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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
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Four prisoners sist Out from He-
b,nd The tArs ny abe Aid OF "a Saw.
Baltimore sun.
GAMBaIpae, ND, March 15.--The Cam.
bridge jAil was delivered of four oil It's 30
nrieoners about $50 O'Clock tonight.
Their names are Pat OorkFan, charged with
an assault upon Cambridge policeman;
George 3 Asiey and Paul Kensee, charged
vi ID the ,,nt robbery OF an oyster vessel
on which they wore employ ed, and Charles
Cards. colored, charRei with larceny. Tne
trials Of thee men would heve taken place
al the rex. april cnurr. The escape was
! IL .rted by saving = II an iron bar in q rear
wind, W III the i19er corridor, ADD jump.
ing through IL 70 the ercurd, distance OF
ab5ut 10 feet. Il ~ thought that CorsIan
no. ~, MED with q SAW by n confederate on
tha on side. who was talking to him this
ni etnoon. The other pri.oners were In
lhe upper corridor when the escape was
male.
| tained In iall AS witness. who sounded
the alarm. Sheriff Mace Is absent In Baltl-
| moro,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
STATE or TRADE.
Neither Good NOR Had and Not Very
EncunsMElnu.

"
EncoaFnKing.
IL Wilningfon's business atthe present
time Ia far sample Of the state OF trade
throughout the country, peculiar con.
dition prevails to say the least. Business
Ia mot good here, neither Ia IL bad. There
IL feeling Of hesitancy and uncertainty
In husineeH circles which the advent Of
spring will either digpsl IL business i'm.
proves or deepen IL the market remains
In its present condition. or oourse. Ger.
tain shops here are busy night and day
and will remain so for several months.
II was TO ascertain whether The other
Industries, on which Wilmington msinty
depends for It's prosperity, were in like
aondition that GAzETTE ropr sentative
Thursdsy afternoon interviewed q repre.
sentative NOR ,ceo and carriage manutac-
turers.
Henry o. McLesr Of MtI,ear q Kendall
said: I'VE have been dull during tbs
winter ns We always are. Manufacturer
Of carriages only have short seasons in
which they are busy aud for the balance
OF the year they are generally slack. Tho
outlook for spring. however, is very
promising and there 10 every Indication
that during the next three or four mou,hs
the carriage manufacturers here will be
busy with work. Well. Wilmington 10
still considerable carriage manufac,ur.
ing town aud turns out from 4 900 to
3 0c0 carriages annually which are
shipped to ell parts Of the unntry. from
Maine to Tex,s." A similar feeling
exiets among the other carriage makers
generally, although some Of them may
remain slack.
The morocco manufacturing business
IN not 10 suoh auimmirg STATE and |,
neither good nor bad. Some Of the fac
tories are running with greatly reduced
forces, while others are feirly busy.
Cherries Baird said "We are doing about
about az much AZ we have been doing for
some time, although there In no snap nor
20 Ia the business There is demand
for certain grades OF goods and we must
pilc mp other grades in stock but am
hopeful of change FIR the better soan.
There Ia no money in the business at tht
present time The open winter has been
very hard on some Of the dealers, epps
cially those handling rubber goods. AZ
they have their capital tied up in the i'm,
mense stocks on hand"
OF the IA other morocco shops in viii.
mington which are now In operation
some few are busy but the others are
either pottering along or very slack. This
FJrd q Ryan Company is no bnsy ths
they will shortly build an addition tC
their factory. Mullin q Pisrson are MOI
% busy ct the present time as uaua, al
though they soon expect to he again, an,
when in full operation this factory vii
be one of the biggest II not the bisges
in the country. They expect ahortly I,
turn out 400 dozen skins per day. IT,,
John @. Baker Company, j. Parkt
Posties, I. I. Qu'g'ey and several other
are fairly busy.
The merchants aud shop keepers hay
been Erumbling ut the scarcity OF sale
and cash since the holidays There doe
not sstni TO be any immediste cause 70
alarm although many business men saen
TO feel the approach OF storm and az
PREPARED 10 reef sail OF o moment
notice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

A Tug Race oa the Delaware

new tHstlb Stiir.
Quito an excitement was created on our
wharves Monday afternoon last in watch
Ing the tugs Hercules and Ivanhoe racing
for purss of si,9O0 from Philadelphia to
Delaware Brrakwater. They lsft phiiadel-
phia, Walnut street wharf, at 1880 q. M,
passing our city at IL As. the Iyanhoe about
50 yards in advance. They reached the
Breakwater at 5.45, with the Ivanhoe about
100 yards In advance. Returning, they
reached Philadelphia at - O'Clock, mid
NIGHT, making the run up With a ,od tide in
hours and Is minutes, the Iv4nh g beat
ing and winning the bet Of $1,000 with
about half mile to spare. Quite crowd
was watching for them on Lea d Sons
wh1rf on their return trip. but 1t was too
late, as 1t was long after dark before pass
ing New Castle on tholr way back. Not
much difference In the speed OF the two
tugs, for out OF run OF 2i0 miles the
winner only won by half mile.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

Harrison VIII Probably 70 DlrecI
frn,t, AHu.htnuton an Na.v xpfh.

Harrison VIII Probably 20 Dlrect
from Washington 40 New Scrs.
A Trenton. N. J special to the Pnila-
fslphia Press says: Hon. Benz in T. LIE
and G4n. W, \. s:r, kar have lust returned
IRON Washington. lucy went there TO con-
for with pres dent HRfrlson 10 refersnee to
his proposed visit to Trenton, and were
disappointed to learn that he will not visit
r enton nor Philadelphia In April, The
President say that the pressure OF pub 10
business 10 such at thf4 tina that he can not
afford to leave the executive chamber for
1--we days. He has recently reviewed the
programme as laid down by the promoters
OF tha Nav York centennial cHle6fafion
and regrets that he can not oil the bill ne
regards the proposed stops In Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. He thinks It bast 10 go
direct from Washington to New York.
MeseTs. Lee and Stryker reported these
facts to Gov. Green, but he has taken no
formal steps TO check the extensive pre-
pararions that are being made here and at
Elizabeth.
II President Harrison adheres to this idea
It will deprive the people OF Wilmington OF
the opportunity OF rendering him the re-
ception for which arrangements are now
under way. The committee appointed for
the purpose will call on the President next
week and learn his views.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
srosn APPorNrMHKrs.

Yanauiaker,s Assistant 90 Terrfsova
iai Appointments--Arn Pronso-
lIOns.
wAsHrHoTos, March 1.-THE President
sent the following nominations TO the
Senate to- day:
James 8. olarkson OF Iowa to be First
Assistant acknowledgement, vice A. z.
Stevenson, resigned.
Lewis wolflsy of Arizona 10 be Cover
nor Of Arizona.
Rsthbons Gardner Of Rhode Island to
be UDited Sfases Attorney Of the district
Of Rhode Island.
william l. Danlsp of Indiana, 10 be
United STATES marshal for the district Of
Ipniana.
Jeremiah Sullivan Of Montana, to be
collector Of cuatoms for the district Of
Montana snd Idaho.
Captain Julius H Pa,zki, assistant sur
geon, to to surgeon, with the rank of
major.
First Lieutenant Gilbert p. Cotton,
First Arti lery. TO re captain.
Second Lieutshtant Charles ii. Hunter
frat arnllery to be first lieutenant.
lieutenant colonel Adeibert b. BufhnG-
ton IT, be colonel.
NJ ipr Joseph p. Farley 10 be iieussn-
ant colonel.
Captain Ohio F. Michaelis 10 be major.
The iast three are attached TO ths ord
nance d. apartment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

The directors OF the American Bell
Telephone Company, at Boston, yester-
day week, declared the regular dividend
OF So per share, payable April 18th.
Professor Charies r. McOey died In
Baltimore, last week, aged 10 years. He
was at one tiun p eIdent Of Georgia
| University, at Athens, which institution
/ he has endowed.
The total value OF our exports Of do.
mestio breadstuffs during the eight
| months which ended on February 26th
WAS 1872, los, 465, against 92,7l4, 1874
during the corresponding period of last
year.
The last Of the pipe mills of the Read.
ing iron works at Reading closed yester-
day week, and now all the establish
ments of the firm are out Of operation,
excepting the two blast furnaces, which
have about O weeks stock of coal ON
hand. FuIly 1900 men who had eu-
ploy mept 10 days ego are now idle. THIS
workmen to whom 10 days wages are
due received notice yesterday afternoon
that on Saturday next they would receive
one weeks pey.
| It is announced that the President has
not yet been able to formulate any rules
In regard TO the reception of visitors and
that the present arrangement will con-
tinus uatil something better Is provided.
Under it official callers, including menu
bers of Congress and political delega-
tions, will be received every day from 10
TO IL O'Clock, Ineetings of the cabinet
will be held on Tuesdays and fridays al
10 80 o'clock and public receptions will
be held In the East room on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays at o'clock,
p. m.
| The directors Of the Western Union
Telegraph 90. met In New York last weak
and declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend OF II per cent. Tho revenue fox
the quarter ended December 3iss was
81, SIS S07, ont of which OIL 1856, 7i2 was
paid for interest, sinking fund and divi-
dend charges, leaving net surplus Of
4 1886, COS. For the current quarter end
ing March 3ist, the earnings are esti.
mated mt 81 $3.50, 600, the interest, sinking
fund and dividend requirements amount
10 @I, 1855 945, leaving q surplus Of
S64, O55 and making the total surplus
after paying the dividend just declared
OF SO 3s3,90S.
A nest Of three boilers at the st. Mich
oIas Oolliery, near Mahanoy City. Pa.
exploded yesterday week with terrible
| foroe. Mrb. Luuinh AAohnsu, VAIL Aoh
child in her arms, was passing at the
time. A fragment Of iron broke her hip
and killed the child. James Delaney, .
driver, pttsiug with his team, had his
skull frattur d. Michael Warren, o lad
!, of IS, on the asme wagon, had his thigh
broken and leg crushed. Edward Seltxer,
| q painter, at work on the breaker, had
his skull crushed. Patrick Wanner and
Edward Watts were terribly injured by
flying pieces IF iron. Others were
scslded and injured, but their names
/ were not lss rned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
BOGUS pnrk0LEuM BoNDs
OF the city Of Fremont, Ohio, Cir.
cuIhted Ian the CITY.

A bogus bond and warrant for Q: 300 wns
taken from stranger giving the name OF
Nowand by the police on Friday. The
document Is bond OF the Petroleum and
Mining Company OF the city nj Fremont,
ONO, for the sum mentioned and put ports
TO DO payable 10 any one presenting the
samo.
II bears largo red seal aud the sigma
lures OF the officers Z, r. p. Fraser presi-
dent, and r. @. Farnsworth secretary.
Nowiand, who claims 10 be innocent OF any
knowledge or attempt TO hoodwink anyone
stated that companion who WAS with hin
went into various business PLACES In tho
rity aud endeavored TO obtain money up IN
It as CO lateral.
City Solicitor Turner who examined the
deed stated that anyone who loaned mon y
upon euch document deserved TO lose his
money for his pains. II is understood,
however, that tevtral OF tho bogus bonds
are cireulstipc throughout. the city. As
they ara Of official Appearance and gotten
up In the usual repuar form 1t Ia necessary
t6at the public be warned Of their circula.
lion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
utsgiss az Hoa2,
Sttii frying 10 Fash HnIs Wan In
tieiwcsM the Maryland Apparatus
for the GBi,ectOrsfItp.

Sttii Frying 30 Push HnIs wan In
tisiwceM the HaFylnDd Apparatus
for the CBiiectOrstIip.
There Is promise u lively contest over
the collectorship Of tntMnal ievsIue for
the district cnmCosed OF Delaware. Mary
land and this plstricG OF Colum la. Mary
land not only constitutes IN. great bulk OF
ths territory, but contributes about IS per
cent OF ths annual revenue collected IN the
district, mad therefore MAJ yland people
ciaim the right 10 name the Q Hector. I'M
fortunately. however, several candidates
arc presented from thRt stae. OF wtom two
are prominent and are vigorously urged.
rhass are Al Ism Pnsey OF Charles county,
and George 7. Bags Of Baltimore. Con.
gresamsn MGOom4s md Stookbridge and
De. Mndd. who will contes' he sent claimed
~ AIR. Comp on. favor the appointment Of
Pusey, and ihu Republican clubs and lead
ers IT Baltimore favor B'grs. Speaker
az tfstker Of the Delaware Lspi-lAtnre,
ia ors B iggs, who IA native OF smyrna,
where tue speaker lives.
Meanwhile Senator Higgins is Mt work,
md on Thursday was NJ borh the White
House and the treasury department 10 the
interest OF bis Candidate, DR.. Dawson OF
K9nt comfy. The CONTEXT between the
numerous candidates from Maryland, It is
sad IA likely TO contribute to tho success oil
the Delaware candidate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
Captain wiokorsham vindlcnted.
A the regular meetiug Of Company q, N.
O.. D the following resolutions were

A the regular meeting OF Company q, N.
@. d, the following resolutions were
adopted:
TO tn p s.i'en, and Msinb "a ~ e comp-ny, "
@. D.--GESTLEMEN. We, your committee APP
pointed TO draft resolutions in regard 10 the
article published in the EyERY EvESING OF
March It'll last, do most respectfully ofer the
following as our report, hoping that IL may
meet your approval:
WHEREAS, There has been an article pub.
liehed in the EVERY EVENING OF March TN last
which has caused considerable comment, ana
which reflects on the actions Of !. Pussy WICK
ersbam, and on tho reputation of c Company
which IL bound TO inIure our standing IN ms
community and elsewhere, we desire " rectly
the same, which IL wholly uncalled for
RS d, That this company feels that great
injustice has heen done them by some, person
tnjire the reputation Of Captain Wickersham
and Company. We do hereby express our
Indignation for the parties guilty Of such I'M
gentlfmRnly conduct; therefore be IL
REQ ped, That We, the members OF Con-
pany, n. @. D., do hereby say that there was
not and ID not now any cause Whatever Tor tue
report about any military dlsaifectton existing
In our company, and We do also give Captain
Wickersham great credit as a military man
and for the interest and zeal BIO displays lor
our company.
R.,o nd, That In doing justice to ourselves, n
copy Of the resolutions be presented TO Captain
Wickersnam and that a copy be spread upon
our records also that they he puDllshod IN inc
daily papers OF this city.
Signed by the committee. -
JAMES W. GHERY, DR.,
FRANK W. MCDOWELL
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
Elaine and naynra.

n. II EVENING GOSts
We would now ask what the Republican
organs would have sath had Me-. bayard,
with his stainless reputation, put his own
son or nep hew In this place, AZ a successor
TO one of the leading jlrists cf the country2
We shall k4ep asking rhis sort of question
occasionally. We must only hope the con-
trast between the two men IL not a measure
OF ths difference on rhe ethical side which
We are TO see b4twsen Mr.. Blaine's man
aRement of our foreign affairs and Mr..
Bayard's. Bur It iaa sorey bsgiuning for
as enrapulous man as President HARRISON
Is said e. be T. permit. sir. Eugene Schuy-
ler's appointment az assistant secretary "a
an excellent on" but There is no money" In
Mr.. schuyler's department..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
TIE WAToHmAs ovERpowSRED,
Four Masked burglars BLOW Open
a safe This MOrtting.

a safe This Norning.
PdTTaDula, Pa, March l6.--About /
O'Clock this morning four MASKED men
carr, ing reyoysrs IN cred the Pittsburg
tewer pipe works about one mile back OF
Nav brighton, Pa, overpowered n. J.,
Brown, ths night Waterman, bound him
hand and foot and drilled the safe.
They worked for over an hour when they
blew it open wrecktng 1t completely. They
ohtainep money aud vgluaDles amounting
TO about 500. They tten left after threat
ening TO kiiI Brown Il he should ever reveal
anything he might have learned as 10 their
Identity. No clue to he robbers has yet
been found.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
A valuable Horse Dead.

Mavnurnsen, the horse owned by Mrs.
DR.. Bradford aud whose serious illness was
previously mentioned, died yesterday week.
II died on the front lawn where lt had bean
taken In the hope that the halmy air would
aid the painting creature to get more air
into its lungs which, however, were
fatally affected with pneumonia and pleu.
risy. There we're other eomplica' ions. but
death is attritnted to itfluenzi. Mrs. Brad
ford. who prizet this horse highly, dbl
everything possible 70 save It's life.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
FIYn MlNnRs RnsoUEp.
All But Ono OF tho Fntombed Men
Liberated.


SHAMoKiN, Pa, March 15.--There Ia
now very little hope OF rescuing alive
the six entombed miners OF the Black
Diamond oollieTy, An additional mass of
coal has fallen and several days will be
required to pierce it.
MT. CARMEL, Pa, March Yesterday
was u day OF great excitement around the
Black Diamond mine near this place.
Patrick Leonard. Michael Buggy, Peter
Nearshsiski and Vincent R1cush Of Shame.
kin, and John Hill and an unknown Hun
garian miner OF Mt. Carmel were imprls-
oned Ia gangwsy ever sipce yesterday. The
men were engaged In mining coal, working
In breasts ufcbambers. The breaking OF tim
Der In the gangway told them that a rush
and fall Of coal was about TO occur, and. to
escape, the miners dashed down into the
narrow tunnel, but before the7 reached 1t
this was choked up, cutting ufr thele re.
treat. TwJ hund.ed men worked TO rescue
them.
AT daylight, yesterday, when they had al
most reached the entombed mine-s, several
bupdred more tons of coal and debsis fell
down add again choked up the entrance.
Fonr OF the miners, Il was learned, we're
imprisoned separately from the other two.
Toe four miners In priso ned by slide OF
rock Just back of the two Hungarians could
be hea d pounding, pr hammertng, on the
| wall that was bAtween them and libsrt9.
They could hear the men calling inside an
the answers ny The workers outside to keep
| up their courage.
An excited thropg was gathered about
| the m!nas. AT O'clock, p. M, five of the
mtaeIs were gotten out safe. vel and I'M
Injured. When the liberated men were
brought To the surface there was loud ap
pause, and ihe brave wives, who were or
the epot since the accident, fsll on tn,
necks Of their husbands and klssed them
0ae poIr wife was In q a lod Of tears bs
cause 1t WIS reported her husband, thI
unknown Hungarian, tbs sixth man, wal
still in the breast Of tho mine. The belle
| is that he Il dead.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
FATAL sa OUTING.
The Murderer says SO Didn,t Know
IL was LOADED

CHICAGO, March 16,--Lawrence Brill OF
Evanston ives fatally shot at Cedar Lake.
Ind., yeste, day. Brill and friend named
Bidder bad been 10 Lowell, Ind and were
on the way to Chicago. When the train
reachel Cedar Lake, the two men made
some remarks ABOUT two women near the
station. A man named Hansen, standing
near by, raised q small targetrifie epd lred.
The hall entered Btii's head with fatal
effect. Hansen claimed the shooting WAS
accidental and that lie did NOT know the
riffs was loaded.
Bidder thinks differently and says the
shooting may have been caused by his adj
dressing the women, one OF whom was
Hanssn's sister. Hansen Is In jail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

Every drop of blood In the system
passes through both the kidneys and
lungs many tnouaaud times in each "a
hours. This explains why 90 per cent
of the patients of Brompton Hospital
FOR cppslmptives, London, England have
unsuspec,ed kidney disorder. II the kid.
neys were in n healthy condition they
would expel the waste matter or poison
ods acid AID prevent the irritation OF
the lungs. But II diseased they are un.
able to perform their functions. This ex.
plains why warmers Safe Cure has
proved go valuable In cases Of lung
trouble. Il removes the cause.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

LoND-N, March i8,--An election was held
in the Remington division OF Lambeth yes.
tsrday to I'LL tho parliamentary seat made
vacant by the resignation OF R. @. Davis
Conservative. The election resulted In q
3,433 for M. Hope, the Con aervative nomi-
nee. At the last election Mr., Davis, the re-
firing member, received 8. 222 votes and Mr
Beauioy 2792.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

James LOTUS, an empioye of the
Mccullough iron work., while tending
the furnace Thursday wa, seriously
scorched on the left arm from shoulder
to elbow by shaft OF q ,me which sud,
denly bur.t from furnace door. DE-.
Winner, who Is attending the man, thinks
his p.t,ent will have to stay indoors for o
week or so.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
LOVE'S UNITY.
Alfred austin.
How shall / tell thoe when ! love thee best

How shall I tell thee when love thee best
In rapture, or repose9 How shall say?
only know love thee every way,
Nor more when restlessly than when at rest,
Seel What is day except the night refreshed,
And what the night except the tired out day,
And It's loves diherence, not love = decay,
II now dawn, now iade upon thy breast,
selt-torturlng sweet Is not tho selfsame sur
Manes in The west that 1ameth in the east,
Ills fervor nowise altered nor decreasedf
so rounds my love, returning where begun,
And still beginn ng, never most nor Lease
But hxedly various, all loves parts in one.
--.AIhesQUnt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

The Odessa Herald, In tho interview with
sevaral peach growers IN the vicinity OF
o jessa, ascertalns that the buds are IN !
hndSed. line outlook for f.t " large
yisld OF fruit, barring unforeseen disasters
Or unpropi ious weather. Is very good.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
nen.on. wny watts Must Go.

Sc Louis Post-Dlspatch
District Attorney Watts OF West Virginia.
has Gated forth a manifestation Of the
ballot .ref1rm and ei'il service re-
forin'e policy OF the ADMINISTRATION
by indicting 200 Of Qday's and Elkin's
Illegal voters 10 West Virginia. and by re-
fnsipg to resien when requested to do so on
accoGnt OF such pernlcious activity. Hsthus
compels the administration to assign .
cause fnr-his- renlAyal or tn make II 10 a
way equivalent 10 an admission that there
is no a-siRnabe reason for IL. The public
will see just 900 ressons for It In the iniict-
ment OF 30 Illegal voters who prefer to
he prosecuted by bene hclary OF the
crimes they committed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21
A Good peputy Mar.h., murdered.

Fort SMITH, ARK, March 16 = Inforna.
tion was received here last night OF the
shat W. A. Moody, brave officer
attached to the United States court
here. The deed WIS committed In
Indian Territory by TWO men named
Bonner and Hill. whom be was attempting
to arrest. Moody ID the sixteenth deputy
killed in the Indian Territory In the past
year. His record was a good one, the most
notable act Of his career being the capture
OF Young Towory, wno killed Deputy Mar
shall Dalton year ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-21

Ina speech beiore tho Pnwhat'an Damoe
rr4tlc Club, In BlcDmoud, W., HesIy W.
Ft1urnoy secretary Of the epmmoa wealth,
Esd, ie p4cting this negro p ooiem,
IN tie b -liaved that the soution OF this
greet question world be the d al fis'ran-
ehi-eunnt OF tue c1lored man. Tnts, he
believed wonld &c brought about by north
arn men setting In the south, and real I'll q
the true condition OF affairs and creating a
s-ntimsht In its favor at ihs north. Touch
Virginia the speaker declared the race
question should oyershadow every other.