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A Victory for tho Waxnsr.

CHICAGO. July 6.-The victory gainsd
by the Pullman Company, over ito rival,
the Wagner. has been turned to nsught,
at least for some time TO come. The WAg.
ner people are now again ut liberty 10 use
only the vestibuls cars, which they have
been doing right along, but ell the accom-
panying devices - well, which the PalImsns
have been laying stress upon. Judge
Gresham dissolved the Injunction against
the Wagner last night.
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ASSOCIATION RATES
VIII Remain at Fifty Gents Terms for Il

VIII Remain at Fifty Gents s-Terms for the
Athletics.
ST. LOUIS, July 6.-At the meeting Of
American Association Base Ball Managers,
held here to-day, the proposition to reduce
the price of general admission from so to
25 cents was lost, after three nours' dis
cussion, it failing to get two-thirds vote.
In the case of the Athletics, the % cent
tariff was granted, the management
having o prior agreement with the Associa-
ton to reduce its tariff. The Athletics
will pay the visiting club y cents for
every spectator and receive the same per-
centage abroad.
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VIII Desert New London.

NEW YORK, July GA New London,
Conn, special says: 1t is probable that the
next Ysle-Harvard boat race will not be
rowed at New London, for the boating
managers of both colleges are unanimous
in favor of going elsewhere. Inadequate
hotel accommodation, great disregard for
the wants of visitors and of the needs of
the press and. interference with the course
by the erection of the bridge scross the
river are the principal reasons for deciding
that change is desirable.
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No More Grasshoppers.

ST. PAUL, July 6.-Otto Luegger, the
State entomoloeist, has returned from the
scene Of the grasshopper invasion in the
northern part Of the State, and says the
efforts at destroying the insects have been
10 successful that at least half yield may
be expected. The fact has been revealed
that each insect is attacked BY 90 many
parasites that their future invasion il quite
improbable.
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THE MILLS BILL.

"well," continued Mr.. Mills, 1--WE pre-
pared q bill that reduces the surplus in the
Treasury SIS, 900, 900 year. Thirty.fiye
millions of this comes from internal-reve-
nue. taxes. About that our Republican
friends have nothing to say. Fifty-thee
millions comes from the tariff, 81, ,OOO, 600
OF it from things placed on the free list
and $3l, 900, 600 from reductions in other
things. In the first place We put lumber
on the free list-duties that bring the
Treasury about 81, 600, 900 year. The
benefits of this duty on lumber are re-
ceived by syndicstes and trusts along the
northern frontier and il is equal to Doodle
to the amount of $35, ,000, 900 to some of
these people. The question was presented
to us: Is il best TO leave this money going
into the pockets of these favored people
and swelling the surplus Of the Treasury,
or is it best for Us to release this taxation
and let the poor people, who are living In
sod houses, have lumber for their houses,
their barns and their fences, and let them
have these things cheaper than they can be
bought now?' The Democratic party said:
We stand by the people, by the poor pso-
ble.' We say they shall not be oppressed,
that il is the duty Of the Government if it
wants money to levy it equally upon all
the people, and when it does not want it to
stop the tax. Applause. Then We put
lumber on the tree list
SALT, TIN AND WOOL.
''The next thing" continued Mr. Mills,
twas salt. God, in his mercy and good.
ness TO mankind, makes salt for rs; all the
ocean is filled with salt, and away down
i'm the earth thousand fathoms deep Is
salt. As soon as they got the salt these
Republican fellows put it into syndicate
and put tax on it. We all want salt,
and we will want it. in November when
we come to salt these devils down. Great
laughter and applause Now, then, come
tin plates; $5,70O 900 duties are collected
annually on tin plates. Everybody uses
tin. You working people, the bulk Of
Won who are poor like am, have heard Of
the tin plate brigade, and friend Cox will
tell you about that, for he is brigsdier
general Of the tin brigade everywhere.
[Laughter. We all use tin cups, tin
buckets and tin to cover houses with.
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AYoUNG PLUNGER.


Pittsburg Phirs Great Winnings on the
Race Track.
NEW YORK, July George Smith,
better known as "Pittsburg Phil" !" Is again
playing havoc among the bookmakers.
Yesterday he made his appearance at
Monmouth after an illness Of two weeks.
He signalizd his return by remarkable
heavy win. In consequence there 10 vail.
ing among the bookmskers. He made .
tour ofthe ring and laid . good sum on
August Belmont's speedy filly Margaret.
1t is reported thst the young plunger
won at least $4,000. Phil 10 now one Of
the greatest characters at the trsck, aad Ia
an object of ardent admiration. The book.
makers fear his lucky streak has com.
menced again.
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Society of Christian Endeavor.

CHICAGO, July 6.-The clouds and fall
ing rain drops had no effect in dampening
the ardor of the people who are in attend
ance upon the National Convention of the
Society of Christian Endeavor, and Battery
d held at least thousand persons at nine
o'clock this morning than were present at
the opening Of the convention yesterday
morning. The convention adjourned after
q long recitation Of the Christian endesvor
beneaiction.
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WHEELING ". VA, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY T. 1888

There is not solitary pound of tin plate
made in the United States-pot one pound
so that when tin plates are on the free
list il is not going to throw single, soli-
oary man ont of employment There is a
duty of one cent q pound on 1t, and 1t
brings SIS, 70O, 900 into the Treasury! The
Democratic party says: Let rs give this
money back to the people who need it, Is
ICoatiaued on Third Page.
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sHERMAN's BITTERNESS.
A systerious Letter of Cengratulation to
Harrison.

A Is ysterious Letter OF C0ngratulatiOn To
Harrison.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 6.-There is
something very mysterious about John
Sherman's letter to Ben Harrison. Ben
stated to-day that he had received a con-
gratulatory letter from Sherman, but
when appealed to for copy of the docu-
ment he declined to give it up, and curtly
remarked that it was not for publication.
Ii has leaked out accidentally that Sher-
mans letter was more of q remonstrance
than congratulstory one. He said that
he would support the ticket, but inti-
mated broadly that he would do 80 under
protest. He complained of the conduct OF
the convention, and, it is said, used very
plain language concerning Foraker, Alger
and Blaine. He acquitted Harrison Of any
blame for Blaine, Foraker and Alger's
conduct, but considered that the course
they adopted was not only an outrage
towards him, but destructive of the Re-
publican party.
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IN ANOTHER column will be found an
Intensely interesting speech by Chairman
MILLS. OF the Committee that framed the
Democraiic tariff reform bill. Almost
avery line Of it il knOck-down aTgu-
ment against ths lunatics that are hawllng
free trade at the Democrats, because they
want to do what stateSInanship has al
ways done in the past when the prosperity
Of the country has been threatened by an
enormous idle surplus in the Treasury and
trade throttled by combinations OF greedy
capitalists, namely, reduce the taxes.
Mr.. MILLS in this speech analyses the
MILLS bill almost item by item and rem
ders the cry Of free trade" or even ex-
cessive tariff reduction. absolutely ridicu-
lous and laughabIe There is no llub-dub
about Mr.. MILLS. He is all facts and
figures and by means of them he shows
that SD far * the MILLS bill from making
any excessive reduction of the tariff that it
lesves the rate OF protection higher than it
ever was before the WAT, making an average
reduction OF only fraction over s. in every
800 of duty, Aud yet there are idiots
who hope to fool Intelligent Americans into
voting the Republican ticket by the cry OF
Stree trade!
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VIII Hold q County Election.
,SriaI TsieOram 10 TIE Reoiaer,

CHARLEsTowN, W. VA, July 6.-The
County Democratic Executive Committee
met in the Court House to-day and adopted
the primary election system for the nomi-
nation Of county officers. and selection of
delegates to the Judicial Congressional and
State Convention. The election will be
held on the 21st inst. Six members of the
committee disagreed and left the room from
disaffection.
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Senator Faulkner III,

Special Telegram 10 ne ksgiSer'
MARTINsBURG, w. VA, July 6.-Sena-
tor Faulkner is at his home in this city
confined to his room by sickness. He is
not seriously i'll, but will be compelled to
take perfect rest for few days. He came
an ftom Baltimore, where he had be- at
teuding the Club Convention, on Wednes,
dAg. He Was to have addressed the Con
vcn<ion on Thursday night, but on account
al Ii sickness was unable 10 return.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-07

Poor old, buncOed and diSgusted JOHN
SHERMAN has written a letter to Candi-
date HARRISON, which Mr. H. refuses to
give to the press. Lots Of IumOrs are ont
regarding the contents of that letter, how
ever, and FORAKER and ALGER are men
toned as being among its subjects. We
will wager ten TO one that little FoRAKER
felt q piece of ice travelling up his spinal
column when ne heard that letter from
SHERMAN WAS out.
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Capitol Flashes.

There is every prospect that the debate
on the Mills billiwill end in ten days. Nc
Kinley, of Ohio, has undertaken to sup
press the food Of Republican oratory, 80
that il may be finally disposed of in that
time.
The President has vetoed the bill grant
ing pension to Julia Welsh.
House oonferees were instructed to In
sist upon their disagreement to the clause
of the Agricultural bill, sppropriating
500, 600 for sorghum sugar experiments.
The land grant forfeiture bill passed the
House yesterday by q vote Of III tos.
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A Train Struck by a Cyclone.

Mt. HOLLY, n. j., June 6.-As coal
train in en- route for Monmuth Junction
last evening was passing through the vii
lsge of Dayton it was struck by a cyclone
and Conductor John Dyer, of Trenton,
with two of the other train were blown
from the train and fatally hurt.
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Strnck by LishinlnG.

BROOKLYN, July 6.-The real estate Of
fee of Levi P. Morton, the Republican
candidate for Vice President, on Third
avenue, near Fifty.fifth street, was struck
by lightning yesterday afternoon. A tele-
graph pole near the Office was struck and
badly shattered. All the telegraph wires
were burned of.
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Injured by q Runaway.

GREENsBURG, Pa, July 6.-John Pol.
lins and his wife, who live about two
miles from Pleasant county, were thrown
from q buggy yesterday while returning
from picnic and severely injured. Pol
lins, il is feared, will die.
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Nationalists Favor Hewitt.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.-At yesterdays
session OF the American party, delegates
at large to the National Convention were
elected as follows: P. d. Wigginton, Frank
M. Pixley, Victor J. Robertson and Alfred
Daggett. District delegates were elected.
At the Close Of the nominations resolution
was adopted pledging the support Of the
convention to Abram s. Hewitt, of New
York, if he would accept the nomination
for the Office of President. The platform
was then introduced and adopted.
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Sudden Death at Washington.

WASHINGTON, PA, July 5.-Andrew
Ross, of Fairview, after attending picnic
on the Fourth, retired in his usual health
about 10 o'clock last night. Two hours
later he was found dead in bed. Heart
trouble was the cause.
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s "THEEE is no sprehead about me, " says
Gov. CRAY, of Indiana. II sm for the
ticket aud will work sixteen hours day
for its success from now until election. y
And the Governor is hustler. There
Is no stronger THU I.RMAS man in the United
States than |, ;" says the Governor, 80 Re
plblican ho- es in that direction are dead.
Senator MCDONAI.D can figure ont nothing
but defeat for HARRISON. II rather like
HARRISON, personally" says he. mo,
body will sympathize with him more
heartily next November, when his defeat
is promulgated. This is rather left
handed compliment, which we doubt il
Mr.. n. will appreciate.
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nrixsn tn Suicide by arief.

PITTsBURG. July 6.-Shortly after day
light this morning the remains Of Joseph
Rapp, of Allegheny City, were found in
St Mary's Cemetery by the side Of his
wife's grave. A bullet hole through hia
head and revolver lying near the body
told the story of suicide.
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National Banks Must Report.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The Comptroller
of the Currency has made q call upon the
National banks for reports of condition at
the close of business on Saturday, June
3Oth.
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Charity and Correction Conference.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 6.-The second
session of the fifteenth annual Conference
of Charities and Corrections was opened
this morning with President Hoyt in the
chair. After the formal opening proceed
ings the reports Of States were taken up
and discussed at length.
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More Priys.e Pension Bills Hung Up.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The President
has vetoed the bills granting pensions to
Nathaniel d. Chase, Harriet E. Coopers
and VIM. NJ. Campbell, jr., and the bill
for the relief Of VanBuren Brown.
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AL.nor Opponsnt For McKinIey.

ALLIANCE, o., July 6.-Tbe Labor party
of this, the Eighteenth District, held their
Convention in Rockhilrs Grove, adjoining
this city, yesterday. George W. Thorn
burg, OF this place, received the unanimous
nomination for Congress. The Convention
was addressed at length BY Mr.. Julius
Severance, of Wisconsin.
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Over Seven Hundred Passengers.

New YORK. June 6.-The City of Rome,
which sailed from Liverpool June q, ar
rived ut the bar at $50 last evening and
will come up to her pier this morning.
She has 231 cabin and sol steerage passen-
pera
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Big Railroad Case a. PIttsburr.

PTTTsBURG, July Elm the U. ). Dis.
trict Court to-day an argument was heard
upon exceptions to the report ofthe master
on the final account Of G. Clinton Gardner,
receiver of the Buffalo, New York and
Philadelphia Railroad Company.
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ONLY Oua.

There Is but one SOZODONT. It has no
counterpart. No other preparation for the
teeth. either compares with, or resembles
it. Recommendations Of anything in Its
place should be discredited. Demand So
ZODONT. Don't be put off with substi-
tutes.
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stolen From q Letter.

PxRKERsBURG, July 6.-DOctor John
1<>is, lately a well known physician Of
z1zls Hooking, o., but now of Bolton,
- . few days since sent $1,000 by
|@I|<. Fargo 4 Co. . express to his brother
] <f1tle Hooking. The envelope arrived
n q two since, but the money had been
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-07
A Rspubl,csu Dsfi.

IsDrAxAPoLEa July 6.-Ths Journal
this evening offsrs to give 1000 to any
person who will prove that General Harri-
son ever uttered the sentiment attributed
TO him, "a dollar Q day is enough for any
workingman.n
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shaken Up by dynamite.

<c1NNATI, July ga special from
|elasyille, KY, to the Enquirer says:
<,amite bomb was exploded in the
+ Yard at midnight, which shook mp
osn and did considerable damage to
Hrcuit clerks office. The books and
g had to beremoved. The explosion
the town and alarmed men and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-07

Two more firms have signed the Amslga-
mated scale A Pittsburg firm is running
lis works with non union men, who seemed
10 spring ont of the ground by magic.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE wEATHER.

For West Virgins, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio: Slightly warmer Saturday, tollowed oy
caoler. fair weather, southeasterly winds
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ABRAM $. HEWITT says he will not &C
cept the Nationalist nomination to the
Presidency. No one ever accused ABRAN
Of being fool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-07

THE National banks of the country will
be required to furnish reports Of their con-
dition at the close of busines on Saturday,
June 80.
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MIRA. Mckinley III.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Major Mckinley
was called home to-day by dispatch an
nouncing the serious illness of his wife.
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THE California Nationslists Convention
Instructed its delegates for ABRAM ),
HEWITT. Honors of certain kinds car
be bad without the asking.
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A DYNAMITE SCARE.
LABOR CIRCLES RAcKsD By SENSATIONAL
ARRESTS.


-
CHicAeo 1ey
ments in The alleged dynamite oonspancy
have intansified TIA interest aroused by ths
-. - Az. .,,.
- a. nanefs'sn' DePosy Aee'sN
Aurora (1linois) divisioa Of ths Brother-
bood nj Incomotive Eusinssn v,s hfousht
c,.-
He ID charged with completely In ths a.
leesd dynamite plot aesinst he chicago,
Burlington and osi.sPlRaiawsy.
Bsuersisn 10 mot the m,stsrious fourth
ma, ,ho .,ra.6 An. osa..,. ,..s.,a.v
A ~
when the tnree afres" ~sts maze saa ea'
actly what his connection with tho plot 10
the Burlinston ofiicials refuse 10 stats at
..:. -. - A.. ,,...a,,.
'n's ''~k'" '" -,
In regard 70 the arress o. bAnere.sn, Af.
Stone, General Manager o. she bnrlingsoo,
said to-day: "Bauereisn q chief engineer
Of division 80 Of The Brotnsrnocd o. Auro-
70, which 10 ono Of the pftncipsi lodges on
our road. fot Two yssn ~ ~ 80 .
member OF the denefA Srfevancs Ssmmu-
tee, and Ia also chairman o. the Aaron
local grievance oommitsse: ne
rested unde1 tne onised s~ses sAte.
Whicn pronioit Toe ofna&e ., oynAm'e
on passenger trains. bsuersisn - ar
rested TINS mofning ~ nn nous ID Auro"
while no wae sui n oeo.
Beyond TINS Mr. stone was nes dlspossd
to talk, but u wa evident tnas nosn %
and the other officers ut the oompAnys
headquarters regard the arrest ~ the most
important ono YET made.
HOdR's OPINION.
Ch.;,u.n Ho,s NJ tbs old Rnrl;p.ton
q ,;s..ncs Comre;tts. ~h.n ..sn nv : n.
80. "a ssL.J ,hs, n. 49, ~ tS. r,.n
serrss,sJ v.stsrd.y aid. "Rrodsriek
know slisbtiy: he ID a member Of The
Rro,h.,hned % hnt hs nsvsr ~orIsd = Ssv
-. os' Az -, 49, ,n.S J IN ~. mn. Az vsi, ssi
.s,,an,,Sr he a. sn n,ovsJ on An. TI,no,.
C.ntr.l son,s,hsr. In Mis.opd Rovlss
woIIsd :scab, for the 'O' road thirteen
dsvs bnt ouit an the advice Of his brother.
vbo N a member Of The order. and Who
.l.o ;ndnced h,s hrotbs, IN ioin. TIA
third man, whose name forget, don't
remember 20 have seen before. Frederick
and Bovles have been drifting around hers
for year on and of, but don't remember
To have spoken n dozen words 10 either OF
them for some veeks."
Ibid they ssy ANYTHING last niRht about
the charge preferred against themf'
"No. and I did mot care 10 ssk than. I
AZ. -. "a IL S--. .l.A n-~l--i-A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-07

SEVEN men killed on the glorious Fourth,
show that old time patriotism is not dead
In the great State OF Missouri.
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To Succeed Father Conws,

CHICAGO, July "a labor paper states
Father Feehan win appoint Rev. Thomas
F. Mangan, Of Joliet, vicar general Of the
diocese Of Chicago, 70 succeed Rev. Father
Conway deceased.
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HALF yield is expected from the Min
nosota crops. The grasshOpPer garnered
tia rest.
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Kise lGiIss Oets q Dlyseee.

BELGRADE, July 8.-1hs ecclesiastical
synod has annullsd The masTiaR q King
Milan and Queen Natalie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-07

KING MILAN has got divorce from
Qaeen NATALIE. and he didnn't send to
Chicago for it, either.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-07

A AHANDsoME complexion is one Of the
greatest charms woman can possess.
Pozzoni's Complexion Powder gives 1t.
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ANOTHER prominent h. Of l. man
comes to the front to declare that HARRI'
son will not carry Indiana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-07

THE labor men hold the balance Of power
In Indiana and will oppose HARRISON
.>1fdlv
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REFORM
Is the Ruling Spirit of Tax
Reduction.
4 SPEECH OF UNEQUALLED POWER,

Explaining the Provisions Of the Mills
Bill.
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TARIFF TINKERING.

Then the Republicans said that tariff
commission was not smart enough to make
bill and that they would make one them
selves. And so they fixed up one. 1t did
net reduce the tariff 90 or % per cent,
but increased some duties and lowered
Others, and when it was put to work
think there was a reduction Of or pei
cent By refusing to reduce these duties
they have brought the treasury into very
dangerous condition. We are receiving
over eighty million dollars surplus an
nually for which we have got no need
whatever. We are purchasing bonds, and
the premium is constantly rising and soor
there will be no more bonds to redeem II
il one of the most dangerous conditions il
which government can be, to have great
surplus for which it has no use. II
leads to corruption and extrayags nc,
and to-day you see many oi
the leading Republican statesmen callinl
for the expenditure Of this surplus. I'm
der these circumstances you have heroic
| President, one OF the Drayest men VINO na'
ever led the party in this country-lsp
plause IA man who they all admit coul(
simply have had triumphal march Il
| Washington if he had not written tha
message. He had all TO lose and nothing
to gain by writing that message, vet he be
lieYed that his duty required him to tel
the truth to Congress and demand tina
this danger which them and the stsbilit,
of their government should be removed
Applause He called on Congress h
prepare q bill. He told them in his mes
sage to consult every interest, to deal in {
spirit of fairness to ALTO the manuiac
turer, to the lsboreI, to the producer ant
the consumer-but to be just to all inter
ests. Prepare, said he, q fair measure
and empty this treasury Of this money tha
is not needed, and leave il in the pocket
of the people to whom it rightfully be