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IN MEMORIANi.
Alice MAY Weller Died M.rch no, 1855,
"And thou, that brighter home 10 bless,
Art paSscd, with all thy loyellncSSln

And thou, that brighter home 10 bless,
Art passed, with all thy loyelincssl'
Another fair form has vanished nom earth;
another pure soul has entered fandise; plncked
while on tho threshold VI young womanhoOd,
when life OF n roscato hue was fulfilling It's most
nalierng promises. Gloomy aud silontis the house
hold now, for the brightness ui II has departed.
There IL a vacant chair by the hcarthstonc, low,
musical voice IL missed, the homo has loet Its
charm, for the light Of IL has d-journoyod
10 far distant ralm. Alice, the beloved Of the
family circle, friends teachers aud school mates, II
dead: all miss gentle Alice, for she was NJ like
form oi ight aud love, the tcndrlls oi her sweet
nature - entwined themselves around their NJ
feclions that her memory will long be cnshrincd
In their hearts long after the loved form has
nodded 10 dust OF an amiahlc disposition, sen
sltvc and retiring, loving and ancctlonaiely dis
pOscd, TOO gentle Ia offend, aud a true christian
wthal, she was beloved and admired by all who
knew her. but bY none NJ much ~ her own family
band The youngest aud pctlcd darling Of fond
indulgcnt parents idoliycd by her sisters aud
brothers and breathing the incense 81 love NJ tho
home altar, she knew life without lis shadows,
Alicc, with her fair sweet face, lnnsc soft brown
cycs. gentle triad, ana d form and mind enhanced
by many accomplishments, no longer gmccs tho
household where she was liz chief ornament
Of christ aud know that IL was lIls will that she
should suffer Loved ONES watched beside the dear
one, oh ~ tcndcfly. prayers were offered up ~ the
merry seat OF God Tor her recovery but God wanted
the loved one, aud seut one OF Its brightest angels
to conduct her IA Ills home, where she b now a
radiant angcl.slnging anthems around her Redeem
ets throne. and haPpy Tor the hyi,h The savior ,
ercd around her and pointed TO the hysian gate,
her dying vision must have seen the bcautcous
scnc, aud the woris, 30, mamma, so TIRE white
flowers aud blondes, came frum her liIs Was II
n heavenly vision that she mw, angels ROBBED In
spotoss white standing at heavens portals io vel.
cnmc their now sister angclf only the loved dead
knows, and her liIs are sealed forever. lie bad
given His beloved sleep"
There Il no death An angel form
Walks DER the earth with silent tread,
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LINcoLN's MOTHER.

Her Neglected Grave In the Woods OF
Indiana.
Gcntryyille. nnd.l Correspondence Of the Globe.
Democrat
In neglected piece Of woodland on the
outskirts OF Lincoln City, two miles from
this place, in Spencer county, is the grave
Of President Uncoln's mother A marble
slab four feet in hight and almost buried
in dense growth Of weeds and dog wood,
beans this inscription:
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A. q. u. w. FUNERAL NOTICE.

The officers aud members Of ChlckaSaw Lodge
No. 10, are hereby notified 10 meet at tho hall, No
9S Second street. this Sunday evening, ut
o'clock sharp for the purpose Of attending the
funeral OF our late brother, Geo. W. Proudht
with Us, wearing the regala OF the order ny or
der OF WM, X CRAFT NJ W.
j. o. CRpNproN Recorder
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A CHARMING SUMMER RESORT.
Lake View, Miss, aud Its Enviro nments
and Attractions.

NS@oS "AoW sAaiobss auu AIS
and Attractions.
Special Correspondence OF The Appeal
HORN LAKE, Miss, May l9.-Only q
limited number of Memphis people have
had the pleasure Of visiting Lake View,
and few have investigated the many natu-
raj beauties Of both hill and dale surround
ing the lovely sheet Of water on whose
banks II is located. Your correspondent,
however, being impressed with the slight
glimpse through the car windows, deter
mined at an early day TO pay visit to this
most charming resort. So here am. As
one steps from the train on the platform OF
neat new depot his first glance is toward
the silvery sheet of water, whose waves
ripple against the shores not 200 yards
distant This is
HORN LAKE.
Inc name indicates its form, as the lake
forms two perfect horns, one being called
North lake, the other South lake. Its
banks are lined with noble forest trees, re-
markably free from underbrush, and for
some time the hills have r-echoed back
the crack Of the sportsman shot as the wild
duck flew past him, for Horn lake
has long had reputation as famous
hunting grounds. The disciples Of
lzaak Walton are also sincere devo-
tees to this grand body Of water,
and on any day you may see the ca
noes and skifls skimming over tho water
to the fishing grounds, or, occasionally
stumble on some solitary fisherman pull
ing out the finny denizens Of its waters
Up to this time little attention has been
paid to Lake View as summer resort, the
fishing revenue having been controlled by
Mr.. Gus Montana. This was bought some
time since by
MEssRs. J. W. SHEPHERD SON,
and they Immediately determined 10 make
improvements and to place Lake View be-
fore the people Of Memphis in its true
light, the finest quiet summer home place
near Memphis.
THE HOTEL,
also owned and operated by Messrs, Shop
pcrd, has been thoroughly renovated and
Is model Of neatness. A shady verandah
surrounds the house, where one may sit as
the cool brcezes rustic through the trees
and watch the simmer OF the waves as
they come dancing up the gravelly shore.
The rooms are all large and airy. comfort
ably furnished and are under the direct
supervision of Mr.. G. A. Doughlas. The
cuisine Of the hotel will satisfy the the
most exacting. A dancing pavilion will
be among the attractions. The lake, with
these advantages, will prove delightful
resort for Memphis people this summer.
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Special Dispatch 70 The Appeal
Jackson. Tenn, May io.-Tbe supreme
court disposed Of the following eases to-
day lane w. Donnelly, oconcy W.
Carter. Grafton VI. Wells, Feet vs.. Appcr-
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Judith Gauticr, the author Of a Japan:
csc" play, ia Mechanic dc Sourircs,' |"
which was recently seen ut The Pari.
Odcon, Is described ~ "A moon laced and
lctus-eycd Sulians, who divides her hie
between wonhiping Wagner, China and
Japan" She h tho daughicr Of Theophilie
Gautier.
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u.i Fer che.r Tickets,

To New Orleans, vicksburg. BATON
Rouge, Jacksonville, Little Rock, Tex.
arkana, Dallas, Fort Worth, Birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, 81. Paul, and many
other points. I. SAuusoS x CO.,
Members American Ticket Brokers Asso'
citation, No. $40 Main street.
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nnIInE

iiepissolas ors " n will meet TUESDAY. hay
p. nj No - r1tnnd ttrci VI 10 6eloct. NJ
memisr asd MI th~s Wishing " lstonc irrin
tssrta 10 H. srted u,,,, and Other Important hus
lae-.. ~ order a y. G. 1HaprR D. A.
fsAacs soy
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FOR THREE WEEKS.
No Fire! :: New, Fresh Goods!
PRICES WILL TELL.

drawer. e each
No Ss-Frcnch Maro nalhrigrAn. up b.
a. shirts aud ~ loo each
No 2S-Frcnch Maco haihfirgan Shirts
aud Drawer. Is each
No. D-kngiish haibrigEan Pull Regular
shirt. aud Drawer y,.........si.ss each
No A,t-Engitsh haihrlggnn fun Regular
shirt. aud Drawers. a S5sS each
No nfutuos-tnglinh halhflgTan fuu
Regular shlrts and praweTs ,','......' a IS each
Dswsn- each
Drswsr .....,.,.,.'., -. o. % each
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Drawers 81 IS each
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n. Al. az u. n. NOTICE

~. 4. or u. n. NOTICE..
A IL mcmbcr Of tnlrhts' aud Ladies' univet.
~ AL motherhood hrr hunrhy requested Va meet
Ia iolnt SESSION ~ corner Washington anh Main
strcls on "Wednesday. May. I'D. at O'Clock PIN.
sharp ior Important busincss,
J. RaNaAcIIIn, T. G.
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rostpoxEupST.

Dos Isdes No. soa sud {. o. u. on .soognt
~ " The cfiticni Iiinfss 81 oar lrasufe. Myintf
,.I.Is1 al ne II day evening an.
VA fuflhet notiso J. fsAre"ff' sect
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Ifyou have heard enough BraE aud niuster
listen to Reason. Horizontal Reduo-
ton all around, aud the man who
sells goods cheaper than
do vii have Ca sell
BELow COST.

Examine my shoes aud Compare rriceH
$3.50 ladies Kid Button Shoes at.........si. %
si.76 Ladies' Kid Button Shoes at.........si.6O
O. 30 Ladies' Cumco Kid Button Shoes. ti.OO
500 Ladies Dongola Kid Button shoes,
satin lincd....................". 90
81 Ladies' Dongola Md Button Sbocs.s ~ 80
800 Ladies Dongola Md Button Shoes,
common sense. 90
$500, few pair, French Kid Button
fhOcr, only
Kid Opera slippers from..~-..".".....SOc up
Our eoc Kid slippers can't be beat.
ladies Kid oxford Ties from......ooc 10 $3.50
Ladies Kid Newport Button at....... Isl. %
Try q pair 81 Gents IIand-sewed Shoes
In Balmomls, Button or Congress. at
$500 worth 800.
Boys and Misses School Shoes a spe-
cialiy.
Chlld's Kid Oxford Ties and Newport
Button, in Heel and Spring Heels,
only "...'.........s' .s''.''......s.'s..'''' opc
Give usa Trial aud you will be Convinced
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ssp>Ss.r photographs
Al Hiiliard's over Floyd 4 MONEYS.
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rrppln SCIENTIFICALLY lifted. Muliord's
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VERY DESIRABLE College
dummy Small balance within I've
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE Modern conven
fences Convenient o Cars For $500
TWO LIE srREETJusi south St
Paul street. 27IKi50 feet For q, go each
BUILDING Lorosis feet Corner Of Orleans and
Jefferson streets
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES LAND q MILES FROM COURT SQUARE
Good Locality $50 per
THAT VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, NO. go RAY
All Comforts and Conyenences Lot l20 Si2H762 t
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respectfully referred to the earnest con-
sideration Of members Of tho Fourteenth
Session of the Nevada Legislature:
The clerks and employees OF the
Legislature will be subjected to bitter
privation henceforth; the Supreme
Court has decided that they must be
content with tho compensation allowed
them by law-that the members cannot
present them with any of tho peoples
money. II this decision should have
the deplorable effect of making all the
present aspirants to elerkships abandon
their efforts and go to work the Su-
preme Court would have the raven Of
Iemorse ever of its ear.
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The American Girl.

The American girl is the phenomenon
of the age. She is bound to shine and
bound to win. Evsn the staid old fash
Toned journalistic stage coach. the Lon
don Times, admits that. In the matri-
monial market her stock is always at O
premium, and foreign duke or lord or
Member Of Parliment thinks himself
specially lucky if he can get one for a
wife. She is plucky, handsome, indie
pendent, diplomatic. and, take her for
all il all, tho best natured and most de-
sirable creature on the face of this
earth.-[Ex.
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shooting sla.ch and sal,.

By reference to notice under the
head OF New To-day it will be seen that
arrangements have been perfected for a
days sport and nights amusement
ut Lamoille Cross Roads on New Year.
Day, to which cordial invitation is
extended by the new proprietor Of this
well known resort. Bert has arranged
to give a cordial welcome, together
with ample creature comforts, to the
numerous lovers Of sport and amuse-
ment who will be present on that coca
sion.
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PetersOn,s Magazine.

Peterson's Magazine for January is
at it's best. Famous as it has long been
for its steel eugravings, We doubt if it
has ever equaled the two in this mum.
Der. Tho large fashion plate is very
effective, and its other illustrations are
numerous and varied. Edgar Fawcett
begins serial of great promise, and
Georgia Grants illustrated story, "Be.
tween Two New Years." is ono OF the
prettiest tales for the season that any
magazine can boast. Other contribu-
tons by popular writer's combine to
make this valuable number. We ad-
wise cur lady readers to try Peterson
for 1889. Peterson's Magazine, Phila.
delphia, Pa.
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Five Hundred Dollars.

The Southern Pacific Co. will pay
a reward o; Five Hundred Dollars for
the arrest and conviction of each of the
persons who about o'clock on the
morning Of the 18th inst. placed OBJ
structions on its track between FIRE.
mont and Dixon, Salano county, Gal,
with intent TO throw its west bound
passenger train from the track and
which distractions were struck by an
east bound freight train. Further ip-
formation may be obtained on applica-
zion to the undersigned or J. B. Wright,
Sacramento, Cal.
J. A. Fillmore,
Genl. Supt.
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HOW whitechapeI Hooks.

James Yelrington. who recently visit:
ed London, relates the following to the
Carson Appeal: II visited the place at
night. and all my experience in life has
never presented anything Sc terrible.
In my walk of few hours must have
seen Mt least Eve hundred women lying
besstly drunk on the sidewalks and
doorsteps. It looked as if all hell had
been cleared of all its contents to
dump them in the streets of White
chapel. The section is threaded by q
labyrinth of crooked streets and alleys,
and every place has dozen ways OF
exit"
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Masonic Installation.

The officers elected 10y Elko Lodge,
No. Is, F. 4 A. N. to serve for the en-.
suing Masonic year will be duly in
stalled on Thursday evening, Dec. 9th,
the ceremonies to commence at o.
clock P. NJ. All members Of this Lodge.
az we'll as sojourning brethren in good
standing, are cordially invited to be
present. All Past Masters within this
Jurisdiction arc particularly invited to
be present and lend their assistance in
performing the ceremonies of the occa.
sion.
THos. HUNTER, w. N.
J. F. TBIrLErT, Secty.
1918 I'll.
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Tho year 1883 is drawing to q close
at which time it is customary to make
annual settlements and prepare fot the
opening OF the New Year. We pay
cash for paper, ink, typo and other
material, as we'll as cash to our work.
men. hence like any other business, it
requires cash to publish q newspaper.
Under these circumstances we are un-
der tho necessity of calling upon our
patrons for prompt settlement of their
accounts both for subscription and ad-
Vertising./
There are a few, q worry few, SUBJ
scribers WHO have paid nothing for the
INDEPENDENT since Jan. /, 1887, at
which time we took control of the
paper. To such persons we have only
to say that We cannot publish a paper
Tor nothing. We have waited patiently,
trusting that their remittances would
come in due time; We shall continue to
send them the paper until Jan. l, 1889.
at which time tue INDEPENDENT will be
discontinued to all subscribers who are
two years in arrears. We are COM
PEELED to take this course rs a matter
OF self-protection, but we trust that no
one will be dropped from our subscrip-
tion list. Please take notice and gov
ern yourselves accordingly.
11-30 2w.
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FOR SALE.

N-N A Commodious DWELL
ing House containing six
rooms, closets, hall, etc.,
nicely furnished, with wood-shed and
outhouses complete. Surrounded with
hop vines, ornamental and fruit trees,
ETC., ETC., with four lots in high state
OF cultivation. Title guaranteed.
Apply to:
Ed. JONES,
Blaine, New,
or TALBOT & FARR1SoToN,
Eiko, Nevada
IL Is If.
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lndurAted Fibre Ware.

The attention OF the public is directed
to my new stock Of Tubs, Buckets, Ba-
sins, etc., manufactured from Indurated
Wood Fibre, pressed out in one piece,
without seams or hoops. It is light
and durable, will not shrink or swell,
will not faint any kind of liquid
and bids fair to supercede tin and wood
eli ware. Call and examine il.
6-8. Fl. CHAeE.
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30 PER CENT. REDUCTION

The election is over and in order to
keep step with tn" march Of reduced
prices We have determined to make u 20
per cent. reduction in the subscription
price OF the INDEPENDENT to all who pay
in advance. Hereafter the WEEKLY
INDEPENDENT will be - and the DAILY
INDEPENDENT So year, postage paid,
invariably in adsdnee.
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Z deTtakina.

Having purchased Of Brown IL Hos
kins their interest in the Undertaking
business, AIN now prepared to attend
to ali calls in that line. will also at
tend TO the repairing and uphoIstoriDg
Of Furniture, etc. Shop on Commercial
street, next door to Brown IL Hoskips'
old stand.
SIS. n. 2. PETEEsoK.
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Texas RLftinRR,

A 81 weekly paper, 800 pages. 800
illustrations, $3.50 columns, the most
popular Humorous Paper in the United
States, for 81 year i'y subscribing for
the INDEPENDENT. Our contract with
the Sftings expires January 81. 1889.
Send in your subscriptions previous to
that date.
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Cancellation Of speciaI Rates,

The Southern Pacific Company gives
notice that all special rates of any ma.
ture at variance with the regular
printed tariffs and division sheets of the
Company, either of local or interstate
issue, or in connection with other
lines, will expire Dec. 81, 1888.
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Special Notice.
n. 2. PETERsoH.
6-5.

All persons knowing themselves IN,
debted to II. McAdans are requested
to make payment TO I. f. Atve.l, Bed
Rock Saloon. Having dispo.ei Of ny
interests in EIkO, oil outstanding g.
counts must be settled Immediately.
1l-26 2w. II. McADA1s.
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THE HENLEY
'MOHARCH FENCE MACHINE"

Il admitted to be the best, and hence
the cheapest, machine ever introduced
for building strong and durable fence
in the field. The wire is stretched the
full length of the field; any sized wire
caa be used; any size, length or style Of
picket can be used; anyone can operate
it.; it is made of the best materials and
will last a lifetime; in short it makes a
ence practical for all purposes, combin-
ing the elements Of strength, symmetry,
saving of labor, protection to crops,
perfectly available for stock purposes
for the farmer, and proof against rabbits
and poultry for nurserymen. gardeners
and vine growers, and. above oil. a
fence that can be made at cost that
brings it within the reach of all.
The machine, with sample Of ite
work, can be seen at my ranch near
Fort Halleck, and cordial invitation is
extended TO the public to investigate.
Having been appointed agent for Elko
county am now prepared TO ELL orders
or the machine.
Correspondence solicited,
JONI 81. DoRsET,
Fort Hsileek, Rev
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nIiVe and Let Live.
IL Is If,

Those who desire fresh Groceries and
Provisions, as we'll as glassware. Queens
ware, etc. should not fail to examine
my stock and prices before purchasing
"a penny saved is az good as a pen ny
earned, and you can savo money by
purchasing goods at home. I carry u
large stock OF seasonable goods and
will sell at Live and Let Live prices.
1873. II. CHASE.
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FOR SnIe Chenp.

A large double cylinder force pump.
all in first class order. will be sold very
cheap, being too large for my use.
Call on or address
L. E. HoRGAD,
1875. EIko, New.
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Clothing 10 Order.

A full line of samples for Fall and
Winter clothing on hand. Over 200
samples to select from. Made up in
the latest style, best OF trimmings. A
good At guaranteed.
II RYruuIpT
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Ten peIlnr. Reward.

Lost-on the street last tight, prob.
ably somewhere between The Express
Office and The Postofice, a fre-stone,
cluster diamond ring. The 6uder will
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confer favor by leaving it at the In
DEPENDENT Office where reward OF Ton
dollars viii be paid. 1918 Il,
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Refers by permission TO Nr. E. Blunt, Chic
Engineer W. ST. p. Ry., WinoDs, MINI: y.
Ii. johnson, Chief Engineer c. & n. W. Ry..
Chicago, Ills. Hon. C. W. Irish. U. $. Survey.
or-GeDeral Of Nevada, Reno, New.
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RENO, =

Will attend promptly to Mineral Claims.
Mineral Surveys, Hydraulic and IrrIgstipg
Canals, bitches and Land Surveying.
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Perauenltss.

The following from the Examiner is
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~ Grand March at 8 80 o'clock SHARP.
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Masks will DO removed ut 10 o'clock.
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@ GOD MU SIC

Has been secured and everything will he done
Tor tho comfort aud pleasure Of those WHO at.
tend.
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PERRY POWERS.
., 5. DEPUTY MINERAL svsTEY.s;
Civil Engineer
and Land Surveyor,
KENO, ---.-- NEVADA
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Floor NJ anagers:

Y A"Ciellan, r A Shenrer
Mark Cecil. CHI sproule.
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Floor Directors:
l. o Henderson.
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Come everybody as good time is ex,
pectsd.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-05-18

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION,
The Democratic State Conven-
tion held at Montpelier last week
nominated S G Shurtleff Of Mont
peIier for Governor; Too Sullivan
of Burlington for Lieut.. Governor;
w 4 Peck of Barnet for Treasurer ;
DR. w B Mayo Of Ncrthfeld for
secretary; and Geo M Dearnborn of
Corinth for Auditor. The follow
ing delegates at large to st. Louis
were chosen: Hon w II II Bing'
ham, j d Hanrahan of Rutland; J
II Senter of Montpelier, Martin
Code ard Of Ludlow. The district
delegates are r II Hall of Dandy,
A p Grinnel of Burlington, j II
Chubb of Thetford, and Alexander
Cochran of Ryegate.
The platform of the committee on
resolutions was adopted. 1t heartily
endorses President Cleveland's adj
ministration and urges his re-elec
ton; favors such tariff revision as
will reduce taxation to the needs Of
the government economically ad-
ministered; reasserts the party's be-
lief that property should be the
principal subject OF taxation; de-
mands such legislation that will re-
duce the poll tax from 50 to 81, and
will adjust taxes upon mortgaged
property equitably between the
mortgager and the mortgage; de-
clares in favor of a stringent license
law with local option prohibition
charges the Repu 1lican party of the
state with hypocrisy in favoring
prohibition laws and neglecting to
enforce them; sympathizes with all
people in foreign countries who are
struggling for local self-government;
deeply sympathizes with Gladstone
and the Irish in their efforts to Sc
cure home rule for Ireland; de-
nounces the British Gov eminent for
its fragrant disregard of the spirit of
magma charta in suppressing free
speech and peaceful agitation, and
calls for discussion by freedom-lov.
ing men of this republic of cause
thus sought to be strangled by
methods unworthy a powerful gov.
eminent.