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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

Laces. Lacos. Laces.
Hunter Bros and r. L. Hunters Comblna.
ton sale OF Iaccs tomorrow.
We say without doubt there were never
two larger stocks OF l.uccs brought 10 this
city, and now thrown togo her make with
out singh, doubt tho largest line OF Elc.
CANT l.aces ever placed on sale in Memphis
10 and loo LJccs tomorrow at 90.
20 and 2hc laccs tomorrow at Toe.
30and 80 Laccs tomorrow at loo.
30 and Zoe Laccs tomorrow at 20c.
Black Laces, Fiouncings.
Elegant Chaniilla Lace, 10 inch, at 75c,
worth aud cheap at 3. 80
Specialize pieces Watoire Stripe Laccs.
elegant designs at Sl,2J. our regular price
S2.75.
Embroidorios. Embroideries.
Combination Sale of both stocks Of Embroid.
cries tomorrow at Hunter Bros.
We have just received both our importa-
ton lines of Emhroiderics which will be-
on sale tomorrow ut Hunter Bros. Combna.
ton Sale regardless Of actual value or worth.
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days, 10 O'Clock a. m. and 8 o'clock PM;
Wednesdays, 10 o'clock am. and 7:30
o'clock pm. Thursdays, Fridays and Sat
urdays, 10 o clock n. IN. and O. clock p. IN.
Holy COMMUNICATED Sunday, IL
am; holy days, 10 o'clock an; holy
week, every day, 10 o'clock am. and 7
o'clock pm; Good Friday, - O'Clock to
3 o'clock pm. Confirmation Glasses
For females, Wednesdays and Fridays, 4
o'clock p. M; for males, Tuesdays aud
Thursdays, 1880 o'clock pm.
Grace Church-Corner OF Vance and
Lauderdae streets. The Rev. George
Patterson, ID. d., rector. Second Sunday IN
Lent: Holy communion at am; morning
prayer and sermon, IL am; evening
prayer, pm. Sunday school, $50 a. IN.
Children practice OF Easter carols, pm.
Lecture 10 confirmation class Immediately
after evening service Daily prayers,
$50 am. and pm. The rector will OFF,
ciate.
Christian Church-Iiuden and Null
berry streets. Preaching at IL am. and
$3.50 pm. by the pastor. the Rev. J. w.
Ingram. Communion 1880 am. Sunday
school, 0:l5 am. PRAYER meeting, We'd
nesdHy. 7:3O pm. Sunday morning
topic: ''The Work OF the Christian
Church in Memphis" Evening "Christ
aud the Young People-Does lie Forbid
Them TO Dance and Engage in Other
Amusemenis2"
Cumberland Presbyterian Church -
Court street. Sunday school AZ $500 clock
am. Services at IL o'clock I'm. and T3O
O'Clock pm. II. A. Jones, pastor Ser
vices during the week: Tuesday, 10 a. IN,
Pastors Aid Society; ladies' prayer meet
ing, Friday, 3 pun; Wednesday, prayer
meeting. E3O pm; Thursday; 10 am,
Young Ladies Society; Saturday, Child.
como. Seats free. Excellent choral and
congregational singing.
Central Baptist Church-Sccond street,
near Beale. Sunday school $50 O'Clock a.
IN. Services, II o'clock AIN. aud $50
o'clock pm. Unbelievers especially in
tied. The young men will meet at
o'clock pm, in the pastors study
for prayer and Bible study. PRAYER
meeting Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock. Gospel meetings every evening
during the week at o'clock. Everybody
welcome. Rev. A. J. Dickinson, pastor.
The meetings conducted every night by
the pastor OF this church are deeply inter
osting TO those who attend.
Young Mems Christian Association
Main street, between Adams and Wash
ington. Conservation meeting ut Sl5
o'clock am; meeting for boys, 2.30 O'Clock
p. M; Gospel meeting for men only, $3.50
o'clock p.m., These meetings are pleasant
and profitable, and young men will find q
hearty welcome awaiting them. The La
dies Auxiliary meetings are held every
Thursday evening ut 3 o'clock, In the par
Ions OF the association. The gospel meeting
for young men Is becoming moro attractive
and interesting every day. Young men
are cordially invited 10 attend and bring
their friends with them.
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CIIANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE


No. hoo7. Rim the Chauc,ry Court OF shelby
al
nyvhine " an inictioruinrv decree Tor ale. On
tCfpd Ia the above cause On the fist dny ui hc,Um
hcf issN, W. ~ g. page lih viii sill nc public auc
tunio The highcst bidder, Ia fnbnt Of the Clrfk
nnd Masters Uiics, ~ the Main tIruct cntmuoc ol
the courthouse OF shelby county. Memphis. Tcn.
ncssse Ou
saturday, asa Day of March, 1850.
Within legal noun. the following dcsruicd prop
cry, situated In shelby county. Tenn, to.Wit
Lying aud hrinr 81 tho Fifteenth civil District,
tfci hcginnlng ni stake iu the center II tho New
Raleigh mad, the Hntur lvlug tho northeast corner
81 the Lincoln - nrfo trirt thence north ~ lie.
giCcs east - chains aud links parallel with aid
runli lhcncc south y chains 10 liutg thence west
n chains and % links thence south and crossing
Cyprvas creek D Chalns a. sake thcncc west
chains and % links. thence north With the east line
oi Hild Lincoln ~ nrru tmct ~ chains and ~ links
10 the beginning containing ~ ACRES
Also dlh,l nrnss BEGINNING ~ n stake IN tho
CcntUf oi tho NrW Nnllrfh rund 10 the Intersection
81 Mays aNcnuc theno' north dcpwcs o. mia.
utrs, wvi - chaiu. thence eat n chains aud ~
links. theme north drrrse aud ~ minutes wet
~ chains aud " LINKS. 40 the Intersection NJ Mays
avenue with North avenue. thence east parallel
with sali North avenue 81 chaluE thunrU south ~
chs ins aud % links thence onst \ chains aud u
LINKS. thence south 10 chains aud links IA tho
center NJ The New iAlcifh rial. thence south o.
dcgrccs ~ sccunds west with the ccutcf II sid mad
q chnins and % links thence south ~ dprfcUs west
with the ccncf Of aid fuai a. chains ~ the bcgin'
ming
Terms n saic- Cash. redemption barred
This lat day ~ Narrh. iksl
b n McilENRY. clerk aud Master.
W W Goodwin. L. W. liumvs. Frazer a i8yle
solidton
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"wednesday, March 40, 1850,
IN front u the Courthouse door Memphis. Tenn,
tcll NJ public suction IA the highest bidder i0f
Cash. the following parcels Of land.
One situate Ia the tiiy " Memphis. being part u
lot ~, On the northwest Cufurf ~ Keel aud HlNth
streets ffuntlng ~ icUt on Keel street aud az feet
on hltth street. upon which IL built double tonc.
ment hUuts.
The other parcel 4 situate on nrccdlove avenue,
near the city 81 Ncmuhia tring lot No. -. as
lad down on the Charles Jones subdivision VI tho
len Wright tfact beginning ~ a stake on the east
linc OF hfucdloNc aYcuur, the northwest corner NJ
lot No ~ aud the southwest CORNER Of aid lot -
thence north with The enst line Of Hrcclloyc ave.
nue. chains aud u links. thence eat NJ flght
anFst with lifctdlOyc avenue chains and q links
70 q stake thence south and parallel with nrUd'
love avenue 4 chains aud % links 10 tiakci
hente west chains aud a. links ~ the beginning,
containing arfct
said sle Will ~ made Tor cash. nnd free from AL
firht aud equity 81 Redemption. The title is BE-
iic ed 10 be god. but ! will tsii aud convey unly
a. nhiec y. W. bHEkillLl. Trustee
hctc.lf a Walker. Attorneys
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FAIL RIVER, Mass, March l0.-Edward
Mcmahon, upon reaching home last night,
found the house full Of smoke. lie opened
the windows and whom the smoke cleared
away he found his wife. Maria. burned to
death, lying under the bed. She was fifty.
eight years old Il is not known how her
clothing took fire.
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Distribution by wards--First. 2; Second,
/. Third, 1; Fourth, o. Fifth, o. sixth. !.
seventh, !; Eighth, 4. Ninth, g. Tenth, n:
City Hospital 2 stillborn, 8. White 10,
COlorcd, TO- Total, -.
II. A. WILLIAMSON. MD,
Secretary.
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TEEru filled with gold, silver, amalgnm.
etc, are poor substitutes for natures orr.
ginal provision. Use Longs Pearl Tooth
Soap, as u removes tartar aud prevents de-
cay.
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The peculiar purifying and building up
powers Of Hoods sanaparilla make II the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

Silks. Silks.
India silks tomorrow SOC.
Surah silks tomorrow 45c
300 pieces India, China, Canton, Pongee,
Shanghai and Foulari Silks, in figured and
plain, at Hunter Bros Combination Sale to-
morrow.
Combination Sale of
Ginghams. Ginghams.
New Spring Dress Ginghams at 7lSc.
New Spring Dress Ginghams at SlSc.
New Spring Dress Ginghans at l0c.
New Spring Dress Ginghams at l2JSc.
Towels. Towels.
Tomorrow's sale OF Fine Towels will as
tonish even the manufacturer OF fowls.
2Jc Linen Dat Meal Towels now l2c.
&c Linen Damnsk Towels now lie.
zoe Linen Huck Towels now l2c.
25c Bordered Knotted Fringe lie.
25c Elegant Damask, Bordered, lie.
3Oc Fine Toilet Towels 22hc.
Doc Extra Fine Towels 25c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-08
CUR Sarif > Trage.

@iner ber 6aupteinpdnbe, tpeIden
bic Greibdnbler gegen bic S9ubaollspos
litit geltenb MAIDEN. 1T befanntlib ber,
oaB ber auf &obfOfe geleste @ingangss
soq ale in Nmerifa fabriairten Waaren
pertbeuere unb baB barin bauptfd6li9
Der @runb gu iuden lei, tpenr amerita.
nii9e Gabtitate auf benz austuGrtiqen
Marfte ni9t bertauft tperben t6naien.
Dor Rur3em nun bat Scr. S. g.
OibeQ, profefor on BET 1niberfitdt bon
Snoiana bieien 9ebrfab BET freibdnble.
rii6en Democratic elmer piIeni1aftli.
den unteriudung unter3osen un6 tit
babel au benz f~olsenben &efultate ges
l0nst: Sie 8ebauptuns, baB es Der auf
ben &Obfofen liegenbe S6ub3oa iei,
uel6er bic ameritanif9en Gobritate Der.
artig bertbeure. baB fie bic 2onturren3
nit ben englif6en, beutl6eu uitp. Waas
rem auf benz WeItmartt ni9t befteben
t6nne, 1T cine unbegriinoete. IS tpirb
augemein 5~ugefanben, bab bic ameri.
tanii6e Irbeit i'm 9ur9i9nitt Die engs
hide unb i~iberhaupt europdii9e Mrbeit
an Wirfiamfelt iibertrift. Nber OBJ.
Dobl bies cine Sbatfa9e 1T, wel9e au
unferen @unfen tpirft, finb anbere llmz
ffdnbe unb 8ebingungen borbanben,
pel6e es our nnm0sli9teit mad len, baB
uniere GabriferaeugniRe nit ben pros
buften Der englif9en unb europdiihen
Mrbeit nit grfDIa eiueu WetttdmDf nuf
benz Meltmartt beiteben t6nnen. 5elbf
bic Iufbebuns bes 5@ub3ous auf bic
9obfohe, ipel9e mir fir uniere Gabris
fation ein5uIibren baben, tpiirbe cine
foI@e fiegrei9e Ronturren3 ni9t erm6qs
li9en. Grft babur6, baB mir bic &obituffe
biQiaer bet6men, aIs uniere &onturrets
ten, f6nnte es m0gli9 genadt merben,
baB mir uuiere ssnbuftrie : @rseiguiRe
gu preiien berfeuten, pel6e cine err
folgrei@e 6onfuren5 auf benz MeItmattt
nit ben euglii9en unb europdii9en So
britanten ni6t ausf9l6Ren; bic aus nd.
tigen JabritanteE perben aber ibre
&obtoffe INNER ebenlo bilig besieben
f6anen, pie mir, unb unlere 2obnprei>
fe tueroen unb mifen ftets b6ber blei.
ben als bic eurOpdii9en; bieien beiben
unabdnberli6en Sbatia6en III es 3u3us
t9reiben. Dab aud cine 9onturen3 un,
ierer Snbuitrie : g%r3eusnifie nit ben Ell.
ropdif9en auf benz Weltmartt cine uns
m6glidfeit bleiben tpirb. Set benz Sabre
1873 1T gum 8eiipiel elm HohitOf, bic
Saumpoae, ~poatdnbig aolfrei, uao
oo9 baben mir i'm Sabre 1887 Baum.
pouen ; Gabrifate i'm Wertbe Don ueni,
ger als Is Miaionen Dollars ausge.
ftbrtu1o austudrtige8 Waa.
rem I'M Wertbe bon beinabe rs Miaioneu
importirt.
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lang fortgefest murben. @iner Der 8ii.
Der mar bon benz 8~Iu!UerIuf lnb ben
S6meraen obnmd6tig geDosben un0
mubte in elmer lpoQenen 0ede mad feis
net Wobnung getragen perben. Ct
i9webte mebrere Sage lang 3tpiiden
Seben unb Sob, erbolte fi6 aber i9lieB-
LID bod pieber.
5obalo Die Mitterua9t bes Char.
Trettag berannabt, 5ertreuen f9 bic
glBer, nm mad ibren, gum She'll iebr
melt entfernten Wpbnungen unb 9ties
o~erlaRungen snriif3utebren.
Wer nun meinen noute, 6aB 6ieIe
~biBenoen grtibet", bic li1 ieIbf bic
grDBten Sorturen auferIegen, nun aud
mirfli9 peni9fens Bag tpdren, mas
ma i'm getp6bnli6en 2eben nbrabe
Mfeni6en" lennt, Der tpiirbe bar1it Ell
men groBen Srrtbum begeben. SIM
8egentbeiL es f6eint, als ob fid ale
i6ledten Gigenidaften Der nieoeren
meritanii6 der Golfsflafen in ibnen Der.
etnigten: fe ffeblen tpie Ste &abeu,
mas tie befommen f6nne1, He fino rafz
fiairte pferbeOiebe unb auf eiren aeIez
gentli6en Meu6elmorb fonmt es linen
aud ni6t an. 8ur6 ibre 8iB. uebuns
gen in Der Gafen3eit glaubeu iie bann
Nles tpteoer gut gu MAIDEN.
Mie es in Der Hatltr Der 6aGe lieat
iibte bieie 8ruoerf9aft iiberaa, tpo fe
feft %eiugewuraelf 1T, aud einen beoeuz
tenoen politif6en @.nfluB aus unb es
tpirb perfi6ert, baB freifinnige, Dodge:
biloete 2eute bieiem Orben beigetreten
feien, I'M f6 ben politif9en ginfluB
benelben fit ibre perl6nIi6en ebrgei3is
gen 3pede au NuBe 5u MAIDEN.
Die "Hermanos Penitentes" bon
NeusWeerico ituo auf ole Gdfle cine cuIs
turgef6i6tIi9 bodiutereNoate grl9eiz
ilung. Sic liefern nidt nur ben lebens
otgen 8eweis, mas fir srauenbafter
unfug fi6 rnter benz Dedmantel Der
&elisiOn brett MAIDEN. fam, fonberu
aud ME unglaubli6 sdbIebis oerartise
reltgi6ie ungebeuerli6teiten gu fein
pflegen.
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@efhittelt, serSnct mns ersault.

DieSi inh hrei 9artictpten aus Der teuti6en @rammaz
m' ole SeSet6nen Slei6settts Rte rrst aufetnanher fpl-
sshpea 3apanee, benen has %unieIise SnhtpieuHm taSs
'pf lefen lpeIten cher ieben britten Gag unterpprieu
~ Wel1eS nntlus senus tit, i9 ron rem Srauen Ter
6'eerpein SerHeti6en ju IaKeH. nnb rcd mub eS mid
10 lein' bureaus nt4t. opitetter's Masenbttters be-
@a9rt aae ftstentsen, peI&e eS sebrau6en, por ie6er
Sfi YEN WRalartafiebe', lrHobI ntermittirentem ais
MnulauHeeer. Seit nabslu flnfuuetretBis Sabren lit
es Elm arShtt uncertainties Spe,iftnm une Q|rdrentip.
mttlet 9eSen pteie bartnddtsen arantbeiten, nt6t nun
anier anlerem 9tmmeIshrt6, ~ipusern aud in zen trcpt.
auen 9abreSseiteu unh in hen bbSaritaiten Eormcn
perTlat. @auenHub, Dpspepie, &teumdtismus, Ries
tenlelien, Merprttdt unb S6pdhe limb ~ebenfau5 Seim
iupun9en, fur eeren ppuftdneige 8eIettisun9 ha5 bit
tiers fW i4pn lansIt ais eur6auS competent bepdbrt BAT.
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S%angltngenG Mdnneru
mir5
St@ere SetIttm8 8aranttrt.

Die fGrefIiden GoIsen Der suseubiinben,
eei9Is9tsf9wd9s bsrurfa6enb, iuOOurd Self
nnb a0rpsr ruinirt tperbsn permanent ses
s ssfas. s ssss ) Sp sssa ssr1af Sc. sa eass.
gle, abneisuns segen @eieai@aft nnb Mtlan.
9olis sriinbIi9 turirt.
8erheiratbeteM a ober foIde,
bic ftd ssrbeiratben pOlIens pie in GoIse bon
Snbiscretion In Der SNsenb IN @ei9ledts. nn6
Rerbenf9pdde Ieibeu, werbeu eriuDIi9 furirt.
Reine MtneroIten eingegeben.
5uuse M6uuer, bic lire 9eit nit nnfd5isen
eeuten berf@pen6st unD ftd; babur9 iarant.
heiten bsss 9opfes, ber Rofe, bes SaIies, ber
eeber, 2unseu, ~Ginsspeibe nnb 6es Mnqens
snseaosen babeu, tperOen f@ueu turirt.
eatt .ena nidt bnr6 faIf9es e6amsefabl
abboIten fofprf Z
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Staat Sbto, Stabt SoIebo,}
2ucuS Gnnuth. S. s. {

Grant $. Gbeneb befdpSrt, bae er Der
dltere Yartner Der Girma s. s. gbeneb C
60. it, belde @ef6dfte in Der Stabt Eolebo,
IN oben genanntent @ountb unb Staate, tbut,
nnb bd6 befaete Girma bic Summe bon E n.
bunhert Dollars fur jeben Sail bon &a.
tartb be3ablen tpirb, Der ourd ben @ebraud
bon Sall's aatarrb eur ni6t gebeilt
neroen Tam. 8ranf s. &beneb.
8efdporen Dor nlir unb unterfdrieben in
meiner @esenpart an 6. September A. D. '86.
GsNaA u. IS. @Ieafpn,
Wv Ofentlider @otar.
Saa's Natarrb &ur pirb innerli6 qenpm,
men uno pirtt brett auf Sas 8Iut unb bic
f9leimisen Sberfdden bes Sbftems. 9abt
@u4 umfonf 8eusnihe fomrnen.
8. s. Gbeneb & 60, fslebo, 8.
g-gertauft bon apotbetern, rs gents.
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~N"p os~s"dS UubI ttW uuUI Eli
onberer BhBer nieber, nahbem er Sih
dig 3iHen elm groBes 8lnbel ,Entranaa
n~ntergelegt batte. Cine babe Gtunoe
berblieben beibe BaBer in bieier onoIs
bolen Gage. Wdbrenbbefen berbarrte
bic anbd9tige Menge in ebrfurdtsbols
lem S6meigen, Dos riur ab uro au burh
Die oer5iidten Nusrufe Der bidt am Sl1se
bes 3reu3es Gauernben unterbrodben
purbe, pel6e Sornentronen aetpruas
ben aus ben 3peisen elmer milben Mos
fen.Irt-auf ben 66pfen trugeu, Bic fie
f6 ab unb gu feftoriidten, iobaB bas
8Iut In biinnen Streifen lber lire
@ausen uno S6ultern berabriefeIte.
Oils bic babe Stunbe bernofen mar,
CAB ber 9ermano Manor Elm .3etden.
auf pel6es bas areu3 tpieoer aus benz
Code seboben unb langiam 3ur grbe
geienft purbe. Ser @etreu3igte tuurbe
nun BON ieinen 8anben erI6ii, Der auf
benz StaGel : Eager Rubenbe ebenfaas
a~ufgeboben unb ba 8eioe niGt mebr al.
lein gu geben permo9ten, tuuroen fe In
benz fi9 bon neuem formirenben 3uge
nit fort gei6leift.
Nber nod INNER iuaren bic v8uBen"
ni9t eri66pft. Wa9 elmer Weile belt
Der 3ug iiia unb nun berfab Der Obere
Der 8rii6er feben Der BiBer nit benz
rBunoess 3ei9en" beitebeno in brei tie
fen fllfenben 2reu3s@ini9nitten in ben
Ritden-eine Sortur, bic bel ben v66s
Der GOrtgei6ritteuen" idbrli9 erneuert
tpir6.
@esen s ubr gbenbs besaben fi9
fdmmtli6e BiBer In bic vWoraba", no
bic @eibelungen abermals cine Stunbe
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3eitgem d s.

Saufmann: nSaben sic proben
bon 1euen Seringen?"
Teltenoer: n9tein - nut Pbotogras
pbieen !"
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Capitalization of Capital.

Capitalization Of capital moves
steadily on. Every week some syn
dictate is announced, in which mil
lions of money are invested for a
specific speculative object. Central
ization of capital is but another form
of the concentration Of power. This
latter seeks to control legislation,
and will accomplish that purpose, if
it be not checked. But how it can
be arrested is not an easy matter to
intelligently advise. Judging from
present indications the people of
this country will not soon be freed
by the wisdom of legislation or any
other agency from the overshadow-
ing power Of moneyed corporations.
Capital has been and is still to a
large extent the dictator of labor,
and in too many instances labor is
obliged to accept it's terms, stand
idle or go hungry. Capital was
once content to bring together few
hundreds or thousands, but in these
times, unless the consolidation of
capital reaches towards the million,
it creates no great sensation. The
equitable adjustment between capital
and labor has been the problem
which wise men have been studying
for some years past, but its right So
luton has not yet been satisfactorily
reached Fortunate would it be for
the country if some practical method
could be devised and accepted
which would equitably protect the
rights of both, and thus end the
strikes which now SO frequently oc-
cur In this great country there is
enough for all, and there should ex-
lst 70 cause for suffering among
people for the common necessaries OF
iife Capital in all legitimate bust
ness can afford to pay labor fair
compensation for services. Where
wages are stinted and fall below the
decent support of the temperate
workingman and his family, strikes
will be the inevitable consequence.
Here are two conflicting interests
that ought for the good of society
and the country at large to be the
best CT friends. The temperate and
industrious mechanic or day laborer.
if he have a wife and family, can not
but feel keenly if his wife and chill
dren have not respectable clothing
to appear on the street or at church,
clad as comfortably as his neighbor's
family When he sees his children
but poorly clad, and his neighbor's
decently clothed and enjoying some
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THERE have been differences of
opinion as to what would be the pol
icy of President Harrison in respect
to removals of Office holders before
their terms expire. The question
now appears to be settled what will
be the course of action, both of the
President and Postmaster General.
More than a dozen Presidential ap-
pointees in this state and Michigan
have recently been relieved from Of
flee and their successors appointed.
The Postmaster General has indicat.
ed the same line of policy in regard
to changes under his control. Post
master Paul, at Milwaukee, the most
important office in the state, was
threatened with displacement, and
has avoided removal by resigning
his office. Mr.. Paul, it will be reCol
leCted, held the office of Postmaster
at this place for number of years.
In cases where the civil service was
violated in removals from office un-
der the administration of Cleveland,
the wrong may perhaps be righted.
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little luxury which he is compelled to
deny his own imploring ones, his an
guish, if he be sympathizing father,
is not easily describable. It does
net mitigate the case to say that
thousands of wives and children are
brought into distress by drunken
husbands and fathers. There are
multitudes of poor and destitute peo-
pie who are such because of COM
bination of misfortunes over which
they had no control. With them
poverty is not a crime, nor is it be-
cause Of incidence.
There is prospect that legislation
will be asked from the next Con-
gress to remedy, if possible, and
counteract some Of the grasping
monopolies which threaten to en-
barrass the condition of the poorer
classes. There are articles Of neces-
sity for every family in which specu-
lation should not be allowed to inter-
fere. These are matters which are
not out of the reach of congressional
action. The sugar monopoly, now
seeking to control the price for that
article of family use, should be res
trained by legal en-. ctments. Coal
is now about the only article of fuel
in the cities and older parts of the
country; it would seem to be almost
a crime 10 enhance the price for
mere speculation, thereby increasing
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the constitution Of the United States
accords liberty and the rights Of citizen
ship, but are denied the exercise Of
their inalienable privileges by intimida-
ton and brutal violence. The atten.
ton Of the country has been frequently
called to this stupendous wrong which
exists in no other civilized country, but
the wisdom of Congress or the want Of
it has never yet devised remedy
Representation 10 Congress is appor
toned on the census of population. II
the South were confined t. the lo;,l.i1-
tion it allows to vote as a basis OF rep
resentation it would have ten less mem
bers in Congress than it nov has At
every Congressional election many
thousands of colored voters are denied
the free exercise of their rights, which
is evidenced by the smallness Of the
vote polled in some districts, as vel! as
the established prooi Of intimidation
and violence III excluding the colored
voters. 1t is not charged that this conci
ton of things is true Of the South y,
general; but in some portions Of he
South it has been true for years. This
wrong cannot always last: there will
come Fourshs Ct July when it can be
said every citizen, white and black, has
full enjoyment Of his rights