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Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

HALIFAX, March el.--The steamer
Eedtr!Snd, from Antwerp for PhilAdel
phia, with Too passengers, vas TOW ed
he-e yesterday by the steamer Amster
dam. TIE Nederland lost her propeller
Ga the 18TH Inst, 800 miles east OF Halt
lax Sbe was picked up on the 18th BY
the Amtt5rdsm. The Nederlsnd will
procure new propeller 1T RAiiax
The passengers are all well.
New YORK, March p The British
ship Record arrived here yesterday
from Calcutta, with the crew OF the
schooner William l.. White on board
The White foundered at sea on Tuesday
lAGt. The crew took to the boats and
were badly fFoGtbitten when picked uI
by the Record.
NEW YORK, March 81 The bark
rAlisman, which arrived her from
Trinidad yesterday, had en- board Cap
tain Garfield and seven sailors OF The
l American schooner JAmes Ford. Tht
lA:Ier called from Baltimore with Goa
for New Bedford on March 8. Whel
a the Delaware Brehkwater three day
lat0r she WAS struck by the blizzard anC
becAme helpless. Ga March Is thI
crew rescued Gil hands. Tho Ford
went 10 the bottom ohortly after.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Marcl
81 The schooner hst.ie A. FrankliI
arrived here yesterday. Sue left Bait
more for Bogton with cargo OF Goa
and encountered gale of MontAub
Point. Che wss badly dsmsgsd, aud
lyekterdsy wSs leaking COO strokes pei
hour. Captain Mcdonald was badly
injured.
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Behr Bros Cylinder Top Pianos
BehrlnR Pianos, Hale Pianos, only D
Robelen'sr Nc, 10 Market treet.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the body OF a man WAS discovered Il lat-
Ing In the Baltimore & Ohio Railrosd
ICOmpAny's dock on the tou,h side OF
the Cbrietlena. II WAS secured by a
rope md Coroner Barnhill notified,
When he had II removed TO the morRue.
IL WAS clad In pair of dark pants,
plaid rhirt, knit jacket and pair OF
new shoes. The body is badly swollen
and dil6gured. and has evidently bsen
10 the water at least month. In the
pockets OF the pants there was an ordi.
nary pocket knife, a pocket looking
glass, pocketbook containing IL cents
and o spool Of black thread, while on
tho right arm there are marks Of re.
cent vaccination. The superstition is
that the remains are those OF awhile
man. but the manner In which tho hair
Is cut and the appearance of the feat.
uIes caused some who viewed the 70
mslns to suppose that they were thoes
Of Chinese. A jury WAS sworn this
morning, who, nfttr organizing, I'D :
jourped until 10 O'Clock TO- morrow
morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

JAMAICA, L. l., March 2l.-A spir.
tied siX-rouud fight took place near
here between Billy Burke, of BROOKLYN.
and Joe Hedrlcks, OF Boston, yesterday
morning. They fought with two ounce
gloves 10 finish for 5000 side and an
outside bet OF $3.50. Burke 10 Q raw
boned, IN VASCULAR boy OF 10. He 10 Eve
feet seven and . half inches In height,
and weighs 1876 pounds. Hts Becondu
were "DudRe" Lynch and Tom Lucy.
He0rioks is % years Of age, i've feet
eight inches in height, and weighs 12S
pounds, he WAS seconded by Joe Law.
lor and joe McGrigb. When time az
called BaIke led with his left on He'd.
rieks' jaw and the latter countered on
BurAe's ribs. Burke swung his right
in vicious manner, landing full on
Hodricks' jaw and driving him back
against the ropes.
In the second round Burke led with
lis left on Hedricks' neck aud got n
Buf return on the ribs. After consid-
cradle spartinR Burke succeeded in
landing good left handler on his oppo-
nent's jaw.
Burke in the third round Tented
with his left and planted hts right full
on Hedricks' nose, making the blood
tl5w freely. First blood for Burke.
H6dIicks countersd on the ribs aud
then kept running away till the close OF
the round.
There WAS considerable spArring In
the fourth round and only one good
square blow struck and that was a
right bandez that Hedticks planted on
Butke's neck, temporarily stunning
him, but Hedricks failed to take ad-
vantage Of the situation.
Ia the atm round they olinohed and
Hedrtcks went down, Burke on top.
Burke lott his head aud struck He'd
rioks white they were down. A foul
was claimed by Hedricks' friends, bu,
it Vas not allowed on che ground tina,
the referee hSd not seen IT,
The oombatants went Mt oaob other In
ferocious manner In tho sixth and last
round. Burke drew blood from He'd.
rtCks' nose and mouth with his LEFT
| and right respectively, and Hedrtck,
oountsred with bis right, catching
Burke full in the pit OF his stomach aud
driving him against the ropes. Burk,
regained his equilibrium and hit He'd
ricks = singing blow on the neck. The,
cliDched and fell, with Burke on top
and in genuine rough and tumbl
fashion Burke again forgot himself AMI
hit Eedricks white he was down. Tn
crowd spranR into the ring and til
referee gave the fight TO Hedricks on
foul.
Burke's friends were very angry, an,
another match has been made betwee
them for 81, 900, to be fought May q
1883.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

Last night numbsr OF colorsd people
OF both sexes had dsnos at house on
Lafayette street, aud arytbing went
along pleasantly until after midnight
By tnat time the greater M mber o, thost
present had INDUCED freely In iI'oIt
cAnts, AMI as usual q row was Ihe re
suit. OaiceSs WEIGH, habcney and
Pryor heating the noise moved down or
the party about O'Clock, this morning
aud arrested Rachel Williams, VIM H
6wisaeit, Wm. Freeman, james Mas
tey, Mary A. Walker, Ellen 6wiRgett
Mary A. Purneil and VIM. II. Tull, a,
the most diso1dtIly Ct the party, and
toak them to police station. They wer,
arrAizued at this mornings session of
the city court, and fined So and COST
each.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21
Fifth EDITI|s;,,


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BALTIMORE, March "a 70 r ate
Serene, Captain seTeeIus sv'-Ihe b,
20, Gay from Rio Ja1elro. h, ~ lhlspg
tain McLeod and Mate M%Ine'a: %
the schooner Florence ,pLlsald,
oharleston, for Nav SS5set', I'D
road Ties About 2 O'clock on :, gi'h "
ing Of the 18th inst ia ao On tae 'aor|
south from Cape Henry i ,s di1aa
ooliided with the scho3ns,' us sets|
tue iibboom and catbe.d, w VIII
away and about twenty five so t,, cait1
oulwasks broken. Tbss ave c,, leetOf
mate OF the sohsoner s DIpseln
boarding the bark, when 1,t Se
dtifted off and was MOI . 'ss H01i
captain McLsod, Of the F'o, s "
ere. reports that about tbreS 'hoa9sE'
bis vessel was In collision ,. 'ut sen
Known three'masted schoons, wy" i, 10
ne lost ibboom and bowsr,it 'nt
tue collision with the ST.
.ohooner began to I'LL rapldlv sss
ing no hope to save the soho6s guy
sell aud mats got TO the Serene =,
crew could not. the schoopst 10y .d'
vicutly lost her boat. Bfts o saa
report . heavy ssa and virs Nv
from sixty-dve to seventy mi ill., 10y
When the vessels collided.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21
"rhe rhlIanelpnI. rnn.lss."

Barrymore and Tuslin'd "Philaiel'
phia PAnsy Co." will re open the DAD
Fellows' Hail on Thuuday, March 50
cOmmeaoing with matinee perform
Ance. This Is first cas- concert and
dramatic clmpsny Of len people, and
contains such people IS Beverly and
Banks, Ejna Barnett, LOttie Edwards,
MORA" FiOriea Wren, Lille Leslie,
Etw. Tustiu, Beulah Barrymore and
Icons q iiok Change StAtuary
Troupe" Watch for particulars.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

Mount Calvary Commander, yaI
working under tho jlrlstl ilaa Of |
Msrk'e Grand Oommaudry o,
state 4 Delaware held htr suuI
oonolAve ~ the asylum las' ty6lil
March 20lb, and elected eud install
the following ofisers for tho tasul
year: Sir KuiRht William Il al
well, Eminent Commander, g. KID
BrAnolH Caldwell, Goneialis'imT
knight Thomas Hall, OavtEb GsuaI
Sir Knight William Miles, Team
Sir Knight y V. b. Cary, E0ordi
Dir Knight James Pre-, Senior VI
den; Biz Knight James B. CrHl
Junior Warden.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21
CLOTHING.

All through the dull season we have been busiIy en-
gagged with force of workmen manufacturing our own
make portion of stock of Clothing an1
in order to advance the wide spread reputation we enjoy
for turning out only Reliable Clothing we have put orn
an extra effort in the selection OF materials trimmings
and workmanship The result are prepared to show
better stock than before. The goods are cut in
Sack Getaway and breasted Prince Albert Suits
our bPA Suit (Satin and SILK Lined Coats) very
fine, and at price much lower than many Custom Suits
and equally as good We earnestly ask your inspection
of our Spring stock for Men, Youths Boys and Children
and the prices marked on each garment.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

The old mem eTs u the water VII
Fro Company hsli a meeting % Eq
day evening a, the tueine lsgs
Shipley street, between Fli.h tpiSI
streets, with Rbou. As oil its 1saS
present. An organization was tHe'il
with Thomas II. Messenger s. prilis]
T. Eilwo0d Singley hs teoie'sy 4
Joseph X. Adams trrqsurer. 1t 4
decided to hold reunion Of eli lls
members In u short time, While I'D
at all improbable that the cid comp
will be rtogSauizsd. The meeting
jouEned until Eonday evening, APil
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

Prices are as usual In tbs r,.,....
day. '"0 ua'ses
Butter, IS to 90 oen "a pst p,,,,. :
~ TO ~ os9ts per doc sn co!l,, ,s !, Y
Q cents per bowl; cheese, p,sis ~ =;
per pound; chickens, rs otus N !, N !
pSiti ducks, u 60 to 81 per bal, ""
Potatoes, 10 to Is cents No. G,, 49,.
lettuce, 5 cents per bead, h.,,ip n y
pArsDipe, . cents per bunch; ,1,sI ,
cents per half pecE; osltry, & ss,,. !.
stalki sweet potatoes, IS csaa pr Y
peck. =" I
Lemons a IL cents rer dosoa; t,,p,.
70 80 Gents per dozen; bsnaa,s I'M
oents per dozsni apples, 10 10 81 "
per haif peck; cranberrles, Is c.., i
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

NEW YORK, Match 20 -Clsut
SprsoEels Will leave for Washington
on the 8 40 train this nfternooo, viii
his son, a. r. Sprsckels. In the I4stel
part Of this week ne will visit Balti
more, and from there will go to PhilA
delph!s, returning to th!s city befor,
the end Of the present month. Accord
ing to what he said last uisnt he will
on his return here, ANNOUNCE In what
eastern city he wiil build his sugar re-
fnery.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

The funeral Of Charles OOnSE Y
place from his ate residence o. W
strest, bet geen Second and Til'l
tsrday afternoon. lntermrIt ssI =
at Mt. Salem NJ. ID. CeInete'y ~
ways death WINS u sudden one hsh|
on Thursday, but kept OF hs
until Saturday. Late satuf1si
Ing he died. He leaves vile ~
small children, one Of them al
AL winter Webb has ofep n
drilling n well on the farm sS
Conrad, Etq.. on the NaEpo''%
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21
This Mornings Court.

In addition TO other cases, tie follow
ing were disposed of at this mornings
session of the city court:
Christopher KeTiin and James Jen-
klns, charged with being Drunk, were
each committed until IL O'Clock. Allen
McCracken charged with DRUNKENNESS,
was fned So and costs. Joseph Heck,
who was held yesterday for further
hearing on suspicion of having stolen n
clothes line, wss discharged, as no enc
appeared against him.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

LOUISVILLE, March 81 james w.
Tate, treasurer OF the State OF Ken.
lucky, was yesterday suspended by
Governor Buokner. Experts began an
Examination of his books, and NJ T. ii
O'Clock yesterday morning had diBcsy
cred 9 deficit OF $3.50 0O9, ard tina, The
irreR teem to run back FOL
y ears. Tsts's bond is $500, COO, and 1,
we'll covered. Tate WAS FIRST elected
State Treasurer Ia 1867, baviDR beer
Nominated by the Democrats, and hat
been re eleoted continuously at eael
election since then. Every body laugh
ed at the idea OF opposing "Honast Old
Diek rata.p
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

A complimentary ball will be given
this evening in Prof. Webster's rooms,
Ias the Grand Opera House, ito tho
ladies who 30 pleasantly entertained
the gentlemen st the recent leap year
party +" Guests are expected from Phil
aielphia, KoDnett Square, Chester aud
|other places. OooE'8 orchestra OF Phil
adelphia will fureish the music, and
Robert Graves the refreehments. Prof.
Webster mag k,al tAtIsred on this coca
sion, as the display will equal anything
OF the kind that ever occurred In cur
oitv
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21
Grand musical entertainment.

On Friday evening Philadelphis
CASTLE, No. .. Knights OF the Colder
EAgles, will have q grand musical en-
|tertSinnent IN their hall at Fifth and
French streets, commencing At 8
O'CLOCK. An interesting program hs,
been arranged, and with the host a
talent that haa bsen engaged, those
who attend will be able to spend g
4, lessaut evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

B. r. Douaboe, Of Eay@o, nd
Kent county. had o para NV hi
Friday. snd he Is now ~ |, sFs
oarious coalition as ~ IA bati
years OF age. bis restora.'onT ~ sprs
scarcely probable. MI. a. Sm,rrb
term as postmaster .. a. =, p-g,si
afterwards served a term %
tary of Keut county.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21
a ausband,s uouhln nrirns.

CHICAGO, March 81 Henry Hen
ming, living IN kensingt1n, Iiliuo;s
shot his wife yesterday and thon com
mitted suicide by cutting HIS throat
Mrs. Henninz may recover, IL lie sa!d
Henning was hard drinker and dur
Ing the last three or four days he and
his wife had several QuaFrels.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

Rev. e L. Hubbard IVA WI, fss
Brand ywlBe M. d. en-. oHGiS o. til.
second and Market stree, \ ora !
eysning on "The Trump lsrs
iDg and destructive io,S,ostsblis|
deductions will prove pro- Il csas
price OF admission 10 on''
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

An IntertBtinR enteftaInment va,
given by the Young Peorle'a hs,oo1"
alton OF O.iVet PresbJ terisn Churcb IN
Monday night. An inters,tin nFn
gram was given sud the Raw. &c n
NeVberry, the pastor, made sone IN,
tefeBting and humorous renstks
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

After the uRual amount OF routine
business had been transacted the Lsvy
Court added the name OF II. 4. Thorp
of the Fifth ward OF this city, vouoh eC
for by W, II PiersoB, and John A
Kerry, OF North Christians Hundred
Touchsd for by Thomas J. Haaly, wor,
added TO the RReessmeDt lists.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21
oonIirmntIon at old Sa '',',s,

Confirmation will be au'y % ~
the Old Swedes' Qnui RI Ba
7. so O'Clock, by The ~ u, Easiss
Adams .Gs D D Bi'bo oIp.S 81 IlI|
Bishop will also pf'AV-
viLad 10 attend.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs.. Teliord Will hold only
Two more meetings in our city. Mr..
Telford will preach tonight in the
Church Of the Covenant Q special Ger.
mon on the "Burial OF the Wicked"
Mre. Tel;oId viii ,ing Tho gospel.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

CAhIiSLE, March 20.-The third In.
uian marriage has taken place a: the
MSlnirg scbo)'n here. Tho groom sus
Eleharu Davis, Cheyenne, tho bride
nance Asptnwa!l, a Pswues. They
VIII i've 10 Chester county, where
Davis is employed rs farmer
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

LOWELL, Mass, March 20.-By the
destruction OF the round house, oarpen.
tor shop, oil housn, locomotives, cars
AID contents the Old Colony Rsilroad
Company suffered lohs this morning
OF nearly S35 900
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21
THE MERCHANT TAILORING

Department which have recently fitted up on the End
floor OF our building, and stocked with carefully Sc
ected stock OF fine Chevots and Wosted Sutng land wi
the assistance OF Mr. JOS Wheeler cutter gives us
better facilities for making better class of custom work
than ever before Look at Chevot Suit to order for
$40. Our Pantaloons, to order for $500
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

PlrrsBUao, Mno9. 20 likes Il
passed through this ,scs ,,i w
He had been teIf'o''
Ia = recent hunt
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

II UBLIO SAI4h OF HOUSEHOLD AND
il kitchen furniture, vt f2o Market st., on
Friday. March 20, 1855, OF O'Clock, COZ Eist.
Ing OF hzir.elotn pGrlor suits, plush par.
Tor guis, i walnut chAubsr gutt, l cottage
sult, bureaus bsdgte.ds, l 9ood piano, 10
good ord er; stands, chairs extension tab g,
sidoboRrd. z lcungss, feather beds, bed
ding. mRttresseP, l mRrjle-top table. large
parloT mirrer, BTusseiB ingram and rag
earpsts, rugs, Hlsss and 4ueensHare, two 10
fsst sure tables, 90 benches, with bAcks,
3 mics al It sto,e tables. 2 largo show oSses
sma ii chow case, and many other articles.
The bows goods Will lie open for inspection
on thursday.
m2l2t W. a. HuKILL, Aucl.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

Jacob IhecIe sentenced to be Hanged
BRIDGEPORT, March 20.-JAcob
Thesle, who killed Constable Lewis
Drucker, In New Canaan. January %
vas sentenced ~ Judge Torrance this
morning to be hanged May IS. 1889
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21
Political.

Il. W. To Hnshend was 49, ~,
unanimously reuominatei iof wy,
by the Democratic co1venliln
Nineteenth District OF Illinois u,,.,,I
The Union Labor Party Of WI
are arranging to send dsieaa. I'M
Cincinnati convention, whlol VI m
on May 18th. An attempt "a
made to unite the four IsoVi ~, = N
upon one ticket There WI. ~ ,s,,t
Greenbsok convention In o'ns'A'
the 18th OF May.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

A. large lot Of good secondhand
Pianos for t25. ESQ, sos, 500, $3.50 si66
aud sU5; for sale on easy terms. Robe.
len, No. 710 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

DR.. Peter Cooper, OF this city, asslst.
ed by Drs CrumhAufh and Hughes, OF
K"unett Square, Pa, on Sunday last
p r'otmed n critical surgical operation
90 MIs. John Barclay, and tho indica.
s!ous for her recovery are encouraging.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

James Mills has just completed new
set OIL wheels fer tha Fame Hose Fire
company. Iae new wheels are OF oak
aAu ave EeGYily tlIed. They show both
grtl. beauty aad strength.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

Tomorrow promises 70 .,i y
ing and rather colder. tO IA
with rising temperature AD4
wInds,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE It'll DAY OF APRIL, 1885,


The following described real estate, vL1:
All that certain piece sf land with two
story frame house thereon situate IN the city
OF Wilmington, bounded and described as fol-
lows, 10 wit:
Beginning At the intersection Of the wes-
terly side of Scott street with the sOutherly
Side Of Fiith street thence southCriy by the
said side OF Sc0tt street 81 icet to stake
thence westerly parallel with Finn street
Il fee @ Inches to a stake thence northeI ly
parallel with Scott street and tnrouRu the
uiidle Of the partition wall dividing this
bOusS from the huu adjoining on the west 81
feet to tue all side Of ifth street and thence
thereby eastoriy ~ tvet Inches to the place
of beginning be the contents Their OF what
they may. Book O, Vol IL, page 40, sc.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perry OF George ~. Boulder ard Mary, his
" life, and /. /. . and 10 be sold by
9M.Es JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Oaise, wilmington, March ~,
1885. m2l-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

W. Y. Warner conducted bis own
Gale to day. There was good H.tend-
anoe. The prices ranged from fair 10
rather low. a good lot Of horses were
offered, and st $50 o'clock 81 horses
had bsen disposal of.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21


All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
It'll a tGfee-stnry bfick dwelling houGe there
on ere ted situate In the city of WILMINGTON.
bounded 3 nd described a. follows to wit:
Beginning az a pOnt on the east side OF
Green Ilill avenue al the distance OF 20 feet
nurtheriy from the northerlJ side OF second
street, thence westerly parallel with Second
street To n corner, thence no thcrlY parallel
10 Green I'm avenue 70 l.et 10 another corner,
thence essterly parallel with second street aud
passing through the mindIe of the division
wall bttwe' n lie house Oh this lot ana the
house on the lot adjoining on the north 81 feet
to the said side OF Green Mn avenue and
thence thereby southeTlv % feet TO tie place ui
beginning, be the contents what they may j..
Book I, Vol ~, page d2i, Sc.
Se'Hei and taken IN execu bon as the proper
ts OF Joseph A. Biekta and Clara t, his wife,
and to be sold by
GILES LAMBSON, sheriff.
Sherih's Office, Wilmington, March sth,
1855. NIL cod
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

Smith American org . 4. B@p
o5,me Bell OrRsps, on!
10, no Market stleo"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21
John II. Moore.
228 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
WALL PAPERS, CHEAP.

We shall offer during March and April pieces of
papers and borders OF various grades make room for
the newer patterns These the quality
being solo, but the best make goods Cal and see them
J. c. FINN & SON,
NO. 61O MARKET ST.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-21

< II ERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE or
~ writ u LevAri facias, 10 me directed,
wkl be oNi osed 10 public sale at the court
house on Market street between Tenth ar
Eleventh rect in the city of WnmAn ton,
hew Castle County, Delaware,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-10-25

CRooKsToN, 20. LA plus grande
excitation regne lei par suite de Ia
tentative d'assassinat commise hiel
solr par un vagabond lnconnu sui
la personne du policeman Hays.
Jeudi dernier, M. Hays await ARE
t6 lie vagabond pour ivresse publ.
que ct celui ci pr6tendait que pof-
fcier lui await enlev6 20 dollars ct
ne lul en- await rendu que quatre.
Cette historic ne fut crue par per-
sonnes naturellement, NAL gre celia
lie miserable jura de tuer le police
man, ct; dams cette intention il
acheta IN revolver quill charged de
ses SIX coups. II rencontra ga VIC
timel dams le ''saloon" du nomm6
Ericsson ct arrive q quelques pas de
lui, il tira son revolver ct commen-
Ga le feu, Ia premiere bale traver
SAINT lie cote droit de Hays. Celui
ci SO precipita sur son assaillant ct
dams Ia lutte qul s'ensuivit le vaga
bond r6ussit q d6charger son arme
qeux fois de plus, Pune des bales
brisant le bras gauohe du police-
man. II fut arret6, conduit q la
prison de la vile, ct n'ent etc Fin
fuence de quelques personnes cal
mes et16a6chies il cut certainement
etc lynch6.
Les pleasures de M. Hays ne
seront probablement pas mortelles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-10-25
WHAT Is IT.

La premiere clause de la plate,
forme d6mocratique en- 1864 d6cla
raft que la guerre Giant un 6asce
ct que administration de Lincol1
en- faisant cette guerre vlolait le
constitution.
La p%lateforme r6publicaine de
clare que la rebellion dot etre sup.
prince par la force DIES armes sans
aucun compromis.
Pendant trois ans les D6mocra.
tes q la Chambre ct au S6nat de
noncalent les greenbacks ct les
banques f6d6rales.
La guerre fut un success.
L'Union fut sauv6e.
LIE greenback republican vain
quit les d6mocrates ct il ny a pas
au monde de meilleur papier. mon.
naie.
En- 1868 les d6mocrates procla-
maient que le tariff devait prot6ger
nos manufactures ct promouvoir
les grands int6rets industriels du
pays.
Au]ourd'hui lis d6clarent que lie
est un vol ct quill ne dot
exister que '.Jor revenue only."
En- 1872 dams leur declaration
de principles, les d6mocrates pu-
bliaient quela protection ct le libre
9change doivant etre laiss6s gu
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-10-25

Des nouvelles fra1ches qui nous
arrivent de Waverly Mills. confr-
ment de plus en- plus les chances
de success que rencontre la candi-
dature de notre ami ct distingue
compatriote, G. Morneau, au poste
important de Judge of Probate
pour lie comt6 de Wright. II re-
Went sur les rangs avec DIES antec6.
dents qui lui font honneur ct qul
lui ont acquis l'est1me ct la consi-
d6ration de ses concitoyens. En-
face dun m6rite 81 bien reconnu,
nos nationaux du comt6 de
Wright Sc feront un honneur
ct un devoir de voter a
l'unanimit6 pour lie JUICE Morneaa.
Nous nous afternoons done d rece-
voir lie z Nover1bre la nouvelle
dune belle victoire qui vous homo
rera CONNIE ellie honorera notre
excellent candidat lie JUICE Nor
neau.
Et nous avons aussi espoir qua
cette victoire SO joindra celle du
DR.. II. A. Pinault autre distingu6
compatriote candidat pour coroner
du meme Comt6.
En- avant, compatriot es.