y good, ~ will be over.
thrown and tie South board to the North
and every other section Of country in the
bounds Of prosperity which are ever
stronger than any that oan b forged BY
copstitutienal provisions or Legislative
enactment All will be stsrteI
with us on that march 10 destiny tia
greater and grander than any lar
can describe. If therefore, high
character, long tried and capa'
manship, unfsltefsng and unsw
votion 70 the prindlplss Of Rep
% you have Aanoascsd them /
with O guarantees Of suc
polls In Novembsf 10 b
such magniAcsut rslulta as
Gated are recoumendAtions
then nominate John Sher
Ohio, but Of The Uniksd 3
applause He will
where with the psepk -
England. tLauehtsf o,
INSULTING xutR
One reason he won't b 1opalar .is that
the combination that was nads oyer al
st. Louis was put On . ~ loAds platform
10 march under The ba11e1 of the sams
aid bandAnna that ~ knsW - we'll In the
war when Il meant only es1psshead 10y
atty, end which now sssans tnly British
free trade. (CtIss Good,
and cheers. Bat ~ day The
old handanna vas nonisatsa - people
Of this country foresAw tAs - patton By
You of John Shsrmaa whe re- 4senb the
flag enthusiastically beloved by<ths loysl
people Of this country, and every Ats felt
that II should b our banner Rthe sp'
preaching campain 70 ofEsst ths ID ban
danna." [Exrsordinary enthus.n-]
II was at this point while Gov. prsts'
was taking his seat, that the great ~
stration occurred. Aftse The sxcif
was In measure at an end,
John NJ. Langston, Of vifein'
the convention In favor Of e
TAe speaker left the Y
thusiastic and hearty ch
applause had suhsided
Carolina, seconded th'
FILTERS no
Then Editor Smith
Press, pisotd Mayor
phia, In nomination.
out weie greeted wi
gled with cries Of
Time" &c.
lie WAS followed
Wisconsin. who ple
in nomination with
was literally sppls
o. the hall. The Ch
Governor Rusk b.
nomination and a.,
second. No rssponf
OH the floor. The /
MANNER Of the TO
further speeches m
roll call, !" ssid tbs
o'clock the convent
o'clock tomorrow.
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Oh, Soi

Nomipatsthe great man Of New 4ork,
and don't be afraid Of the arsnfsn Of the
Northwssk Minnesota viii give DepeN
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|S7lR
=
tntHist'rP Long
GrsOtten ChStnutS
FORTH n He ORATORS
grs the aFaVOrite
| ~" inNonipatiOn.
allIlBOUlai LATE WAR.
Matte Candidate Did Twen-
rEive YTsAgO.
ayI The cd USED TOBE
AtH,S Alive . the DAYS
dthe Deal PaSt.
NUIIIlT is NOW,
|, IsaI Boom tor Mr.. John
. Slermc
aBL oGERR oilO ICICLE.
> o. Nan Agaa o. Field for
Sure
CHS lBE ONLI ENTHUSIASM,
,FTrn 0. Ohiosoonfs the Nom
nation
HERS FLAG ODER KISSED.
rr H,,sT,vanianlold the Reg
SER Nr
Ellly lid BLLINBOiH DEAD.
& VI 5s Beaz b Boss Nc
Names.
gVvlllElI 10 GOlO HARRISON
lz.a cIv2 Bl.lOts-la Sherman Il
W.,hiraw q
Aii.!lI 70 Be SHEaAE S HEIR,
:. lis tTT1 Of the lrswIesi hey
y.-s Po,Ideia,
EIaPLlifORA OF RIEIPLES
a.-1 Wise Uuexp,sd Weakness
A5l-!s ,ls Mares.
I:P BACKWARD ron 1884.
a-z -,r al Trusslnd Employers
& hlar LabC Can
Sand Upon
lll I!I!S Ind PRB EHlSKY.
z TSa7 IL! y9-.hwszn Delegation.
n,l-ay Over % Dsc-
latgl Whia
lGlHlS3 SECTIONS DOUBTFUL
nfsIa.7 Ilu,hsd TYOn in a Gilt
z 2a:a. Way-Whsre are
l2 Bill DsclaniOns?
NMECIIOE FOR iHE WORKER
NRsc,grB l,anits Protection Pan
Rl1a.D.nOenis Platform,
&l Good al
IA 2,aaa,a,o.,.r
y 'o !aas 2l.-Tas Rspublie'
VI . 2'aopOy Is eOuplete, made
'''oa Of the platafm this NOR
"'' i,,,ioO,ed dsfarstiOn for
Of toe war ahT. No tn
'~1aS ar.5 r,iormer On regard it
tn abackward dep from I,
asl'.i Bot tbs advocates
<sa Of war tsxss do not figu
'1''aiJu.
~ 4rIDpyyy1 raTsT AGENT
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CRUSHING BLOW

q
/ ton must have been madly blind. Inc
gag law was sprung on the Malone men
and their case went down without the
DOOR pretense of a hearing. They will moi
forget il for years"
"What will be the result?'
"There will be two Republican tickets
in the field in every county and Con
prsssional district of the State. There
will be two Republican Ielectoral
tickets. Both will be beaten out o.
seht. That is the case in nut she'll
We will lose three Congressman, II mol
more. The protective sentiment had beer
lowing in Virginia, and we had fail
nance to carry the State now there is
NO HOPE
oabolding what We have already gained
This is the general sentiment The con
t v.ntiop. in its anxiety to down Sherman
. ~ driven back the only wavering Demo
Lie State into the columns Of the soliC
SOath.
ruK HARRISON BOOM Is GROWING.
Ma safe to say at this hour that he Is tn
u,0st nromisipp candidatein the field. TIT
y -snreseutative of the REeIsTEE met Mr
" rbomas NJ. Thompson, Of Philadelphia
a his evening Mr.. Thompson Is warn
lend of Boss James MeManes, and con
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HON. JOSEPH r. HAyLEY.

When Illinois was called a buzz of ext
pectancy broke out which grew into q
shout Of greeting when Leonard SWEET
stepped upon the platform to present the
nams Of Walter Q. Gresham. tSwett's
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A WIRE Ma
A Prsdictlon thati


William Taylor
years, e.periencs
yIr.-
nss oosn ~ WI
Allegheny city
mechanism.
,ocl.d ana noss
, A." ..".,.,,.-.t Ia
'ue ~ s'', p'..sNAA<
allowed 70 enter. Ak'
J. Clark Williams, AA
@. Morelsnd. Tbs -
n-.,.,-..,, -
nniI msk'ns mscu..
rePoI.tI Ncoiap.nss
era 20 o'ne' e.pe.S
rn. usy ' VI -, 49,"
s,"as s'on' 's. e., ~" -,
U un Sn,o n.;,s a. ~
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HERE'S RICHNESS.

What, though Republican honesty and
foresight, swell the federal treasury
wherewitb to liquidate nations debit
No question Of surplus should arise until
tina. debt be paid. Bot il il Of supremesi
moment that the toiling millions, the bone
and sinev Of the land, shall not, BY snuf
fling can't or sensational policy, be made
victims OF that false system ofspolitical
economy which tends 10 beegary. W.
welcome the issue protection or free trade
Let the sov sreign freemen In the next elec
ton say whether the only republic
founded on the rock Of freedom, blessed
with every gift of nature, crowned with
imperial powers, enriched by willing hand
Of honest toll. peaceful, prosperous
and Homogeneous shall Be do
tbroned, degraded, pauperized By
A marty and policy at war with the verJ
ueuius of our national existe1ce. "Witl
malice toward more, with charity for sll, ,
LET the battle lines which ran east and
west be now formed from north to south
advancing TO the seaboard, there to pro
| tect the homes and fresides, the peace apt
prosperity Of the nation, and let bim VIII
has served 90 long, 30 ably and 90 faith
fally be placed in command Of the victori
ous column. Make him our stspdarl
bearer, and every principle Cor which tn
party has battlsd. every triumph which
| has achieved, VIII be represented In ou
leader. Nominate him add there viii b
no sophistry, no fiattery 90 plausible - b
divert the intelligence and common sens
Of the people from the vital issue. Nom
mat him, and sense Of security, Of safet.
and of confidence in the future viii @yi
talizs into triumph and victory. ! nomir
ate the patriot, the statesman, the hossl
man, john sherman.
! Gen. HsstinR' speech wss admirah