Evening journal., 1888-07-23

A lerga colored club in Little Rock, Ark,
has cut loose from the Republican party.
Among the resolutions adopted was the
following: "Thht the negro is no longer
the political issue ia this country that all
OF his rights are guaranteed to him by the
Constitution OF the United States, and thGs
his future prosperity depends upon his own
exertions and Developments
This Argentine Republic thinks it is set.
ting up as a rival to tue United States, and
it bids fair to succeed. IL hes a Surplus
Of the revenne.n During 1857 Is built 5000
miles Of railway. and its immigration bids
fair to reach 200, 900 this year or about one
third es many a. land ia our territory.
They have down there 5000 public schools
and 2S0, 900 pupils. This is a better show
ing for South American republic than
many would be likely to think.
Henry D. Purroy has written letter re-
signing ns a member OF the county and
sub-executive committee OF the New York
County Democracy aud as chairman OF its
executive COMMITTEES. He says he is uu-
willing longer TO continue a member Of an
organization $50 whose inconsistent policy
be is opposed He condemns the course
OF the County Democracy towards Mr.. De-
lancey Nieoll. Mr.. Purroy talks OF a third
party organization. He viii cordially sup
port Cleveland and Thurman.
Peter Ritner. one OF the most prominent
Republicans Of Carlisle, Pa, yesterday an
nouuced that no intended 70 vote for Cleve-
"a "a frI,..-r,.~ Nra ,rotol f,r Egarrf,rv,
in 1910 aud was instrumental in organizing
the Harrison Gles Club OF that city. He
took an active part ia that enthusiastic
and memorable campaign. He haslelways
been an earnest and hard worker for the
Republican party. lie says he cannot sc
free whiskey and free tobacco He
thinks Cleveland made a good President
and should be re. elected. He has great in
nuencs amopg the farmers Of this county.
General Harrison and his family passed
another quiet Sunday. The General AMI
Mrs. Harrison attended divine service II
the morning. During the afternoon anC
evening a number OF the generals friend
called Chairman Huston, OF the IndiRnI
State Committee, announces the following
program OF visiting delegations on Genera
Harrison during the coming week: Tues
day, the 24th--Delegation from Champaigi
county, Illinois; Wednesday the 25th-Th
John A. Logan Club, OF Paris, Illinois
Thursday, the 26lh-Delegation Of miner
from Clay and adjacent counties; Frida
the 27th-K osciusko county delegation
Saturday. the STANDARDIZATION from Jer
nings county.
= Since the question OF vesoing pensio
} bills has come up 20 often, what Is resll
, done in investigating them by Congress
} worth knowing. Ths Pension Committe
I Of the Senate has rejected 800 out OF
total OF 500 bills presented this session
about 81 per cent, after careful investigl
, ton. There sre nine senators on this coz
: mittee. four OF whom are Democrat
}: Each senator is given district OF certa
+ states, and all bills that originate from thl
, section are given to the senator to invest
: gate Each senator has had on an averai
IS penaions 10 examine since the beginnir
> Of the session. or about 10 d month. III
senate has shown that it knows better DO
q 20 pass on private pension bills by this no
4 partisan method than partisan execute
~ who vetoes so many OF them.