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Platforms.


The Pennsylvania Democratic State Con-
veution adopted platform which not only
declares for the MILLS bill but declares for
"the regulation OF duties In such manner as
will put American industry on a urn ana
permanent basis covering the difference be-
tween wages in this country and IN foreign
countries" In other words, the Chicago
platform Of 1884 was hitched TO the MILLS
bill.
The Illinois Democratic State Convention
endorsed a gigantic scheme which. OF course,
President CLEVELAND will not recommend.
lie does not believe in constructing ma
tional waterways from tue lakes TO the Mis-
sissippi river" The Illinois Democrats ask
the Democratic National Convention to in-
corporate a resolution iayorlng this scheme
INTO the national platform; but that conyen-
ton will not be apt to comply with the re-
guest.
Kentucky allowed expressive silence to
move Der praise" OF ciyiLservice reform;
whereupon the New York World suggested
that "tbis was undoubtedly an oversight
upon the part OF Mr.. WArTERsoN." The
Mobile Registers comment is that the Ken
tucly Democrats will have to face the mu-
sic none the less"
In a word, there are to be many men OF
many minds IN the Democratic National Con-
vention. and it is to that body and not to
State conventions that we must look FOR the
platform upon which we are to stand this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
There was nothing marvellous after all in

There was nothing marvellous after all 10
the appearance OF that gigantic hand in the
Ohio sky near Findlay. II can readily be
accounted for on politico-allegoricaI pnnci-
pies. Seeing that the manifestation waspre-
coded by magnetic display, 1t is reasonably
certain that the hand was that Of the Pumcd
Knight in the act OF squelchnc the SHERMAN
boom. The dark background against which
il was painted represented the Republican
party in the South supporting the squelchIng
process, and the waves OF blood.red light
that fell from the fingers were typical Of the
dislntegrated bloody shirt, without which
no Republican campaign can he conducted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
nnanidatad Sherman Fences.

The news from North Carolina Is not cal.
culated to make JOIN SHERHAN's bosom swell
with confidence. For some time his friends
have been claiming that state. but every Re-
publican convention held there so far has
afforded evidence that bis North Caroline
fences are in a most dIlapidated condition.
He should send MALONE down to mend
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

"senaior sHEssAS's boom, once like the
flowers that bloom 10 the spring. has been
nipped by black FROST" Considering the
news from the South, Z. black frost" is good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

DARTIES EITHER IS TOMS O.
/ COUNTRY WHO CCNTrN PA I.l
PAINTIY5 DONE vii be saoWu - b..
gns 10
ARTISTIC HOUSE PAINTING
Also color cards oi hAtHisNS' lN"f All.
COUNTRY PAINTS, whlrE a.. TO-
Ald VII ID are us,t oy iAs bet ar.tI'-.'
Fully guaranteed D. thomalua .
uygJ PURCELL. LAUN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

ORDER OF THE GOLD IN
" CHAfN.-The members OF hSChoN
TODCF. No. \. q. q. G. viii attend stated meet
~, an Concorfia Hall. ZOE east Broad street. on
Tiils drilay) EVENING, day p. lsst, AZ ~
o'clock. The special committee appoihte" .!
tho lnst meeting will present is report luii
attendance necessary
- "iU'' - r. $. DENNY,
,-,. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

WIRE HIM YOussELF.-A correspondent
informs the Valley Virginian that MALONE
telcgrsphed to Mr.. SHERMAN TO wire Fora.
KER to deDounce the letter as a forgery"
SHERMAN responded, "Wire him yourself"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

What were the correspondents. thinking
about that they did not make BISMARCK
thresien TO resign because Of the marriage OF
Prince HgSRY and Princess IREagf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

RICHMOND AID WKsr POINT TkHNlNALl
RAILWAY AID WAEkuOCsE CohfAAH,
MCuMCSD. Va, Apri 10. lSa
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y general meeting Of tho STOCKHOLDERS
NrSAI HALFWAY AND WAREHOUSE CON
PANY will 10 held At tho Ballard hou.e, ~ ne
civ u RIcnnoad, on THURSDAY the 3lst day OF
Hay, 1855. a. , +. II.
cause th.y have learned through thc pubilc
prsss that stockholders h9lding at least ono
tsuth OF tbs capital STOCK o.. inc company jeslI7
ard hsye called such = meeting. Although no
oricisl communication has been addressed 10
IA. Ro,rI this cal Is made IA order that DO poe
sille irreguiar.ty NAV interfere with tAc lcEaity
OF the proposed meeting.
The transfer BOOKS Of tho company VIII he
clC ssd on tho l9,h day Of Nay, l'7o, ~ . ociotA
y Al and viii reopen on the 1T Jay 81 june,
1873, q; 40 4. NJ. H. bHOD"I'
Gp 2)-eodtMy20&tiu secretafy'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

"GOtham is perfectly happy again. Cit
izen TRAIN has returned" Aud the summer
show for the children in Central Park will
continue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

"The Anarchists will nominate presi-
dental ticket" II Ia to be hoped their plat
form will be constructed under the super.
vision OF sheriff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

"Can't eat thlng.v Hoods Sarssparila
Is wonderful medicine for creating an sp
petite, regulating digestion, aud giving
strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
BRIEF COMMENT.

"The GRESHAM boom has east = gloom
over sHERWAN's ice.bouse." Ii doesn't take
much 20 do that now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
PROPOkAL.S.

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSION
" FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THG CoNGRRs-
SIGNAL LIBRARY BUILDING, 40. l45 EAsr
CAPITOL sTKEET, WAsHIsGTOs ID. c., May 8,
lSSs.-sealnd proposals la duplicate for furnish
Ing aud delivering tho CUT GRANITE. amount
ing 20 5O) cubic feet lmers or less, required for
lhc basement front walls vi The western portion
OF the Congressional Library building, 10 this
city, will 10 received al this elcs until 70 O'Clock
nson Oh SATURDAY. June 2. 1888 and opened
Immediately thereafter. Specifications, gezsral
Instructions 70 bidders, ard blank forms VI pro-
posal AID bond will DO furnished Oh application
10 this oflice. WILLIAM r. Villas,
EDWARD CLARK,
A. u. sPOFFORD,
my 6-eod3w Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
NOTICE OF MEETING.
~ We, tho Undersigned, stockholders OF tho
RICNNOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY
WARFHOUnE COMPANY.


WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
holding together one tsnth and more OF tne CAPT
tol stoc, OF the said company, hereby CAL gen
ersI mating OF the stockholders OF salu coIi-
napy. 70 be held ~ BAllarlhouss Heu, 10 VIC
rity Oh Richmond, on tbs 3lsT DAY OF MA l. 81
ga'clock in tbs afternoon OF That dny.
TIT. Gail il made for the purpose OF requiring
tho record Of the proceedinSs OF tne DpAlI y,
Directors and tic transfer BOOKS anu slu' 4
ledger 70 DO produced - the $40 khoideis az s"lu
m setinR: Of examining generally INTO Tue enAlrs
~ the company: Of considering the adYlsahllliy
az clecting 4 new president aud new board ~
directors I'm place OF the present beard, nhd OF
atectiug n new president end new BOARD % AZ
rectors il a. shall 10 determined mat u Is 70 tho
interest Of tle company 80 20 90. 80
II. q. HOLLlNS 4 Co,
WILLIAM LiRBEY.
Pa. GOOpgAtI &CO.,
BLUN & 81. GOAR,
HALLGAhTEN = Co,
FRED. TAYLOR Z CO.,
y. ". CLARK,
u. l. NICHOLAS.
IslAC l.. PltE.
kOUN. POPSEk & CO..
H. DUKASD.
]. l.. CARROLL,
ID.NEWCOGBE s co,
lip. GOiDSCBHiDl s. CO.,
UEHEUFYlLLE & CO.,
JAMES u. LEOPOLD s. CO.,
ROLIsTON E BA~~.
C.ScHUB ACHER& CO.,
RUDOLPH RKPFLDR
CAIN Z CO.,
az f7td GEORGE G. WILDE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

THIS company Il now ready 20 engage the pop
ular "TUEsDAY AND THURSDAY NOON
LlGaT EXCURSIONS" on cheap cooperative
plaa without risk " lsss.
Also, DAY EXCURSIONS % Oh Point Nor
fox. ami Virginia Beach on q very LIBERAL AMI
pf0n able plan - excursion parties
call for circular showing plans u excursions
IRWIN WRlSlGEk,
Agent virginia Steamboat Company.
ap29-ts Ill7 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
a. tsOCE HIRs, a
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have sToSEMETZ FOLDER, In perfect
ordsr. witch W. will sell 81 groAt 6Arzaso. Is
will fold az eight or foaf-pAEs paper tns si1o
Of the Dispzieh or Smaller. lI win also cut aai
p,s.s the sghtpAEs paper II can % readily
suached 10 soy press
We refer 70 tue fstegrburg Indsg-Appsal a. %
the character OF is work. siacc That paper hss
the counterpart u his mschios attached " iis
press and now IA successful operation. Adj
dress the DisPArCu COMPANY
my2-im' Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
INrUrANCE COMrANIEa.

John b. CARY L son,
~ IlO6 MAIN sTkIEr,
AGENTS
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY. OF Liverpool
HAABUkG-bRKMkN FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANI, OF Hamburg.
General agents fer Virginia snd NerA Caro-
lima SORTHW EsTERN MUTUAL LIFE ,NSU-
RANCE COMPANY. ap lSTu&fuyi5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
XHTARWICK-PARK TRANSPORTA-
w TON COMPANY

Gondols CHijiBORAZO leaves her wharf tGil-
les creek daily, includlng Sundays, n 800 a.
NJ. IL ", 2.30 and O'Clock T.. 81. Returning
leaves WsrVict PARK Sc l045 A. ". 1:ij, 3l5, aud
gl5 p NJ Fare. 20 cents eaca way; round trip,
- cents; children ueder twelve years OF age.
Lalf price: children under I've years free No
drunken W cisrsputab4o person allowed on the
promises. The company ressrvss the right 10
bold portions Of tbs grounds Gad pAViiioa for
private parties. special or cooperative rates
given 70 clubs, families pic-Dics, societies, etc,
For further information apply 70
THOMAS ElLGTr, Secretary.
No. g north Ninth street, Richmond, Va
nv pam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

-r,r0rn-~,00|--0-1 l'l,IN'.0107D
GENERAL O RID e X s. TX
W HEADQUARTERS COMMANnERt X
OF ar. ANDREW, No. IL, KNIGHTS ~
TFNPLAR, RICHMOND. VA, May 24,/
1sSs.-SIR KNIGHTS: Attend a stated Assembly Oh
the Commnndery a. the Asylum, - AIoe ~
en- cifizen's dress. Members Of Richmoud Com
mandery, No. =, and All transient Sir knights arc
courteonsly invited 10 be present
Nv order Of the Emineat Commander.
+. e.. EBEL. Committeeman.
Atte.t. GEORGE c. JBPFgRsoN, Recorder.
my 25-Its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
AHUSERENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
Ia TWENrY-FOUkTH SEASON.
GRAND-OPERA FES1IFAI.-~lA NIGHTS,
commencing THURSDAY. MAY 2{rH,
GRATfs COMiC-OPERA COMPANY,
at peoples popular pricos-the same "a John
McCaurs summer prices-<Jf, &c, DC,
mo extra charge Tor reserved soatsD
presenting no following popular OPERAS; FRIDAY
rirbt- Nfksdo: Saturday night. Oliysrte: Mon
day night, Ia MA5cotl9 Tuesday night Fra Dl-
avolo; Nedusaaay night. Grand Decsees. Grand
chorus and orchestra. hemembsr our AStlnee
" EDNE4DAY AID SATURDAY. seas now on
salo a. to gOz-Omce. my 2rlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
uxLlwRuL Combinations.

UPON tho trial OF boycotters in New York.
Ju8ge Ba-rsii said Tho msn Th0 walk up
aud down In trout Of mans shop cray he guilty
q intimidation, though nay never rsae . luger
or VI or q word. Their attitude may nsysrthc-
lees be that OF nsaace. Tkoy may inumidste.
by their numbers. their pl. AdiuEs. their
methods. their circulars, aud their dsT.css.D
II matters LILLE Nhzl are the msEps adopted
by cornbin atoms fornsd 70 inarnidate employers
or 10 coercs other iournsymsn, II tue design or
the effect % t5oal Is 70 istsrfefs with ne rights
or 70 cOntrsl the free action Of sInorr. 10 one
has a rigkt 70 10 hcdgsd In aad projected from
compsution IN baslnsss; Duths has riEkt 70 be
free iTOn Wanton. malicious, And inso.snt
interference, disturbance, or annoyance
livery man has the right 70 work for
whom be plsasss. and fer any price
he can obtain; and be has the right 10 lsal with
and associate with whom hs chno6cs. or 10 let So
verely aloae, arbitIssl and coatsmptunusiy. II
BE- WILL any rody and every body upo1 earth; but
this freedom Of uDconireilei And uncha isnged
self-r1ll does not give or Imply rignt o.insr BY
himself or In combination with Others - disturb,
inlure. o. obsiTaet anoiber. either directly or Ia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
LADIES PE p5Ys5

Dc Ysur owa pyefHg, at as'a''
They sill dye everything. Tssy sretsli s'.'
where. rriCs Toe. = paeSAfs. thsy ha', - ~,
Tor strssKsA, Bnghtssss, Alsaat "a fe.''
a. f,r Fasiaess OF Cslsr. OF Hea-fssiaG .
Thoy !. lot c-Sck % smut. 40 os.sf'. f's'A-'
p. II. sA0gatsr. NorAvsss PASS, % d.
q. CAseiL, IT., q Co, Eoih s4i'f Isl
n " Frayssr a CO. }. I. LssiA Sss.s'
IAhn.r. Palcsll. Lsdd 4 Co, FeweiN -.
a -. 0soas \ Minor Drug Oeabsni, -.
80 druggists: Psgk-PlSts fsafns'', 1, 1
str.ss rharRscy, Waller ,. Philips, q. -,
relrcs. DsusSists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25
BAUGHMAN BOYCOTT.
OPINION OF THE SUPREME COURT IN
HE cRUMP CASE.
The Judgment Of the Hastings Court In
posing a Fine upoa Accused
Affirmed.

The case Of Crump rs. The Commonwealth
was argued before the Supreme Court OF
Appeals (Judges Lewis, Lacy, and Faunte-
roy sitting in January last. Yesterday
Judge FAuNTLERoY delivered the opinion OF
the court, confirming the judgment OF the
Hastings Court OF the City OF Richmond,
Judge Lewis concuTring In the result
Judge Lacy c0ucurTng In the opinion.
Judges Hinton and Richardson did not sit.
The case IS one Of first impression IN the
State and the decision IN fun Is as follows /:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-25

Rsaaing notices IN reading-matter VP"
rres or less. 81; in nonparen loaded 1se'
Card Of rates for more space furnished On Ap
rlicauOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
MARTINS FERRY.
An Interesting Batch OF News feom =
Prosperipg Town.

Prosperipg Town.
Yesterday afternoon, Andrew Taylor
tanked up TO such an extent as to be very
Goisy and pyofsne on the streets. Ebenezer
Coss had him in tow about three O'Clock,
taking him up Hanover street to his home.
When Fifth street wss reached Taylor be-
came so disgusting in bis profanity
that Justice Keller placed him
under arrest. Cess interfered
and the Justice took him in charge too.
Both men were about to get tbs best Of
Keller when Jacob Strobel came to bis
assistance. The two citizen officers had
quite o lively time getting their prisoners
to the Jail, and had to throw Taylor several
tines. When the Jail was reached it was
locked and the officers had to wait almost
IA hour in the office.
On Monday night Vice President Dem
his OLeary, OF the Wheeling District, or
ganized the nailers of the Lsughlil mill
into u lodge of the A. A. of /. SIS. W.
These men have been working under con,
tract for the Laughlic COMPANY but would
have been organized long since had not the
other nailers in the vicinity been so back
ward. The new lodge has over forty mem
bers to start With and will initiate quite
q number ofnew ones at the next meeting.
The lodge takes its old name william
| Woodruff Lodge" which it held before
the United Nailers came into existence,
and while they lasted. The nailers and
feeder nailers oil 90 in on the same basis.
Mr.. J. W. Buckingham, accompanied by
his niece, Miss S. B. Thomas, lett yester-
day 10 visit relatives in Washington, Iowa,
and other Western points.
Mrs. s. A. Doane, of Topeka, Kansas,
is the guest of her uncle, Mr.. George ".
Anderson.
Robt. Blackford left yesterday for Wash
irgton, Pa, to resume his studies in Wash
JEFF.
Paul Morrison left yesterday for Gam
bier, o., to attend Kenyon College.
John W. Crooks let yesterday on IN ex-
tended Southern trip.
George Chessel left yesterday for Colum.
bus to enter the Ohio State University.
Miss Jennie Dixon left yesterday for
Wcodsfeld, Ohio, to visit relatives.
Alex. Dixon was in Bsllsire yesterday.
j. W. Phoebus ia on the sick list.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
Banks.
OF II OHIO VALE

PANK OF THE OHIO
State and City Depository. Stockholders
Doubly Liable
Government and Local Bonds bought and sold.
Drafts Issued on any point In Europe, - well
as on the principal cities Of the United States
A general banking business transacted.
VIM A. IsETT, President,
wM. B. SIMPSON, Vice President.
JUL r. P. JEPSON, Cashier.
FXCHANGE A N
e2o0, oo0.
y. Az. rrcslueuL
L. s. Vice President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
LIVE STOGE.
Wheeling.


TUESDAY, September II.
The cattle market this week is slow with
prices unchanged. Messrs. Hudson &
Bayha furnish the following quotations:
Cattle-1,O0 600 to LOO lbs stock 39a3ic
per 10. 300 to 900 lbs. 3a33c. per h.; 700
10 800 lbs. 24a3c. per ID.
Hogs-Market slow; 5la6c per lb.
Lsmbs-Good at 3a5c per ID.
Calves-3a5c per 10.
Sheep-2s3c per ID.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBKRTY, September 11.--Osttle-
Receipts 221 head; shipments 342 head;
market slow and q shade off from yester-
days prices.
Hogs-Rsceipts 1900 head; shipments
500 head; market slow; Philsdelphias
Sc 5Oa6 20; mixed IS 30s6 As; Workers
Sc l0a6 25; grassers and stubblers IS 75a
6 60; pigs S. 50a5 10
Sheep-Receipts 9 600 heed; shipments
1000 head; market strong at yesterdays
prices.
OHIcAao, September 11.-Cattle-Re-
ceip.s 5000 head; shipments 1850 head;
steady beeves; $6I6 30; stockers andfeed-
ers s. O0s3 30; cows. bulls aud mixed
81 50s2 80; Texas cattle So 00a3 so.
H~ogs-Receipts r. 600 head; shipments
8 500 head; market strong; mixed So 05s
6 so; heavy Sc 15s6 rs; light s. 75a6 30;
skips 81 O0a5 60.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
{, 900 head; market steady; patives 81 GOA
4 90; western feeders So 35s3 So; Texans
81 75a3 80; lambs So 74a5 IS.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., September 11.-Hogs
Easier; common and light S. O0s6 20;
packing aud butchers S. O0a6 SO; receipts
900 head; shipments 100.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI, September s.-There was
a fair local demand during the week, and
the supply of stock was ample. The mar
ket remained steady at the following quo
t~ations. Driving and saddle horses, S125a
IT'S; draft horses, $~l5Oa200; street car
horses, S90a115; Southern chunks, $50a
80. Mules, aged four to eight years, fifteen
and q half to sixteen hands, S135a150;
fifteen to fifteen and q half hands, $115a
1876; fourteen and q half to fifteen hands,
S9Oa115.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
BELLAIRE.
A Days DoIngs In the Busy Ohio Glass
City.

A Days DoIngs In the Busy Ohio Glass
City.
The Convention Of the Lodge Of Good
Templsrs, of the State of Ohio, which
meets in this city to-day and to- morrow,
promises to be a big affair. Delegates be.
gan arriving yesterday morning and every
incoming train bears more Templars to the
city. Grand Chief Templar Harry B.
White, of Toledo, and Grand Secretary
Chas. Williams, of Fiudlsy, and other
noted men Of the order have arrived. Pro-
ceedings will be held in the Christian
Church to-day, and tomorrow evening the
lodge of this city will serve a big banquet
for the visiting members at the First NJ.
E. Church. Two hundred delegates will
psrtske Of the first. Most Of the proceed
ings of the Convention will be Of . private
character.
Tue Ereaing TriSgne pitches into the
School Board regarding the time adopted
by the latter, and says we now have
wheeling time. The editor OF the Tribune
ia a little hasty. The tina adopted by
the Board is Central Standard time, and it
was q very sensible act. When an in
dividlal wants to catch . train he can do
it NOW without hunting an arithmetic.
There was no howl IN the esst when the
new time was ~insugursted. As soon as
you cross the Ohio 10 West Virginia you
can set your watch aud travel to the New
England coast withous touching your
ticker. The Tribune whines that the
Sohecl Board has no authority
to regulate the oity's time.
One thing is certain. The Board
of Education can regulate the town
clock in the Central Building. and il the
citizens don't like the tins, they ere
not compelled to 10 by it. There are always
q lot of people who are afraid to keep up
with the times. Tie changing Of the
time is as much q necessity as that the
tariff be revised.
The street fair had very near $500 at its
disposal and 15a premiums, but the In
dependent continued to throw cold water
on the project and soured some OF the
merchants. Thsrs was nothing in 3 street
fair for the Executive Committee, but a
blowout like the one proposed was good
for the city. According to the Independent
q Presidential yesr is q bad one for blow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
OUT FOR
The Declaration of a Former Albany Re
publicAn.

The Declaration of a Former Albany Re-
publican.
ALBANY, September 10. Republican
politicians in this bart of the State are
greatly sgitated by the loss OF Lemon
Thompson as a supporter of Harrison and
Morton. Mr. Thompson is one OF the
most widely known business men Of Al
bany. He is q lumber dealer who handles
more of that manufactured article thai
n other desler IN this part of the State.
He is slso engaged, il is generally under
stood here, "a u silent partner in the build
ing OF an extensive pulp mill on one OF the
streams in Saratoga county. Ia politics he
was q Republican until Blaine ran for
President, when he found il not longer
possible for him TO vote with the Rspub'
licans. When Harrisoo was nominated
he was disposed to support him on the lat
ter's personal merit, and the Republicans
made "A great noise over his return to their
fold.
But this Joy il turned TO sorrow, as they
might have f~UreSeeu il would, when the
tariff issue became the prominent one OF
the campaign. This morning MI. Thomp-
son published q twO-eolumu letter IN the
Albany Argus. setting forth his views on
the tariff, and declaring his intention to
vote for Mr.. Cleveland IN account OF the
position the President has taken on the
tariff question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
RESIGNED HIS OFFICE
Bscause He VIII Vote for Cleveland and
Reform

CARLISLE, PENN, September 8.-Col.
Owen Hamilton, one of the hardest work
ing Republicans of thss State, has declared
his intention To withdrawn from the Re
publican party, the party lie has served so
faithfully, and to work and vote for
Cleveland and Thurman and tariff reform.
He Is s night Waterman ut the State Capt.
tol, having been appointed by Gov. Beaver.
Last evening he attended tine meeting of
the George b Mcclellan Democratic L9-
gion Of Harrisburg, and joined il. He
made q great speech, in which he CAV
his reasons for supporting the reelection
of Cleveland. He sent 20 Gov. Beaver his
resignation of the position he held as fol-
lowe:
To Hon James 4, Bearer, GorerROr Of
Pennsylvania:
SIR:--I hereby tender my resignation as
night Waterman Of the public grounds and
buildings of the State OF Pennsylvania.
Ny reasons foc so doing are briefly that l
nm no longer in accord with the Republic
caa Party, especially on the tariff ques-
ton. | am in favor OF q tariff, bat | want
10 protect the poor lsboring man and me-
ehauic ~ we'll ~ Jhe capitalist and mil
ioraire. am not in favor Of trusts be-
cause | believe they ~impoverish the masses.
| shall advocate and vote for the election
of Cleveland and Thurman because l be-
lievs they represent the true interests Of
the people. Yours respectfully,
OWEN HAMILTON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-12
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