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Daily Republican., 1889-12-18
RAILWAY POSTAL CLERKS
Six Eiigibles Now Awaiting to be Called
Conditions OF Appointment.

Correspondence of the Republican.
| WAsInNGToN, d. G., Ddc. 17.-D.la
ware, lying on tie line o ono OF the
heaviest mail lines in lie country,
| always had fair share OF railway postal
clerks. Unler tho present adminlstra.
ton larger humber titan usual has
been allotted 10 the little State, and a
number OF very fair "eliglbles" for ar
pointment 10 tie railway mail service
are now on Le books OF thu Civil Service
Commission In this city. At the examl-
nation in Wilmington on November 2G
last seven applicants passed the examlna-
lion In averaged ranging from 80 to 70,
aud these. with one exception, are now
eligible for appointment ab the service
may require 1t. The exception is VIM
w. Ward, Jr., who has Received au ap.
point nent on the New York aud Wash
ington route.
lie stood at the heal of The class. The
other "elgibes' are ia the order OF
Their standing as follows: Samuel J..
IsOop, james Greer, Jr., Charles III,
Jolls, Jesse p. LeBold, Francis p. Kane
and Jacob E. Hunter. Kane was In the
postal service under the Cleveland al
ADMINISTRATION. Appointments are made
under the following condit Ions:
Each applicant who PASSES the exami-
nation at the required grade will be en-
tered upon the register OF eliglbles of the
State in which he resides ior certincation
for appointment. Railway NAL Rule w,
section ., requires that when there 10 a
vacancy to be filed 'the Commission
shall certify from the register of the
State or Territory In which the vacancy
exists tho names of the three eligibles
thereon having the highest averages,
resident In the counties Of said State or
Territory through or on the borders OF
which the eectlon OF the road passes on
which the person to be appointed is TO
serve"
From the three thus certified the va
cancy must be filed. The time of ex-
animation 10 not considered iu making
certitications as the higheat IN grade on
the register must he certified FRS
although they may not have been the
first examined. No name can be certified
more than three times. Persons honor.
ably discharged from the military OF
naval service of the United States by
reason of disability resulting from
wounds or eickLess incurred In the line
of duty are given preference In certiica
ton under section l754, Revised Statutes
No prediction will be made of the tim,
or probability OF an appointment. Eael
applicant, by his examination, prac
tically decides his own standing, ant
heRce his own chances of an early ap
pOintmont. Each name remains eligible
on the register not less than one year un-
less the person is sooner ,lpointed.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

care you fond of duckF" asks a writer
in the Chicago Tribune, who then goes
on TO say; ADO you shoot your game OF
buy II? Ifyou buy 1t, how do you know
1t is young or old. Do ypu want TO know
III tell you. Take the duck and hold il
at arm 3 length, straight from the shoul.
der, by the lower part Of the bill. If the
bill breaks from where 1t Joins the meal
then the duck Ia young. II 1t doesn'i
don't buy 1t. The duo k being old the
meat is tough, and the bill is too firmly
hung to break. 1t is ali intalli0le rule. ,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

Customer Tin drug store) -"Give me
about 10 grains OF outline In four ounces
OF whiskey. My phys clan says II don't
take plenty Of outline Pm dead man.
Clerk-"sorry, sir, but we're all out of
quinine; there is A carl pad on the way"
Custouer-"l s'pose there is, but IL
doesn't 10 mo any good. Well, give mo
eight ounces OF Whisky, then; I've got
to do something Tor this terrible ma
laria,"
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18
BARGAINS II DRY GOODS


We will commence this day
and continue to sell out our en-
tire stock at cost to close bust
ness We call special attention
to our large stock of Ladies
Misses. Mems and Boys Win
ter Underwear. We want to
turn the stock into cash as soon
as possible. Those looking Tor
bargains will do we'll to call and
examine the stock, for this will
be the cheapest place in town to
secure bargains. This is no
catch penny trick, as we have
positively made up our minds
TO quit the business, or we will
sell the entire stock to a person
with the ready cash. Here is a
chance seldom met with, as this
is an old established stand, do
ing a good business since 1886.
Good and sufficient reasons Civ
en- for selling.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

WANTED-GI RLs FOR GENERAL
" heIae""rk, n go to Ycrklyn, silver
81 "a AND Havrc de Nturr, also . giris to 10 To
h'st"n, ono Tor cAll' uurs' aud one for house
moth Ia small AMI ny. Apply al 9J3 orange
81. l2-l1-2tt
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

WIN you heed the warnlmgl The Sig
nal perhaps OF the sure approach Of that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves If youcan afford for the sake of
saving 20 cents, to run the risk aud do
nothing Tor 1t. We know from expert
ence that i5hiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. II never fails. This explains
why more than a Million Bottles were
sold the pact year. 1t relieves Group and
WLocpiug Cough at once. Mothers do
not be without it.. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use shiloh's Porous Plas ter. N
3. Daniortb, Wholesale and retail agent
Second and Market streets. Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

Many fires this year have been started
by wood IRON A SergeAnt's coal and wood
yard, foot OF Monroe street. Oak, Pine
anu hickory wood in large loads. We
guarantee 2, 2i0 lbs, ofclean coal in every
ton, screened under our own supervision.
Just received, new I ar load OF Western
oats, also line line bf baled hay and
wheat straw. Contra office Seventh aud
King streets. Look Tor the blue sign.
Open In the evening. Telephone calls,
545 and 567.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

NOR SALE AT ONE HALF THE
i Original rest, n good organ, the owne r
having no iurtn"rpsC fril. Address ORGAN,
REPUBLICAN ONCE. l2-E-3t
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18
As She Understood 1t.

A very little girl in the infant class OF
one of our Sunday schools came home
last Sunday and told htr mother that the
teacher had taught them n new song.
On expressing a wish to hear it the
mother was much sstouished at the fol-
lowing sentence, which was all the child
could remember: "l'm a little greenhorn
among n halt cheese" The words,
which had been mist Understood by the
child, were these: AZ m little cleaner
among the harvest shelves"
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

EOR SAFE -ONE DOCTORS BUG
Il GY. madcby Cooling y Bro; also two
spar spring hdE ties. Aully to Il. ". LOWE,
No. ~ Last lhlid strech - v
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

IGOR SALE CHEAP-A LARGE
u double cyitildcr TIyl n press, prints over
., 60 al hour. Apply at this otico.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

West Chester has lad OF nine years
who is evidently a born traveller His
name is Briut0n Buckwalter, and the
Local News relates that last week he
Journey Il alone to this city, bought three
or four Christmas presents ut as many
stores, then repaired to restaurant ger
Inn, h, boarded a train and reached his
lone IN safety.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18
Executors Gale
THURSDAY, DEuEMBER 18TH, 50.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18TH. 50.
m2 p. M,
In tho village OF Chrstiann, at the
hotel of VIM. u. Curiindcr. the following
valuable real estate, late of Abraham
Cannon, dnccdse1.
No. /, two frame dwelling houses and
store, with large barn and outbuildings
This Is the best business stand in the
village and has been for many years Il
general merchandise store.
No, ., Lot OF land containing three
acres comprising some of the most val
uublc building lots IN the village.
No. . Large brick dwelling house.
No. !. Farm in white Clay Creek Hun
drcd, containing 2l9 acres of land, one
half cleared and the remainder very
valuable timber land.
For information, sc, ms to properties,
inquire OF Charles II. Cannon, on the
farm, or VIM. r. Smallcy, attorney, SO
Market Streets Wilmington, Del.
ISAAC NJ. SMALLEY,
CHARLES IL. CANNON.
12135t Executors.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

The finest and most perfect production
of medical science ever offered the aillic-
ted for Lung and Throat diseases, blood
splitting, &c. 1t will positively prevent
the inroads OF consumption and preserve
your system against It's destroying pow.
or. Always reliable for coughs, hoarso-
ness, loss OF voice, sore throat, &c.
ReguI Druggists sell it. De.ot, Will
ming on, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

PALTlAoNE& OHlO hAiLhohp:,
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BOUND.
express trains.
NEw YoRK. week days. +2ls, II o., .lOe6
NEW foaK, Sundays. .slj. s7Ooa. m.,
u20s, % 10, 20 ", 70 40 y. M.
.7oi' 7Ss s 80 go I'D . g !. 3 8
q; m; az o.. 90, .2 g. 800. 4l9 1918.
8 .. clio. &c As, 90 ] so slOl3 p. nj.
800 eoS, ii Ia. NJ. IL Is, 100. - iS'
800. 4l@' 10. 81, 6I0. '6i6. $50, 40 l
gsa s y SoGs co. da "a 20 'ia eo' g,
s2 @ olo 9 O. soo ss, ~ 30 Is 81 M 10 10
CHEsTEE, Sundays, .2lS. 100, 100 $50.
% 81 y i 70 81 g. m iaos lGo " q 900,
ATLANTIC CRY, N. j., 200 a. M.
1913 p. IN, daily.
wEsrBoUNp.
Baltimore ana Washington, - 20. #s Al
>ll45 =. m, 2 70, ail5. IS is, 1857, "s 10;
all daily. 4oa. M, *2lOp. NJ, daily.
Baltimore and principal stations on
Phila, Division, l.l5 p. M, daily.
| pittsburg SSH a.. M. and '5.l5 p. NJ,
Chicago, 70 I7n: M. 80 81 p. NJ. daily.
| Cincinnati and It. Louis. sil Is a. IN.
and 70 y. M; daily.
sINaERLY AoooMMoDATIoM. 73J n. M.
| daily andl22J II. M, daily, except Mon.
| duN, 10 70 p. III, sunday only.
! LANDENBERa ACCOMMODATIONS, weet:
| days, 90, 100 Il. m, . 40 and 50 p. IN,
sun days, 9 80 IL m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION.
For Philadelphia ana way stations
week days: b 80, O 10, $3.50 s1lJ5 a, IN.
| l. ~, , -, 5 -, 80 D. m. sundays q 10,
sou. III. l. q, 3 So, ! 55 p. m
For Baltimore, week days. 53I, 1880
| a. m; 50. % o., Il 80 p. IN. SUNDAYS, I 30
II. m; - IS and "I55 y. M.
baltimore and principal stations on
Phila division at 'i.5i p. m, daily
For Landenberg and way stations, week
| days, o 20, 10 ~ II. m, 235, 455 ID, IN.
| sundays - II. M; 81 y. IN.
chicago, . S0a IN" daily, except sun
Pittsburg, 80 am, daily, except Sun.
day; 'I.1J p. m, daily.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WIIMrNGroN.
Daily, ~ o, as 5, 10 90, all 10 a. M, 300
noon, 40, 800, .JtJ"4 10. Al. y 05,J 30, Y ~.
$40, 10 10 pm.
Daily, except sunday. Glj G 40 and 7Ss n.
M, 'lj5 II lUand 81, II. sup. III. sunday
| only, $50 II. m, .. 5p. IA.
Telephone No. 1913.
no Rates to western points lower than
Viaany othcrlino.
C.0.SCULL, J. I. .ODELL,
GenqPass. Aat, Genl ManugoE
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

DOR sALE.-PARLoRsUlrES, CEN
Il ire tables, rocking chairs. bedroom
suites, spflnR mat rtsses, bedding, lounges,
extension ttbra, Hties, sileboArls, chairs OF
all knis, liuUlutiih, oil cloth cocoa mating,
ingraiu cHrpCt, fak carpet, mating, rugs,
cribs, cradles. ~ r.. Second. between
french aud Naln 1t p-2l-aln
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

gentleman whose sight was so weak
be could not see TO recognize an object
but few feet from ltim. after using on5
bottle OF DR.. Simms' Eye Cure, could tell
an object across the street. We know OF
several cases Of ihi4 Kind during the
week. II is the great sight preserVer. 70
and 30 cents 4th ard King.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

EIOR SALE CHEAP, \ 4 BY 8
L l,lrotn. raprinE taue,a aud outfit; sold
inr wasl Of lse. ABni, VI ttts Office IZ-3-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

NOR NLE-- a BARGAIN rHEsTOCK
4 aud iiNtuirS ul u grocery store, cen
trtllg located n rtrc cuNuee Ton Il bust
meas man. Apply To Evans Pennington,
No.t5s W est \ inth street. Ut
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

nor SALE CuEAP.-A VERY DE-
Il sirable dwflliug house, No. SIG Mai
lEOn STR ~, tlirceFstpry dTluk, G rooms. For
full pdriicularH, Apply to llEALD 4 CO.,
seventh aud Market sis. u-2b-m.ws
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

The Ephemeis of Athens reports that
a number of offers containing 80, 900 go
and silver Spanish p!dces OF the year 1906
have been hauled on of the sea near the
island of Andres. Six bronze caunons
were found near the Golfers. and 1t ia con-
cluded that the whole came from the
wreck OF Spanish Ilan-of-war.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

Burlington Free Press.
Selby-"What charming couple Mr..
aud Mrs. Dollboy are!'
Parker--"Yos, but l should hardly
call them couple; they are 80 small, you
know"
selry-"Wlat would you call them,
then?" =,
ParLer-"Why, couplet, OF course"
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18
E. T. STROUD & CO.

100 West Second Street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18
Address. Newport, Del.
DEGISrER'5 ORDER.
IL REQ lSfER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Del,

December 18th, 1850.
Upon the application of Edwin c. Reybold
and George W. Reybeld, executors 81
wllllam Rsyhold. late OF Red
gscsaied. e or1eTei and 81, a
executors aforesaid give notice of
granting Lofletters Testamentary upon the
estate OF the deceased with the date of grant
Ing thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date of such
ietteIsin six OF the most public places of the
comfy Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abide by an Act of Assembly In
such case made and provided; and also cause
the same TO he Inserted within the same peril
Od in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, news.
paper published In lmington, Del,
and to be continued therein three weeks
Given underline hand and Seal OF
L. &. Once of the Register Aforesaid, At
- Wilmington, In New Castle County
aforesaid the day aud year above written:
JOHN X. BRADFORD,
Register.
-Allpersons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Executors, on
or before Dee. Atm, 1850, or abide the act OF
assembly In such case made and provided.
EDWIN G. REYROLp,
GEORGE W, RElBULD,
Executors.
Address Delaware City. l2-5-3w-eod
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18
", ants.


W. II ID Il A TRAVELLING
nlvsihtn forthe State OF Della ware
hhu ,he i1hlhsula to sell 'hu talltr aph Tyne
nrltet. nus y the Machine used In tran
s,iluink flesldent llArrisun's message by
1llss sanger hnd II Vie only machine used
IN Tue btpartnenh al Ma-hiugto To n
Eood nan out OF employment, 1 Will make
ib,ral arrangements Address, Msnager tor
.alsfalh ~ tlawAreh, RkruBLI AN once.
AIoA man Tor NlctOf Typewriter, the only
SAFE 8 machine madt, Addr,s, Victor Jynr-
write, This ONCE. d.lG.st
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

Ask your dealer itr Post Boy. No. .
Eas. Second street, Durtte!n.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18
A New Feature

Parlor organs, in beautiful new de.
signs, by Story & Clark. Smith Ameri-
can. Carpenter and others, from $40 up.
ward. II. #. Robelen, ITO Market st.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18
FOR /, mt.
INli RENT.

.-,p.urNT-AF FARM OF 100 ACRES
r. miles from Newark. Del: Tins
An. b, vcll adapted TO eroppins or
Vl' ,,,,5,4,, near u. 4 q. station. eau
N' aIi,r-, JOSEPH EDW ARDS, $40
,.,',,,,I street, Chester. Pa. nG-stw
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18
EoIi SALE.


Nos. So, J, ., II. n Van Buten street, 10
rooms, all ConyChichcts.
No. ,iUi West sixth street, 10 rooms.
No. 2tB Adams slTIct, II rooms.
No. lUlI West seventh street, rooms.
NO. iJb Vest Funt, ecuth street, rooms.
Nos. gDs-iu kTAnklln strrt, rooms.
No. u justisou street, rooms.
Nos. 1873 10 II LsllcastCr avenue, 7roOms.
Nos, ll4-li-ld t6-2NG, Lincoln street, rooms.
lhrse prOpcrtirs can he bought cheap and GA
tctn- to tuit the pnruhastrs. Amply to jon
MlLNENA No ND Van l,uren street. nJ-ti
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

Il " SALE AT A GREAT BAR.
I,.t "AlN. 4 rare opportunity. The
o.gutIo 3A W'll aud fixtures OF agri.
retlv :, eNM and feed business. for
ITO. a. a. li"prity of j. i. WHITE &
- ,,ll',,crlyork station " iNsSe s "
&. 10y 10 HENRY WHITE Front aud
s'a"l Nis Jefferson st. die 81
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

WANTED. - SIX INTELLIGENT
~ gehtemcn of good address to sell
''rhe I.ife Of lIatriet Bfecher Siowe'i author
Of "IHcls Toms Cabin " by her son. Ery.
thatics u. Stow; aldo men on ,,Ibs IN, and
Letters Of Roscoe OoMklluK - Inv Ills neph-,y
Alfred II. tpnk log. 10 Tie .lit bartie, eK-
cIuslN territory vi be given, aud a liberal
commission psld. these works are sold by
SnBSCNlpilp ONLY, All, rsss UNann.
ger Tor Delaware, " Rep allican office.
iZ,lG-st
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

I'M prHARDT's PENNYRoYAL
nrftss a. soldk DruGFists; also ny
r ID iii ST., L !. 4 dies be"areo
3 lpuons' -------------
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

L'OIi SALE NrOCk AND FIATUREg
II mud good VII al a business dom
Egthty thuu-HBd dollars a year, with Gu
pacity oi dulnA Us much more. Parties
dcslti!s to uutl business. Address W.
This u.ltcc, Eau
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

J WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW
! 55jr.,,. , .,. n ,IsIy to take charge OF NV
lsliag ny, l'l Htmrs. Light, very fasrt.
ltt-r',' '.' ',thill. wages, SO per week
VIII Win ,tsnp ia in iS p' sAR HIS;
'''A'ni-Fille, ny. Il-ls-3Ot.eJd
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

h lss A. l. BEN'rz. TEACHER OF
- otFin and piano Icins reasonable.
..5#t W Twelfth 81, city. .2-5-im
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

Strong Cough Candy II East End st.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

EOR SALE-A BRICK STABLE ON
L May street bEtween seventh aud liz 18th
and Monroe and Adams streets. Apply to
lEAlD1 20. o.2A-
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.
d Schedule III effect Nov. 10. 1889
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BouND.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18
Notices.
NiuIfCE-ELECT1ON.
IN fIlsr NATIONAL BANK.
uf Wilmington, Del,
haHaTn1,.t nm lsgsI 4

~, mnual meeting Of the stuckh1ld-
tsuithis Bank, will lie held at the bank
Lg u1.sr, On TUESDAY. the litl day OF
Juuny, lspN, between the hours U1 2uud
IN ~ lot the purpose of clccting uinc
si,r.huldtr, to sorvc rs Directors the
ts.IE Year
GRO. u. ARMSTRONG,
Ul! !u Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-18

ltok SALE. = AN ELEGANT UP-
Il right Piano IL octave, costing $780,
must be sold at ONCE. In use only GmonthG.
WI lie TAX n rnrr oi unlii Christmas II dcsir-
ed. Piano speak tor its eli. tall aUyiimc.
d-ib-tf I27 Market street "a
, 1889-01-03
HOW TO CONE.

The matter contained in the COL
umns of the REVIEW this morning re-
specting public lands, railroad lands
and other lands embracing q gene raj
as we'll as special local description OF
Washington territory, will be read
with avidity by thousands OF home
seekers in the East who are anxiously
endeavoring to obtain the facts and
particulars respecting our country.
Although much remains to be said
upon these subjects, IL is believed that
o more comprehensive review of the
different features OF the territory (es-
pecially those OF Central and Eastern
Washington) has not been presented
in any publication for some time past,
if ever. No doubt vast number read
ing these articles will conclude to come
and join with us in building up the
country about which they have been
seeking inform alton. We have great
resources to be developed and great
possibilities for those who have cour-
age and determination ana who are net
afraid to roll up their sleeves, so to
speak, and go to work. Let no one
presume, however, that in coming to
this territory he is coming to q para
disc where all is lovely and where peo-
pie may grow rich without an effort.
People in this country have their ups
ms, and dow their trials and tribula- ]
, 1889-01-03
A Message From the Pspe.

DUBLIN, Jan. 2.-Archbishop Walsh
read from the pulpit to-day q message
from the pope to the Irish people. in which
his holiness says: I'VE have al ways held
in special affection the Catholics of Ire
land, who have been sorely tried by many
afhictions, and have ever cherished With
love. which is more intense, because of
their marvellous fortitude and their heredi-
tary attachment to their religion. In the
counsels we have given from time TO time
and in our recent decree we were moved
not only by a consideration of what is con.
formable to the truth. but also by q desire
to advance your interests. Our affection
for you does not suffer us to allow the
cause for which Ireland Is struggling TO be
weakened by an introduction of anytnins
which could fairly be brought on rpproacb
against it. In order to specially manifest
our affection we send you humber Of
gifts, which we specially blessed" I"
, 1889-01-03

The carriers of the REVIEW have
gotten up an address Of very neat de-
sign, which they will present to the
subscribers they have 80 faithfully
served during the year. During rain
and shine, in fact, they have braved
every kind OF weather and storm, to
bring you your paper so that you
might read it at the breakfast table.
You perhaps have never given these
hardworking, industrious boys a
thought, and they will present you
with this New Years address as a gen.
tie reminder that they may be remem-
bered by you on this happy occasion.
Looking forward to rich harvest they
have already organized Good Reso-
luton Club, and resolved never again
to miss bringing you your paper
What a happy New Year that on
which we can say there isn't single
subscriber who has missed his paper.
Encourage the boys, they deserve it..
, 1889-01-03
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

The success of the Nicaragua canal
scheme now seems assured, while the
complet on Of the Panama canal !,
which 10 beset with 70 many Obsta Giles,
appears doubtful. We print this
morning n description Of this great
engineering feat a. Nicaragua.
How odd it is that a stIip OF land
only $50 miles wide should separate
the two oceans. But this little strip
of land when pierced will he of meal
culable benefit to the commerce "f the
world, and esp cially to the United
States. The company il now waiting
for congress. The senate has approved
the bill to give il II charter, but the
house hesitates. This delay is said to
be due to the powerful lobby in the
interests Of the Panama company and
III. Pacific railroads. Bnt they should
not he permitted to stand in he way.
Grant the charter, and let the work
proceed.
, 1889-01-03

"It Is hardly necessary To remark again
that no considerable number Of the state,
north arc yet ready TO amend the consti.
tuition to provide for electinR president,
BY o popular vote for the especial benefit
OF the ex-rebels South. Detroit Tribune.
Until "the ex-rebel South" can as
sure "the states North" that bull.
doing in all its forms has come to an
end; that all citizens who are entitled
to the elective franchise will be per.
mitted to exercise it without molesta-
ton; that the white employer or
creditor of the colored voter will cease
TO terrorize him with threats of dis
missal or foreclosure, and thus control
bis vote, and that the ballot shall be
as free and uutrammeied in "the ex.
rebel South" as it is in "the states
North"-until these necessary changes
are brought about in good faith, 1.-The
states North" will hesitate to concede
to "the ex.rebel South" any further
extension of political power.
, 1889-01-03
THE New York Herald ID

The New York Herald ia greatly
vexed because the Cleveland Leader
suggested that whether Mr.. John Sher,
man goes into the cabinet or not his
friends will feel that he has been highly
honored by the thousands OF compli-
ments called forth by the mention oi
his name in that connec tion.. Unfor-
tunately for the Herald and fortun ate.
y for the count ry president has been
elected who is under no obligations to
democratic papers, aud it makes little
difference whether they are pleased or
displeased with the construction of
the cabinet. To quote the Herald's
own words, "Mr. Harrison can get the
right OF way as a cabinet maker" and
he will doubtless avail himself Of the
privilege.